Wax figures of world figures at Madame Tussaud's event
The exhibition draws celebrities from Babe Ruth to Mussolini with lifelike wax likenesses. Notable visitors include Sir Oliver Lodge and H. G. Wells. The display features royal gowns, historical figures, and a courtly setting, tracing Madame Tussaud's waxwork origins from Paris to London.
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London
Babe Ruth
Mussolini
Madame Tussatei
Oliver Lodge
H. G. Wells
Bernard Shaw
Jimmy Wilde
Jack Dempsey
Thomas Lipton
Joe Becket
Valentino
Gyuren
Mme, Tussaud
England
Madame Tussaud
Lady Astor
Edith Cavell
President Coolidge
Tim Healy
Mrs Carrigg Granted Life Use of Husband Estate
Emma L. Carrigg widow of John L. Carrigg is bequeathed the income and use of her husband’s estate under the terms of his will. The document outlines her rights to benefit from the property during her lifetime, with ownership reverting after her death.
Will Filed for Probate Declaring Estate Division
The document states a will filed yesterday for probate naming Mrs Carrigg as executrix. It provides that at death the estate remainder be divided among the surviving children or their heirs.
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Carrigg
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