Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 5, 15 November 1912 — Page 3
THE KIUIOIOND PALLADIU3I AND SUN TELEGRA3I. FRIDAY, XOVE3IBER 15, 1912.
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YOUNG ASTOR IS GIVEN JSJORTONE Attained Majority Today and with It an Inheritance of $65,000,000.
(National Newi Association) NEW YORK, Nov. 15. William Vinfcent Astor, head of the American ibranch of the Astor family since the 'death of his father, John Jacob Astor, fwho went to his death on the steamer Titanic on the morning: of April 15, 11912, reached his majority today and jby virtue of this fact came into full 'control of the Astor fortune which is conservatively estimated at $65,000,000. When the estate was appraised ky experts shortly after the death of Col. John Jacob Astor, to determine the amount of inheritance tax to be paid, the aggregate value of the estate was placed at between $75,000,joOO and $80,000,000. As these figures are official and probably as nearly correct as possible under the circumstances, the amount of the fortune into the possession of which young William Vincent Astor came today, may easily be estimated. Under the terms of Col. Astor's will, WiHiam Vincent ABtor was made residuary legatee. The shares of all other heirs were fixed in plain terms by the will itself. Mrs. Madelaine Talmage Force Astor, the widow, received for life, or until remarriage the income from $5,000,000 and the use of the Fifth Avenue home of her late husband as well as $150,000 outright. Muriel Astor, a daughter, by Col. Astor's first marriage, received a trust fund of $5,000,000. A similar trust fund of $3,000,000 was provided for John Jacob Astor III., the posthumous child of Col. Astor. Other bequests aggregated nearly $500,000. Deducting these trusts and bequests from the estimated total value of the estate would place William Vincent Astor's share at Bbout $65,000,000. No Astor has ever come into the family fortune at so young an age as William Vincent Astor. His father was twentyeight before he succeeded, and his grandfather was sixty. His great-grandfather, John Jacob III., was Indianapolis Man Praises Nature's Creation GLENN H. CRANOR. Nature's Creation has gained another victory over tuberculosis in Indiana polis. Glenn H. Vranor, an advertising man, who is now enjoying good health, has given for publication the following statement: "Last fall I contracted a cold. I took treatment from a physician with out benefit. March 20th, this year I contracted additional cold which developed every symptom of tuberculo sis. I lost twenty-four pounds in thir teen days, and had night sweath, spitjtiiig of blood, chills and fever, distressing cough, could not sleep for coughing, expectorated as much as one in the last stages of tuberculosis. The .25th of March I began taking Nature's Creation. After three weeks my cough had loosened and subsided so that I expectorated easily and other symptoms steadily grew less severe. I now ,eat heartily, breathe freely, sleep restIfully and count myself cured. Should ;any symptoms return I would at once i take Nature's Creation. With sympathy for those who suffer likewise, and a desire to relieve them, I sincerely recommend Nature's Creation. Any questions will be cheerfully answered by me or my mother, Mrs. Rosa H. Cranor. Call or address 321 E. St. Clair St. Yours, with gratitude, Glenn H. Cranor, Indianapolis." A valuable booklet containing full information regarding the,, use of Nature's creation in the treatment of tuberculosis and the conditions which lead to it, such as bronchitis, impure blood, run down system and asthma, .J V-I ;i . , . I is unug uisinuuiea iree or au cnarg16 by M. L. Haymann. This booklet ! also contains photos and testimonials from 1 prominent Indiana papers. If you are interested in the cure and prevention of tuberculosis and asthma, and if you have not had one of the ( booklets, fill out and mall today th coupon below:
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