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Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico
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In Gravedona, Lombardy, notorious criminal Gerolamo Pasquale inherits a large fortune and villa from his aunt, who died intestate, leading to lavish living and excitement in the town. Relatives challenge the inheritance, accusing him of destroying her will.
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Notorious Criminal With Bunch of Coin and Beautiful Chateau Creates Consternation in Staid French Town.
Paris, Sept. 7-Great excitement has been caused in the town of Gravedona in Lombardy by the news that a notorious criminal who has served no less than forty-six terms of imprisonment for robbery has inherited a great fortune and that he is going to entertain very lavishly.
This man, Gerolamo Pasquale, had a wealthy aunt. She threatened to leave him out of her will, but finally died without a will. Pasquale therefore, on leaving the prison the last time, said that as the old lady's nearest relative, he was the heir to all her fortune, and a beautiful villa at Gravedona, where he now lives in great luxury.
He started his new life by sending a check for fifteen hundred dollars to his late fellow prisoners. Pasquale is however, not going to left in undisturbed possession of his wealth, for a number of the other relatives of his aunt have combined to prosecute him criminally on the charge that he tore up the testatrix' will.
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Gravedona, Lombardy
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Sept. 7
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inherited great fortune and beautiful villa; sent fifteen hundred dollars to fellow prisoners; relatives prosecuting him for tearing up the will
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Notorious criminal Gerolamo Pasquale, with forty-six terms of imprisonment for robbery, inherits fortune from wealthy aunt who died without a will; lives luxuriously in her villa in Gravedona, entertaining lavishly; relatives combine to prosecute him criminally for destroying the will