The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
PULITZER ESTATE
SHOWS AN INCREASE
Referees Report Says Certain
Stocks Were Sold at Half
Million Advance.
.WORLD" SHARES AT S6O4

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phTn.N Iugrahain, who was appointed
,,,rlv two wears ago I'm the
'e' -, A., a.. -, ~. A.,
supreme ''"' " "
accounting by the trustees ana executor
u-der the will Of Joseph pulitzer. and
10 determine questions which were in
dspu'c between the trustees n vari-
ous l%erttocs. filed his report yesterday.
one OF the disputed points involved
Z, the proceedings was the contention
b, Mrs. Kate Davis Pulitzer, the widow.
that q stock dividend OF 500 shares OF
after her husbands death. on the 1000
sh"res =, ~ vtsou sho,,,a y. 90.
ine IN" tr,on,e ana ,urnsd ovsr :,
e""''. ~, hat,s aadad 20 ,ha nr,n.
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',pa, too sharos ,s nr,no,rai n,,,cn
.. ~ adJat 90 ,ho ,rus, rnna
tnoel" nNn,atraar 10 ,,can,a ThH
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NE 90 acnon, ~ &C.,, =,
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The report also shows that steps have
been taken by Ralph. Joseph and Her
bert Pulitzer, the three sons of the de-
cedent. TO prevent stock In the Press
Publishing Company tthe WorldD and
me Pulitzer Publishing Company ttne
ST. Louis Post Dispotch) from passing
out 81 the Pulitzer family. The referee
decided that the trust fund In which Mr..
Pulitzer set aside all the stock in his
newspapers must bear it's share OF the
New York and Missouri transfer and in
heritance taxes, the whole amounting to
more than 5000, 900.
stock in the newspapers must be sold
h pay the newspaper trust funds share
the sale to outsiders. Ralph and Joseph
tuntztr wrote the ,rustees onerlns &c
W! 'n.s sto.H, anu 'n,t.eu th..l piother
herper,, 60 TAKE ohe-thi,u Oh me amour
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.e -eleree approves sucn acton, ine
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rNe report also shows that Joseph
Pulitzer az piled TO the trustee for an
allowance OF $4,000 a year to his son,
Joseph Pulitzer Sd, who is now 2 years
Old and was not provided for directly
II the will. The trustees approved the
request. but Referee Ingraham decides
iha' 5000 a year Is sufficient.
In the case OF Edith Pulitzer Moore,
q daughter. who applied for $4,000 a
.ear for her son, Clement Clark Moore
now IS months old, the referee
approves the request on the ground that
Ms Moore and her husband, William O.
port and educate Clement Clark Moore
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