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How Harry Payne Whitney reluctantly took over the family's business interest and through shrewd administration greatly extended the fortune until his death.

Extract :
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney received $1’200’000 in cash plus one quarter of the residual estate on his 35th birthday and a life interest in another quarter. Each of the daughters, Flora Payne (Whitney) Tower Miller and Barbara (Whitney) Henry Peck Headley, received $1’000’000 in cash, plus a life interest in a quarter of the residual estate. The principal of the three quarters held in trust were to be distributed to Harry Payne Whitney’s   ...

 

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