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Baroness von Zedtwitz dies leaving vast fortune
New York December 22 Baroness von Zedtwitz formerly Mary Elizabeth Caldwell of Louisville Ky died at the Carlton hotel in Frankfurt aged forty three. Her estate is estimated around 2 million dollars with Louisville lots valued at a million. Her sister Mary Gwendolin Caldwell died in 1909.
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Mary Elizabeth Caldwell
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Markham Named President Of Illinois Central And Central Of Georgia
Charles HL Markham, elected president of the Illinois Central, will also head the Central of Georgia to succeed the late Major Hanson. The Central of Georgia is owned by the Illinois Central, transferred by E H Harriman. Markham, not active in railroading recently, began as a day laborer in 1881 on the Atchison and rose to vice presidency of the Southern Pacific before resigning in 1904 to lead Guffey Petroleum in Beaumont, Texas.
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Gas Explosion Kills Fireman Aboard Michigan
An explosion of coal gas in the bunkers of the battleship Michigan, flagship of the Atlantic fleet, killed Benjamin J. McLeary, a Philadelphia second class fireman. The navy reports this is the second such incident in the Atlantic fleet within weeks, following a similar blast on the North Dakota that claimed a coal passer.
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Taft to Give Away Turkeys to White House Staff
President Taft will present a fat turkey to every married man employed in any capacity about the White House, totaling more than a hundred people. The president’s own turkey from Horace Vose of Rhode Island is due in a few days. Mer Part.
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