Oil baron Dustin Anibeld linked to Rockefeller interests
A historical note recalls Dustin Anibeld born 1848 who joined the oil trade in western Pennsylvania and rose to a key role with the Acne Company, then an offshoot of Rockefeller interests, amassing an estimated fortune near 100 million. The report also mentions Hon. W. J. Bryan planning summers in Asheville and potential political moves, plus a public health ad and a quip from the St. Louis Republic.
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John Ee Archbold
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Standard Company of New Jersey
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Trust
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Standard Oil Company of
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Oliv
Enta Joseph
Washington
Lockhold
Archbold
Dustin Anibeld
G. O
Bryan
Asheville
W. J. Bryan
Neweafier
Mount Calm
Lincoln
Neb
North Carolina
Senate
Stanly County Democats Claim Elder Statesman Record
Stanly County residents tout Uncle Rowland MelIntire of Big Lick as the oldest Democrat in the state born in 1808, with other Stanly figures like Henry Mills and M S Parker noted for long Democratic voting histories. Also mentions Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey remedy and a humorous Hulda anecdote from the Chicago Journal.
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Stanly County
Henry Mills
Norwood
Henry
Wilon
Jefferson Davis
Yadkin River
Richmond
South
Capt. M
Parker
New London
Lifford Harris
D. J. Lowder
Rowland MelIntire
Big Lick
Dr. Bell
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