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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1916

Page

16

From Poverty to Millions Heirs by New York Families

A dramatic look at childless rich New York families adopting orphans and heiresses, turning poverty into vast fortunes. The piece cites Mrs. Finley Shepard Miss Helen Gould and other prominent heirs as examples, noting how homes in New York and estates from Martha's Vineyard to Rumson shape destinies. It highlights wealth totals, notable adopters like Warren Leeds Edwin Drexel Godfrey and Charles Panam, and asks what makes a home without children.

Big America Eokn Gould New York Charities Aid Association Lttle New York John Doe St. Patrick's Cathedral Fifth Avenue New York City Finley Shepard Flelen Gould Miss Gould Shepard Warren M. Leeds Mr. Leeds i Bir Harbor Edwin Drexel Godfrey Godfreys Rumson Road New Jersey Godfrey The Stock Exchange Robert Erskine Bly League For Political Education Ely

Notable New York Millionaire Families List of Heiresses

A readable fragment lists prominent New York childless millionaire families and scions such as Mrs. Matthew Astor Wilks daughter Hetty Green Vincent Astor Howard Gould Charles Schwab Ogden Livingston Mills Frederick Vanderbilt Perry Belmont Herbert Harriman Peter Cooper Hewitt Mrs Russell Sage Elbert Gary James Speyer Richard T Wilson.

New York Matthew Astor Wilks Hetty Green Col Edward Green Elbert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Janes Speyer Fifth Avenue Newport Vincent Astors Howard Goulds Cooper Hewist Urich Vander Richard T. W Ogden Ingstop Mills Mills W. K. Vanderbilt Is Reid Alfred v Paul Morton Cornell Yne— Whitney C. Steele Clay Frick Geol Bakern Gould Benjamin Dallas Macie Pratt Henrylves Charles Astor J. St Barnes de Berkeley Parse Werhert Satterlee Satte Ag J. P. Megaz John D. Rockefeller, Jr George Gould J. P. Morgan Henry Graff Trever Robert Bacon William Douglass Sloane Francis Burrell Hoffmann Herbert Parsons Oliver Harriman Elbridge T. Gerry Chi Vincent Astor Howard Gould Charles Schwab Ogden Livingston Mills Frederick Vanderbilt Perry Belmont Herbert Harriman Peter Cooper Hewitt Mrs. Russell Sage Elbert H. Gary James Speyer Richard T. Wilson

Rich Families with Only One Child

A list of prominent heiresses and scions, including Mrs. Vanderbilt, Andrew Carnegie, J. J. Astor, Mrs. Philip Lydig, and many others, noted among New York high society families. The roster references marriages, names, and social status within the era’s elite circles.

Andrew Carnegie French Vanderbilt J. Borden Harriman Irs Hamilton McK. Twombly Vanderbilt John Jacob Astor Philip Lydig Shriner Gerard Norman de R. Whitehouse Charles de Loosey Oelrichs T. J. Oakley Rhinelander Arthur Scott Burden

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Vieton Hex Carnegie Liter Mar Charles L. Panam Martha's Vineyard Amt ‘Ane Ries Jaluce Mreelis Seeds Miin Meek Twombly Nderbilt Gifford Pinchot Erman Oelrichs William Zies StyrTe J Oak Ashinelander Arthur Stott Murden Stowe Maree Fh. Whitehouse Philip Lidig Rles de Loosley Oelricha N Winthrop, Jr Joseph Maj Hetesen Ag Ike Nik Miresler Ips Finley J. Shepard Conservatory Hudson River Dren Drexon Dahlgren Joseph F. Stillman William Hamilton Mrs. Hamilton
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