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Lydia J. Caldwell person

born: [1891-01-01,1892-01-01)died/dissolved: [1891-01-01,1892-01-01)id: p_lydia-j-caldwell_4f1824

also known as: Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Lydia J. Caldwell, ricolite queen

Probable 70%
Summary:  The owner of the famous ricolite quarries who sold her interests.
Completeness: 75/100 Grade B
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Claims (4)

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J. E. Hinds and A. H. Dolliner
cited from appointed deputies of its own… (1891) · +1 more
Cantwell was convicted, that several of them would never get out of town alive. The Court being apprised of this. appointed deputies of its own. Bets were freely offered that the jury would either disagree or acquit, so sure were the frien…
cited from Mrs… (1891)
Mrs. Lydia J. Caldwell, the “ricolite queen”, has disposed of her interests in the quarries to Chicago and St. Louis capitalists. The following from the New Mexican explains the situation;
cited from Mrs… (1891)
Mrs. Lydia J. Caldwell, the “ricolite queen”, has disposed of her interests in the quarries to Chicago and St. Louis capitalists. The following from the New Mexican explains the situation;
cited from Messrs… (1891)
Messrs. J. E. Hinds and A. H. Dolliner, the former from Chicago and the latter secretary of the Union Iron and Foundry company at St. Louis, are here today en route home from Grant county, where they and their associates have just purchased f…

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appointed deputies of its own…

1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details

INDIANS OUT

1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details

Messrs…

1891 · newspaper · public-domain

Mrs…

1891 · newspaper · public-domain

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