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Phoenix, Aviz., Jan. 27.
jam Wrigley, jun the well-known "American chewing-zain incnufacturer, died here to-day at the age of 69.
Sure Wrigley had a typically American business career, rom the dime he moved from, Philadelphia, there he started in business with his father. He moved to Chicago the age of 80 and, entered into ociness for himself og president of the new firm of Win. Wrigley, jun. Coy the foremost chewing-gum Sectory in America, Twenty. years Inter, Mr. Wrigley bought out and incorporated into his one firm the Zeno Manufacturing} Ca. Front that time on, he became one] of the pioneers in America's biggest "That Mr. Wrigley was successful was shown in the report a few years revealing the chewing-gum out-Jur in the United States, which Fecha total value of over '$60,000,000, and for a great portion which Mx. Wrigley was ondoubtedly responsible, addition to. being a keen business man, Mr. Wrigley was also a lover_of sports, especially base fall. "He was a" member, of the] Ghicago National. Leagpe Club and sea the Angel City Baseball Club] Jot Lox Angcles.—Keuter.
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Copenharen, Jan. 28.
Mr, Sophux Michaelis, one off Denmarics foremost novelists, died here today at his home at the age of 6). Mr, Michaelis. was the Givoreed husband of Kann Michaelis, the Danish authoress who achieved work! fame with her novel "The Dangerous Age."—Trans-Ocean Kuo]
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