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300:. William's elder brother John Jacob Astor Jr. was sickly and mentally unstable, and had no part in the business. He worked there until his father's death. One source argued that his role in the company was never anything more than as "an industrious and faithful head clerk", despite his official title of head of the firm's chief subsidiary, the
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Mr. William B. Astor. an illness of four days ends an honored and successful life the public events in Mr. Astor's career a ripe scholar and philanthropic man. Mr
William B. Astor, after an illness of only a few days, died at his residence in this City yesterday at 9:30 A.M., aged eighty three
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1284:"ASTOR WHO MARRIED POOR GIRL NO PAUPER; Gave Up $ 30,000,000 for Love of Gardener's Daughter, but Still Has Princely Income. IN RETIREMENT 50 YEARS Holds Trust Right In 125 Rich Parcels of Manhattan Realty Now Worth Millions"
1312:"HENRY ASTOR DIES IN COUNTRY HOME; Grandson of the Original John Jacob Astor Had Been Estranged from Brothers. WAS IN HIS 87TH YEAR He Inherited 119 Parcels of Manhattan Real Estate, but LivedSimply at West Copake"
1228:"William Astor Is Dead; Stricken Suddenly at the Hotel Liverpool, Paris. He Leaves a Fortune of Many Mill- Ions -- John Jacob Astor Will Inherit It -- the Body Will Be Brought Home for Burial"
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