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In 1889 Rosa Luxemburg married Gustav Lübeck (born in 1873) in order to obtain German citizenship. They divorced in 1903. From her time as a student until 1907, Rosa Luxemburg maintained an intense and often conflictual relationship with Leo Jogiches. She was also engaged to him for a time.
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Many people around the world recognize the name Jelly Belly Candy Company with its trademark smiling jelly bean. The corporation, headquartered in Fairfield, California, has international distributors in almost fifty countries and the company's signature tiny jelly bean is available on all five continents. Jelly Belly traces its roots to the entrep...
Gustav Goelitz was born to Adolf and Augusta (née Domyer) Goelitz in Osterode am Harz, a community in the Harz Mountains at the southern edge of the Kingdom of Hannover (today part of the German federal state of Lower Saxony), on March 28, 1845. At the time of his birth, an uncle, August, was already living in the United States and two others, Loui...
On July 26, 1869, Gustav Goelitz signed a promissory note to William Theodor for $1,700 (approximately $28,900 in 2011$) to start his own confectioners business. He made and sold candy and confections from a store on Mascoutah Avenue that proudly displayed the sign “Gustav Goelitz” on the front, while his brother, Albert, delivered their goods to n...
Goelitz was well regarded by his fellow citizens as an innovative entrepreneur who created a unique business in the city of Belleville and who provided steady employment for townspeople, as well as wholesale and retail goods of “superior quality.” Gustav Goelitz Candy Company was considered one of Belleville's “best business houses” before it moved...
Twenty-one-year-old Gustav Goelitz arrived in the United States with some experience in wholesale and retail sales. He settled in the predominantly German-speaking community of Belleville, Illinois, and used his contacts within the German-American town to learn a new trade and start his own business. He insulated himself and his family within the G...
I am indebted to Norma Walter at the Belleville Historical Society, Dana Prisacki at the Belleville Public Library, and especially Tomi Holt, director of communications at Jelly Belly Candy Company for helping me obtain information contained in this article.
Aug 13, 2013 · Being a major port for travelers on the their way out west, Cincinnati flourished economically and by 1815, Cincinnati was exporting chairs and furniture out west, selling to the steamboat trade.
The German immigrant Gustav Mosler was a cigar maker and bookkeeper before going into the safe manufacturing business in 1867. It proved to be a rapidly flourishing enterprise. Gustav died in 1874 and turned operations over to his sons Moses and William.
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800 [1] Website. jellybelly.com. Jelly Belly Candy Company, formerly known as Herman Goelitz Candy Company and Goelitz Confectionery Company, is an American company that manufactures Jelly Belly jelly beans and other candy. [2] The company is based in Fairfield, California, with a second manufacturing facility in North Chicago, Illinois.
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