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The name change — and De Rothschild's death — was news to his younger brother, Richard Kauffman of Oregon. Reached by telephone, he told The Times that his brother had "disappeared" in the ...
In 1882, [2] he married Augusta Morris, daughter of Nelson Morris, the founder of the Chicago meatpacking company Morris & Company; [5] they had one child, Melville Nelson Rothschild. [2] Rothschild committed suicide by revolver on July 28, 1902, in Chicago. [6] [7] After his death, his wife married his cousin, Maurice L. Rothschild. [8] [9] [10]
The man appeared to have changed his name to Rothschild decades ago, after his brother says he vanished
William de Rothschild, who claimed to be a member of the prominent Rothschild banking family, neighbors said, was found dead at his Lookout Mountain Avenue home Nov. 27.
Urdiales' case became a political issue for a short time. After a study by Northwestern University concluded that some death row inmates had been innocent, and that innocence no longer could be judicially recognized, then-Governor of Illinois, George Ryan, determined on January 11, 2003, that all 167 people sentenced to death in Illinois at ...
In June 1996, Amanda Wallace was convicted of her son's murder. She avoided the death penalty which had been sought by the state of Illinois and was instead sentenced to life imprisonment. [3] Amanda died from suicide by hanging in her prison cell on August 3, 1997. [4] Joshua, Amanda Wallace's surviving son, spent years stuck in the child ...
The millionaire known as William de Rothschild died in a house fire last week. Los Angeles Times via Getty Images The supposed de Rothschild in his 1955 yearbook photo, when he was known as ...
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