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Bloede could be: Karl
August Blöede (14
August 1773-28
August 1820;
grandfather of
Gertrude and
Victor G.
Blöede, I), scholar, educator,
mineralogist &...
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Bloede's Dam was a
hydroelectric dam on the
Patapsco River in Maryland.
Built in 1906, it was the
first submerged hydroelectric plant—that is, the power...
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Gertrude Bloede (10
August 1845 – 14
August 1905) was a
United States poet. She used the pen name “Stuart Sterne” for her publications.
Bloede was born...
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Gustav Bloede may
refer to:
Victor Gustav Bloede (chemist) (1849–1937), German-American chemist,
manufacturer and
businessman Victor Gustav Bloede (advertising)...
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Marie Bloede (29
September 1821 – 12
March 1870) was an
American author of
German descent, who also
published under the
pseudonym Marie Westland.
Bloede was...
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Gustav Bloede I (March 14, 1849 –
March 27, 1937), (pronounced as Blerda) was a
chemist and
manufacturer of chemicals,
president of the
Victor G.
Bloede Company...
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Victor Gustav Bloede III (31
January 1920 – 10
February 1999), was an
advertising executive for
Benton &
Bowles who
introduced the
slogan Good to the last...
- for kayaking. Two dams
upstream of
Bloede's Dam,
Simkins and Union, were
removed in 2010. The
removal of
Bloede's Dam
leaves Daniels Dam, 9
miles (14 km)...
- publishers:
Mathilde Franziska Anneke; Karl
Theodor Bayrhoffer;
Gustav Bloede (see
Marie Bloede);
Henry Boernstein;
Rudolf Doehn; Carl
Adolph Douai; Carl Daenzer;...
- Niemcza,
Landkreis Strehlen (Silesia). His sister,
Marie Bloede,
married the
physician Gustav Bloede. They
emigrated to the
United States in the aftermath...
