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Franklin Kintzel Hain (July 22, 1836 – May 9, 1896),
often called "Colonel Hain"
during his lifetime, was the
general manager of the
Manhattan Railway...
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Retrieved December 6, 2023.
Speakes 1988, p. 238.
Speakes 1988, p. 261.
Kintzel,
Roger (May 30, 1979). "'When they get nice I stop going': Meet Evelyn...
- 1914, page 11. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/i/n/Joyce-A-
Kintzel/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0860.html [better source needed] Anderson,
Robert C. The...
- bethlehem-pa.gov.
Bethlehem City Government.
Retrieved September 28, 2022.
Kintzel, Rick. "Bike Ride With
Mayor Reynolds". The
Morning Call.
Retrieved 18...
- president". The
Brown and White.
Lehigh University.
Retrieved 21
November 2023.
Kintzel, Rick. "Inauguration of
Lehigh University's new president, only the second...
- Architecture, 3rd ed. Chicago: McGraw-Hill. pp. 34, 334–335.
April Scott;
Hannah Kintzel (March 25, 2019). "National
Register of
Historic Places Inventory Registration:...
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Publications and
publisher of the Mesa
Tribune in 1986,
succeeding Roger Kintzel. In
December 1996, Cox
Newspapers sold its
newspaper holdings to Thomson...
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commenced on 24
November 1884. The line was
initially operated by the
Kintzel &
Lauser company,
which had also
built the line and
owned share in the...
- Clarke, Pvt.
William C. Abolin, and Pvt.
Bruce Pierce. Pvt.
Kenneth L.
Kintzel was
detailed to the
detachment after it
reached Texas. He and
Burge accompanied...
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communities of Quickborn,
Ulzburg and
Kaltenkirchen and the
construction company Kintzel & Lauser. At the 21. May 1913 the
company was
renamed as the Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft...
