Crossword Clue: America's first multimillionaire
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- 19th-century fur trade monopolist
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- 20's-40's actress Mary
- ___ & Black (clothiers)
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- A "400" name
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- Bogart told her "You're good ... you're very good" in "The Maltese Falcon"
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- Defunct Times Square hotel
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- British Lady of note
- Brooke or Mary
- Emigrant from Germany, 1783.
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- First female in Parliament
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- Bygone Times Square hotel
- J. J. or Mary
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- He dealt in pelts
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- "Dodsworth" co-star Mary
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- John Jacob or Lady
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- Where she lost it
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- The first multimillionaire
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- She played O'Shaughnessy opposite Bogart's Spade
- "The Great Lie" Oscar winner Mary
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- Mary or John J.
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- V.I.P. on the Titanic's casualty list
- ''The Maltese Falcon'' actress
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- Poe patron
- The U.S.'s first multimillionaire
- Lady ___, first female member of Parliament
- Lady ___, first woman to sit in British Parliament
- Lady ___
- Lady ____, female rights champion
- Lady Nancy
- Lady who reportedly exchanged barbs with Churchill
- Lady who was a friend of Shaw
- Old fur king
- Nancy ___, first female member of the British Parliament
- Nancy Langhorne, Vicountess ___.
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- Meeting place in a popular song.
- Old New York socialite name
- Old N.Y. hotel
- Old Times Sq. hotel
- "Landlord of New York"
- Memorable Bogart costar
- Last name of fur fame
- Patron of Audubon
- New York City's ___ Place
- One of "the 400"
- One of the 400
- New York library sponsor John Jacob
- New York name
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- New York's ___ Place
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- One of the Four Hundred
- Millionaire aboard the Titanic
- Millionaire on the Titanic
- Legendary furrier
- Philanthropic family name
- Philanthropist Brooke __
- Philanthropist Brooke ___
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- Prominent 19th century family
- Prominent patron of Poe
- Oregon city namesake
- Prosperous fur trader
- Richest man on the Titanic
- Richest passenger on the Titanic
- Silents star Mary
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- Wealthy fur merchant
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- Tycoon John Jacob
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- U. S. fur trader
- Tango composer Piazzolla
- "Titanic" casualty
- Titanic casualty John Jacob IV
- Titanic casualty
- Titanic passenger
- Titanic passenger John Jacob ___
- "Titanic" tycoon
- Titanic victim John Jacob ___
- Titanic VIP
- Titanic V.I.P.
- Titanic VIP[SEE IMPORTANT NOTE ABOVE]
- U.S. capitalist
- US fur merchant 1763-1848
- Socialite Brooke
Recent Usage of America's first multimillionaire in Crossword Puzzles
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- WSJ Saturday - Feb. 20, 2016
- Wall Street Journal Friday - April 17, 2015