Brackenridge, George, Estate ControversyCollection 1958-2004 (bulk1961-1962)

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Brackenridge, George, Estate ControversyCollection 1958-2004 (bulk1961-1962)

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The George Brackenridge EstateControversy Collection, 1958-2004 (bulk 1961-1962) contains the papers of attorneyJesse H. Oppenheimer, relating to the controversy surrounding the GeorgeBrackenridge Trust, including its ownership interests in the San AntonioExpress-News newspaper and the Bexar County Hospital location dispute. Materialsinclude newspaper clippings, memoranda, correspondence, drafts of legal petitions,tax records, accounting records, balance sheets, and legal agreements.

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Express Publishing Company (San Antonio, Tex.)

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George W. Brackenridge Foundation

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George W. Brackenridge (1832-1920) served as the president of the San Antonio Water Works Company (1883-1906), as University of Texas regent (1886-1911; 1917-1919), and as director of the Express Publishing Company. Upon his death, Brackenridge’s will established a charitable education trust that constituted of real estate, bonds, cash, and stock in the Express Publishing Company, which runs the San Antonio Express-News newspaper. When the Bexar County Hospital District ...

Oppenheimer, Jesse Halff, 1919-2009

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George W. Brackenridge (1832-1920) served as the president of the San Antonio Water Works Company (1883-1906), as University of Texas regent (1886-1911; 1917-1919), and as director of the Express Publishing Company. Upon his death, Brackenridge’s will established a charitable education trust that constituted of real estate, bonds, cash, and stock in the Express Publishing Company, which runs the San Antonio Express-News newspaper. When the Bexar County Hospital District ...

Bexar County Hospital District.

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