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Altersruhesitz von Emil Erlenmeyer (TH München, Chemie, Institutsvorstand und ehem. Mitarbeiter) in Aschaffenburg. - 70. Geburtstag

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  • Carl Grünzweig (* 31. Dezember 1845 in Schorndorf; † 9. Juli 1913 in Ludwigshafen)
  • Max Conrad (* Juni 1848 in München; † 31. Dezember 1920 in Aschaffenburg)
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  • Emil Erlenmeyer sen. (* 28. Juni 1825 in Wehen bei Wiesbaden; † 22. Januar 1909 in Aschaffenburg), ehem. Institutsvorstand "allgemeine Chemie" TH München
  • Wilhelm Muthmann (* 8. Februar 1861 in Elberfeld; † 3. August 1913 in München), künftiger Institutsvorstand "anorganische Chemie" TH München
  • Wilhelm von Miller (* 9. Dezember 1848 in München; † 1. März 1899 in München), Institutsvorstand "allgemeine Chemie" TH München
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  • Julius Tafel (* 2. Juni 1862 in Choindez; † 2. September 1918 in München), von der Universität Würzburg
  • Emil Erlenmeyer jun. (* 14. Juli 1864 in Heidelberg; † 14. Februar 1921 in Berlin)
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ohne Zuordnung vlnr: Ludwig German, Fr. Geromont, Josef Brand, Eduard Widnmann (*1848±; †1920±), Hess, Otto Hecht
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