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Theodore R. Hostetter (October 19, 1870 – August 3, 1902) was an American heir, businessman, polo player and yachtsman during the Gilded Age.
Theodore R. Hostetter (19 de octubre de 1870 - 3 de agosto de 1902) fue un heredero, hombre de negocios, jugador de polo y navegante estadounidense durante la Edad Dorada. Theodore Rickey Hostetter nació en 1870.
Hostetter was one of three children born to Theodore Hostetter, a wealthy Pittsburgh sportsman, gambler and socialite, and his wife, Aileen Tews. The Hostetter family's wealth came from Hostetter's Celebrated Bitters, a tonic containing a great deal of alcohol.
Theodore Rickey Hostetter was born in Pittsburgh, USA in October 1897. His father, also named Theodore, was a wealthy businessman whose wealth came from the product Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters – a tonic which also contained a lot of alcohol. Theodore Snr was also a renowned gambler and sportsman.
The Hostetter House. The Hostetter House, once known as the Hostetter Mansion, was built in the late 1890s. Theodore R. Hostetter, who inherited a fortune from his father’s manufacture of “Hostetter’s Bitters”, purchased 196 acres of land from the Potter/Braden families in 1892 and 69 acres from Joseph Allen, Jr. in 1893.
13 de mar. de 2018 · The Potter and Braden families owned the land for nearly 150 years, before Theodore R. Hostetter arrived in 1892. Hostetter was heir to the family business, the sale of a remedy called...
The monument remembers LT Theodore R. Hostetter an American who flew with the Royal Air Force (trained in Canada) during World War 1. Hostetter was killed near this memorial when he was shot down by a group of German fighters, which reportedly included the German Ace Robert Greim.
