E.J. Rath Net Worth is
$17 Million

Mini Biography

While you’re watching a film one snowy night time in Washington, DC, journalist and writer Chauncey Corey Brainerd and his wife Edith were killed when the even roofing of Crandall’s Knickerbocker Theatre collapsed beneath the excess weight of over two ft of large snow. A lot more than 200 additional moviegoers and theatre employees were wiped out or hurt on that night time during what became referred to as THE FANTASTIC Knickerbocker Surprise of 1922. A previous congressman, an aide to Chief executive Woodrow Wilson and several house musicians, like the conductor, perished in the catastrophe. Brainerd and his wife, the past Edith Rathbone Jocobs, were married in her parents’ house in Mt. Vernon, NY, on June 4, 1903. She was created in Washington, DC, around 1885 and later on resided, at least for some time, in Westchester, NY, where her dad worked like a postal inspector. Chauncey Brainerd was created in NEW YORK, the boy of Alanson and Adelia Corey Brainard. His dad was a product owner who passed away before Brainerd’s second birthday. His mom later worked being a housekeeper to be able to support him and his old sister Adelia. Chauncey and Edith, who had been both writers, continued to collaborate in several stories together beneath the pen name E.J. Rath. Chauncey was a veteran from the Spanish-American Battle. During his death he previously been the Washington bureau key for the Brooklyn Eagle for over a decade.

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