The Stormy Life of Gen Fremont Ends in New York
Gen John C Fremont, famed Pathfinder of the West, died in New York City. Born June 21 1810 in Savannah Georgia, his long career spanned exploration, senate service, and Civil War command. He led expeditions across the Rockies and Sierras, served as California governor, and ran for president before winding into later business failures and a belated retirement.
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A Bright Soy Traveler John Stacey Makes Lone Texas to New York Trip
A 13 year old boy named John Stacey traveled solo from Dallas to New York with fifty cents. He slept on a coal barge in New York and was taken to police headquarters. He told of beatings at home and running away to Texas relatives before deciding to go to New York. He rode with railroad men and survived on small meals across several cities before reaching the city. He presents as plain, honest, and self determined.
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Spring attractions at Cox's department store
Spring goods are now on display at Cox's with fresh items from manufacturers. Dress goods include spring novelties and black dress fabrics at affordable prices. Ginghams Latinos Zephyrs outings and Teazle Cloths are featured. Children's suits and a full line of men’s clothing with made to measure options are offered.
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