Fortunes and philanthropy of mining king Frederick Mooers
Frederick M Mooers a mining magnate and generous patron died suddenly at the Fifth Avenue Hotel New York He rose from poverty to wealth owning one third of Yellow Aster mines He shared his fortune with family employees and strangers aiding his mother and siblings and funding widows and orphans He spent years chasing schemes from Brazil diamonds to Nome while supporting workers and friends alike
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Tarlus
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
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Frederick Mooers
Moders
del Mars
Utah
Cambridge, Main
Mooers
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Austin Buretem
Goler
Kiwa
Enormouc
Legen
Singleton
Burcham
Entelde
F. Fitch
Honnly Braestreet
Los Angeles
New York Sun
Inter
Brazil
Amazon
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al Long
Brooklyn Eagle
Eagle
Hunzil
Thomas Kinsella
The
Brooklyn
Tweedlem
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Hagia
Comi Fica
America
Tim
Washington
Buffalo
Towanl San Diego
Yellow Aster
Yellow Aster Company
Uberalty
Mies
Imperial Hotel
Dad Chnd
Celifornia
Phoenic
Aris Gona
Adama Howse
Mooerm
Cape Name
Nowe
Bla
Seattle
Cape Nome
Richart
Frederick M. Movers
Allont
Dollar history and its linguistic journey through time
A fragmented historical note traces the dollar’s origin from 18th century decrees and the Spanish milled dollar, noting terms like “piastre” and “thaler.” It cites Hamilton’s influence, mint practices, and Shakespeare’s usage, while touching on German trade terms and early coinage, ending with a digression on children’s sandals.
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United State
Alexander Hamilton
Haley
Shakespesré
Hansande Towre
London
Hyesin
Charlie
Germany
Spain
Tiny Volvonors Rise On California Mudflow Scene
Near Laytonville California a patch of ground slid creating twenty two eruptions that resembled volcanoes five feet high with crater like tops. Mud and steam burst from each crater sending lava runnels down the hillside as crowds gathered to watch the strange display for hours.
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California
Laytonville
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Richest Chinaman in America
Chin Tan Sun, leader of the San Prancince Chinces, is described as the richest Chinaman in America and among the wealthiest men of any race, with several millions credited in banks and on deeds to properties.
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America
Chin Tan Sun
San Prancince Chinces
Forthcoming Bavarian Royal Wedding and Tumultuous Lineage
The impending marriage of Prince Rupert of Bavaria to Duchess Maria Gabriel is noted amid a remarkable history of Bavaria’s royal house. The piece chronicles three obstacles to Rupert’s throne, including Otto the imprisoned king and the dynastic mess stemming from Lola Montez and prior monarchs, detailing a long, troubled lineage.
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Bavaria
Rupert of
Maria Gabriel
Charles Theodore
Prince Rupert
Prince Ludwig of
Luitpold
Otto
Statue of John Brown Monument Planned in Lincoln Park
The Abraham Lincoln Park commissioners accept the John Brown Monument Society bid to erect a bronze statue of six feet showing John Brown with a protected negro child and drawn sword. The Vermont granite pedestal will accompany the statue, planned as a morale memorial by the John Brown Monument Association led by Mrs. T. H. Lyles and Rev. G. W. Gaines.
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John Breton
Chloago
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Lincoln Park
Vermont
Miu
T. H. Lyles
St Paul, Minn
Monument Associetion
G. W. Gaines
Chicago
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