Fortunes of Frederick Mooers Remembered in Death
Frederick Mooers, mining king and prince of wealth, died suddenly at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York. Once poor, he built vast sums from Yellow Aster and other ventures, then spent lavishly on family and friends, gifting fortune to the poor and arranging generous provisions for relatives and dependents before his passing. His life spanned journalism, mining, and exploration across Brazil, the American West, and California, leaving a legend of extravagant philanthropy and eccentric spending.
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The Dollar Story Through Time and Trade
A sprawling historical note traces the dollar’s origins from 1785 restitution law to 1794 minting, linking Spanish milled dollars, the term dollar to German thaler and English usage. It discusses Alexander Hamilton’s influence, coinage shifts, and the spread of the dollar as a world coin, plus a tangent on early thalers and the term sterling.
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Tiny California Volcanoes Near Laytonville
A small acre patch near Laytonville reports two small volcanoes formed on a hillside. Nightly rumbling and wind drew crowds as each crater erupted mud and warm vapor to heights around five feet, with steaming spray cascading down the slope.
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Richest Chinaman in America and Bavarian royal saga
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Statue of John Brown Erected in Lincoln Park
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