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The Warner Sun in Warner, South Dakota

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Newspaper

The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1887

Page

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California Cattle Kings and a London Life Tale

A San Francisco letter portrays California cattle magnates Miller and Lux as powerful and aloof, with a decades long rise from modest roots to multimillionaire status and vast ranch holdings. The piece contrasts railroad barons, grazing laws, and tax burdens with the operatic drift of social life from London theaters to Up Park and tavern circles, weaving in Emma Lyon’s tale of ascent through service and romance.

San Francisco Post-Dispatch Fortune Warren Hastings India Legion Russia Shaw Miller Lux California Nebraska Geome Thomas London Blackfriars Budd St. Bartholomew’s Hospital St. James’s Market Pall Mall Kingstreet Emma Emms Lyon America Eee John Payne Up Park Sussex Harry F Diana Vernon Liz Lane Baronet

Emma Lady Hamilton Origin Story

Emma born in Preston Lancashire in 1764 to poor parents. Her father Henry Ligon, a laborer, reportedly died in infancy. Her widow mother moved to Harwarden Flintshire and struggled to support Emma with rags bare feet and hard fare.

Preston Lancashire Henry Ligon Harwarden Flintshire Emma

Barbara Freitchie Heroine Named in Quantrell Family Letters

A Baltimore Herald correspondent credits Mrs. Mary A. Quantrell as the true heroine of Whittier’s Barbara Freitchie poem. The account recalls Quantrell, then 32, at her Frederick home as a flag-waving supporter as Stonewall Jackson’s march passed, with officers treating her kindly and no harm coming to her or her daughter Vi Quan trell.

Barbara Preitchie Baltimore Herald Whittier Barbara Freitchie Mary A. Quantrell Quantrell Jackson Frederick Vi Quantrell Mr. Brown Government Stonewall Jackson Madau

Also Mentioned on This Page

George W. Gange Main ST Warner, Dak Abe. L. Fisher MAIN Headquarters Lumber Yard Fred Fisher Warner Dakota The St. Croix Lumber Company L. C. Turner Warner, Dakota Hanson & Mack Manders OF & Dealers IN Main Street C. & I Appel Chicago Square Aberdeen Cattle Kings Pacific Coast Lady Hamilton Warner House Martin Kile Foster Jane Foster August E. Berg General Merchandise Humphrey Jay Jennings Trera Andall Dak E. T. Taubman Law Ralph L. Brown Law and U. & Land Business
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