Webber family papers, 1868-1893.

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Webber family papers, 1868-1893.

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Box 1. 2 scrapbooks of newspaper clippings, miscellaneaous programs, addresses, reports, advertisements -- Box 2. scrapbook labeled "W.L. Webber scrapbook Land Department Flint and P.M. Railway October 1875"--Box 3. scrapbook labeled "Webber scrapbook 1868-1870"--Box 4. scrapbook labeled "Miscellaneous" which includes newspaper articles and pamplets ; photograph album ; 1 folder includes: Words of counsel ; Labor in relation to the production of wealth ; In memoriam: William L. Webber ; U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, October, 1893 ; Memorial Day address September 26, 188l, in honor of President James Garfield -- Box 5. scrapbook labeled "economic progress."

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Pere Marquette Railway

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The company was incorporated in Michigan on March 12, 1917. Merged into The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company on June 6, 1947. From the description of Pere Marquette Railway Company : Corporate records, 1917 March 12-1947 June 6. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 34953505 The P.M. serviced an area that strectches from Buffalo to Chicago. From the description of Pere Marquette Magazine. 1909-1931 (Grand Rapids Public Library). WorldCat record id: 17599226 ...

Webber, William L., 1825-1901.

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Webber family.

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William L. Webber was a soliciter general for the Pere Marquette Railway, president of the Michigan State Agricultural Society, candidate for governor of Michigan and an executor of the Hoyt Estate. He was mayor of Saginaw in 1874 and a member of the Michigan State Senate. He was also president of the Michigan State Horticultural Society in 1878. He was born in Ogden, New York in 1825, moved to Michigan in 1836 and died in 1901. From the description of Webber family papers, 1868-1893...