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BEACH, Alfred Ely [1826-1896] -- American inventor, publisher ...!
Charles Yale Beach
Real estate investor from Connecticut
Charles Yale Beach (March 4, 1847 – October 16, 1917) was an American real estate investor, inventor and businessman from New York.
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He was among the largest real estate owners of Bridgeport, Connecticut, behind Senator Nathaniel Wheeler and Clinton Barnum Seeley, grandson of P. T. Barnum.
He was also a correspondent of Mark Twain, who was with the Beach family among the Quaker City excursion of 1867, covered in Twain's Innocents Abroad.
Beach's New York historical landmark, the Commercial Advertiser Building, burned down in 1891.
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Charles Yale Beach was born in New York City on March 4, 1847, to Chloe Buckingham and politician Moses S.
Beach, members of the Yale family.[1][2] He was a brother of Emma Beach Thayer, wife of artist Abbott Handerson Thayer, member of the Boston Brahmin Thayer family. His uncles were Alfred Ely Beach and William Yale Beach.[2]
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