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It is possible he is the Charles H. Baker employed by Reynolds, Rix & Co, promoter and seller of the Ingersoll Rock Drill.
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[example] Masons (Antioch Lodge No. 175, F.& A.M., and Antioch chapter No. 65, R.A.M.)
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[example] 1870: property wealth $1000.00; personal wealth $100.00
Later, his Antioch Land and Lumber Company purportedly earned him $25,000.00 annually.
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[example]Mineral King [see related articles for broader context]; Antioch
[example]early mining rush 1873-1878 [update link]
[example] New England Tunnel and Smelting Company; stock corporation fraud [add link]
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