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'''Charles Westbrook Waldron''' (Harrison p.338), born 1850 in Maryland, came to Santa Cruz in 1866, finding work for over 3 years at the ''Santa Cruz Sentinel''. After leaving for newspaper jobs in several other California towns, Waldron returned to Santa Cruz in 1876 to purchase a share of the ''Sentinel''. He partnered with [[McPherson, Duncan|Duncan McPherson]] from then until [? - | '''Charles Westbrook Waldron''' (Harrison p.338), born 1850 in Maryland, came to Santa Cruz in 1866, finding work for over 3 years at the ''Santa Cruz Sentinel''. After leaving for newspaper jobs in several other California towns, Waldron returned to Santa Cruz in 1876 to purchase a share of the ''Sentinel''. He partnered with [[McPherson, Duncan|Duncan McPherson]] from then until the end of 1907, when he moved to San Francisco ([https://cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=SCS19071231.1.6&srpos=11&e=-------en--20-SCS-1-byDA.rev-txt-txIN-%22charles+waldron%22------- ''Sentinel'', Dec. 31, 1907, 6:4]). | ||
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Charles Westbrook Waldron (Harrison p.338), born 1850 in Maryland, came to Santa Cruz in 1866, finding work for over 3 years at the Santa Cruz Sentinel. After leaving for newspaper jobs in several other California towns, Waldron returned to Santa Cruz in 1876 to purchase a share of the Sentinel. He partnered with Duncan McPherson from then until the end of 1907, when he moved to San Francisco (Sentinel, Dec. 31, 1907, 6:4).