Nellie Cashman is known for her work as a businesswoman and philanthropist throughout the West and western Canada.  She made a big mark in Tombstone in the 1880s and the Klondike during the Gold Rush of 1898. Just a few months ago, a marker was put on her grave in Victoria, British Columbia, where she died in 1925.  But that monument was not the first fo


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