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Melville's career consisted of ten fiction books, four of verse, and several reviews. Sadly, he and Elizabeth suffered a tragic loss when Malcolm, their oldest son, committed suicide at the age of eighteen, and later, their son Stanwix died of tuberculosis at age thirty five in San Francisco. And, though he enjoyed fame throughout much of his literary life, Melville died nearly forgotten in his own time, in September of 1891.

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Mt. Tabor is actually a volcanic cinder cone, so the path that the soapbox cars travel on is a decent grade. Safety is paramount at this event, and due to strict guidelines and the mindfulness of onlookers and volunteers, the event has been accident free in the last three years.

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In his early twenties after working in his brother's store, serving as a school teacher for a brief stint, taking in some education, and serving as a deck hand for a short time, Melville decided it was best to leave his family (and the poverty) behind and signed on as a seaman aboard a whaling ship in 1841. He did not return to New York until 1844; during his time away he spent time in Marquesas, Tahiti, and Honolulu, and had held many positions.