Treasure Quest at Cinnabar Mine Brings Stranger to Angels
Stanford Broughton, heir to a vast estate, pursues a clue from his grandfather’s will to a hidden safe repository. He becomes a guest of the Twombly family at the Old Cinnabar mine near Angels, where a shared project and peril forge bonds and reveal danger from a lunatic on the loose.
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Stanford Broughton
Stanford
Denver
Charles Bullerton
Bullerton
Atropia
Angels
Broughton
Beasley
Cinnabar
Hiram Twombly
Jeante
Hiram
Jeanie Twombly
Wilds
Treand
Jasper
Daddy
Sca Bt
Order of the Silver Star
Twombly
Daddy Hiram
Jeanie
Stannie
Ike
Jane Beasley
Lost Mountain
The Laboring Pumps and a Return to the Mine
In a tense restart, the narrator and his father fire the boilers and run two six inch pumps to drain a drowned shaft. The gauges refuse to move, a hidden underground stream foils their efforts, and a dramatic visit from Charley Bullerton complicates matters as the mine’s future hangs on a covert contract with the narrator’s grandfather.
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Dudley
Cousin Percy
Daddy Hiram
Jasper
Daddy
Stannie
Jeanie
Isaac
Beasley
Atropia
Ginnabar
Percy
Charles Bullerton
Bullerton
Barney
Charley Bullerton
Sain Hill
Neck O’ Woods
Twombly
Broughton
South America
Isthmus
Timunyonis
Plains
Hie
Tavitte
Cripple Creek
Hilton
Ulton
Pullman
Omaha
Wade
West
U S Millionaires Rise in 1919 Tax Returns
An analysis of the 1919 Income tax returns reports about 20,000 individuals classified as millionaires in the United States while the family population reaches about 50,000, roughly one millionaire for every 2,100 people.
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Daddy Hiram
United States
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