The Coal Of Johnny and the Oil Boom Era
The long portrait of John Washington Steele known as Coal Of Johnny traces his rise from an adopted farm boy near Sheakleyville to a Pennsylvania oil town celebrity. It recounts his partnerships with Slocum, lavish tastes, legal troubles, and eventual financial collapse, ending with his return home after creditors seized the McClintock farm and his dissipation among a circle of friends.
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John Washington Steele
Johnny
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Culberson McClintock
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Titusville
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Eleanor Moffitt
Oakland Township
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McClintock
Steele
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McClintock Farm
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Do You Remem Ber When Cont ON Johny Lies
Fragmentary notes recount a reshaped village memory of Johnny Cont and his wife Miss Emily Howard. In Ashland Nebraska he gains local regard before drifting, while oldTimers recall his past antics and a fading sense of fame among longtime residents.
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