Banked ambitions and dam scheme threaten a western town
Brouillard, chief engineer, probes a canyon site for the Niquoa Dam as Cartwright seeks government contracts to fuel power and ore deals. Genevieve and Victor debate clean money and personal love while Washington weighs the extension. Brouillard hints he would build the railroad if pressured, revealing the moral gamble at the heart of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BrouiNard
Niquola
J. Wealey Cortwright
Genevieve
Cortwright
Broaillard
Cartwright
Ford
Brouillard
Washington
Camp Niquola
Chigringo Avenue
Monsieur Poudrecaulx Hongras
San Francisco
Tenderloin
Monsieur
Jack
Bongraos
J. Wesley Cartwright
Drouillard
Miasa Genevieve
Miss Cartwright
Canyon
el Gato
Broutiard
Hroublard
Samuel
Reclamation Service
Department
Gene
Brousilard
Hosford
Metropole
Hongras
Miracle City Promoter Plans Government Role in Niquoa Power
In Mirapolis the Cartwright group advances a bold scheme for the Niquoia project. Brouillard is offered a government director post and stock, while plans expand to power drills, mining, sawmills, and eventual trolley service after the dam and resort are built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bongras
Washington
Reclamation Service
Mr. Cartwright
Masalngale
Jack's Mountain
Brouillard
Niquoia
Need for Faith in the Church's Readiness for Christ
The piece argues Jesus spoke of unknown timing for his return and asks if faith will exist on earth when he comes. It urges living, active faith expressed through prayer, generosity, service, peace, and opposition to worldliness, warning that faith without works is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Metropole
Jesus
Church of Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Satan
Orden of Eden
Kingdom of God
Pennsylvania
Questioning Brouillard on Cortwright’s bribery and understanding
The inquiry asks if Brouillard will permit him to be seduced by Cortwright’s smooth bribery and whether Brouillard understands Cortwright. It presents no clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouillard
Cortwright
Lydia E Pinkham Plant Compound Helps Middle aged Women
A Durand Wisconsin resident and a Blackstone Massachusetts woman attest that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased menopause symptoms including hot flashes and fatigue. The ad urges vigilance for warning signs such as suffocation dizziness and headaches and promotes the product as a safe crisisa remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Rineway
Massachusetts
Blackstone
Mass
Crisia
Heard in an Office Witty Exchange on Money and Marriage
In a humorous exchange a man asks for money and jokes about lack of funds for a right of way for a wireless telegraph. The remark pivots to quips about in-laws and married disputants with a doctor’s pills curing only some moods.
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Francis Lynde
C.c.rhodes Corwright
Carles Scribner's Sons Synopsis
Ike
Amy
Father
Kentucky
Stevie
Victor
Susan
Quesada Trail
Chicago
Wesley
Pacific Southwestern
Mirapolis
Mirapelig
Miracle City
New York
Brouiliard
Poole
Alaska
Jod
Faile
Hanford
Hesse
Carter
Orleans
Beth
Binghamton
Opavia
Orient
Fred D. Merce
Auiel Foghy
Weil
EGY Chantal CO. S
A. Ee
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