Francis Lynde on Western Railroad Despair and Red Desert
A fragment from a dramatic critique portrays the Western railroad as demoralized and lawless beyond the Rockies. It laments a corrupt era, praising discipline yet warning that the Red Desert and vast lines west of the mountains demand civilizing reform and strong leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Copuh
Uintah Hills
New York
Batte Western
Rockies
Red Desert
Gre Jong
Not On The Stind Yet The Eye Of Appraisal
Lidgerwood appears well groomed and composed though inner conflict marks his temperament. Compriendly build and neat bulk contrast a lean intellectual face with a trimmed beard. The scene hints at a fierce corporate struggle in New York over railroad assets and competition near the Nevada gold fields.
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Lidgerwood
Onni
Stuart Ford
Pacific Southwestern
Ford
Howard
New York
Jack’n Canyon
Oopab
Hrave & Ling
Nevada
Fear and duty drive Lidgerwood toward Red Butte Western
In a tense river of memories and threats, Lidgerwood confesses a deep cowardice from a past Yellowstone incident and resolves to prove his courage by taking command of the Red Butte Western. The vice president demands action, forcing a grim choice to confront the desert road and restore order amid demoralization and looming conflict.
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Browater
Angels
Red Desert
Aking Hoe
Red Butte
Foward
Ali
Sturt
Angela
Aong
Stuart
Tam
Monaard
Loward
Billy Mimims Nahore
Lidgerwood
Yellowstone
Vier
Howard
Angela and Manhandle the Tied Butte Western As A Division of the Pf. & W
Widgerwood
Agan
Ted Butte
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