Great heavens day of reckoning in Numbered Days
In a tense scene Francis Lynde frames a looming financial crisis as Massingale’s loan of fifty two thousand dollars tied to ore shipments surfaces. Explosive disruption follows as a mountain town trembles amid a city crisis and Brouillard braces for more danger while Massingale faces potential exposure.
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David
Metropole
Harlan
Massingale
Brouillard
J. Wesley Cartwright
Schermerhorn
Red Butte
New York Exchange
Grif
The Terror Chapter Ends as Brouillard Rebounds
Brouillard plans to safeguard the bank vault aiding Cartwright in a tense arrangement while riot conditions flare. Amy Massingale tends to Brouillard as he recovers from a gunshot, and Leshington’s team salvages the bank assets, ending with vows of renewed honor and a reorganized mining venture.
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Brouillard
Amy
Stevie
Mr. Leshington
Cartwright
Schermerhorn
Leshington
Niquoia
Gomorrah
Victor
Father
Little Susan Mining Company
Biggest and Oldest Living Thing Belongs to Uncle Sam
An article details the General Sherman tree as the largest and oldest living organism on earth, likely over 3,500 years old. It notes its 36.5 foot diameter and 279.9 foot height, with rivals like General Grant Abraham Lincoln and The California also listed by size.
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Uncle Sam
Christ
Sequoia National Park
California
General Sherman
General Grant
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Moses
Babylon
Texas Wins Largest Share Of $5 Million Public Highways Fund
Congress appropriated 5 million dollars for public highways for the year ending June 30 1917 with Texas receiving the largest allotment of 291 927 81 and Delaware the smallest at 8184 37 after a 3 percent deduction by the secretary of agriculture. The remaining 4 850 000 was apportioned among states by area population and rural routes with one third in each ratio and notes that the yearly funds and a 1 000 000 annual addition for forests rural road development are excluded from this apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Delaware
Secretary of Agriculture
Japan to Spend Large Sum on Broad Gauge Railways
Reports to Uncle Sam say Japan will spend 701,184,000 dollars to convert railways to broad gauge. The empire's railway board has plans for new bridges and rolling stock with work to start immediately and reach substantial completion by 1926, not before 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Uncle Sam
Railway Board of the Empire
Ohio Manufacturing Surges From 1909 to 1914
Ohio industries expanded significantly with census figures showing production value rising from 1 437 936 000 to 1 782 808 000, a 24 percent gain. Salaries and wages also increased by 33 6 percent as workers benefited from the growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sam
Alaska Exports Flourish As Copper Leads 1916 Trade Surge
Alaska's exports to the United States in fiscal 1916 reached nearly 50 million dollars, doubling the 1912- average and ranking only behind ten countries. Copper ore and refined products surged to 117 million pounds valued at 26.5 million, surpassing Chile Cuba Canada and Mexico. Canned salmon totalled 216 million pounds worth 18.8 million, gold shipments hit 16.2 million, up from prior years, with silver at 7.0 million reflecting continued mining strength.
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Alaska
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Comemercce
Chile
Cuba
Canada
Mexico
Value of Meat Products for Year Shows Big Gain
United States 1914 slaughtering and meat packing firms reached 1,279 establishments with total products valued at 1 651 765 424 dollars. Beef and calf slaughter declined since 1909 while sheep and goats rose. hogs surged. States with most abattoirs included New York Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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United States
Uncle Sam
North Dakota
Union
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
California
Illinois
Indiana
New Jersey
Maryland
Massachusetts
Missouri
Iowa
Kentucky
Kansas
Wisconsin
Maine
Virginia
Delaware
Minnesota
Tennessee
Texas
Oregon
Utah
Florida
Washington
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Idaho
Montana
Alabama
West Virginia
Connecticut
District of Columbia
New Hampshire
Georgia
Louisiana
Nevada
Oklahoma
South
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Francis Lynde
Charles Scribner's Sons
Usrouillard
Timanyonis
Great Dam
Young Griffith
Castner
Bedlam
Gassman
Handley
John
Grislow
Little Susan
David Massingale
J. Wesley
Common Council
Niquoia Bank
Bongras
Ormuz
Shermerhorn
Jackson
Broullard
Williams
Mr. Massingale
Stephen Massingale
Lone Star State
U. S
Aiqdrima Iskseenesseste
Coca Tesetey
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Michigan
North Carolina
South Carolina
South Dakota
Etree
Vermont
Wyoming
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