The Stranger in Sullivan's Inn Chapters IX and X
A late coach arrives at Sullivan's Inn after a night of revelry. William Luke, brother of the missing Bob Luke, arrives with news and a promised visit to Redmount Station while Baynes prepares for a dangerous ride home with his wife.
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Maids by a Railroad Man Address Highlights Global Trade
George H. Daniels recalls four years of rapid American industrial gains under a liberal U S policy noting locomotives for Britain and Japan and ships like the Oregon proving American prowess. He cites foreign curiosity about US railways and the spread of commerce from China to Europe.
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India
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