Night at Sullivan's and a mysterious visitor
The chapter follows Long Jim's spree at Sullivan's inn where a stranger arrives after a late coach stop. Sullivan courts a potential new guest while serving questionable liquor. William Luke arrives seeking his missing brother Bob Luke, signaling a connected, dangerous pursuit. Baynes prepares a long ride to Redmount to relay a letter from Sydney, while Mr Hall contemplates Baynes and Luke’s claims.
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Redmount Station
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William Luke
Bob Luke
Sulli
Halloa
Mr. Hail
Paynes
Sydney
Sam Jones
Tom
Meninder
Rail trade and foreign admiration cited by Daniels
George H. Daniels outlines how American rail and shipbuilding prowess expanded trade and prestige. He cites locomotive exports to Britain Japan and Russia, the Oregon's global voyage, and growing U S influence in China and Europe, urging press support for commerce and unity among transport and industry.
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