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Porter (also known as old man Porter) was a silver bullion shipper who finally took up the

After the crossing had been abandoned for years due to its supposed insalubrity, Porter and others moved in [2]. I’m dead!” and saw a mustard plaster thrown onto the car aisle; he then grabbed the traveling man and shook him awake [1].

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  1. By this time heads were peeping out from… (1891)
    By this time heads were peeping out from behind curtains and the porter was on his way to the traveling man’s berth and a cry of “Oh, my, there is my stomach! I’m dead!” The exclamation was topped off by t
  2. Years afterwards R… (1891)
    Years afterwards R. V. Newsham, who, after leaving the service in the famous Cali- fornia column, became post-trader at Fort Cum- mings, had a store at the crossing, but having no customers, he moved up to Silve
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