Author Profile
Frank Hamilton Spearman
| Biography: | American author Frank Hamilton Spearman (1859-1937) was known for his Western fiction novels, and also non-fiction books about railroads. A bank president in McCook, Nebraska, Spearman was never a railroad worker, though he wrote extensively about the rails. His novel Whispering Smith is his most famous, and was produced as a film many times. |
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Whispering Smith  |
Whispering Smith
The man nicknamed Whispering Smith is a steel-hard railroad detective in the old West. When a friend is fired from the railroad and turns to train-wrecking, he must go after him. The chase gets complicated when Smith meets, and falls for, the wife of his quarry. Category: Western Romance |
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The Daughter of a Magnate  |
The Daughter of a Magnate
An accomplished railroad engineer woos a beautiful heiress to a railroad fortune in this Western romance. The would-be lovers must survive freezing gales, blocked train tracks and driving blizzards in their quest to be together. Categories: Romance, Western, Western Romance |
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