The Automobile Girls at Chicago; Or, Winning Out Against Heavy Odds

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The Automobile Girls at Chicago; Or, Winning Out Against Heavy Odds

by Laura Dent Crane

EN·~3 hours·28 chapters

Chapters

28 total

The Automobile Girlsat Chicago - OR - Winning Out Against Heavy Odds - By - LAURA DENT CRANE

0:55

The Automobile Girls at Chicago

0:02

CHAPTER I - THE MAN IN SECTION THIRTEEN

13:51

CHAPTER II - THE MISSING PASSENGER

14:36

CHAPTER III - A DIZZY ROUND OF PLEASURE

15:42

CHAPTER IV - BATTLE OF THE BULLS AND BEARS

13:16

CHAPTER V - AN EMBARRASSING MOMENT

14:36

CHAPTER VI - THE WRECK OF MR. A. BUBBLE

7:44

CHAPTER VII - THE MYSTERY OF THE IRON GATES

10:26

CHAPTER VIII - EXPLORING THE SECRET PASSAGE

13:55

Description

A restless night on a Pullman train throws Barbara Thurston into a sudden, unsettling wake‑up. She hears a heated conversation between two strangers plotting to ruin powerful businessmen, their voices thick with threats of financial ruin. The cramped carriage becomes a stage for whispered conspiracies, and Barbara’s curiosity turns fear into determination. As the train lurches toward Chicago, the sisters find themselves thrust into a world of high‑stakes finance and danger.

Caught between the ambitions of a self‑styled “young Napoleon of finance” and the secret identities of those he targets, Barbara and her sister Mollie must decide whether to remain silent passengers or to intervene. Along the way they encounter mysterious passengers, hidden passages, and clues that hint at a larger plot threatening the city’s burgeoning automobile industry. Their courage and quick wit set the tone for a thrilling hunt through trains, hidden vaults, and the bustling streets of early twentieth‑century Chicago.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (229K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2010-05-19

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Laura Dent Crane

A writer of lively early-1900s adventure fiction, best known for the Automobile Girls books, helped bring fast-moving travel, friendship, and independence into girls' series reading. Her stories mix road-trip excitement with mystery, humor, and plenty of determination.

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