Database: Malcolm Millner - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 09:38, 28 June 2020

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	[[File:ACS DB Malcolm Millner.jpg\|~~thumb~~]]		[[File:ACS DB Malcolm Millner.jpg\|right\|250px]]
	Date of Birth: 11 August 1833.		Date of Birth: 11 August 1833.

imported>Sadelyrate at 13:00, 2 September 2018

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	[[Malcolm Millner]] was the oldest of five children born to a carpenter and a homemaker in [[Southwark]]. As the first born, his parents expected great things from him, and time after time, they were disappointed. While his siblings grew up to become bank clerks, crewman, and teachers, Malcolm had a hard time grasping basic concepts. Glancing through our files, it looks like he may have been dyslexic. At any rate, the boy would lash out violently at school, and he left home when he was a teenager.		[[Malcolm Millner]] was the oldest of five children born to a carpenter and a homemaker in [[Southwark]]. As the first born, his parents expected great things from him, and time after time, they were disappointed. While his siblings grew up to become bank clerks, crewman, and teachers, Malcolm had a hard time grasping basic concepts. Glancing through our files, it looks like he may have been dyslexic. At any rate, the boy would lash out violently at school, and he left home when he was a teenager.

	Millner's name doesn't appear again until 1864, when public records show him acquiring the Greater London Omnibus Company and renaming it the Millner Company. How did he manage to buy a bus company? Perhaps he was skilled at driving backwards... or perhaps I have it backwards, as this marks the beginning of a number of smaller bus companies dropping like flies due to fires, and disappearances, the same methods Millner would use to sabotage [[Attaway Transport]]. At this point [[Paris]]ian cab companies should be taking note.		Millner's name doesn't appear again until 1864, when public records show him acquiring the Greater [[London]] [[Omnibus]] Company and renaming it the Millner Company. How did he manage to buy a bus company? Perhaps he was skilled at driving backwards... or perhaps I have it backwards, as this marks the beginning of a number of smaller bus companies dropping like flies due to fires, and disappearances, the same methods Millner would use to sabotage [[Attaway Transport]]. At this point [[Paris]]ian cab companies should be taking note.

	Anyhow, it looks as though [[Starrick Industries]] bought out the Millner Company in 1867, around the time that Millner himself was being investigated for arson, assault, and murder. The investigations suddenly stopped that year as well - one of the benefits of working for [[Crawford Starrick]], no doubt.		Anyhow, it looks as though [[Starrick Industries]] bought out the Millner Company in 1867, around the time that Millner himself was being investigated for arson, assault, and murder. The investigations suddenly stopped that year as well - one of the benefits of working for [[Crawford Starrick]], no doubt.

imported>Crookandcharlatan: Weird, this guy wasn't bald in-game, as far as I remember

2015-11-01T14:24:46Z

Weird, this guy wasn't bald in-game, as far as I remember

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			[[File:ACS DB Malcolm Millner.jpg\|thumb]]
	Date of Birth: 11 August 1833.		Date of Birth: 11 August 1833.

	[[Malcolm Millner]] was the oldest of five children born to a carpenter and a homemaker in [[Southwark]]. As the first born, his parents expected great things from him, and time after time, they were disappointed. While his siblings grew up to become bank clerks, crewman, and teachers, Malcolm had a hard time grasping basic concepts. Glancing through our files, it looks like he may have been dyslexic. At any rate, the boy would lash out violently at school, and he left home when he was a teenager.		[[Malcolm Millner]] was the oldest of five children born to a carpenter and a homemaker in [[Southwark]]. As the first born, his parents expected great things from him, and time after time, they were disappointed. While his siblings grew up to become bank clerks, crewman, and teachers, Malcolm had a hard time grasping basic concepts. Glancing through our files, it looks like he may have been dyslexic. At any rate, the boy would lash out violently at school, and he left home when he was a teenager.

	Millner's name doesn't appear again until 1864, when public records show him acquiring the Greater London Omnibus Company and renaming it the Millner Company. How did he manage to buy a bus company? Perhaps he was skilled at driving backwards... or perhaps I have it backwards, as this marks the beginning of a number of smaller bus companies dropping like flies due to fires, and disappearances, the same methods Millner would use to sabotage [[Attaway Transport]]. At this point [[Paris~~\|Parisian~~]] cab companies should be taking note.		Millner's name doesn't appear again until 1864, when public records show him acquiring the Greater London Omnibus Company and renaming it the Millner Company. How did he manage to buy a bus company? Perhaps he was skilled at driving backwards... or perhaps I have it backwards, as this marks the beginning of a number of smaller bus companies dropping like flies due to fires, and disappearances, the same methods Millner would use to sabotage [[Attaway Transport]]. At this point [[Paris]]ian cab companies should be taking note.

	Anyhow, it looks as though [[Starrick Industries]] bought out the Millner Company in 1867, around the time that Millner himself was being investigated for arson, assault, and murder. The investigations suddenly stopped that year as well - one of the benefits of working for [[Crawford Starrick]], no doubt.		Anyhow, it looks as though [[Starrick Industries]] bought out the Millner Company in 1867, around the time that Millner himself was being investigated for arson, assault, and murder. The investigations suddenly stopped that year as well - one of the benefits of working for [[Crawford Starrick]], no doubt.

imported>Bovkaffe: Undo revision 642161 by Misphantom (talk) They're not the same

2015-11-01T10:29:50Z

Undo revision 642161 by Misphantom (talk) They're not the same

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	Millner's name doesn't appear again until 1864, when public records show him acquiring the Greater London Omnibus Company and renaming it the Millner Company. How did he manage to buy a bus company? Perhaps he was skilled at driving backwards... or perhaps I have it backwards, as this marks the beginning of a number of smaller bus companies dropping like flies due to fires, and disappearances, the same methods Millner would use to sabotage [[Attaway Transport]]. At this point [[Paris\|Parisian]] cab companies should be taking note.		Millner's name doesn't appear again until 1864, when public records show him acquiring the Greater London Omnibus Company and renaming it the Millner Company. How did he manage to buy a bus company? Perhaps he was skilled at driving backwards... or perhaps I have it backwards, as this marks the beginning of a number of smaller bus companies dropping like flies due to fires, and disappearances, the same methods Millner would use to sabotage [[Attaway Transport]]. At this point [[Paris\|Parisian]] cab companies should be taking note.

	Anyhow, it looks as though [[~~Starrick Telegraph Company\|~~Starrick Industries]] bought out the Millner Company in 1867, around the time that Millner himself was being investigated for arson, assault, and murder. The investigations suddenly stopped that year as well - one of the benefits of working for [[Crawford Starrick]], no doubt.		Anyhow, it looks as though [[Starrick Industries]] bought out the Millner Company in 1867, around the time that Millner himself was being investigated for arson, assault, and murder. The investigations suddenly stopped that year as well - one of the benefits of working for [[Crawford Starrick]], no doubt.
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imported>Misphantom: undo this if im wrong but i think they are the same

2015-11-01T10:15:41Z

undo this if im wrong but i think they are the same

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	Millner's name doesn't appear again until 1864, when public records show him acquiring the Greater London Omnibus Company and renaming it the Millner Company. How did he manage to buy a bus company? Perhaps he was skilled at driving backwards... or perhaps I have it backwards, as this marks the beginning of a number of smaller bus companies dropping like flies due to fires, and disappearances, the same methods Millner would use to sabotage [[Attaway Transport]]. At this point [[Paris\|Parisian]] cab companies should be taking note.		Millner's name doesn't appear again until 1864, when public records show him acquiring the Greater London Omnibus Company and renaming it the Millner Company. How did he manage to buy a bus company? Perhaps he was skilled at driving backwards... or perhaps I have it backwards, as this marks the beginning of a number of smaller bus companies dropping like flies due to fires, and disappearances, the same methods Millner would use to sabotage [[Attaway Transport]]. At this point [[Paris\|Parisian]] cab companies should be taking note.

	Anyhow, it looks as though [[Starrick Industries]] bought out the Millner Company in 1867, around the time that Millner himself was being investigated for arson, assault, and murder. The investigations suddenly stopped that year as well - one of the benefits of working for [[Crawford Starrick]], no doubt.		Anyhow, it looks as though [[Starrick Telegraph Company\|Starrick Industries]] bought out the Millner Company in 1867, around the time that Millner himself was being investigated for arson, assault, and murder. The investigations suddenly stopped that year as well - one of the benefits of working for [[Crawford Starrick]], no doubt.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Malcolm Millner}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Malcolm Millner}}
	[[Category:Database: People]]		[[Category:Database: People]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy: Created page with "Date of Birth: 11 August 1833. Malcolm Millner was the oldest of five children born to a carpenter and a homemaker in Southwark. As the first born, his parents expect..."

2015-10-30T14:00:39Z

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Date of Birth: 11 August 1833.

[[Malcolm Millner]] was the oldest of five children born to a carpenter and a homemaker in [[Southwark]]. As the first born, his parents expected great things from him, and time after time, they were disappointed. While his siblings grew up to become bank clerks, crewman, and teachers, Malcolm had a hard time grasping basic concepts. Glancing through our files, it looks like he may have been dyslexic. At any rate, the boy would lash out violently at school, and he left home when he was a teenager.

Millner's name doesn't appear again until 1864, when public records show him acquiring the Greater London Omnibus Company and renaming it the Millner Company. How did he manage to buy a bus company? Perhaps he was skilled at driving backwards... or perhaps I have it backwards, as this marks the beginning of a number of smaller bus companies dropping like flies due to fires, and disappearances, the same methods Millner would use to sabotage [[Attaway Transport]]. At this point [[Paris|Parisian]] cab companies should be taking note.

Anyhow, it looks as though [[Starrick Industries]] bought out the Millner Company in 1867, around the time that Millner himself was being investigated for arson, assault, and murder. The investigations suddenly stopped that year as well - one of the benefits of working for [[Crawford Starrick]], no doubt.
{{DEFAULTSORT:Malcolm Millner}}
[[Category:Database: People]]
[[Category:Helix database entries]]