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'''Malcolm | '''Malcolm Millner''' was a British businessman active in the 19th century and owner of the [[Millner Company]]. | ||
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
As the [[Templar]] [[Grand Master]] [[Crawford Starrick]]'s puppet, | As the [[Templar]] [[Grand Master]] [[Crawford Starrick]]'s puppet, Millner made sure that Starrick's fierce competitor [[Attaway Transport]], owned by [[Pearl Attaway]], Starrick's cousin herself, made sure that Attaway's business were blocked. Millner often sent his workers to damage Attaway's omnibuses. | ||
In 1868, the [[Assassin]] [[Jacob Frye]], who formed an alliance with Pearl Attaway, infiltrated his storage yard and destroyed Millner's omnibuses. This caused Millner's business and profit to decline quickly. | In 1868, the [[Assassin]] [[Jacob Frye]], who formed an alliance with Pearl Attaway, infiltrated his storage yard and destroyed Millner's omnibuses. This caused Millner's business and profit to decline quickly. His misfortune was further added by Jacob and Attaway's exploits to secure his internal combustion engine for themselves. | ||
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Malcolm Millner was a British businessman active in the 19th century and owner of the Millner Company.
Biography
As the Templar Grand Master Crawford Starrick's puppet, Millner made sure that Starrick's fierce competitor Attaway Transport, owned by Pearl Attaway, Starrick's cousin herself, made sure that Attaway's business were blocked. Millner often sent his workers to damage Attaway's omnibuses.
In 1868, the Assassin Jacob Frye, who formed an alliance with Pearl Attaway, infiltrated his storage yard and destroyed Millner's omnibuses. This caused Millner's business and profit to decline quickly. His misfortune was further added by Jacob and Attaway's exploits to secure his internal combustion engine for themselves.
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