Frank H. Spearman was an American novelist born on September 6, 1859 in New York. He is best known for his works of Western fiction, which often featured railroad themes. His net worth, biography, age, height, family, and career updates are available online. He was a prolific writer, having published over 30 novels and numerous short stories. He was also a successful businessman, having served as a director of several railroads.
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An American author of Western fiction, he is best known for his novel Whispering Smith (1906), which was adapted into a television series. His other works include Doctor Bryson (1902) and Laramie Holds the Range (1921).
He worked as a bank president in McCook, Nebraska. He published his first novel, The Nerve of Foley, in 1900.
He often wrote about railroads and railway workers.
He married Eugenie Lonergan. He was both a libertarian and a Roman Catholic; his political and religious philosophies are prominent in his published works.
His novel, Whispering Smith, was made into an NBC television show starring Audie Murphy.
