Frank Miller, a noted developer, worked on the property until his death in 1935.

WSJ: Private Properties

Then, the telegraph office breaks the news that a man he sent to prison years earlier, Frank Miller, has just been released and is arriving on the noon train.

FORBES: Our Cultural High Noon

Indeed, the very same queen who Frank Miller portrayed as so-earthy, so-kind, was said to be quite brutal with a whip, in real life.

FORBES: Occupy Wall Street, Frank Miller, And Why Athens Is Better Than Sparta

Like George Miller, Barney Frank and the other liberals produced by Vietnam and Watergate, Mr. Waxman belongs to a cohort whose power has been checked -- one way or the other -- by Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton's New Democrat tendencies, the Republican sweep of 1994 and George W. Bush.

WSJ: The Waxman Democrats