Behind the back entrance of a New York bar
A detailed, period description of a rear access to a reputed gentleman’s bar in New York City. The piece explains a discreet, stepwise entry system for patrons, with a guarded outer portico, two sentinels, and a sealed, illuminated interior offering high end rooms and private card parlors, hidden from casual visitors.
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Sammy Sammny
City of
New York
Chambers
Wheelhouse of Fate Night At the Casino
In a humid Septembr night in a smoke filled parlor a young gambler named Lawton Phillips loses a mountain of luck at roulette after borrowing five thousand from his mother. He sinks from hope to despair as the ball seals his ruin and his pride drives him to seek one last chance by begging Gardiner for mercy on his debts.
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Vere
Fara
Lawton Phillips
Kentucky
Phillips
Jim Gardiner
Gardiner
Philips
Rogstering College
Betereen Hiccoughs
Joan
Checker Board
Wesley Cotters
John W
Feilers
Allus
Wes
Wes Cotters
Barbara Allen
Strang
Bruce
Anc
Gambler seeks loan amid casino chaos in Florida tale
Charles Blanton, a Tennessee born writer, appears in a suspenseful scene where a desperate young man pleads at the Gardiner gambling room for a loan of 1000 from a 5000 loss, promising to quit gambling and start anew. The estab lishment refuses except for a meager advance of 25. CONTINUED, ON LAST PAGE.
Wes Cotters the Checker Sage of Burke's Mill
A rustic tale lauds Wes Cotters as a masterful checker player whose slow, steady style and keen insight outlasts rivals. The narrator recalls Wes's calm temper, cunning moves, and long-run win rate, contrasting him with a polished city lawyer who underestimates the game.
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Burke’s Mill
Wes
Allus
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