Poker Game By REGINALD D HAVEN
A Kentucky planter tries to move enslaved family to the South during the Civil War era. At a Nashville station a plan to gamble away the family for freedom unfolds. Clergyman Peter Harbeson outplays Morgan, winning the $2,400 in chips and the sale of the slaves.
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Thomas Morgun
Kentucky
South
Bowling Green
Nashville
Morgan
Peter Harbeson
Pete Harbeson
Ringling Bros Circus at Wausau promises grand spectacle
A historic Ringling Bros engagement arrives in Wausau offering the era’s finest circus show. The five brothers recount their rise from a one-ring venture to a leading national entertainment enterprise. European features include the Schumann horses from Berlin and a Saxon trio of strongmen. The parade and new menagerie showcase a vast array of acts, animals, and spectacular production.
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New York City
Five
Baraboo
Wis
Ringling Bros
Ringling Brothers
America
Schutmann
Schutan
Berlin
Scheveningen
Frankfort
Albert Schuman
Germany
Lorch
Alexis
Robledillo
Wire
Dutton
Plague of Rats in Canada Spurs Need for Traps
Consul General Jones in Winnipeg notes Canada faces a rat invasion from the United States. Farmers fear crop damage and seek durable, efficient traps at good prices. Reports say rats near Winnipeg.
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Canada
Jones
Winnipeg
United States
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