The Bank Vault Heist Told By a Notorious Gambler
A former criminal recalls a bank job in a small town. He and an accomplice plan to rob a bank, exploiting a three wheel combo lock. The president unexpectedly aids the heist, to the convict’s astonishment, leading to a quiet exit with bonds.
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Amy
Jim
George
Askes
Jennings
How to Interview Mark Twain's Idea
A fragmented reminiscence on meeting Mark Twain in Johannesburg and learning his interview method. The piece recounts Douglas Story detailing Twain's grave delivery and the advice to coax topics that truly interest the subject. It includes a Daly's Theatre anecdote about a dog, a doorkeeper, and a stair ascent.
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Mark Twain
A.P
Hong Kong
South China Weekly Post
Douglas Story
M.A.P
Johannesburg
Mr Story
Dr Jameson
North-Western
Rand
Mike
Pdog
Daly
New York
Mr Daly
St. Bernard
Newport
Howe
Blinded Millionaire and Family Feud at Mount Nelson
The Mount Nelson Hotel in Capetown figures in a sensational row as Belfield Marais’s daughter pops vitriol in the face of Piet Marais, the rich father-in-law. An English observer notes the marriage followed by a bitter estrangement, Piet’s wealth at nine million pounds and his plan for a million per son in heirs, and Belfield's withdrawal from the marriage to take a modest Cape government post.
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Mount Nelson
Capetown
Belfield Marais
Piet Marais
Marais
Paris
London
Daily Mail
Piet Mareis
Mme Philippe
Belford Marais
Cape
The Scot Camed On The First
Two Tynestines followed race meetings using a betting scam in which they swapped horse names in a book. A Scotsman exposed them at Hamilton Park, winning £6 in gold, prompting taunting remarks. The scene includes casual banter about servants, advertisements, and a humorous courtroom misquote about prophets and fathers.
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Hamilton Park
Ibiza
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