Peerless Leader Frank Chance Shape Cubs Pennant Machine
Frank Chance, captain and manager of the Chicago Cubs since 1904, built a pennant winning machine from raw material, famed for the Cubs inside game and his personal courage. He drove the team, endured slights, and mentored players, earning the title Peerless Leader while planning a future in California orange groves after baseball.
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Strange Court Trial on West Africa for a Pet Chimpanzee
Captain George A Briggs recounts a peculiar incident on the West Coast of Africa about ten years ago. A chimpanzee named John owned by a high official escaped, ate dainties from a native woman’s tray, and caused a crowd to mob him. The owner promised a court trial, and the next day John appeared in the dock charged with larceny and assault. The judge sentenced the animal to ten months in prison after the master stated John pleaded guilty.
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George A. Briggs
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John
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The Magician and the Bumpkin in a Stage Trick
A Kansas town tale shows a con artist magician using a staged coin trick. A youth, recruited as a confederate, is asked to hide a marked half dollar in his pocket. The plan collapses when the boy reveals he only has thirty cents left, exposing the ruse.
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