The Naughty Little Milliner True Story Of a Counterfeit Plot
A detailed account of the widow known as The Naughty Little Milliner who used disguises and clever ruses to cash counterfeit five dollar notes in New Orleans and New York. Officer Fitzpatrick tracks her, uncovers a network, and she becomes a key government informant after a dramatic capture in Bleecker Street.
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Wood
New Orleans
James Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
River Front
St. Joseph Street
Tchoupitoulas Street
Variety Store
St Louis
Basin Street
Carrondelette
Mr. Chappela
Mrs. Wood
United States
Carrondelette Street
Milner
Johnson
Ninth Avenue
Little Millimer
New York
Secret Service
Cincinnati
Washington
Jersey City
New York City
National Shoe & Leather Bank
David Kirkbride
Eva Cole
Johnson's
Jim Ruffin
Kirkbride
Bleecker, Street
W. G. Chenman
Tariff Man in a Tangle of Figures and Illusions
A sweeping narrator describes a glib talker pushing tariff tricks to raise interest in ad valorem, per cent shares, and Panama’s costs. He touts free hides and oils while mixing jargon. Authorities intervene as the speaker is restrained and removed.
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Panama
Glittering whiskers deliver a wry diner’s quip
A visitor in a sunken-eyed office asks about the difference between a marooned man subsisting on polar bears and a guest in a hotel handed a fine menu. The man with glittering whiskers explains the contrast: one has his fill of bear and the other his bill of fare. The autumn wind sighs through the forest leaves.
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Bondslave
Woman Indorses It to Cash Check While Husband Away
A fair young matron arrives at a teller window saying she wants to cash a check. The teller explains indorsement is required. She explains her husband sent the check and is away on business. She signs the back with Your loving wife Edith.
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Edith
Colonel Demonstrates Heirloom Bagpipe at Home
Colonel Donald Mac Tavish MacTivvyott proudly presents a two century old bagpipe as an heirloom to a visitor and offers to have it filled and lit to show how he uses it. The scene mixes admiration with gentle curiosity.
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Donald MacTavish MacTivvyott
Colonel MacTivvyott
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