Gambling Evil In New York and the Rosenthal Case
Anexposé links gambling to the Rosenthal murder and police corruption in New York. It notes Becker’s homicide charge, mayoral restraint, and district attorney Whitman’s critique of graft. The piece argues raids, protection money, and political dishonesty fuel gang crime and warn officials nationwide.
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Herman Rosenthal
Police Department
New York City
New York
Rosenthal
Hosenthal
West Fortythird Street
Charlel
Whitman
Charles Becker
Airong Arm
Becker
William.j. Gaynor
Rhinelander Waldo
Whitie Becker
Forea
Amuller Fry
Wlag-net
Alain
Sami
Jed
Big Place
Gaynor
Dougherty
Parade
American Press Association
Rhinelander
Waldo
Charles S Whitman
George
New York Police
Charles Backer
Honest gamblers, a New York tale of cheats and houses
A dissection of gambling in New York cites William Travers Jerome on honest play, claims most houses profit by devices to trap players, and notes famed venues and figures such as Gottfried Watbaum Frank Ferrell Davy Johnson Daly Betts Ulman Briggs Perry and John Morrissey, detailing extensive cheating networks and vast earnings. The piece portrays gambling as deeply corrupt with a minority of honest players.
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William Travers Jerome Wan
New York
Gutebey
Mqnor
Triecka
Theiu
Sondike
West Thirty-third Street
Gottfried Gottieb Watbaum
Frank Ferrell
Davy Johnson
John Daly
Riley
Fara
Smith
Sheedy
Barclay Street
G18
Broadway
America
John Morrissey
Ayudiente
Yes
Nluettes
Mysterious Signals Guard Entrances To Gambling House
A guarded gambling house used a system of signals and trapdoors. A lookout, armed with a weapon, monitored approach and used electric buttons to trigger alarms and gates. Visitors faced a sequence of door openings via inner and outer wickets with controlled lighting and two gatekeepers verifying and admitting them.
Discovery of Gold at the South Pole Sparks Territorial Debate
A fragmentary discussion on polar claims contrasts the purely academic ownership questions at the North Pole with a potential rush for riches at the South Pole. It notes the drab Antarctic landscape, feasibility of temporary settlements, and the lure of gold drawing explorers like Mundsen, while suggesting conquest of climate and supplying routes could follow early discoveries and lead to contested sovereignty.
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South Pole
North Pole
Possewaloh
Gutarette
Guy
Terra del Piego
Antarctic
Miun
Ai Mundsen
Yukon
Urlan
Woman's Trade Union League founder in England noted
Workbye writer Mes Metersey established the Women's Preate Union league in England in YST4. The league has about 200000 members with textile industries supplying the majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Trade Union League
Mes. Metersey
Women's ‘Preate Union League
England
Carrion Crow Inquiries At Grays Jan Gardens
A cryptic note from Grays Jan references carrion crows nesting near a church tower and an aerodrome area. It questions whether other crows also nest nearby and notes observable behavior patterns among young birds in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays
Willith
Hd Hds
Aerodrome
Fragmentary London Note on Myriad Myths and History
A damaged OCR fragment from a London item discusses myths, a couple named Flivse Divily, references to a queen or king, and a cryptic modern critique. It mentions Sir G and Cook, with unclear dates or places, leaving more questions than facts.
Weekly Illustrated Humor Notes and Oddities
A fragmentary item recalls a Chicago police officer who appointed his cousin as a smoke inspector in bygone days, reporting after thirty days that he inspected the city’s smoke, finding plenty and of questionable quality. Also includes a Jounal note of pathos and a Washington Line quip about domestic misfortune and policy.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Rriven to It Tarmer Crevho Josiah
Fragmented OCR text recounts a muddled exchange and stray lines including “Proving His Weight” and garbled phrases with names and odd captions. The readable segments offer little coherent event or context to a clear news item.
Candid Avowal at Washington Castle Rumor
An odd fragment from Washington reports a candid avowal about fishing tips. The speaker insists they have not prepared remarkable stories and expresses disinterest, while another voice claims becoming interested in catching fat fish.
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Washington
Cas
Fragmentary local notice on a historical dye trade details
Incomplete OCR text references a dye trade and a historical date. Mentions a person near Sho Harbor and a slave death about six years earlier. Readable fragments are insufficient for a full event or clear context.
Unclear text fragment from history column
The readable lines describe a jumbled discussion about people and places with no coherent event or context and few identifiable entities. The text appears as broken OCR with no discernible report or outcome to summarize.
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Shevossful
Consiajony
Nile
Peefern
Akiual
Hoh Groen
Law
Mard Willers
Sam Crawford
Hidle Collins
Trouble Waekera
Roy Chapman
Dafletter Cleya-land Aequivet Fron Soleil
Aimotienu Association
Ciovinnadl
Cleveland
Equ Ko
Ohio
Ty ‘Pudor Gardiner
Gardiner
Wis
Tudor Gardiner
Harvard Lino
S IN
London
Myliion
Green Sunt
Weekly Illustrated Humor
Wrashlagton
Tarmer Crevho
Josiah
Warner Browne
Cex
Gary
Dave
Sho Harbor
Chesty
Welldert
Claire
Tlo
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