A Thief's Standpoint On World And Its People
Kansas City Journal notes Hutchins Hapgood's Autobiography of a Thief as a vivid human document. The thief depicts prison life and underworld relations, reflecting gaps in modern criminology. He praises Dickens and Thackeray, cites Becky Sharp, Fagin, and Nancy as true to life, and recalls Sing Sing holidays, meals, and vaudeville shows.
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Kansas City Journal
Stir
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Vanity Fair
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Bill Sykes
Nancy Sykes
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Becky Sharp
Dickens
Nancy
Bill
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World Moves With Recognition For Leo The Pope
The world applauds Leo XIII as a good wise man whose life has broken religious prejudice across nations. Perry Heath avoids indictment as Bristow's probe winds down, while immigration to the United States hits a record high and costs of cheap labor loom. The article notes pension bias findings and hints at political change needed for cleaner governance. Russia to issue new import rules to screen petitions.
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Presbyterian Church
Perry S. Heath
Republican National Committee
Postoffice Department
Perry Heath
Bristow
Bar of Justice
Hanna
Congress
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