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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1907

Page

37

New York Swindlers Win Immunity Before Landmark Law

A historic legislative shift ends immunity for wire tapping and green goods operators in New York State. The piece recalls the McCord case of 1871 and details how fraudsters exploited loopholes, with lawmakers and investigators finally closing gaps to prosecute larceny, conspiracy, and accessories.

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Court Locks In On Stock Buyer In McCord Case

Narrative describes a string of con games and wire tapping cases, detailing a stock scam, mental telepathy ruse, and a card trick swindle. It notes defendants like Gondorff and Bo ran, with several named figures escaping conviction while others face jail. Publicity over the schemes is criticized as sensational.

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Cloth of Iron and Stone described in old textile notes

The article discusses a teal fabric called Cloth of Iron and a wool like Imestoun wool. It explains production by electric furnace processing, dyeing and weaving into cloth for garments. It mentions old rope fibers used to make rough cloth and reports durability and color retention in early London tailoring.

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Odd Civil Service Jumble in Buckley Levin Application

The Civil Service Commission asks Buckley Levin for more details on his background for a post at a railroad station. Levin provides a rambling genealogical reply with birth years, ages, and scattered place names including Meigaville Ohio and Guernsey County. He recounts relatives and dates with uncertain specifics.

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Bad cooking causes crimes says health expert lecture

New Orleans for New York Watch reports a dramatic talk at St Joseph's Church on crime linked to poor diet. Dr Inson and Dr Boer argue proper feeding develops the brain and prevents infant mortality. They criticize decayed fruit and spoiled milk as harmful to children’s health.

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Enterprising swindler alters auction dates in New York

Police in New York capture a bill poster who confessed to altering sale dates for trade goods. He admitted paying a man to forge notices and attend sales as the sole buyer to bid at his price, exploiting absence of competition.

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T. R. in August 1907 context and stray fragments

Fragmentary OCR note references Theodore Roosevelt in August 1907. Mentions Prior's Poonts edition and unclear lines about a thief and sentence, with stray phrases about smoking dread and a hand.

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Legendary racing swindles and daring bookmaker plots

The piece recounts criminal creeks who swindle bookies with tape and telegraph tricks across United Kingdom and America. It details a £40,000 US tape scam, a non existent meeting at Tradmore, a Warwick deceit with a tampered saddle cloth, and a tunnel heist exposing bank vault theft.

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Bank Robbery Tale From Deborah County Bank

A chaotic story unfolds in Deborah where a bank in the rural county is robbed steadily by inside workers. The cashier warns of the theft while three young employees, including a bookkeeper, confront the case as the narrator recalls escape plans and Pinkertons failing to catch the culprits.

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Man Rode Wrong Goat in Odd Fellows Initiation Mix Up

Arthur Whitney, a New York businessman, recounts riding the wrong goat during a lodge initiation mix up. He was mistaken for a candidate by the Fraternal Benefit League and later invited to complete the Odd Fellows initiation, vowing to return with correct guidance to locate the proper room.

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Youth Slays a Sea Serpent in Newfoundland Coast

A Newfoundland tale recounts a boy and companions battling a giant devil fish near Placentia. They tag the creature as a sea monster with 24 foot tentacles, live fight, and a terrifying escape, later studied by Dr Harvey and Mortis, with specimens sent for examination.

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Psychology Of The Fan At The Ball Park

A perceptive look at the baseball fan who pays gate prices and club fees, seeking a high spirited game. It argues players are fairly paid, well cared for, and motivated to perform hard, while acknowledging the moneyed dynamics behind the sport.

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