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    The Black Hand

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      Cozussi, Giovanni, 153

      Crimean War, 106

      Crowley, Joseph, 224–26

      Cucozza, Angelo, 31–32

      Cuocola, Gennaro, 117

      Curci, Ernest, 34

      Cutinelli, Maria, 117

      Cuvillier, Louis, 205

      Czolgosz, Leon, 75

      D

      Daily Tribune, 156

      D’Antonio, John, 196, 233

      Dash, Mike, 9

      de Felix (Black Hand member), 89

      de Giacono, Carmello, 68–69

      de Gilda, Benjamin, 88–89

      Delaware, 82, 86

      de Martini, Felix, 145

      Detroit, Michigan, 83, 146, 159

      Detroit Free Press, 161

      di Fiore, Felippo, 235, 236–37

      Dike, Judge, 215

      Dimaio, Frank, 148, 171–72

      “Di Provenza il mar” (Verdi), xix

      Domingo, Fransisco, 1

      Dondero, Peter, 45

      Dopey Benny’s gang, 234

      Duca di Genova (steamship), 174, 175, 178, 182–83, 212

      E

      Eighteenth Amendment, 277 n

      electric chair, 18, 19–20, 21, 22

      Ellamore, West Virginia, 157–58

      Ellis Island, 9, 19, 81, 113, 114, 148, 172, 192, 196

      Enea, Pasquale, 197

      Enright, Richard, 220–21

      Europa (ship), 202–3

      Evening Herald, 162

      Evening Sun, 103, 151, 166, 205

      Evening World, 23, 31, 46, 63, 119, 133

      F

      Fairview, New Jersey, 153

      Farraday, William, 13, 210

      Fascietta, Mr. (barber), 128, 130

      Fazia, Anthony, 50–51

      Ferrantelli, Domenico De Michele, 196

      Ferrari, Ludovico, 111

      Fiandini, Mr. and Mrs. (Black Hand victims), 89–90

      Fiaschetti, Michael, 24

      Five Families of the American Mafia, 172–73, 179

      Flynn, William, 57–58

      Fotti, Antonio, 135

      freggio, 141, 160

      Frugone, Frank, 217–18

      fruit peddler story, 69–70

      Funston, Sergeant, 69

      G

      Gambino, Richard, 6, 206

      Garibaldi, Giuseppe, 2

      Gaynor, William, 228

      Georgia, 160

      Giamio (suspect), 123–24

      Gimavalvo brothers, 67, 69–70, 77

      Gould, Jay, 8–9

      government corruption, xiii, 93–95

      Graffi, Joseph, 36

      Grant, Ulysses S., 212

      Greensburg, Pennsylvania, 155–56

      Griscom, Lloyd, 184

      H

      Hartford Courant, 92

      Harvard, 23, 102, 103, 129, 233

      Hearst, William Randolph, 37, 41, 69, 167–68, 187, 205, 246

      Herod’s revenge, story of, 214

      Hess, Henner, 115, 179

      Highland, New York, 176–77

      Hillsville (“Helltown”) Pennsylvania, 88, 93–95, 148–49

      Hoboken, New Jersey, 206

      Horowitz, Adolf, 60

      How the Other Half Lives (Riis), 15

      Hudson, Henry, 245

      Hudson Dusters (gang), 234

      hunchback story, 58–59

      I

      Illinois, 158–59. See also Chicago, Illinois

      Illinois Central Railroad, 158

      Il Pungolo (newspaper), 187

      Immigration Act of 1907, 149

      Industrial Revolution, 81, 155

      Inquisition, 197

      Irish gangs, 91

      Irish immigrants, 3–4, 5, 14, 38–39, 245

      Italian-American Civic League, 228

      Italian immigrants

      Americanization of, 243

      arrival in United States, 81–83

      backlash against, 205–6

      Black Hand Society and, xiii, xv, xviii, 29, 47–48, 52–53, 146–49

      courage of, 137

      criminals among, 18, 47, 49, 72, 76, 118, 142, 149, 154–55, 172–73, 175, 191, 206–7, 226

      numbers of, 47

      Petrosino’s assassination and, 202–3, 204, 205–6, 245–46

      Petrosino’s persecution by, 10–13

      Petrosino’s struggle for, xvii–xviii, 22–23, 42–43, 112, 121, 132

      prejudice and animosity toward, xvi, xvii, xviii, 3–4, 17, 19, 22, 25, 33, 36–37, 38, 40, 42, 109, 111, 112–13, 146, 160–61, 245–46

      Sellaro’s struggle for, 110–12

      Tammany Hall and, 39

      White Hand Society, 146–48

      Italian Legion, 106

      Italian Squad

      Bananno arrest and, 138–40

      Bingham’s action against, 145

      in Brooklyn, 141–42, 162, 175

      Cavone and, 62–63

      Charly Corrao on, 113

      criticism of, 161–62, 163

      disbanding of, 229

      easier cases of, 54–55

      expansion of, 62–63, 96, 105

      formation and establishment, 44–53

      inadequacy of, 137

      McAdoo and, 38–41, 42, 44–45, 47, 62, 102

      methods of, 121–26, 241

      NYPD’s treatment of, 63–66

      office changes, 143

      Petrosino’s assassination and, 202, 205–6, 218, 221

      Petrosino’s mission and, 173

      Petrosino’s proposal for, 38–41, 42

      at Petrosino’s wedding, 151

      Society decoding by, 140–42

      Society schemes discovered by, 56–58

      Society’s evolution in response to, 58–62

      Waverly Place headquarters, 48, 50, 53, 64–65

      Woods and, 103

      See also Petrosino, Joseph

      Italian Vigilance Protective Association, 149, 157

      Italian War of Independence, veterans of, 215

      Italy

      Alfano’s reputation in, 115

      Cascio Ferro’s return to, 27–28

      criminals in, 72, 122, 154–55, 172–73, 175, 191, 206–7

      lives of immigrants in, 111–12

      Petrosino’s assassination and, 206

      Petrosino’s early life in, 1–3

      Petrosino’s mission in, 172–73

      police in, 11

      reaction to Black Hand in, 36–37

      return of immigrants to, 91

      Vincenzo Saulino’s military service for, 105–6

      See also specific city and region names

      J

      Jotti, John, 94

      K

      Kansas City, Missouri, 82, 233–34

      Kelly, Gene, 223

      Kelly, Paul, 136

      Kenilworth, New Jersey, xv, xviii–xix

      Kenmare Square, 245

      Kenna, Michael “Hinky Dink,” 136

      Kennedy, John F., 220

      Kentucky, 158

      Kidnapped in New York (play), 92

      Kingsland, New Jersey, 138

      Knox, Philander Chase, 218

      Ku Klux Klan, 160–61

      L

      Labarbera, William and Caterina, xii, xiii–xiv, xv, 97

      Labarbera, Willie, xi–xv, xv–xvi, xviii–xix, 96–97, 98

      Laduca, Vito, 52

      Lagomarsini, John, 45

      LaGumina, Salvatore, 228

      La Questione Sociale, 74

      Lavelle, Michael J., 151

      Lawson Mine explosion, 82

      Lebanon, Pennsylvania, 87

      Leonardi, Francesco, 184–85, 197

      Levi, Carlo, 182

      Lincoln, Abraham, 158

      Lloyds of London, 159

      Lodge, Henry Cabot, xiii

      Longo, Francesco (kidnapped child), 235–41

      Longo, Mr. and Mrs. Francesco, 235–40

      Longobardi, Gabriele, 196, 233

      Los Angeles, California, 32, 83, 90–91, 120, 132

      Los Angeles Herald, 45

      Los Angeles Times, 90–91, 99–100, 102

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    sp; Lovecraft, H. P., xviii

      Lupo, Ignazio “the Wolf,” 57–58, 124–25, 177, 229–30, 238

      M

      Macaluso, Francesco, 238, 240, 241

      Mafia

      Cascio Ferro and, 179, 180, 181, 229

      Ceola and, 191

      decline of, 244

      fear of, 93

      Five Families, 179

      Italian immigration and, 160

      Italian police and, 180, 182, 218–19

      in 1950s, 243

      Palermo Mafia, 27–28, 179, 191, 219–20

      Palizzolo as “King” of, 125

      Petrosino warned about, 173

      prosecutions, 121

      Secret Service and, 78

      Sicily’s rise against, 206, 244

      Malato, Stephen, 146–47

      Manhattoes (tribe), 245

      Mannino, Antonio, 31–34, 36

      Mannino, Vincenzo, 32, 33–34

      Manzella, Salvatore, 58

      Marasco, Rocco, 209

      Marcello, Carlos, 243

      Marendino, Tony, 52

      Marria, Anthony, 4, 5, 6–7

      Marvin, Horace, 86

      Marx, Joel M., 76–77, 78

      Marzullo, Antonio, 111

      Masons, 111

      Massachusetts, 147

      Massage Squad, 242

      Masterson, Bat, 92–93

      Mayor des Planches, Baron Edmondo, 36, 251 n

      McAdoo, William

      Bingham as replacement for, 99, 102

      conservatism of, 242

      Italian Squad authorized by, 44–45, 47, 62

      Italian Squad opposed by, 38–41, 42

      racism of, 13

      McCafferty, James, 210, 213

      McClellan, George, Jr.

      accusation from New Outlook, 227

      benefit for Adelina and, 222

      Bingham and, 99, 204, 221, 225, 228

      Petrosino’s funeral and, 211

      McCormick, Edith, 158–59

      McKinley, William, 73, 74–76, 100, 210, 212

      Meyers, Harry “Pussy,” 45

      Mezzogiorno, 2, 3, 6, 9, 12–13

      A Midnight Escape (play), 92

      Milan and Milanese, 72, 112, 146, 191

      Militano, Ernesto, 194–95

      Milone, Pasquale, 241

      Milone brothers, 238–39

      Mississippi, 160–61

      Mitchel, John Purroy, 228, 231

      Molly Maguires, 91

      Monte, Matthew, 243

      Montesano, Valentino di, 188

      Morelli (Black Hand member), 88–89

      Morello, Giuseppe “Clutch Hand” or “Old Fox,” 26, 27, 57, 124, 229–30, 238

      Moresco, Victoria, 136

      Moretti, Pietro, 73–74

      Morgan, J. Pierpont, 206

      Mori, Cesare, 244

      Mule, Pellegrino, 154

      Mullin, Paddy, 225

      Murtha, Captain, 70

      Mussolini, Benito, 244

      N

      Naples and Neapolitans

      Alfano and, 115, 116–18

      Camorra, 115, 117, 118, 119, 120–21

      immigrants from, 30, 81, 111, 112, 202–3

      language of, 13

      Petrosino and, 11

      Napoli, Gioacchino, 54–55

      Nashville, Tennessee, 168

      Nashville American, 37, 160

      Native Americans, 245

      Neapolitans. See Naples and Neapolitans

      Nelli, Humbert, 18

      New Jersey, 159, 243. See also specific city names

      New Orleans, Louisiana

      Cascio Ferro and, 27, 28

      first Black Hand victim near, 1

      Italian society in, 147

      lynchings in, 36

      Mafia in, 243

      newspaper cartoons, 3

      plots against law enforcement in, 196, 233

      New Outlook, 73, 227

      New York, 155, 159, 176–77, 205. See also New York City; Westchester County, New York

      New York American, 205, 246

      New York Board of Police Commissioners, 16

      New York City

      assassination plans in, 196

      Black Hand victims in, 48

      Board of Aldermen, 41, 104, 167, 168–70, 171, 204–5

      bombings in 1908, 152–55

      Broadway, 9, 42, 210

      Car Barn District, 233

      crime outbreaks in 1907, 142–43

      gang problem in, 233, 234

      gun control measures in, 204–5

      Italian colonies and immigrants in, xvi, xviii, 3–4, 41, 47, 58, 63, 81, 119, 127, 145, 243

      Italian Vigilance Protective Association, 149

      Labarberas’ neighborhood in, xi–xii, xiii–xiv

      Petrosino family’s emigration to, 2, 3, 25

      Petrosino Square in, 244–45

      poverty in, 15–16

      power in, 41

      rapid growth and transformation of, 9–10

      Tenderloin (Manhattan red-light district), 7, 13, 54

      White Hand Society in, 157

      See also Brooklyn, New York

      New York Evening Journal, 37, 41, 167–68, 171

      New York Giants, 145

      New York Globe, 206

      New York Herald, 203, 234

      New York Herald Tribune, 31

      New York Journal, 69, 217

      New York Mail, 37

      New York Police Department (NYPD)

      Adelina protected by, 223

      Bingham appointed as commissioner of, 99–102, 104–5

      Bingham fired from, 225

      Bingham’s roof tree at, 152

      Bomb Squad, 153–55

      Carbone case and, 20

      Caruso and, 98

      Clubber Williams of, 7–8, 10, 14, 41

      criticism of, 162–63

      distrust of, 34

      headquarters at 300 Mulberry, 4, 16, 18, 22, 34, 38, 42, 46–47, 48, 64, 73, 97, 104, 105, 151, 152, 166, 203, 221

      indifference to Black Hand crime, 37, 71, 157

      McKinley’s assassination and, 75–76

      Petrosino’s absence and, 175

      Petrosino’s assassination and, 200, 202, 203, 208, 214, 217, 220–21

      Petrosino’s joining of, 10–14

      Petrosino’s treatment by, 63–66, 70

      police brutality, 123

      “Psychopathic Library,” 232

      secret service of, 166–75, 183, 185

      Society indifference to, 168

      Sullivans and, 103, 104–5, 171

      telegram received by, 200

      Theodore Roosevelt’s reform of, 16

      Vachris and Crowley and, 224, 226–27

      Woods as commissioner of, 231–33, 234–35, 237–43

      See also Italian Squad

      New York Post, 163–64

      New York State Supreme Court, 205

      New York Sun, xiv, 24, 203–4

      New York Times, xiv, xvii–xviii, 13, 33, 36, 41–42, 47, 48–50, 60, 61, 67–68, 70, 71, 78, 79, 83, 93, 104, 121, 124, 130, 132, 137, 159, 167, 170, 204, 215, 219

      New York Tribune, 77, 87, 115, 144, 149, 155, 157, 171

      New York World, 16, 41, 204, 233

      nfami, xiv–xv, 12, 21, 50, 71, 119

      night stick cure, 122

      Nizzarri, Serrino, 50–51

      Nono, Francesco, 194–95

      North American Review, 167

      Norton, Elliot, 42

      NYPD. See New York Police Department (NYPD)

      O

      O’Brien, John “Ginger Jack,” 65–66

      Ochs, Adolph, 41

      Ohio, 243

      Order of the Sons of Italy, 111–12, 176, 215–16

      ordine della famiglia, 3, 12

      organized resistance, 137

      P

      Padua, Italy, 245

      Paducah, Kentucky, 120

      Paladino, Nunzio, 239

      Palazzotto, Domenico, 219–20

      Palazzotto, Paolo, 122–23, 194, 219

      Palermo, Giuseppe “Uncle Vincent,” 176–77, 229–3
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      Palermo, Sicily

      Café Oreto, 191, 194, 197–98

      Cascio Ferro in, 179–82

      criminals from, 122, 172–73

      Lupo and, 57

      Palizzolo and, 125

      Petrosino in, 185–86, 187–88, 189–90

      Petrosino’s death and, 207, 209, 219, 220, 246

      Piazza Marina in, 197–98, 224, 230, 244

      police in, 182, 218–19

      Sellaro and, 109–12

      Taxae cancellariae et penitentiarieae romanae, 11

      Palermo Mafia, 27–28, 179, 191

      Palizzolo, Raffaele, 125–26

     


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