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Alfred Nolan Martin requests President Roosevelt’s aid to bring Wilkinson Call to justice for an alleged criminal assault.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1902-01-08
A man, possibly Jacob Sharp or one of the aldermen he bribed, holds a carpetbag labeled “Broadway Street Car Boodle,” and looks up at a street sign pointing in two directions, to the left “To Canada” and to the right “To Sing Sing” where a policeman waits, holding a “Warrant Arrest.” A man on the left, carrying a similarly labeled carpetbag, is running toward the river where there is a sign labeled “Ferry.” Across the river are estates labeled “Chase, Stewart, Scott, Eno, [and] Mandelbaum.”
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1886-01-27
Uncle Sam, dressed as a policeman, stands on the U.S. side of a “‘Fence’ for American Defaulters” and stares at Fredericka Mandelbaum who is standing on the Canadian side, dressed as a Native American, wearing a headdress labeled “Canada” and leaning on the “Fence.” Behind her, a man carrying a case labeled “R. S. Scott” tips his hat, and in the background are mansions labeled “Mandelbaum, Eno, [and] Stewart.”
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1885-06-17
Alfred Nolan Martin appeals to President Roosevelt in having Senator Wilkinson Call brought to justice for the rape of Margaret Ellen Gingras.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1902-01-08