Keith Taillon (KeithYorkCity)

New York historian, writer, and researcher
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(2/2) "Each had its name, together with the address of its uncle, Bernhart Schubert, of No. 292 East Third-street, written in indelible ink on a piece of cloth sewed to its clothing." - @nytimes , August 1, 1885

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(1/2) "THREE LITTLE IMMIGRANTS: Three children named Elsa, Bernhart, and Emil Schubert, aged 8, 5, and 3 years, respectively, landed at Castle Garden yesterday after having crossed the ocean from Germany alone.

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(3/3) "...The cat was taken in a bag to the West Forty-seventh Street Station and will be turned over to the Board of Health this morning." - @nytimes , February 23, 1920

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(1/3) "CAT ATTACKS WOMAN: Turns suddenly on mistress, but is subdued by policeman. A cat, which she had housed for a few days, suddenly attacked Mrs. Edith Donahue, 52 years old, of 555 West Fiftieth Street. Mrs. Donahue's cries were heard by Patrolman Emily Krohn...

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(2/3) "...of the West Forty-seventh Street Station, and with gloved hands he overpowered the cat, which also attacked him. Mrs. Donahue went to Roosevelt Hospital, where she was attended by Dr. DuBois for scratches and lacerations of both arms...