. >> just because it has that sherlock holmes thing. so much of what i do involves looking through directories and all of these map's for changes that have been made and tracking when those things were done and there are other sources in text that can be very difficult to get through but have really wonderful pieces of information. the voters rolls. the pulp directories tell you things about the fabric of the city. i had an interesting case to establish a legal dwelling unit that had to pre date a certain date with a ceiling height and it turns out a person resided at this address that was a bartender and a regular sterd socialist. the owner of the building that lived there owned the bar and he was the current chairman of the socialist party of the city. with that city planning was willing to acknowledge the bartender lived in his bosses unit in the basement of his house. there you have it. >> amazing. we will stick around and answer questions after but we have to stop right now because the time is up and i want to thank jeremy, paul, a

now you should both, using sherlock holmes deduction. >> there are a lot of people. >> where would theyd today? >> bill: there aren't even 830,000 people there now. >> there used to be until the earthquake. >> bill: i know all you guys got t and trained professionals, allegedly. >> allegedly is right. number two, when the titanic went down in 1912. many prominent and wealthy passengers died. >> i won my ticket hand of poker. >> you find that sort of ruthless existence appealing do you. >> yes ma'am i do just the other night i was sleeping under the bridge and now i am on the grandest ship in the world having champagne with you people. >> bill: can't get better than that the wealthiest passenger to die on the titanic was a member of what prominent family? astor. john jacob who died? he went down with the ship. >> walter matt thousand was in the earthquake and not the titanic? >> he is scottish. >> bill: does anybody in the world care about that question? no. >> sorry. >> bill: like temperature let's tourette's syndrome for doocy. comes out he doesn't know why. elvis presley tragically di

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thomas burns, williams endorsed the idea of a red light district and thomas burns was basically sherlock holmes of the united states and had an incredible reputation but he had made himself quite rich by taking gifts, roosevelt was -- could not tolerate that behavior. roosevelt wanted harsher punishment. he wanted all promotions based on merit. he began telling reporters he wanted all was enforced and call police conduct rules and forced. he was a whirlwind trying to street -- sweet the corrupt area. you can't imagine the courage of the man to come into a city this corrupt intent on turning around. arthur brisbane wrote a front-page item ten days into roosevelt's tenure for the new york world saying we have a real police commissioner named theodore roosevelt. think what must be the policeman's feelings when he comes up for trial before a man like roosevelt. roosevelt speak english accurately. he does not say i'd done it for i seen it. he talks like a boston man or and englishmen more than a new york police commissioner. roosevelt's voice is the policeman's hardest trial. an exasperated she -- s

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arthur conan doyle, many of the sherlock holmes editions. this is one where he uses the idea of the single print -- fingerprint to solve a crime. moving over here the collection is also represented by american literature and authors. mark twain, we have a very interesting collection of works by mark twain, tom sawyer first edition. herman melville, the whale, which is actually 5 million volumes from the university of oklahoma. and a collection of louis and may alcott's work. and i want to point out, a special collection, it's wonderful to look and see these original first editions, but special collections also have unique material. something that would only exist in that particular book. and not everything is on the internet. sometimes the book will have something very unique that would be helpful in research for the topic or person or just tells you something about the origin of the book. for instance, we have this book by the poet robert frost that has a hand written copy of one of his palms. it's a presentation copy. most of the books and

basically the sherlock holmes of the united states. he had made himself quite rich by taking gives. roosevelt just could not tolerate that kind of behavior. wanted harsher punishments, of promotions to be based on merit. he began telling reporters he wanted all laws enforced and police conduct rules enforced. he was likes psoralen trying to sleep the corrupt era out of 300 mulberry street. you just can't imagine the courage of a man to come into a city this corrupt and used to doing a certain way. and with this just reckless reform attitude change the whole place. it is just amazing. anyhow, arthur brisbane was a front-page item ten days into a residence to year. and he said, we have a real police commissioner. his name is theodore roosevelt. they "must be the police his feelings when he comes up for trouble for a man like roosevelt he speaks english accurately. he does not say eidetic or seen it. he tax much more like a boston man are englishmen that endear police commissioner. his voice is the policeman's artists trial. an exasperated voice, a sharp voice to arrest the voice of vo

in addition to some of these classic -- classic authors we have arthur conan doyle many of the sherlock holmes editions and this particular edition is one in which he uses the idea of a fingerprint to solve a crime for the first time in his 1905 and also a copy of hg wells invisible man. moving over here, the collection is also represented by a american literature and authors. mark twain, we have a very interesting of collection work in mark twain and here is tom sawyer first edition. herman melville, the whale which is actually the 5 millionth volume from the university of oklahoma. and it's in the library. and a collection of reason may all cod, little women. one thing i want to point out a special election, it's wonderful to see these original first editions but special collections are special because they also have unique serial so something that would only exist in that particular book. not everything is on the internet so sometimes a book will have something very unique that would be helpful in research for the topic or it just tells you something about the origin of the book. for it sin