Donato Zarillo, an Italian man, was killed in New Rochelle, New York, on July 19, 1906.
The little city was settling into the middle of the week when, late on Wednesday night, a violent street confrontation broke out on Washington Street. A brief report described it as a “duel” fought with revolvers, involving Zarillo and several other Italian men. In the dimness and confusion of the gunfire, the encounter ended abruptly: when it was over, Zarillo was left lying in the street, struck
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