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Factory worker - Florencia, 2016

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Cigar Capital Of Nicaragua

Estelí isn’t going to blow your box apart. It’s not an awful place to be, it’s just not the most inspiring place either. If you’re one of these people that gets a kick out of being one of so few tourists in town you think you’re the only tourist in town you’re going to love it, and there are some decent places to get grilled chicken too which is our current favourite thing to shovel into our…

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“Washington, D.C. - View of G Street N.W., north side on right, looking west from 13th Street." Photographed September 1901.

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Cigar Molds

At Martinez Handmade Cigars, Manhattan, New York

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Employees of the Swisher Cigar Factory in Chillicothe, Ohio, 1907. The factory was located at 465 East Main Street.

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"MONTREALER GETS LENIENT SENTENCE," Montreal Star. July 4, 1934. Page 11. ---- Pleads Guilty at Three Rivers in Cigar Factory Fraud --- THREE RIVERS, July 4 - (C.P.) - Time in jail was the sentence of Magistrate F. X. Lacoursiere today imposed upon J. Adrien Deslauriers of Montreal when he pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy to defraud. Deslauriers was a director of the Venus Cigar Company. His arrest followed failure of the company to start manufacturing operations after stock shares had been widely sold in this district. He has been in jail here since the middle of May.

Four other directors of the company are at liberty on bail pending hearing of their trial at the next criminal assizes. They face the same charge as that against Deslauriers.

Two salesmen of the company, J. H. Prieur and J. B. Cote, have already been sentenced to four months each in prison for conspiracy to defraud.

The prosecution alleges that an abandoned school had been purchased in Cap de la Madeleine as a factory for the company and the stock widely sold about here, but that the company never started turning out cigars.