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	AmericanMafia.com 26 Mafia Cities - Buffalo, New York
		Stefano Magaddino was born on October 10, 1891, in Castellammare, Sicily.
		Magaddino’s son Peter was married to the niece of Montana, while a daughter was married to Montana’s nephew.
		Magaddino had had a variety of heart ailments for several years and died in a Lewiston hospital of a heart attack on July 19, 1974 at the age of 82.
	www.americanmafia.com /Cities/Buffalo.html (3004 words)

	Stefano Magaddino
		Magaddino was arrested for alleged involvement in the murder of a man in Avon, New Jersey in 1921, who was the member of the rival Buccellato clan from Castellammare del Golfo, Sicily.
		Magaddino had never spent any significant time in prison, but in 1968 he and his son Peter were arrested and charged with interstate bookmaking.
		Stefano Magaddino died of a heart attack on July 19, 1974 at age 82.
	music.musictnt.com /biography/sdmc_Stefano_Magaddino (589 words)

	buccellato
		he was a close friend and a strong ally of stefano magaddino in their war against the buccellato clan.
		in 1913 stefano magaddino and his nephew pietro magaddino were ambushed by the buccellato s, the nephew was killed but magaddino escaped.
		this was the end of the buccellato magaddino war in castellammare del golfo but the feuding would countinue in america with the immigration of young sicilians from western sicily including members and allies of both the buccellato and maggadino clans.
	www.anuket.it /tortamelemicroonde/obuccellato1011243-.htm (1642 words)

	Laborers-LIUNA Local 210 Ron Fino and Buffalo Mafia
		Stefano Magaddino was born on October 10, 1891, in Castellammare, Sicily.
		Magaddino’s son Peter was married to the niece of Montana, while a daughter was married to Montana’s nephew.
		Magaddino had had a variety of heart ailments for several years and died in a Lewiston hospital of a heart attack on July 19, 1974 at the age of 82.
	www.laborers.com /AmericanMafia_Fino_.htm (2954 words)

	Niagara Falls History (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Stefano Magaddino was one of the longest serving bosses in American Cosa Nostra history, although his crime family in Niagara Falls was considerably smaller than the New York families, Magaddino still managed to wield a great amount of influence when the commission was approved in 1931.
		Magaddino also kept strong ties with some the vast New York families and was the cousin of one of the future crime bosses, Joe Bonanno.
		Magaddino felt that his cousin was trying to muscle in on Canadian territory that belonged to him, and so set up a meeting with the ruling body to try and come to a beneficial agreement that would suit all involved, but Bonanno refused to show up, a decision enraged Magaddino.
	www.niagaratimes.com /niagara_falls_history.htm (1608 words)

	The American Mafia - Buffalo Crime Bosses
		Magaddino likely had relatives (or fellow Castellammarese countrymen) in Buffalo when he fled to that area from Brooklyn in the early 1920s.
		Magaddino retained a level of control over his former Brooklyn organization for a decade.
		His leadership in the region would not be recognized by the underworld Commission until after Stefano Magaddino's death in 1974.
	www.onewal.com /maf-b-bu.html (760 words)

	GANGSTERS INCORPORATED - STEFANO MAGADDINO
		Stefano Magaddino came to Western New York in his early 30’s and was a feared Mafioso from back home in Sicily.
		The day-to-day operations of Magaddino’s Family in Buffalo were being run by underboss Freddie “the Wolf” Randaccio who showed immense loyalty to the Old Man. Randaccio’s leadership skills helped Magaddino maintain his power in a Family of younger crews all ready to go after the throne.
		Three days later, Don Stefano Magaddino’s house on Mafia Row was raided along with his three sons-in-law on their posh street in the northern suburb of Lewiston.
	gangstersinc.tripod.com /Magaddino.html (1273 words)

	Niagara Falls Reporter Analysis
		At the time, it was the Magaddino Memorial Chapel, its proprietor known as Don Stefano, or simply The Old Man, possibly the longest-reigning kingpin in the history of the American Mafia.
		Magaddino died in 1974, the organization he headed steadily decomposing in the ensuing decades.
		The paychecks their employees left work with every Friday fed the mob, whether they were spent on bootlegged booze during Prohibition, bet on poker or football games with The Old Man's network of bookies, or wasted on the drugs that he shepherded into the city in the later years of his reign.
	www.niagarafallsreporter.com /jukejoint.html (1450 words)

	Bonanno Crime Family
		Until they fell out much later, he could rely on support from his cousin Stefano Magaddino, the head of the Buffalo crime family, and in Brooklyn from Joe Profaci, with whom he remained very tight until Profaci's death in 1962.
		But when Bonanno underboss Carmine Galante went to prison in the early 1960s, it was for his involvement in drug trafficking, and to this very day the Bonanno family is regarded as one of the major suppliers of drugs to New York City.
		By the time of Profaci's death in 1962 Bonanno had become convinced that some of the other family chiefs - especially Carlo Gambino, Tommy Lucchese and even his cousin Magaddino - were plotting his downfall.
	www.carpenoctem.tv /mafia/bonf.html (1087 words)

	Mafia Cities - Buffalo, New York
		Stefano Magaddino was born on October 10, 1891, in Castellammare, Sicily.
		Before Prohibition ended, Magaddino began peddling a non-alcoholic mixture called "Home Juice." The local Italian population was compelled to purchase the concoction that was sold door-to-door.
		Magaddino had many enemies over the years and survived several attempts on his life.
	www.carvelli.com /noFlash/mafia-cities-Buffalo.html (2940 words)

	-castellammaresewar.page
		The next son, Stefano was not cut out for the leadership role but would serve as the consigliere (advisor) to his younger brother.
		He was a close friend and a strong ally of Stefano Magaddino in their war against the Buccellato clan.
		In 1913 Stefano Magaddino and his nephew Pietro Magaddino were ambushed by the Buccellato's, the nephew was killed but Magaddino escaped.
	www.geocities.com /americanmafioso/-castellammaresewar.html (1892 words)

	The American Mafia - New York Crime Bosses
		Magaddino appears to have led a tightly knit Brooklyn-based crime family before the start of Prohibition.
		Magaddino was later forced to flee New York City to escape prosecution on murder charges.
		He supported Joe Bonanno, a relative of Stefano Magaddino, as head of the old Magaddino family.
	www.onewal.com /maf-b-ny.html (2713 words)

	The Sopranos - View topic - Joe Bonanno
		When Joseph was about fourteen, his mother, who was only thirty-seven, died and he went to live under the protection of his uncle, Stefano Magaddino.
		Intelligence gathered by law enforcement sources indicate that Joseph Bonanno set in place a plot to have Tommy Lucchese, Carlo Gambino and Stefano Magaddino murdered, organizing it through Magliocco, who would then have joined him in controlling the Commission and, in theory, the rest of the New York families.
		Magaddino had long harboured animosity towards his cousin Joseph and through this and a combination of jealousy and distrust towards Bonanno’s movements into Montreal.
	www.thesopranos.com /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1870 (3218 words)

	There is no place like home
		This Mafia family was established in the 1920s by Stefano Magaddino who set it up after fleeing the New York City Mafia wars of the 1920s.
		Magaddino remained at its head, a deft and ruthless leader, for 52 years, until Todaro Sr.
		Thus it was Prohibition that offered Magaddino the opportunity to run a profitable bootlegging business and Buffalo’s close proximity to the Canadian border facilitated his job.
	www.colbud.hu /honesty-trust/varese/pub02.htm (2509 words)

	Lucchese Crime Family Epic
		Through a series of convoluted and cunning manoeuvres, Masseria claimed that Aiello, Gaspar Milazzo of Detroit and Stefano Magaddino of Buffalo were conspiring to overthrow him and claim his business.
		After consultation with Magaddino in Buffalo, Salvatore Maranzano assumed command, and it was agreed that he would lead the campaign against the forces of Masseria.
		Salvatore Maranzano was born in Sicily in 1886.
	www.dark-horse.co.uk /gangsters/lucchese/2.htm (2006 words)

	Krieg von Castellammare (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Der Krieg von Castellammare war ein blutiger Konflikt zwischen italienisch-amerikanischen Mafia-Banden 1930 und 1931, der überwiegend in New York City ausgetragen wurde und zwischen 9 und 12 Bandenbosse das Leben kostete.
		Der Name ist von der Tatsache hergeleitet, dass die Leute der einen Seite Einwanderer aus der Nachbarschaft des Ortes Castellammare del Golfo auf Sizilien stammen, darunter Joseph Bonanno, Stefano Magaddino, Joseph Profaci, Joseph Aiello und deren Anführer Salvatore Maranzano.
		November 1930 Stefano Ferrigno und Alfred Mineo, wichtige Männer Masserias, ermordet.
	www.jenskleemann.de /wissen/bildung/wikipedia/k/kr/krieg_von_castellammare.html (669 words)

	CalendarHome.com - - Calendar Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Calogero Vizzini (1877 – 1954), boss of Villalba, was considered to be one of the most influential Mafia bosses of Sicily after World War II until his death in 1954.
		Stefano Magaddino (1891 – 1974), "The grand old man of the Cosa Nostra".
		Stefano Bontade (1939 – 1981), boss of the Mafia Family in Santa Maria di Gesù
	encyclopedia.calendarhome.com /cgi-bin/encyclopedia.pl?p=Mafia (6558 words)

	The Conglomerate of Organized Crime-1969-August 22
		When FBI agents searched the house belonging to the son Buffalo Boss Stefano Magaddino last December, they found in a suitcase $521,020 in skimmed cash, most of it from Magaddino's 15 companies in the Buffalo area.
		Not only has the Government confiscated his money, but the other mobsters are infuriated because Magaddino had told them that he had no funds to help them meet common expenses.
		Magaddino, who had never looked into the suitcase, was also upset.
	www.thelaborers.net /newspapers/time/conglomerate_of_crime-1969-08-22.htm (5425 words)

	Niagara Gazette - HEADLINE NO. 4: 'End of organized crime in Niagara Falls, Buffalo'
		Though federal and local law enforcement knew what Magaddino was up to, the general public seemed shocked by the revelations that surrounded his arrest in 1968.
		Elements of the Magaddino family infiltrated Laborers Local 210, in Buffalo, in the 1960s and effectively controlled the union until a federal racketeering indictment and the defection of the local’s business manager into the witness protection program, in the 1990s, cleaned out the hiring hall.
		The arrest of Magaddino, his son and heir apparent Peter and seven other Cosa Nostra members began to unravel the fabric of the family and its influence.
	www.niagara-gazette.com /local/local_story_205000650.html (685 words)

	The Dying of the Light: The Joseph Valachi Story
		According to the coroner’s report, his fatal torture had been spread over a number of days and his body was so badly mutilated it was identifiable only from his fingerprints.
		He died the way he did because he had the temerity to threaten Stefano Magaddino, the boss of the Buffalo family of the Mafia.
		Magaddino had allowed the brothers to operate their drug business in his domain for a cut in their profits.
	www.crimelibrary.com /gangsters_outlaws/mob_bosses/valachi/mafia_2.html (1640 words)

	AmericanHeritage.com / How America Met the Mob
		Maranzano was the leader of the Castellammarese faction, which included the gang leaders Joseph Bonanno and Joseph Profaci of Brooklyn and Buffalo’s Stefano Magaddino.
		For Magaddino the 1957 conclave was a chance to demonstrate his influence and further boost his prestige.
		Magaddino replied, “I gotta admit you were right, Sam.
	www.americanheritage.com /articles/magazine/ah/2000/4/2000_4_76.shtml (5612 words)

	Amazon.com: "Stefano Magaddino": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The chief ally of the Bonanno family was the Magaddino family, headed by Stefano Magaddino.
		Men such as Charlie Luciano, Albert Anastasia and my cousin Stefano Magaddino were baffled whenever I would slip a literary allusion into our conversations.
		Stefano Magaddino became boss of the Buffalo (former Mafia) family, which became the Magaddino family.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Stefano-Magaddino (326 words)

	Giuseppe "Joe" DiCarlo
		In 1921 and 1922, the Castellammarese underworld was making noise and preparations for an arrival from the young but respected Stefano Magaddino, who was helping lead a clan in New York City.
		DiCarlo lost his wife and a huge funeral commenced; his days were becoming very stressful, and eventually in ’22, Magaddino arrived.
		Magaddino stayed with Palmeri’s Castellammarese community that had heavily moved to Niagara Falls where warring villages played less of an impact on Italian life than on the violent streets of the big city.
	www.angelfire.com /blog/organizedcrime/magaddino/dicarlo.html (543 words)

	Buffalo Crime Family (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The history of the Buffalo Crime Family revolves around the reign of Stefano Magaddino.
		Magaddino had many enemies over the years and survived several attempts on his life.
		The FBI believed that members of the Buffalo, Los Angeles and New York Gambino family were active trying to gain a new foothold in Las Vegas.
	www.mobmagazine.com /ManageArticle.asp?C=50&A=105 (2930 words)

	Niagara Falls History
		When prohibition had ended Magaddino was looking to extend his families influence, and therefore laid down plans to make moves into Ohio and into Canada.
		Magaddino ordered Bonanno to remain in Tuscan where Bonanno had been living for some time.
		Stefano Magaddino succumbed to a heart attack on July 19, 1974.
	www.niagaratimes.com /Niagara%20Falls%20History.htm (1896 words)

	MAFIA IN APALACHIN
		Antonio Magaddino - capo in the Magaddino family and brother of boss Stefano Magaddino.
		The debate is whether Rochester was an independent family or simply a part of the larger Buffalo family.
		Some clothes of Buffalo boss Stefano Magaddino were found in a car "stashed" in a barn at Barbara's a day or two after November 14, 1957.
	hafergary.com /23apalachinmafia08.htm (1030 words)

	caporegime.page
		of Bonanno consigliere Stefano Cannone overlooking Pier 25 on the Hudson River in Lower Manhattan.
		Magaddino got him out of trouble and sent him to New York.
		Gaspar DiGregorio was the brother-in-law of Stefano Magaddino, the bestman at Joe Bonanno's 1932 wedding and was the Godfather of Bonanno's first born son, Salvatore "Bill" Bonanno.
	www.geocities.com /americanmafioso_bonanno/caporegime.html (2995 words)

	Amazon.com: "Stefano Magaddino": Key Phrase page
		The chief ally of the Bonanno family was the Magaddino family, headed by Stefano Magaddino.
		Men such as Charlie Luciano, Albert Anastasia and my cousin Stefano Magaddino were baffled whenever I would slip a literary allusion into our conversations.
		Stefano Magaddino became boss of the Buffalo (former Mafia) family, which became the Magaddino family.
	amazon.com /phrase/Stefano-Magaddino (326 words)

	Colombo Crime Family - The Crime library
		He had inherited Joe Profaci's alliance with the Bonanno Family, but he was an indecisive leader and unfortunately for him took his cues from the ambitious Joe Bonanno.
		Before Profaci died, he and Bonanno had been plotting the assassination of their chief nemeses, bosses Carlo Gambino, Tommy Lucchese, and Stefano Magaddino of the Buffalo Family (who also happened to be Bonanno's cousin).
		Bonanno's goal was to get rid of his enemies and install himself as capo di tutti capi, boss of all bosses and head of the Commission.
	www.crimelibrary.com /gangsters_outlaws/family_epics/colombo/4.html (611 words)

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