Eugene Ubriaco
Eugene Ubriaco, later Americanized to Charles, arrived in New York August 27th, 1907. Ubriaco, the son of a wealthy contractor, was a resident of Harlem for nine years before his death in 1916. He was connected with the Morello gang during his time in Harlem.
In a case of mistaken identity, Ubriaco was arrested in August 1912, in connection with the killing of Herman Rosenthal. He was arrested when he matched a description of Harry ‘Gyp the Blood’ Horowitz.
On September 7th, 1916, Nicholas Terranova and Eugene Ubriaco travelled downtown to meet with the Navy St gang, where they were both murdered.
