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12 Nov 1887
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1887
Page
1
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Scènes in Chicago detailing the Haymarket trial, the guard buildup, and the hangings of Spies, Parsons, Fischer, and Engel. The account covers jail preparations, guard deployments, prisoner conduct, the execution, and the crowd’s reaction outside the jail.
Chicago on November 11 reports crowds gathered around dwellings of anarchists’ families after executions. A saloon near Aurora Turner and a Milwaukee Avenue site showed protest, with one speaker denouncing the hanging as murder of the innocent. Schwab defended the condemned, stating their innocence and criticizing state actions.
A chaotic event occurred this afternoon involving a gun and a crowd. Police escorted a group, including a committee, away as ambulances transported casualties to a shop for processing before relatives arrive this evening.
An attorney notice warns Sheriff Canuia Matson that a supposed writ from an Illinois court is void and that enforcing it could make him legally responsible for murder. The document, dated November, is filed by Black and Solomon for August Bolcs. A separate dispatch from Nasavue notes W B Fischer, brother of a Chicago anarchist, criticizes executions and calls for monarchy amid coverage of the hanging.
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