Queen of anarchists Emma Goldman faces long battle in U S
A detailed profile portrays Emma Goldman born in 1869 as the leading figure of anarchism in America. It traces her rise from dressmaker in New York to a renowned speaker and organizer, her clashes with police, repeated arrests, and lifelong battle against federal and local authorities while influencing movements nationwide.
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Secret Service
United States
Espion
Emma Goldman
Cincinnati
Ant
Ced
Njey
Koyno
Russia
Koenigsberg
Slseae
America
Goldman
Josbher
Emma Iman
Chicago
Wyuch Parsons
Spies
Engels
Fischer
Ing
Pioneers of Liberty
Alexander Berkman
Berkman
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburg
Newark
Paterson
N. J
Union Square
New York
Blackwell's Island
Philadelphia
Austria
Vienna
Broadway
Barre
Denver
Humbert I
Italy
Monga
Ote Bresei
Miss Goldman
Buffalo
McKinley
Leon Czolgosz
Buffalo Exposition
Czolgosz
Cleveland
New York State
St. Louis
Theleu
Cook County
Weavers
Luigi Gallerni
William McQueen
Rudolph Grossman
Gallerni
Cronach Souversiva
John ‘Turner
Vittaburg
Houma Goldman
Allegheny
Queen
Mother Earth
Cadlgosz
John Coryell
Amsterdam
Holland
Turner
United States Supreme Court
John Turner
Free Society
San Francisco
Wiley's Great Work Elevates American Agriculture Science
The piece lauds Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the bureau of chemistry, as the leading force in scientific agriculture and the pure food movement. It details his Purdue origins, government role since 1883, staff growth from four to 350, and a budget rising to 800000. It notes expanded beet sugar industries and states that he pioneered pure food laws enacted in 1907.
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Leo Heinrichs
Giuseppe Guarnacoto
St. Elizabeth’s
Denver
Col
United States
Armet
Germinal
Michel Dumas
Wasshington
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Wiley
Purdue University
Harvard
Purdue
Dr. Wiley
Washington
Agricultural Department
Bureau
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
National Bureau of Chemistry
America
National Commission
Georgia Governor Race Looms As Joe Brown Seeks Plumb
Atlanta reports Gov Hoke Smith plans re election defeat if Joseph Brown can block him. Brown, about 55, born Canton Georgia, educated at UGA and Harvard, rose through railroad posts before becoming a railroad commissioner and later faced dismissal after a noted incident. Brown conducts a private campaign, lacking public addresses, while Smith is praised for endurance and remained active in Georgia politics.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Joseph Brown
Smith
Railroad Commission
Brown
Georgia
Joe Brown
Canton
University of Georgia
Harvard
Western & Atlantic Road
Guy Smith
Lord's Prayer on a Pin Head Sized Wonder in New York
In New York a young photo-engraver William Stuart etched the entire Lord's Prayer plus his name and year on the head of a common pin. The 267 letters fit on a pin head one sixteenth of an inch wide using a No 1 elliptical picture tint and a magnifier.
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William Stuart
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