Wall Street Bomb Explosion Ties to Terror Plot Circles
Federal investigators link the Wall Street blast to a feared terrorist plan to free political prisoners. Circulars signed American Anarchists Fighters found near Broad Street anchor the case alongside a blacksmith tie to the wagon, suggesting a premeditated attack as police brace the Financial District with heightened security.
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Wall Street
Flynn
New York
William J. Flynn
Department of Justice
Cedar Street
Broadwy
J. P. Morgan & Company
Palmer
Department
J. M. Morgan & Company
Mr. Mead
Morgan
Mead
Buffalo
Securities missing after Wall Street explosion
Officials report several packages valued at 300 000 to 400 000 dollars missing after the Wall Street explosion yesterday. A large proportion of the securities are non negotiable and cannot be pledged or traded.
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New York
Wall Street
The
Stock Exchange
Wall Street Explosion Casualties Total 35
A revised casualty list reports 35 dead from the Wall Street blast and about 200 injured. Identified victims include Arambarry, Ellsworthy, Flannery, Miller, Gillies, Donahue, Hutchinson, Weir, Tannenwald, and McClure among others. Mayor Hylan tours hospitals as relief continues.
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Joseph Arambarry
Sherman Avenue
Bronx
New York
Reginald Ellsworthy
Liberty Street
West Orange
N. J
Bartholomew Flannery
Messenger
West 145Th Street
New York City
Franklin G. Miller
West 178Th Street
New
Thomas Wostrey
Chester Avenue
Brooklyn
Benjamin Soloway
Lincoln Place
Joseph Schmitt
Bayard Streets
Long Island City
John W. Weir
West Fifty Seventh Street
Margaret Fisher
Park Place
John Donahue
East Fourteenth Street
William Joyce
Ditmars Avenue
Morgan
Carolyn Dickinson
Hanover Avenue
Elmhurst
Long Island
Margaret Daurey
Ridgewood Avenue
Irving Tannenwald
Garden City
John Johnson
Forty Eighth Street
Bernard J. Kennedy
Tenth Street
Xander Leigh
Fifth-sixth Street
Charles Lindrothe
East Fifth Street
S Deena B. Wee Buahere
Ae Sri Tai
White
Parkside Court
Ald Mayer
Stranger in Subway Warned Passenger of Impending Blast
In Nutley New Jersey on September 9 a 24 year old man Joseph T. O Neill reported a stranger told him to avoid Wall Street until after September 16. The man claimed to be a secret service agent with the French High Commission and warned of anarchist activity linked to a New York explosion. The description matched Edward Fischer, a former commission employee detained in Hamilton Ontario.
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N. J
Wall Street
Joseph T. O'Neill
New York
O'Neill
Newark
Jersey City
Secret Service
French High Commission
Buffalo
Mr. O'Neill
Cortlandt Street Ferry
Port Jervis
Joseph O'Neill
Edward Fischer
Commission
Hamilton
Ont
Stock Market Recovers After Disaster Slump
The district’s financial hubs resumed operations with minimal disruption after yesterday’s tragedy. The Stock Exchange saw its most active session in weeks as nearly 900 000 shares traded with gains of two to ten points. Bond trading was strong, reflecting investor confidence.
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Financial District
Wall Street
Morgan
Exchange
Normatlon
United States Sub-Treasury and Assay Office
J. P. Morgan
New York
Stock Exchange
Receiving approval from hundreds of satisfied users
The notice states that hundreds of users, including both men and women, express approval. The language emphasizes broad consumer satisfaction and positive reception.
Doctors remove brain of Dr. J. C. Reeve for research
Dayton physicians, acting on a will request, removed the brain of 94 year old Dr. J. C. Reeve, pioneer Ohio physician who died Tuesday, and sent it to Cornell University for medical research. His intellect was noted as unusually brilliant.
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Dayton
J. C. Reeve
Ohio
Cornell University
Reeve
Robber Caught in Hyde Park Home During Break-in
Harry Phillips 28 of Richmond Va was arrested after being caught in the act at the Loughead Dyeing and Cleaning Co residence 2314 East Hill Hyde Park. Witness Mrs Meyer alerted police as Phillips entered the second floor and hid in a closet. a loaded 32 caliber revolver and a jewelry stash were found. He admitted planning multiple Hyde Park robberies and breaking in by forcing the kitchen door. He faces a house breaking charge and will be further questioned by detectives.
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Twenty-fourth Street
Richmond
C. W. Loughead
C. W
East Hill Avenue
Phillips
Loughead
Bergman
Mr. Loughead
Armstrong
Kirgan
First District
Cincinnati
Dunning
Thornton M. Hinkle Dies Prominent Cincinnati Attorney
Thornton Mills Hinkle, a leading Cincinnati attorney and Yale and Columbia Law School graduate, died yesterday in Wernersville Pennsylvania while seeking health. Survived by wife Helen Sage and three children, he formerly practiced with Judge George R. Sage and led the Linking Fund Trustees. Funeral plans pending.
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Cincinnati
Wernersville
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Auburn Avenue
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Columbia Law School
George R. Sage
United States District Court
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Linking Fund Trustees
Cincinnati Literary Society
Queen City Club
Hinkle
Cincinnati Gazette
John Hunter
Valley of the Shenandoah
Fred Hinkle
Philip Hinkle
Union Central Trust Company
Helen Hinkle
Bomb fragment blown over 18 story building in Wall Street blast
A red hot steel pipe fragment about two inches in diameter was found after the Wall Street explosion. Frank S. Hedges of a bonding house recovered it in the Mutual Life Building doorway, noting it cleared the top of an eighteen story structure. Another section was found on the roof of the eleven story Mutual Life Building. Both ends showed fused breaks and flare marks.
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Wall Street
Mutual Life
Sub-Treasury
Frank S. Hedges
Mr. Hedges
Hamilton Acts on Wall Street Bomb Plot Suspect
Edwin P. Fischer of New York was judged insane by Hamilton Lunacy Commission after arrest in connection with Wall Street explosion rumors. He carried pamphlets and postcards predicting disaster, claimed to spar with Jack Dempsey, and said information came “from the air.” His brother in law cited a premonition. He awaits grand jury subpoena as police investigate.
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Province M. Pogue
Greendale Avenue
Clifton
New York
Metropolitan
Pogue
H. L. Doherty & Co
Province, Jr
Mr. Pogue
Subway
France
Pogue, Hoffheimer & Pogue
First National Bank
Hamilton
Ont
Edwin P. Fischer
Fischer
Russia
Robert Pope
Jack Dempsey
Pope
Wallstreet
Toronto
Niagara
Canada
Jeffs
Bob
Coughlin
Lawrence Serbin
Nassau and
Wall Streets
New Street
Serbia
Broad Street
New Stock Exchange
Edward P Fisher Detained in Hamilton Linked to Explosion
Friends in New York identify Edward P. Fisher a former city tennis champion, listing his 1896 1898 1899 and 1900 singles titles and 1902 doubles with H. H. Hackett. Hackett says he has no knowledge of Fisher’s recent movements and recalls no revolutionary remarks. Fisher, described as tall about 220 pounds, reportedly suffered a nervous breakdown last August, and left for Philadelphia and Toronto.
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New York
Edward P. Fisher
Hamilton
Ont
E. P. Fisher
Fisher
H. H. Hackett
Hackett
Philadelphia
Toronto
Bomb Explodes at Genoa Stock Exchange Unhurt
A time bomb blew up at Genoa Stock Exchange today causing damage but no casualties. Dispatch reports no arrests or identified perpetrators were made.
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London
Stock Exchange
Genoa
Exchange
Time Bomb Explodes On Wall Street Killing Dozens
Reports say an explosive device timed to noon caused a fatal blast on Wall Street near Broad Street. Chief Flynn and Fire Commissioner Dreenan cite a time bomb hidden in a wagon as the likely cause, with 35 dead and about 300 injured. Investigations span Justice Department, NYPD, Fire, Building, and private insurers to identify the wagon, horse, and driver.
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Broad
Chief Flynn
Thomas Dreenan
Flynn
Washington
J. P. Morgan
Wall and
Broad Streets
Department of Justice
Palmer
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
New York Police Department
Enright
Lahey
FI Department
Building Department
J. P. Morgan & Co
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