The Anarchists Haymarket Tragedy and Trials
A historical summary of the Haymarket affair in Chicago, detailing the 1886 protest, bomb blast, police deaths, mass arrests, and the subsequent trials. It covers the International Working Men's Association, notable figures such as Spies, Parsons, Schwab, Engel, Fielden, and Lingg, and the Illinois Supreme Court rulings plus appeals to higher courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Side
Northwest Side
Karl Marx
Freiheit
Jefferson No. 1
Schwab, Neebe and Ling’g
International Workingmen's Association
Lehr Und Wehr- Verein
Desplaines Street
Haymarket
Carter Harrison
Spies
Parsons
Fielden
Banfield
Ward
State of
Illinois
Sovemls
Scripuire
Christ
Schwab
Neebe
Jesus Christ
Gary
Supreme Court of Illinois
Supreme Court
Messrs. Grinnell
Walker
Ingham
Hunt
Messrs. Black
Salomo
Supreme Court Illinois
Roger A. Pryor
Benjamin F. Butler
Randolph Tucker
Supreme Court of the United States
Ilinois
Nina van Zandt
Bhorie Matson
Cook County
Ills
Curcaco
R. J. Oglesby
Sete
Iask
John Brown
George Engel
Sir—I
United States
August Spies
Vai Zandt
Falieri
Council of Ten
Prelude to the Tragedy in Chicago Labor Strife
The piece traces how radical Socialism influenced discontented workers to strike, how scabs were attacked, and how police were summoned as arson and bomb tactics were discussed by The Arbeiter Zeitung The Arbeiter Zeitung and The Alarm urged armed actions and weapon making. Frederick Eber sold and John Bonfield prepared for trouble while Captain Bonfield led the night of the tragedy born in 1530 in New Beanewick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Ireland
Germany
Europe
Chicago
Arbeiter Zeitung
Workers' Journal
International Workingmen’s Association
John
Frederick J. Ebersold
Bavaria
Tlinois
McCormick Factory
Pinkerton
McCormick Works
Blue Island Avenue
Arbeiter Veitung
Alarm
Frederick Ebersold
John Bonfield
Bonfidor
County Clare
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THE
Anarchists
Supreme Tribunal
Anarchy IN America
Randolph Street
Desplaines
Halstead
Tau Executive Committee
Matthias J. Degan
Kistler
Officer Degan
J. J. Barrett
George Miller
Timothy Flanihan
Michael Sheehan
Thomas Reddin
Neil Hansen
Russia
Christ Spies
Michael Schwab
Elizabeth May Holmes
Rudolph Schnaubelt
America
Adolph Fischer
Fischer
August
Rogers
Anton Hirschburger
John Apel
Frank S. Osborne
Foreman
James H. Cole
Scott G. Randall
Theodore E. Denker
Charles B. Todd
Andrew Hamilton
Charles A. Ludwig
James H. Brayton
Alanson H. Reed
John B Grenier
George W. Adams
Howard T. Sanford
Julius 8. Grinnell
Messrs
Frank Walker
Edmund Furthman
George C. Ingham
W. P. Black
Moses Salomon
W. A. Foster
Sigmund Zeisler
Oscar Neebe
A. R. Parsons
Justice CR
Theodore Vincent Spies
Spees
Flo
Landerk
New World
Lehr Und Wehr-Verein
Paul Grottkau
Alabama
W. H. Parsons
Galveston
Tex
Waco
Texas
Knights of Labor
Trades Assembly
Socialistic Party
Pittsburg
International Working People’s Association
Louis Lingg
Manheim
Cassel
Nashville
Tenn
Adolph
Little Rock
Ark
Staata Zeitung
St. Louis
der Anarchist
Oglesby
Benjamin Franklin
Disciples of Progress
Sons of Toil
Iiinois
Louis Lixee
Sil
Lncon
Sher
Ook
Uyty