Anarchists Planned Yearlong Plot Against President
Buffalo dispatch reports a year long conspiracy by anarchist groups across Chicago Allegheny Paterson St Louis and Buffalo to kill the president. Emma Goldman Czolgosz and Isaaks figures met at multiple points and in Buffalo before the attack. Authorities plan to charge Goldman with conspiring to kill the president.
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Allegheny
Penn
Garden Ave
Carl Nold
Paterson
N. J
St. Louis
South Thirteenth St
Emma Goldman
Cleveland
Hosmersr
Leon F. Czolgosz
Buffalo
N. Y
Abraham Isaaks
Marie Isaaks
Chicago
Czolgosz
Plot laid out west ten kill McKinley
Chicago reports reveal Henry Travaglio, an anarchist tied to a McKinley assassination plot, was in San Francisco before the president’s visit to launch the battleship Ohio. Police found a letter showing a Market street window shooting plan and a raid on conspirator headquarters. Travaglio, identified as the leading figure, is connected to Czolgosz through shared knowledge of the plot.
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Henry Travaglio
Chicago
McKinley
San Francisco
Ohio
Market St
Travaglio
Wolczynoki Sought in McKinley Assassination Case
Police nationwide search for Edward Wolczynoki of Cleveland linked to the McKinley shooting. Described as a friend of the assassin Czolgosz, he vanished from 1870 Broadway four weeks ago amid rumors of Chicago travel. A comparable description appeared in Buffalo before and after the event. Sam Ireland, the secret service man, visited Cleveland but left without public details.
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Cleveland
Edward Wolczynoki
Wolczynoki
Czolgosz
Buffalo
McKinley
Walczynski
Broadway
Chicago
Walczynoski
Sam Ireland
Secret Service
Arrest of Edmond Wolczynski in President's Assassin Case
Edmond Wolczynski, once of Cleveland, was arrested in Chicago on Wednesday afternoon as a suspect connected to the Buffalo sighting with Czolgosz before the presidential shooting. He denies knowing anything about Czolgosz or the conspiracy and is being subjected to questioning.
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Nski
Cleveland
Czolgosz
Buffalo
Anarchists in Indianapolis Suspected, Police Deny Meetings
Indianapolis police superintendent Quigley estimates 50 to 100 anarchists in the city. He says they are not organized and have not held meetings since the president's assassination attempt, though he believes sympathizers exist.
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Quigley
Indianapolis
Anarchists Riot at Paterson Mill in Hackensack
A riot in Hackensack involving Paterson anarchists, mostly Italians, erupted after a dispute over foreman selection replacing a German. Police were overwhelmed. one officer was beaten and several female workers suffered torn clothing. The mill is shut and riot leaders threaten violence if workers return. Police brace for more trouble.
President McKinley Wounds Reopened For Irritation
Buffalo Sept 11 Surgeons opened a small exterior wound to treat a slight irritation caused by a fragment of coat carried by the bullet. The president is eating beef juice hourly and improving. Roosevelt Hanna Mynter Rixey McBurney report steady progress. no new complications expected.
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M’kinley
Mann
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Senator. Hanna
Cleveland
McBurney
Milburn House
Rixey
Mynter
Czolgosz Confesses Conspiracy Tied to Emma Goldman
The Buffalo special says President McKinley’s assassin confessed a wide conspiracy involving many anarchists. He named Emma Goldman while denying other names, and a cache of papers said to expose the plot was reportedly discarded in a sewer before the shooting. Authorities search for the documents.
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McKinley
Emma Goldman
Czolgosz
Exposition Grounds
Emma Goldman and Norris arraigned on conspiracy to assassinate president
Emma Goldman and Charles G. Norris faced arraignment in Chicago on a charge of conspiracy to assassinate the president. The city prosecutor requested a continuance to Sept. 19 for co-defendants' trials while Goldman claimed she would fight extradition if Buffalo authorities seek her.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Emma Goldman
Chicago
Charles G. Norris
Miss Goldman
Milburn Reports Resting Comfortably After Incident
Milburn leaves his house at 2 20 pm in Buffalo and chats with reporters. He says he is resting well and there are no new developments in the case.
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Mr. Milburn
Was Stone in the Plot Camden Man Accused by Tipsters
In Camden New Jersey Bert Stone allegedly prophesied President Mc Kinley would die and wager five dollars. Police questioned him after tips linked him to the assassination attempt investigation. Detectives found no conclusive evidence. Stone, who cannot read or write, claims ignorance of anarchy. Habeas Corpus Proceedings noted in Chicago.
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Stone
Writ of Habeas Corpus Hearing For Nine Anarchists
Circuit court met Wednesday afternoon to consider the release writ of habeas corpus for nine anarchists arrested Friday night. A writ was ordered returnable Friday morning and the prisoners were remanded to jail without bail until that time.
Federal probe ordered into Tampa cigarmaker deportations
Federal attorney Stripling is directed by the department of justice to investigate alleged outrages at Tampa involving deportation of Spanish and British cigarmakers. Thirteen deported men have returned from Central American waters and plan suits against their deporters. This is causing more trouble at Tampa.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Stripling
Department of Justice
Tampa
Massacre Feared as Armenians Fire on Mussulmans in Mush
Report from Constantinople notes Armenians fired into Mussulman quarters at Mush. A clash followed with unknown outcome. Fear of a massacre grows amid rising sectarian tension.
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Constantinople
Mush
City Board Approves Paving and Contracts on Local Streets
The Board of Works on a Wednesday morning approved city engineer assessments totaling 32661.60 for block paving on Ohio street from Noble to Arsenal avenues and 3040.85 for cement walks and curbs on Belmont avenue from Morris to Howard. Victor Studer was granted 274 for painting and whitening the Union depot tunnel. A gravel roadway and cement walks project was adopted for Dearborn street from Tenth to Sixteenth. A private contract paving for Norwood street from Union to Madison was granted. The Indianapolis Gas Company was ordered to extend mains on Minnesota street from Union to Chestnut and Chestnut to Arizona.
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Board of Works
Ohio-st
Noble-st
Arsenal-ave
Belmont-ave
Morris-st
Howard-st
Victor
Tenth-st
Sixteenth-st
Norwood-st
Union-st
Madison-ave
Indianapolis Gas Company
Minnesota-st
Chestnut-st
Chestnut
Arizona-st
Hardware Syndicate Seeks Big Wholesale Hardware Firms
Henry Bigelow of New York, in Nashville, seeks options on major wholesale hardware concerns. He represents a syndicate backed by steel magnates aiming to acquire all firms handling heavy hardware.
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Nashville, Tenn
Henry Bigelow
New York
Indicted Bank Offigals in New York
A federal grand jury handed up four indictments related to the Seventh National Bank affair to Judge Lacrombe. Bench warrants were issued and arrests are pending. Names will not be released until arrests. Furniture removal noted at First Presbyterian Church as it is demolished for a new federal building. Bargains in Upright Pianos at Baldwin's.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Seventh National Bank
Lacrombe
First Presbyterian Church
Federal Building
Train Routs Family In Indiana Crossing Crash
While returning from a funeral a wagon carrying Nathan Fouts, Mr and Mrs Frank Niccum and their infant child was hit by a Lake Erie train at a crossing six miles from Peru Indiana. All aboard were killed in the collision.
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Frank Niccum
Lake Erie
Peru
Richmond Livery Fire Probe Seen as Incendiary
Richmond police investigate a recent livery stable fire believed incendiary. The case may be presented to the grand jury.
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Richmond
Ind
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 8 p m Sept 12 shows rain Wednesday night clearing Thursday. Temperatures 61 at 7 am and 78 at noon. Indiana expected rain and thunderstorms with showers. Kentucky Ohio Illinois and Michigan also noted.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois
Mihigan
Anarchist Roots Cited After McKinley Assassination
Cleveland police study a theory tying Czolgosz to a local conspiracy among foreign born workers. The piece traces immigrant labor in 1888 mills, riots, and strikes that fed resentment, depicting Polacks and Hungarians amid claims of English illiteracy and law disregard.
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Cleveland
Bookwalter Holds First Noon Meeting With Capitol Flats Workers
Republican mayoral nominee Bookwalter speaks at a noon gathering of about 50 workmen on Capitol avenue near Twelfth street. He pledges to block gas meters while mayor and criticizes Taggart for increasing city bonded debt. He appeals for equal rights and promises a respectful police force, though crowd shows little enthusiasm.
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Bookwalter
Capitolave
Twelfth-st
Taggart
Bookwalter Responds To Maguire Letter In City Race
Republican nominee Bookwalter shows a cautious stance on Maguire’s epistle and notes missing specifics on gas, street, and gas-main policies. He plans to answer Taggart questions and Maguire’s letter this week while critics question Maguire’s law enforcement pledges amid Civic Alliance tensions. Republican nominees Bookwalter Stubbs and Elliott set to appear at the O. P. Morton club in Shelby Street and Cottage Avenue Wednesday night.
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Maguire
Taggart
Board of Works
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Carter
Superior Court
Civic Alliance
Prohibition
Stubbs
Elliott
O. P. Morton Club
Shelby-st
Cottage-ave
Absurd Lie Denied as Shaffer Talks Strike Settlement
Pittsburgh September report from AFL headquarters says President Shaffer denies any plan to settle the strike or resign. He confirms no directive to settle and notes Joliet leaders won't return to work. He cites about $40,000 in strike benefits for early September.
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Shafer
Joliet
Shaffer
Mr. Shaffer
Suit Begins Against 3 Per Cent Clause
George W. Miller sues to halt a city rule requiring contractors to deposit 3 percent of bids with the county treasurer. He says the Oxford street project bid rose because of the rule, that the treasurer's bond does not cover this deposit, and that funds lie unused for two years without interest.
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Board of Works
George W. Miller
Oxford
Grand Jury Orders Proceeding On Liquor Probes
The grand jury sat Tuesday and began investigating liquor cases initiated by the Y. P. C. T. U. after visiting saloons. Attorney Eli fy Ritter rushed to Judge Alford, prompting a court- grand jury conference urging immediate investigation. Evidence is expected to take the week. no individual reports will be released until all cases are complete.
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Eli Fy Ritter
Alford
Grand Jury
Robbery at Greenwood post office safes
Burglars blew open a safe at the Greenwood post office about 1:30 am on Wednesday and stole about 40 dollars in stamps. William Bristo, a colored worker, was injured when a sewer cave-in near Capitol avenue and Twenty Ninth street trapped him. he was taken home to 1515 Brooker street.
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Greenwood
William Bristo
Capitol Ave
Twenty-ninth-st
Brooker-st
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