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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1908

Page

15

Anarchist Suspect Silverstein Detained After Bomb Incident

Police used patrol wagons to transport Silverstein and another man after a blast injured several. both men were taken to Bellevue and later the morgue. The identified victim was Ignatz Hildebrand, a tailor of 388 Third Avenue. Silverstein, born Cohen, long lived with aunt Mrs. Gussie Alexander at 82 Beaver Street Brooklyn and was said to be 28, despondent and recently unemployed.

Silverstein Third Avenue Russia Gussie Alexander Beaver Street Brooklyn Bialystok Cohen Alexander

Haymarket Riot anniversary as anarchist violence in Chicago

A retrospective view recalls the 1886 Haymarket riot in Chicago during May Day protests for an eight hour workday. It notes immigrant participants, police clashes, the bombing near McCormick plant, trials of Spies and others, executions, and later pardons.

Union Square New York Haymarket Chicago America McCormick

Memorial moved from Haymarket square to Chicago park

The misused memento from the Haymarket clash was removed from its original site and relocated to a Chicago park. It stands in a park where it is accorded more honor and care, honoring the city’s saddest day.

Chicago Haymarket Square

Attack on Chief Shippy in Chicago Home

A recent anarchist attack targeted Chicago Police Chief George M. Shippy. On March 2 Lazarus Averbuch entered the chief's home under false pretenses, seeking to harm him.

George M. Shippy Chicago Lazarus Averbuch Chief Shippy

Saloon Licenses and Mayoral Candidates Questioned in Kansas City

Bible of ministers from Christian, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist and Congregational groups pressed mayoral hopefuls on liquor policy. Anti-Saloon League head Albert Bushnell handed each candidate a letter recalling a 1907 incident where Electric Park sought a dramshop license amid petitions and letters from citizens and business interests.

Kansas City Christian Presbyterian Methodist Baptist Congregational Albert Bushnell Anti-Saloon League Electric Park L. C Boyle Heim Interests Dramshop Twelfth Ward the Star T. T. Crittenden, Jr. Simpson & Groves J. C. Wirthman Mr. Crittenden

Citizen Crittenden Praises William R Nelson at Real Estate Dinner

In a December 18 1905 speech at a Kansas City real estate dinner T T Crittenden Jr quotes citizen candidate for mayor praising editor William R Nelson. He credits Nelson with leading public park and public works movements and shaping clean government and the city’s growth.

The Star Crittenden Greeley Dana Bennett Watterson Kansas City William R. Nelson T. T. Crittenden, Jr

Harris Shot by Relative at Home in Philadelphia

Alexander Harris, 25, was shot in the neck and killed at his home on Harrison Street by his nephew George Murray, 28. Murray told police he fired after Harris attacked his wife and returned at 9 p.m. to threaten lethal consequences. Murray was arrested by Patrolman August Metzinger and detained at Walnut Street station.

Alexander Harris George Murray Harris General Hospital Harrison Street Murray August Metzinger Walnut Street

Woman Steals Hat Then Later Returns For More

A downtown department store case describes a young woman who asked to buy a spring hat, admired several designs, and left wearing a hat tagged 42.50 after the saleswoman briefly left to fetch another. The report mentions a second-hand hat later found in the scene.

City Mayors Answers on Saloon Laws and Parks Licenses

A correspondence among Ateest Busunene Beardsley and T. T. Critten den raises questions about a future Kansas City mayor’s stance on Sunday closed saloons and dramshop enforcement. Mr CurrienpEn weighs park licensing discretion and property ownership in assessing private and city parks.

Busunene Beardsley Mr. Beardsley Mr. Bushnell H. M. Bearvsley T. T. Crittenden Kansas City Crittenden Board of Police Commissioners Byng Od Jamas T. CurrienpEn Critteden Mr. Crittenden Electric Park Forest Park

Todhunter Wins Washington County Sheriff Primary

Shelby Todhunter won the Democratic primary for sheriff of Washington county. Todhunter is a Clay county Missouri native. The report notes Todhunter’s path from Clay County to Arkansas county politics in Faverreville on March 28.

Shelby Todhunter Arkansas Faverreville Arx

Saloon Keeper Endorsed by Opponent in Ward Meeting

In a Thirteenth and Central ward gathering last Tuesday night the Democratic mayoral candidate briefly left the platform before returning to urge votes for Second ward alderman Mickey O Hearn. He pledged support for Orr in a tent meeting at Independence and Brighton avenues. Orr then critiqued O Hearn's saloon record and ties to Ed Butler of St. Louis.

Thirteenth Central Streets Mike O'Hearn Mickey C. L. Orr Independence Brighton Avenues Mickey’ O'Hearn O'Hearn Ed Butler St. Louis O’hearn Kansas City Walnut Street Twelfth Street Orr

Independence Co Union Board Hears Agnes O Brien Appeal

The University of Missouri executive board heard Agnes O Brien appeal after she refused to sign the discipline committee's apology to instructor Florence Alden. The board offered no definite action and took the matter under advisement amid tensions over a basketball suspension and related incident involving Mary Craig.

Comumera University of Missouri Agnes O'Brien Florence Alden J. E. Price A. L. Oliver James Frazier M. L. Lipscomb O’brien Mary Craig Knobwoster Bothwell Gymnasium Miss O’brien Independence Miss O'Brien Miss Alden

Embankment Saves A Train In Oklahoma Wreck

A St. Louis and San Francisco passenger train No 407 ran off the rails in a Bristow cut Oklahoma at 3 45 this afternoon. The engine jumped the track and cars followed but the deep embankments prevented a total wreck. Initial reports claimed eight deaths but Bristow agents say only one slight injury to the baggage man. Traffic was halted for hours.

Oxlanoma City St. Louis San Francisco Bristow

Kansas City Kans. Petition Drive for Commission Form

Advocates of a commission government in Kansas City Kansas plan a Thursday meeting to map petition efforts and urge Mayor D Cornell to call a special election on adoption. Petitions target about 1 500 qualified voters, roughly 0 percent of voters who returned ballots in the city.

Commission Kansas City Kas Pagetatee Y D. Cornell

Fire destroys multiple buildings in St Paul area

March 28 fire in St Paul damages Koenig Stone hardware shop Nuld's harness shop and another building. Total damage cited at five thousand six dollars eighty six, with losses listed across the three structures. Police and fire crews investigated the blaze.

St. Paul Kaas Kas Koenig- Stone Nuld

Funeral notices and upcoming lectures in Kansas City area

Funeral services for Mrs Lydia B Allen die Wednesday at home 8412 Lexington avenue Purial in Elmwood cemetery A E Turner Hastings college Hastings Neb will preach in First Presbyterian church Kansas City tonight and lecture tomorrow night The Union Depot for a Day play by Ivanhoe Park Congregational Ladies Aid Society will be presented again tomorrow night at Thirty eighth street and Woodland avenue Funeral services for Julius R Hawkins motorman killed in a street car accident at Thirty Fifth street and Indiana avenue will be held 8 pm tomorrow at 24294 Tracy avenue burial in Elmwood cemetery

Lydia B. Allen Lexington Avenue Purial Elmwood Cemetery A. E. Turner Hastings College Hastings Neb First Presbyterian Church Kansas City Kas Union Depot Ladies’ Aid Society Ivanhoe Ark Congregational Church Thirty-eighth Street Woodland Avenue Julius R. Hawkins Indiana Avenue Tracy Avenue

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