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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1908

Page

3

Socialists Denounce Police in Union Square Bomb Aftermath

A statement by the Unemployed Conference of New York blames Park Commissioner for suppressing a peaceful assembly at Union Square. They note police brutality and condemn violence, asserting socialists opposed the bomb and planned lawful March 7 permits blocked by officials. They vow further protests and a monster meeting to address unemployed workers.

Union Square Unemployed Conference of New York Rand School of Socialism Nineteenth Street City of United States Cortright Parks Morris Hillquit Justice O'Gorman Mr. Hillquit Park Park Board Central Federated Union Supreme Court O'Gorman Socialist Party Hast Fighty-fourth Street Frederick Paulitsch Sheet Metal Workers’ Union Alexander Jonas Volks Zeitung Algernon. Lee The Worker Moses Oppenheimer Union Square Park New York State New York City New York Times Noroton Conn Robert Hunter University Settlement J. G. Phelps Stokes Timms Brooklyn Brownsville

Socialist Organ’s View On Union Square Bombing

The Jewish Daily Forward outlines uncertainty over who threw the Union Square bomb. Police admit a wounded Jewish boy is detained as a suspect, while two witnesses allege the bomber fled unchallenged. The Forward questions police accuracy and calls for wait for indisputable facts. The piece argues the bombing serves capitalist interests.

Forward Union Square The

Explosion Mystery Swirls Over Anarchist Plot Theories

Police reject clear link to any organization and favor view that the explosion was the act of a crank. Captain O Reilly recalls a near death when the blast occurred as he escaped. Officials note permits and street gathering rules, pointing to a controversial Union Square meeting and ongoing police vigilance.

Silverstein Miles O’reilly Mercer Street Burgher Lafayette Street Union Square Union Square Park Socialist Vorwarts Volks Zeitung

Hunger March In Union Square Sparks Police Alert

The article notes anarchists and socialist groups planning a mass unemployed demonstration in Union Square on Saturday at 2 pm. Police prepared with 1,200 officers and reservists, while organizers urged nonviolence and urged the hungry workers to demand work from the state.

Union Square Volks- Zeitung Manhattan

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