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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1908

Page

4

Bomb maker Silverstein identified as Brooklyn anarchist crank

Brooklyn residents tell of Selig Cohen alias Silverstein an anarchist radical who lived with his cousin Mrs. Gussie Alexander at 82 Beaver Street. Detectives seize letters and papers in Yiddish from the Alexander home while tracing his associates and past in Russia and New York.

Silverstein Lippman Cohen Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn Selig Cohen Selig Gussie Alexander Jacob Jake” Alexander Beaver Street Cohen Manhattan Alexander Central Office F . Cohen Bialstok Russia Isaac Cohen Morris Cohen Park Street Manhatta Celia Sarah America Delancey Street Bowaed Vandyke Street Vandervoort Avenue Vantine Hoffmann Brooklyn Central Office Irwin Rasky Manhattan Central Office Alexanders Jake Alexander Werom Alexander Birkman Eastern Penitentiary Pennsylvania H. @. Frick Anarchical Federation Mrs. Alexander Brooklyn Central Capt. Kahne Gertie Bellevue Hospital

Bomb Aimed at Police Sparks Unrest in Union Square

A bomb exploded near the speakers’ stand in Union Square as police disrupted an unemployed demonstration. Witness P J Flanagan of Brooklyn described a crowd of about 10 000 in Irving Place and surrounding streets. He blamed a lone anarchist for the blast while noting unions and Socialists supported the march and publicity.

P. J. Flanagan Somers Street Brooklyn Fourteenth Street Mr. Flanagan Union Square Irving Place Fourteenth Fifteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth Rand School For Social Science East Nineteenth Street Robert Hunter Madison Avenue Broadway Seventeenth Street Flanagan Haymarket Square McCormick Works Harrison Po Ice Capt. Ward Desplaines Ward Illinois Ates Wey Struc

Demonstration Planned for March 28 at Union Square

The article describes a planned march on Union Square for Saturday March 28 at 2 PM. Delegates urge orderly conduct and call for broad notice to workers and unemployed alike. The Park Commissioner is urged to grant a permit and the Executive Committee will appoint chairmen for each truck.

Union Square Teamsters’ Union Police Department Bureau of Highways Central Federated Union Stodel Seventeenth Street Fourth Avenue

Haymarket Bomb and 1886 Chicago Uprising Recalled

A historical note recalls the Haymarket incident of May 4 1886 in Chicago. Anarchists led by August Spies incited workers against police prompting a violent clash and later executions. The account links May 4 Haymarket events to broader 1886 labor unrest in the United States and Europe.

Union Square Chicago Haymarket Square August Spies Arbeitersee Haymarket McCormick Reaper Works

Illinois City Hall Bombings and Haymarket Tragedy Verdicts

Report recalls the 1886 Haymarket affair with Captain Ward’s force struck by a bomb. Spies Ling Engel Fischer Parsons were executed, Fielden Schwab spared, Ling died by suicide. Spies married Nina Van Zant by proxy in court.

Spies Parsons Louis Ling Engel Fischer Fielden Schwab Neebe Schnaubelt Ling Nina van Zant Mrs. Spies

Chicago police watch Reds as Haywood speech eyed

Assistant Chief Hermann Schuettler says Chicago will monitor planned appearances by William D. Haywood while Chief Shippy is away recovering. He notes Emma Goldman speeches are barred and warns plainclothes officers will intervene if demonstrations escalate after Averbuch attack.

Chicago New York Shippy Hermann Schuettler Emma Goldman Averbuch Schuettler Haymarket Schueter William D. Haywood Boisé Idaho Steunenberg Haywood

Bomb attempt targets Gen Wells at Pandora Telluride

An assassination attempt at 2 am aimed at Gen Bulkley Wells outside his Pandora Colorado home wrecked his house and threw him from bed. Wells survived with facial injuries and assisted in pursuit of a dynamiter. no motive or suspect is yet confirmed amid miner tensions and Wells prior actions against the Western Federation of Miners.

New York Times Telluride Col Bulkley Wells Colorado Pandora Here Union Wells Ps Gree Moyer Iaywood Pettibone Steunenberg Idaho McDonald Sherman Bell Western Federation of Miners Mine Owners’ Association Moyer, Haywood Fitzpatrick Dinin Chicago W. D. Haywood Gen. Wells John F. Mahony Weils

Bridal Garments and Linens Sale Notices

Matched bridal sets night robes petticoats and gowns to order with monograms will be offered soon. Albatross gowns lace India silk gowns and rough all silk pongees will be sold at deep discounts to clear stock. Yardage offered at 75 percent of usual prices for 27 inch wide silk pongees.

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