Anarchist links in New York plot case disputed
Police pursue leads after a bomb attack near Union Square as Berkman denies involvement and Emma Goldman is distance portrayed. Investigators examine letters tied to Silverstein, question the Free Arbiter editor, and view sisters of the injured suspect.
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Berkman
Emma Goldman
Erel Lesezimmer
East Seventy-seventh Street
McCafferty
Wood
Harvard Club
Tor Is. Yanofsky
Free Arbiter Stimme
Silverstein
Bingham
Sisters of the
Bellevue Hospital
Seven Prisoners Held After Union Square Bombing
Seven men arrested after the Union Square blast were arraigned in Jefferson Market Court. George Robertson, a dishwasher, held without bail. six others required $3,000 bail but posted none. Five others discharged in Night Court. Prosecutor Murphy hinted Robertson’s direct involvement. Witnesses list included Dolinger, Rifkin, Appit, Grauth, Segil, Greenberg. most held as witnesses after explosive incident.
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Union Square
Droeger
Jefferson Market Court
George Robertson
Robertson
William E.murphy
Murphy
Silverstein
Hilderbrand
Max Dolinger
Suffolk Street
Samuel Rifkin
Gouverneur Street
Walter Appit
Fast 117Th Street
Max Grauth
van Brunt Street
Brooklyn
Meyer Segil
East Fifth Street
Seer Greenberg
Clinton Street
Piano Solos and Concertos Highlight Moscow Zeitung Critique
The critic notes splendid piano solos by Chopin Mendelssohn Saint-Saens and praises the lovely Hummel and Griege Minor Concertos performed with orchestral accompaniment. The review reflects on the artistry and the orchestra's support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Unemployed Meeting Scene Ends With Police Action
Greenberg stood eight feet from Silverstein when the explosion occurred. Robertson is described by police as a material witness. Three prisoners arraigned in Yorkville Court, Jacob Garrett, Henry Stein, and Hyman Fein, were fined for refusing to move on as furniture wagon drivers at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moskovitz
Ethical Culture Society
Union Square
Silverstein
Hunter condemns police action at Union Square riot
From Noroton Connecticut Socialist Robert Hunter issues a statement deploring the Union Square bombing outrage and defending the peaceable aims of the unemployed demonstration. He recounts police brutality, calls for rights of free speech, and notes plans to test legality in court.
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Noroton
Conn
Robert Hunter
Union Square
Hunter
New York City
Europe
Schmittberger
Seventeenth Street
Russia
Thia
Russian Terrorist Gerschuni Honored at Murray Hill Lyceum
The New York Committee of the Social Revolutionary Party of Russia staged a funeral ceremony at Murray Hill Lyceum for Gregory Gerschuni who died recently. One hundred men attended the event on Third Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street as Russia’s political tensions stirred New York social circles.
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Paris
Grand Central Palace
Paul Kaplan
New York
Central Office
Kaplan
Russian Revolutionary Party
Russia
Gershhuni
Gerschuni
Social Revolutionary Party of Russia
Murray Hill Lyceum
Third Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Gregory Gerschuni
Switzer
Americans Send Wreaths at Russian Terrorist Burial
The body of Gregory Gerschmnin, the Russian terrorist leader, was buried in Montparnasse Cemetery Paris with a four thousand strong crowd. A hearse led a wreath laden procession sent by American Socialist labor organizations. Anna Strunsky represented them in the march.
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Paris
Gregory Gerschmnin
Switzerland
Montparnasse
Anna (Walling) Strunsky
Central Federated Union debates Union Square bombing
At a federation meeting the Socialist delegates attacked the Executive Committee for asking city officials to deny a permit for an Industrial Workers of the World gathering. Rudolph Modest of the Cigarmakers Union and Frederick Paulitsch of the Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers spoke, criticizing officials and blaming police for failing to prevent the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Square
Central Federated Union
Parx Department
Industrial Workers of the World
Rudolph Modest
Cigarmakers' Tinion
Frederick Paulitsch
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers
Mazs
Bill Aids Unemployed Debate Spurs State Measure
A New York bill to create a commission to study unemployment and suggest remedial legislation was introduced in the State Senate with a Wednesday Assembly hearing to follow. Backed by settlement workers and philanthropists, the measure cites the Union Square bomb outbreak and the unemployed meeting as context for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Square
Neighborhood Workers’ Association
Gov. Hughes
State Senate
J. H. Hamilton
University Settlement
Ours S. White
Union Settlement
J. L. Elliot
Hudson Guild
Henry Moskovitz
The
Ethical Society
F J. Warne
School of
Ellis Island Watchful Says Laws Too Liberal for Aliens
Assistant Commissioner of Immigration Joseph Murray said Ellis Island officials expect the Saturday bombing to spur passage of the Bennet bill in Congress. The measure aims to tighten restrictions and keep out undesirable aliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis Tsland
Mr. Murray
Joseph Murray
Ellis Island
Congress
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Goldman
Cahan
Jewish Daily Forward
Knatz Hilderbrand
Orange
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Hilderbronn
Bavaria
Emily Koehler
Otella Lijanovitz
Passaic
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Ile
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Moscow
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Grieg
Hummel
Rubinstein
Moscow Zeitung
Conservatory
England
Germany
France
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Aeolian Hall
Fifth Ave
N.Y
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Uus
Edward Miller & Co
Warren St
N. Y
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Philadelphia
Chicago
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