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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1908

Page

3

Anarchist Yanofsky Detained as Police Quash Sunday Lectures

Police suppressed Sunday gatherings linked to Anarchist editor Yanofsky at Forsyth Street and Eldridge Street, detaining him at headquarters after a rain soaked protest. Plain clothes officers monitored meetings while his followers dispersed, with inspectors warning against incendiary rhetoric.

Forsyth Street Cray Eldridge Street Yanofsky Bowery Police McLaughlin Mott Street NEW York Times Houston Street

Anarchism Book Sold At East Side Stores

A new book titled Anarchism appears in small town shops, especially on the east side, marketed as radical literature. The work is by Dr. Paul Dusbacher, a Halle Germany judge and private lecturer, translated by Steven Tr.

Paul Dusbacher Gerichtsassessor Privatdozent Halle Germany Steven Tr

Government action against Anarchy a new drive in 1919

Washington reports intensified government effort to suppress Anarchy and Red Socialism. Commerce and Labor and Post Office Department lead moves to deport criminal aliens and block anarchist publications like La Questione Sociale from the mails. Postmaster General Meyer vows swift action with translations to curb foreign propaganda.

New York Times Washington United States Department of Commerce and Labor Post Office Department Secret Service Emma Goldman Straus Meyer la Questione Sociale Paterson N. J United States Mails O&the Mails Ludivice’ Caminita Lawshe Caminita

Notions and rumors surround Silverstein in Brooklyn

Acquaintances and relatives describe Silverstein as generous and soft hearted, giving his shoes to a destitute man and distributing his $150 savings. They warn he was influenced by older figures, while others doubt his identity with a bomb thrower described in The Times.

Silverstein Brooklyn Alverstein Gussie Alexander Alexander Willis Boughton Erasmus Hall High School Boughton Times Fis

Plain Clothes Police Watch at Cooper Union Meeting

Fifty or more plain clothes officers filled the People's Institute hall as Socialists packed the Cooper Union audience to hear Rev Dr M Stryker on the Fundamentals of Democracy. Questions led to Union Square events and a proposal to form a committee to investigate. Police dispersed outside demonstrators after adjournment.

People’s Institute Cooper Union M. Woolsey Stryker Hamilton College Charles Sprague Smith Institute Stryker Union Square Lke Blough Smith Slicer Great People’s Institute

Socialist Party Plans Open Meeting With Debs as Speaker

The Socialist General Committee announces a mass meeting planned for this week featuring Eugene V. Debs and other leaders to discuss the Union Square bomb incident and the police crackdown. It denounces police actions as unlawful and vows to hold a peaceful gathering, possibly at Grand Central Palace, if a hall is secured.

The Socialist Party Manhattan Bronx Union Square Schmittberger Fred Paulitch Sheet New York City Lexow Committee Socialist Party of New York County Unem Eugene V. Debs Jones Robert Hunter Joseph Wauhope Wilshire’s Magazine Benjamin Hanford Silverstein A. Solomon Halis Grand Central Palace Madison Square Garden General Committee Worker Spruce Street Morris Hillquit Broadway Henry L. Slobodkin Algernon Lee Mas J. Lewis Soloon Fieldman

Police Planned the Bomb at Union Square Assembly

Sol Fieldman chairman of the East Eighty-fourth Street committee claims Sol Fieldman and Thomas J. Lewis were tasked to probe the blast. He alleges police and capitalists conspired to wreck the Saturday gathering and thwart a law enforcement committee.

National Hall East Eighty-fourth Street Union Square Sol Fieldman Thomas J. Lewis

Bethany Church Adults Seek Quick City Work for Unemployed

At a Bronx Bethany Presbyterian Adult Bible Class meeting held last night on 127th Street the resolution to urge the Board of Estimates and Apportionment to hasten contemplated work was unanimously passed and signed by more than 200 church members.

Bethany Presbyterian Church 127Th Street Willis and Brook Avenues Bronx Board of Estimates and Apportionment

Penny coupon offer promises business secrets compilation

A sketchy advertisement touts a free booklet compiled by over a hundred master businessmen. It promises extensive guides on wholesaling real estate management salesmanship advertising and more, with pages detailing credits purchasing and training. Readers are urged to sign and mail the coupon to receive the set without paying or risking anything.

Morocco

System offers to send booklet for business tips at 151 153 Wabash

A Chicago businessman solicits a prospectus claiming readiness to read any booklet that promises new money making ideas. He states willingness to receive materials with no commitments beyond reading. The note lists a Chicago address and asks for the booklet.

Wabash Ave Chicago

Coal men to confer in Pittsburgh district strike forecast

In Pittsburgh on March 29 a private meeting of all operators will decide if they will meet miners representatives two hours later. A semi official source says operators plan proposals hard for miners to accept yet keep their union intact. If so a strike may begin next Wednesday morning with demands to end the sympathetic strike and a pledge not to use it in the future.

William Godwin Godwin Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Johann Kaspar Schmidt Bavaria Max Stirner Berlin Proudhon Mikhail Alexandrovitch Bakunin Siberia Stirner Prince Kropotkin Bakunin Internationale Travailleurs Benjamin R. Tucker Sixth Avenue Thirtieth Street New York Times Pittsburg Penn Pittsburg Coal District

Mitchell to Retire From United Mine Workers After Ten Years

Indianapolis March 29 After ten years leadership of the United Mine Workers of America John Mitchell will retire from the head of the organization Tuesday Thomas L Lewis of Chicago will succeed him He will devote time to regaining his health Roosevelt reportedly offered him a Panama mission and a bureau post to promote trade agreements Mining contracts in soft coal fields will expire with his departure and mines may shut for days or weeks in other fields

Indianapolis United Mine Workers of America John Mitchell Thomas L. Lewis Chicago Mitchell Roosevelt Hs Panama National Civic Federation John Mitchsi

Sale of Rough Shantung Pongee Yardage

Commencing Monday March the 80th sale of twenty five thousand yards of Rough Shantung Pongee in a full color range including Ceil Alice Copenhagen Gendarme Navy Blue Vieux Rose Jasper Grey Reseda Amethyst Champagne Natural Ecru Chamois Apricot Brown White and Black 2 1/2 inches wide 55 cents per yard.

Copenhagen

Sale of Imported Dress Linen by Color Range

A sale of imported dress linen offered by color includes Rose Heliotrope Pink Reseda French Gray Nile Green light Tan Red Sky Cadet Alice Copenhagen Blue Oyster and White. Width 48 inches with value 486 per yard and total value 750.

Reseda Sky Cadet Alice Copenhagen

Fragmented measurements and prices in OCR snippet

The readable text lists miscellaneous measurements 2x2 yards 2x3 yards and partial price data 4 inches and 3.35 and 8.20. No clear event or names present, remaining as a collection of figures and units.

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