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Bomb throwing by anarchists draws parlor socialists into limelight
New York April 16 Following a bomb at Union Square park the focus shifts to the millionaire socialists led by Robert Hunter and the Stokes family. The pair, linked to settlement work and radical circles, face scrutiny as their lavish East Side and Greenwich Village homes contrast with their professed aims to reform capitalism. Hunter, recently active in public speaking, touring Europe with his wife Rose Pastor Stokes, has urged social reform through education and free speech.
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