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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1917

Page

8

Arrests of Alleged Spy Plotters Hint at Wider Conspiracy

In New York, Henry Perissi and Irving Bonaparte are arraigned on Postal Laws charges. The two men, a steamship operator and a clerk, are held on 25000 dollars bond as authorities probe possible nationwide and international spy links tied to shipments from Germany via the United States to Mexico.

United States Henry Perissi Irving Bonaparte Hitchcock New York Perissi Bonaparte Mai Germain Wheats Mexico Germany

Draft Riots and Lottery in 1863 and 1917 Compared

The narrative contrasts 1863 draft riots with 1917 conscription. It notes 10,000,000 men aged 21–31 registered for 626,000 active duty. It describes New York turmoil in 1863, including a July 11 lottery drawing, public reactions, and societal tension around compulsory service and exemptions.

Sam Furance Tuey New York City United States New York Tribune New York Forty-sixth Street Third Avenue

Riots Over Draft Roil New York City In Civil War Era

Mob violence erupts as draft names are drawn with no notice to officials. Pro vost Marshal Jenkins flees as bricks fly and fires spread through Third Avenue blocks. Police and guards clash. buildings burn and looting follows from Forty sixth street to Broadway.

Charles H. Carpenter Carpenter Charles E. Jenkins William Jones Forty-sixth Street Tenth Avenue Jones Wool New York Department George Opdyke Horatio Seymour Police Jenkins Twenty-second Ward Ninth Congressional District Third Avenue Forty Sixth Street Kennedy Thirty-fourth Street Forty-fourth Street Reed Twentieth Street Colored Orphan Asylum Fifth Avenue Twenty-ninth Street Broadway Finames

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