Bomb outrage stirs New York socialists and police hunt
Union Square blast and the ensuing riot trigger a nationwide manhunt. Police sweep East Side anarchists and suspects linked to Silverstein, Berkman, and Goldman deny involvement. Investigators translate letters found in Silverstein’s room while Berkman avoids arrest and socialists push unemployed relief measures.
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McCafferty
De‘[Eegtive
Dergong
Bliverstein
Union Saunre
Yanoftaky
Archester Stimme
New York
Yanofsky
Haywood Attacks President at Mass Meeting
Western Federation of Miners leader denounces President Roosevelt at a mass meeting, with resolutions protesting strikes in Alaska. Officials say Haywood referred to the New York bombing as the act of a deluded mortal, while police stood by without preventing the speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Haywood
Roosevelt
Idaho
Fractures Thigh After Car Alighting Incident
William H Hutchinson eighty teen years of 1787 Felicet northwest was taken to Emergency Hospital last night suffering from a fracture of the left sig after attempting to alight from a car at Fifteenth and G streets northwest. Wineman & Co 94 F st aw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H Hutchinson
Felicet Northwest
Fifteenth
G Streets
Faith in wage earners denounces bomb outrage at Grand Union meeting
In Washington a Grand Union meeting of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at the Masonic Temple heard Charles Neill and other officials denounce the New York street bombing that killed one and wounded many. They urged conservatism and lawfulness while praising organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P Neill
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Masonic Temple
Neill
New York
Commissioner of Labor
Potomac Lodge No 7
Neil T P Sargent
V Powderly
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Georgie M Sargent
Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotiv Firemen and Engineers
Charles Wilson
J M Hall
Potomac Lodge
Macfarland
Edward A Moseley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hall
Knights of the Throttle
Na- Hong
Neltt
Mat Farian
Congress
Moseley
United States
Sargent
Immgration
Sargent Ag
I Belive
Ucket
White House
Drill Teorps
Marcisburg Pa
Lodge of
Te Ladies Society
Dampers on revolutionists at New York meeting
A sparsely attended memorial gathering in memory of the Russian revolutionary Gershun faced heavy police presence. In Union Square and nearby, around 200 officers guarded the Murray Hill hall while detectives barred sixteen alleged anarchists from entering the event. Dr L Magnes of Temple Emanu-El attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Byrne
Lieut
Manning
Agany Ledge
Gershmnin
Paul Kaplan
Union Square
Russia
Dr Zaplan
Choplr
Paris
Harold Levin
United States
Gerchunin
Washington Post
New York
Gershun
Pars
Speal
Murray Hill
Fourth Street
Third Avenue
Cant Fatrick Byrne
Don Charles Manning
Thirty-Fifth Street
Central Offen
Lieut Rafeky
Woods
L. Magnes
Templo Emanu-El
Woman Fought Murderer In Fallsington Home
Mrs Jancé hhade wife of Anthony Kade, a Fallsington Pa farmer, was found murdered in her home. Investigation showed skull crushed by an old ax and two stab wounds in the right breast plus one in the neck. Room in disarray, suggesting a desperate struggle. A rifle with a token stock may have been used in defense. she had not been seen for days.
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Y Sterdevs
Socialiata
Armicusta
Buverstsin
Marenists
America
Silverstein
McLafferty
Tailors
Selia
McCafferty
Delancey Street
Samuel
Steather
Bielbostok
Russia
Berkman
Mi Xamel Berkman
Emnma Goldman
Young Silverstein
Detecive Bureau
Kicie
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Siversteis Troon
Union Studio
Rafisky
Kuhna
Ellversteins
Beréman
Miss Geumman
Washington Post
Trenton & J
Jancé Hhade
Anthony Kade
Fallsington
Rude
Gillette’s Hope Gone The Gillette Case Near End
Gov Hughes denied a reprieve for Chester Gillette and he faces execution at Auburn Prison likely tomorrow morning for the murder of Grace Brown at Big Moose Lake. The governor rejected a new theory claiming Grace was epileptic and that she died from a seizure during a boat trip, insisting the verdict and conviction were just.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brown
Auburn
Giil
Albany
Hughes
Chester Gillette
Gillettes
Auburn Prison
Grace
Billy Brown
South Otselle
Big Moose Lake
Adirondacks
John H Dugan
Gilette
Gillette
Noth Ag
Aubury Pris Daylestown
Gov Hughes
Kade
Herkimer & Y Mea
Gillette Domethe
Nea
Troops Kept Peace At Treadwell Alaska March
Juneau March 9 troops from the Tenth Infantry arrived by army steamer Peter son with orders from Gen Bush to aid local marshals. The surprise move aimed to prevent trouble with miners. The peace committee guards the town. arrests for concealed weapons occurred. union leaders deny disorder and powder theft at the Treadwell mine.
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Juneau
Luska
Tenth Infantry
Treadwell
Peterson
Uders
Bush
Vancouver Barracks
Artiou
Kinzie
Hinge
Alleged Black Hand Leader Flees as Officers Move In
A man named James Facile, linked to a Black Hand sect that allegedly swindled miners, fled Enterprise with a gunshot wound to the leg after Deputy Sheriff John and posse appeared at his home. He was jailed locally. A confrontation involving foreign bystanders occurred as authorities pursued him. Facile allegedly shot at Antonio Fisonetto through a window, fleeing to avoid prosecution.
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Preston
Mary
James Facile
Enterprise
John , Sons
Tacitus
Favila
Jaii
Antonio Fisonetto
Fairmont
Fisonetta 8
Ocean steamers and routes mixed in late 19th century shipping notes
A scrambled list of ship movements and sailings between New York and European ports. Mentions Ocean Steamship and EVEL lines, Southampton Cherbourg Leghorn Naples Patermo Bowthampou New York, Queenstown Cludia for New York, Dover Finland for New York, and several dockings and departures with ports including Plymouth Cherbourg Antwerp and Gibraltar.
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EVEL
New York
Philadelphia
Southampton
Cherbourg
Algeria
Dlarselli¢a Leghorn
Naples
Patermo Bowthampou
New Tora
Queenstown
Lucania
Dover
Finland
Bable Island
Kroonland
Antwarp
New
Antwerp
Minnehaha
Longon
Gibraltar
Calabria
Leghorn
New Yorks
Photographs Shine At Capital Camera Club Exhibit Opening
The seventeenth annual Capital Camera Club show opened Saturday at the Carcoran Gallery of Art. A jury including Richard N Brooke EC Medset James Henry Moser and Harold Macdonald praised the hundreds of photographs as a revelation of photographic skill with landscapes noted for unusual merit. The exhibit runs through April 6 with officers listed as P N Christo president WF Peabody vice president W Babcock treasurer Dr Andrew Stewart librarian Lois Lowe.
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Carcoran Gallery of Art
Bkill
Richard N Brooke
Safety of
Washington
EC Medset
James Henry Moser
Harold Macdonald
P N Christo
Pea
Babcock
Andrew Stewart Libarian
Lois Lowe
Woman victim of a burglar in apartment theft
Miss Louise Dowden reported to police that $23 was stolen from her room on Thursday. A Black man was seen that day near the fire escape. HS Haywood reported a thief stole a gold watch and fob from his vest pocket while at a barber shop Saturday night, with two barbers suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dowden
M ‘Street
HS Haywood
K Street
Wee al
Young Virginian Marries Mountcastle Daughter in District
Henry D Gray, twenty one, and Edith Mountcastle wed Saturday with Rev James Buck officiating. The couple first sought a Rockville license without parental consent but failed, then traveled to Washington for the ceremony. George Mountcastle, the bride’s father, appeared reluctant, resisting comment on the match.
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Swain
Rockville
Washington
Henry D Gray
Edith Mountcastie
James A. Buck
Maryland
Miss Eath
Miss Mountcastle
George C Mountcastle
Brightwood Hotel
Mr Gray
Shell
Falm
Gretna Green
Myr Gray
Ofice
Crient Court
Marty Gluing Hs
Wasreten
Gray
Mies
Pev James A Buck
George Mountcastle
1 Post
Mountcastle
Weather Outlook and Local Temperatures Report
Weather notes from March week forecasts and regional temp trends across Gulf and Atlantic states. Temperatures in Missouri and Illinois valleys below seasonal average with mixed rain. northeast likely to see rain and cooler air. Coastal winds NW to N. fair weather probable Monday to Tuesday with Gulf area rain and lower temps. Local readings include highs around 68, lows near 42, with rainfall observed in several cities. Tide data, sunrise and sunset times, and a brief London health update on Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman noting a stable condition and quiet day.
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Dept of Agrulture
Washington Sage
Gulf and South Atlantic States
Wissouri
Wireinsipl
Lake Regios
Onlo Valles
Widdle
New England
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Gulf
Middle
Atlantic
South Atlantic
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Hunter
Socialists
New York City
Bartons
Schimitt Berg
Dora
Foley
Timary Asterbanre
Issia
RyLestt
Stelent
Lin
Hood
Torys
Res
Rome
Art Revere
Ty Sattor
Serblo
Eomar
Sete Silverstain
Dctatec
Silverstein Lad
Ule
Saturdy
Breese
Jefferson Market
Murphy
Singhams Stilf
George Robertson
Heii
Robertson Murphy
Cr Cce
Bow Lail
Robertson
Emma Goldman
Minneapoli
Emma Geldman
Anaichiss
Haywood
Wineman & Co
Commissioner Neill
F. P. Sargent
T. V. Powderly
Edwart A. Moseley
Grand Master Wilson
Grand Union
Flo
Gov. Hughes
Isays
Cortlandt
Catherine Gillet
Glette
Gllette
Lansburgh & Bro
7Th St
Alaskan
Vementa of Ocean Steame
Capital Camera Club
Generalshp
Salermansnp —Corpettion Fehior
Tme
Tessubleae
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Winight
Nthe
Tai
London
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Tan Max
Apm Fail Ashe We
Alen
Blamarck “Dak Ra
Baster
Mss
Buffalo Noy
Ah Py
Ry Tistunatt
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Davenpnt Lowa
Dever Cola Reiss
der Moines Towa
Galveston Tec " Helera Mont
Intra Iapelia Ina
Jacks Nvide
Ackansas
Marquette
Lanahaw
Orleans
Noth Place
Oor
Omaha Cbr
Pulteta
Portland
Tou & Mo Ad
St Pact
Minn
Scrayfield
Iksburg Miss
Peter Grogan
Aeolian
W. & J. Sloane
Whole Carpets
Aubusson
Sentch Chenile Axminster
Bertin
India
H Street
N. W
The
Post
Alan Abdominal
Henry Evans
F St. NW
Christian Xander
McCray
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F St N.W
Gunn, Richards & CO
Wall Street, New York
Tharp
Berkeley
F St. N. W
Wilson
Mayers
Washington Post Building
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