Emma Goldman Queen of Anarchists Faces U S Police Crusade
A long feature profiles Emma Goldman known as the Queen of the Anarchists. It chronicles her rise from a Russian immigrant to a leading agitator, her arrests in Newark Paterson New York Chicago and Denver, her deportation battles, and her influence on the American anarchist movement amid federal state and local police efforts to curb her activities. It notes her marriages and ties to Berkman and Turner and details her international contacts and publications.
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Secret Service
United States
Whale Corps
Emma Goldman
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Russia
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Germany
Emma
Helen
America
Rochester
N.Y
Joseph Kirshner
Aes
Chicago
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Spies
Engels
Fischer
Linge
Acafield
Newark
Paterson
N. J
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New York
Blackwell's Island
Philadelphia
Austria
Vienna
Broadway
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Vi. Dennis
Humbert 1
Italy
Monza
Pepi
New York State
St. Louis
Cook County
Czolguss
Weavers
Luigi Gallerni
William McQueen
Rudolph Grossman
Miss Goldman
Gallerni
Cronach Souversiva
Mama Goldman
Gallerat
John Turner
Hhis
Berkman
Mother Earth
Czolgoss
Denver
Alexander Berkman
Amsterdam
Holland
Turner
United States Supreme Court
Free Society
San Francisco
Coopera
Latest Kansas Events and Tragedies Highlight 1908 News
A Kansas page reports multiple incidents including Mrs. W. F. Wagey struck and killed by lightning near Oakley as a storm rages, a two year old child found beside her body and an infant left in a high chair nearly strangled. The issue also covers the University Alumni Dinner at KU, a fatal choked death of a son, KU’s largest class at 276 degrees, a Clay Center court ruling, a historic flood ruling, and various local obituaries and college milestones.
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Oakley
White
W. F. Wagey
University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Fraser Hall
Allan W. Dodge
Kate Stephens
New York
J. G. Wine
Scott Hopkins
S. W. Brewster
T. J. Norton
Ben Bird
J. H. Bird
Pittsburg
Young Bird
University
Snowhall
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Daisy Hoar
Kansas City
Miss Hoar
Linwood High School
Kansas University
Lawrence
Wild Man Hunter Reveals Man Caught Near Williamsboro
A suspect known as a wild man is captured in Franklin county after police find dynamite on his person. He is identified as E. L. Ramsey, once missing from Peterton in Osage county. Ramsey had reportedly been living in abandoned coal shafts near Pomona, triggering multiple man hunts in the region.
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Williamsboro
Franklin County
E. L. Ramsey
Peterton
Osage County
Pomona
Kansas May Get 500000 From War Department
Kansas expects to receive 500000 within a year from the war department as reimbursement for interest and discount on Civil War bonds issued for repelling Indian invasions and provisioning militia.
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Kansas
Joby Nicholson
Washington
War Department
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