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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
President Was the Victim of an Anarchist Plot

In Buffalo they stopped two days and
then proceeded 10 Rochester. where they
stopped at the home Of Miss Goldman's
sister. Mrs H. H0cksrein. Of z13 Joseph
street Here thew visited & little more
than i've weeks The incident Of il was a
short visit to Niagara Falls and another
70 New York on business. In the latter
city Miss Goldman entered temporarily
into the employ Of a firm. the name OF
which she would not divulge. Bgsiness
for them carried her to PittSburg. She
was in Cincinnati LAbor day and that
night left for St Louis.
4 saw the police there Sunday all
night the prisoner said, with a sarcastic
little laugh. '-buf they did not see me.
heard of the arrest OF Isaaks and his
family and other anarchists in Chicago,
and determined 10 come here and see If
could not help them Isaaks had not
been In the country long and | was afraid
he would not know what 10 do when in
legal difficulties
What have you done 10 help them =
Captain Schuetler asked.
Well she answered slowly, Il have
been locking for men 70 go on their bonds,
providing the courts would allow US to
furnish them
Not Ready 70 Show Herself.
Why did you deny your identity? e the
captain pursued.
oh, as to that. | was not quite ready
10 show myself My friends were still in
jail and | wanted to do something for
them. However. you've got me. but what
IS there 10 it. They had me once in New
York because quoted Cardinal Manning
who said. Necessity knows no law but
what good did that do them2''
During the interview Walter Nowak
who says that he is the Buffalo man who
identified Czolgosz. asked Miss Goldman
if she boarded with a family Of the name
of MeRdel while in Cleveland.
Miss Goldman answered in the mega
tive. She declared that she had stayed al
the Hollenden under an assumed name
SO that the reporters would not bother
her.
Miss Goldman's arrest was in answer
TO request sent TO the various police
chiefs of the country from Buffalo. Chief
O'Neal telegraphed Chief Bull of his cap
ture and win hold the prisoner until the
Buffalo officer takes charge of her.
Talks in Chiefs Office.
The chiefs Office was crowded while
Miss Goldman talked. Mayor Harrison
was an Interested auditor.
At conference this afternoon the city
tGSOiftQ 10 Cuuli1ue 10 HOll
Isaaks and other alleged anarchists under
arrest here without bail
I'm afraid l cannot help them now,
| said Miss Goldman, when the news was
brought to her.
A message from Chief Bull of Buffalo
to Chief OF Detectives Coleran asserts
that Czolgosz was in Chicago on August
1S in company with Emma Goldman anC
( Abraham Isaaks.
Isaaks and Miss Goldman deny the as
sertion. They claim that they saw hin
last on July u This discrepancy in ths
stories is now one of the chief point:
which the police are trying to solve. They
adhere to the theory that the attack OF
| the President was the result of a ploi
and that they believe the plot wa:
Matched in the West.
When the interview was over. Captain
Luke Coieran. chief of detectives serveC
a warrant on Miss Goldman, charging hel
with conspiracy to murder the President
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

sion was given. before the attendants
could aid him. be changed to q position
without pain He was given nOurishment
today in the form of eggs beaten in milk
The water. which had been given hereto
fore cold, did not appear 70 agree with
him. and since last night very hot water
has been taken into the stomach through
the mouth with splendid results
IL he should grow worse the change
probably win be slow. This Is the opin-
ion Of DIR. Mann There will be no crisis
If he arrives at e0nvalescence. Dr. Parke
expresses bis opinion that it win be three
weeks before il viii be safe to move him
1t is expected that interior wounds Will
heal first. The sutures of the lacerated
tissues were made so soon after the bullet
passed tiiaf they are probably healing rap
idly. With the exterior wound il is a
slower process.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

Prior to that time he published an in
iammatory paper at Portland. Or, called
the Firebrand. He also published 8 paper
for g short time at San Francisco. lsSak
is a Russian and il is stated was q we'll
known nihilist in his own country He
came 10 America several years ago. and
has been associated with socialists and an
archists.
The ciew ON which Isaak was arrested
was found on the assassin in the shape
of circulars from the press of the Fire
brand. Acting on the theory that the pub
fishers of the paper had something TO do
with the atempt on the Presidents life,
the raid was ordered by the Buffalo police.
An Arrest in New Mexiee.
DENVER. Sept. 10.-A special to the
News from Silver City, \. NJ. says An
ionic Maggie the alleged anarchist who
was arrested yesterday at Santa Rita on
suspicion of being implicated in the at
tempted assassination of President Me
Kinley, was placed in the Silver City Jail
today 10 await instructions from Wash
ington. No reporters have been allowed
TO see the prisoner and the officers refuse
to talk about the case.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Sept. 10.-.An
Investigation of the local record of Mag
gio. the Italian. who is said to have pre-
dicted the death of the President. and
who is under arrest in New Mexico, re-
yeals the fact that he was the leader of
considerable band of anarchists in Kan
sas City two years ago. These men had
regular meetings in the rear of a BARRIERS
shop kept by Maggie. and il is stated that
the removal" of the President of the
United States was the principal subject
of discussion. Maggie and his associates,
all of whom were Italians. We're disciples
of Emma Goldman. for whom Maggie had
sort OF veneration. Ii was from her. il
is said. that Maggie imbibed his anarch-
istic ideas One of Maggio's associates
still in the city. is known to the police,
but has not been arrested.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
No Law to Exclude Anarchists.

NEW YORK. Sept. 10.-Immigration
Commissioner Fitcliie. who is in charge
at Ellis Island. says that it is impossible
TO keep anarchists out of the country.
1.-The law at present states plainly that
no one shall be refused admittance be-
cause of his political beliefs the Com
missioner added. land the only way an
anarchist can be kept out is by proving
that he had criminal record on the other
side
The declaration was made in response
to a query as TO what would be done in
regard TO a number of anarchists who are
are on their way over here from England
Scotland Yard officials have cabled de
scriptions of these men, and il was
thought that their entrance to this coun-
try could be prohibited. .'These anar-
and meet all the requirements of the i'm
migration laws" the Commissioner said.
Wants Writs of Habeas Corpus.
CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Habeas corpus
proceedings before Judge Chetlain today
looking TO the release Of the anarchists
now confined in the county Jail. brought
out wordy battle between Attorneys
Leopold Saltiel and Charles Turner
Brown. representing the petitioners. and
City Prosecutor Taylor. who argued for
tic tltts DUH SlQtS dSIttu 10
the setting of II o'clock Friday as the
hour of hearing the petition, but the at
torneys for the anarchists asked the court
to fix bail for their clients for the inter-
vening time.
This Prosecutor Taylor warmly COM
batted. and Attorney Saltiel finally con-
sented.
Emma Goldman was today held for
hearing until September 10Th. on the
charge of conspiring to kill President Me
Kinley. Justice Prindiville. in the Har
riSon Street Police Court, entered the or
der holding Miss Goldman. Bail was re
fused for the present Justice Prindiville
had decided to admit all the anarchists 20
bail. but when he learned that habeas cor
pus proceedings had eomT<Snced. he d.
cided to allow the proceedings 10 take
their course
BUFFALO. sept. 1.-THE police have
taken the preliminary stems necessary to
secure the extradition of Emma Goldman
and it is understood the application for
her removal to this State will go forward
to the Illinois authorities as quickly as
the formalities can be complied with.
Other than signifying their general intent.
the police keep silent as to the course that
they plan 10 follow. and the exact nature
of the charge 10 be made against the
Goldman woman has not yet been dis
closed.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
WrIaht's VIIla e ae saId.

The lease Of the property formerly
known as wright's villa is advertised
to be sold at mortgage sale q week
from next Saturday. The Wrights left
Hawaii in 1899, selling the lease OF
the property to G.. F. Buien. who mort
gagged It to j. @ Wood. It Is under
this mortgage that the lease Is TO
be sold.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

CHICAGO. Sept Information
tending 10 show thaf the plot 10 ASSES.
inate the President was hatchesl in Chi
-a<a was selegraphed last night by the
Buffalo police 70 Captain Colieran. CHIEF
q detectives. On receipt Of the telegram
gap1ain ColieFan. with squad Of Eve of
tleers- went to 515 Carroll avenue and ar-
ressed all the occapanfs Of the building
II that number Nine persons were found.
SIX men and three women.
AbrAhana leak. editor az an anarchist
naper called the Free Pres. Was one Of
the number. His wife. daughter and son
wege afSn taken into e4ssfnds. Tsaak
has iised IN Chicago since last Janusry.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

Several priests and a large number
oI the members Of the Buddhist tenn
pie win visit Waipio on Sunday morn
'ng for the purpose OF defeating q
lew temple there. The Waipio temple
win be followed by others on this as
veil as the other Islands.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
oilelals cetslna scarre.

With the departure OF Secretary
Cooper there remains but four heads
Of the Territorial departments Ia the
city. They are Treasurer wrsehf
Land Agent Boyd. A. T. Atkinson. Su-
peFinsendent of Education, and Wray
Taylor. Commissioner OF Agriculture.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
PRESIDENT IS SAID
TO Sc CONFIDENT.

BUFFALO. Sept. 9--The President
was very cheerful today and expressed
c0nhdenee in bis recovery II Is with
some difbculty that he can he resfrainea
iron talking. and Colonel NJ 7. Herrick
OF Cleveland IS qaetei as authority for
the statement that he has spoken az inter-
yals Of several things be proposed 70 do
IN the future.
This afternoon be asked 10 be allowed
10 change his position and when permis-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
vii comnlln Refnrns

No statistics Of returns OF taxes
we're prepared last year. leaving
twelve months hi&nk in the published
reports Treasurer Wright stated yes
tercay that he intended taking Up the
matter at once and having the report
gotten out as quickly as possible
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
lNARGHY'S HIGH pUIESTESS
EMMA GOLDMAN IN JAIL
Held Without Bail by the Chicago
Authorities Pending Request for
Requisition by the Buffalo Police.

CHICAGO. Sept. Emms Gold
man, the high priestess Of anarchy.
whose speeches turned to FIRE the brain
Of Leon CzolgoSz. the would-be assassin
of the President. was arrested here to-
lay shortly before noon
Her manner was defiant as She was tax
an to the Office of the Chief of Police. but
she diSelaimed all knowledge of Czolgosz
and his crime save 11iaf she admitted hav-
ing met him here July -.
DO you know that your words are
what Czolgosz claims stirred him to
shoot the President
Il DO net l never advocated violence
| scarcely know the man. * Mas leas-
ing for Rochester ria Buffalo psl,sn Czol.
sosz bad few words With me- He said
be had heard me lecture at some memorial
hall in Cleveland last May. and that he
wanted to know ne He said be knew
Was in Chicago and looked me np.
scarcely remember ANYTHING shout him
save that his complexion WAS light"
Then how Dc you know that this man
5 the one who tried to kill the Presi-
ienttr
~oh.~ she replied. with shrur Of the
shoulders. Il guessed that from what the
newspapers say.
Denies Her identity.
When Captain Schuetler and Detective
l Hertz discovered her AZ the home of one
Norris. at sos Sheaieia avenue she dem
/ led her identity.
Hello. Miss Goldman. ss;f the cap
tain as he entered the pariar Are you
glad 10 Sc met
-l'm NOT Miss Goldman. I'm a Swedish
] Nooian and my name IS I.ena Iarsen. :.
/ answered tho anarchist. endeavorfns 10
initiate = Swedish distsst4 ..sss
All right: | speak Swedish myself. :.
sid the police offscer. as he poured a few
qUrStionx ia the NorSa.toague
Miss Goldman did net answer him. af-
fecting 90 misunderstood Detective
Hertz meanwhile. ha9 found 4 yenholder
nish The naIne rEnlns Goldman en-,
eraved on L.
What does this mean asked Captain
Seh1etler. holding the Inscribed penhol3eFs
Il means that she game is M. she
said. She tkeR -aimifsszi her identity
July and accompanied the olfieer The
woman was hurried 70 the police chiefs
otaces Her appearance salifed exactly
With TIE description sent oat yesterday.
Movements o. the Woman.
During she talk which followed Mis-
sfoldniaA detailed. as best she gnasa recpl-
lecf- her movements since last Iulv. She
Went fron Chicago to BuFaia. aesnraHan-
~ hy Mss iSaakS. the daughter Of the
alleged anarchlsf exlifcS. under arrest here.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
MICROSCOPE eOUuT or
TIE PaEslnEHT's 1900

BUFFALO. Sept 1.-THE night
consultation Of the physicians furnish
ed IN some respects. the most reas-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
Tausrs T4E assassin WE. sg rREArEO wIr.. FAlaNsss

BUFFALO, Sept Mckinley today
said: -Hs crazy.
until approached reception
"ie anarchist" the President told and repied
though. viii be
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19
Conspiracy of the Reds Revealed
by Czolgosz in Confession
Made to Police.

He Is Said to Have Implicated Emma Goldman
and Other Agitators- Declares That He
Threw the Plans of the Conspiracy
Into a Sewer in Buffalo.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-19

During the talk which followed Mss
sfasdnan detailed. as best sl,e goasa reepl-
lecf- hef moremenlS since last JfiIS. She
went from Chicago 10 BufEaia. arss5,anar n
~ hy Mis- isaakS. the daughter Of the
aileged anarchist eslifoS. under arrest here.
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tcontinusd 0a Eighth Page-l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-11-02

THE irst place should be given to
the events that reveal the current his
tory-internauonal, political, sclen-
tiho, literary, artistic, economic and
social such as military and diplomat
ic victories and defeats. treaties, an
noxations of territory, inventions, dis
coveres, commercial and educational
developments. important architectu-
raj artistic. musical and litcrery Gre
ations, novel legislation. the deaths
OF men and women 10 have rendered
great public services or enjoyed a ma
tional or international reputation, and
all that concerns in an eminent de
cree the progress OF the world, the
nation, the state or the locality; pub
lie disasters, such as destructive
earthquakes, conhagrations, etc, de-
serve considerable attention, though
this should not be carried 20 excess
by too minute a description of details
which serve no better purpose than
TO minister to a morbid curiosity and
the appetite for horrors"
President Smell deplores what he
calls the decline of the editorial de-
partment In many Of the american
papers He believes it should not be
possible to say that the days of pow
erful and original editorship are past
"The collapse Of the thought element
and the monstrous development OF
the gossip. crime and horror elements
OF the paper, is. II It be as general aad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-11-02

representative phenomenon as some
allege, a sure index of intellectual de-
cadence" The more abundant,y Wig
orous and searching thought is pour
ed into the public mind the more a
taste aud capacity for thought viii be
developed It is by no means impos-
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canons of good taste.
There are at least a dozen of our
prilcipal cities, in which a journal
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Ramey Was Convicted.

Information has been received here
concerning the disposition of the case
OF Frank Ramey, the barber, who was
arrested here on the charge of desert
ing his wife in Chicago He was con
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CALL FoR SINGLE STATE.
HOOD CONVENTION
Headquarters Of the Single Statehood
Committee, October 16, 1901.

ElOOG rCOiaN CIV lOlNs
Headquarters Of the Single Statehood
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PEOPLE WE KNOW.
They Are Guthrie People and What
They Say is of Local Interest.


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