The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-03-31
ANARCHISTS
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effect that Berkman's signature had
been attached to the letters found in
Silyerman's room, but he intimated
that after he knew the contents OF
the papers found there he might want
20 put his hands on Berkman right
away.
Inspector McCafferty, head OF the
detective bureau, started five OF his
detectives who know Yiddish and are
familiar with the east side out on
the hunt for persons whom he wished
10 find early this morning. For the
rest OF the day there was steady
stream OF suspected anarchists, rela-
tiyes of Silverman and witnesses OF
the explosion of the tSIion Square
passing into the inspectors office. He
elected TO give out information con-
cerning what some of them had said:
S. r. Yanofsky, the editor OF Fret
Arbeiter stimme (Free Working
mems Voice. the official organ OF the
anarchists in New York, published !
at No. 80 Canal street, was one or
the first obtained for McCafferty by |
his special squad OF Jewish detectives. !
Although BeTkman could not be
found at his home this afternoon. he
was located there by a reporter to-
night and told that Inspector McCaf-
ferty had hinted that he might be
wanted to explain the presence in
silverman's room Of letters and man
uscripts bearing his signature. Berk-
man said:
Il have not heard from the police
in any way although was az home
all OF last night, and part OF today.
] would be perfectly glad to answer
any questions they might want 10
put 10 me. repeat that l never
heard OF this Jewish lad who tried
10 throw the bomb In Union Square
and | cannot imagine what letters OF
mine he might have had In his pos
session, for / never wrote to him.
"It is just possible that he might
have come into possession OF some
letters that had written to certain
groups OF anarchists In other cities
concerning lectures. the publication
Mother Earth" which Miss Gold
man and myself edit, or other busi-
ness dealing with the ordinary af- ,
fairs of the anaTchial movement In ,
this country. But there certainly will ,
not be found in any OF those letters
anything about a conspiracy or any
attempt to blow up the police OF this
city.
Il was not invited personally TO
participate in any way In the march
of the unemployed upon Union Square
and consequently | know nothing ,
about II. Socialists rarely invite an I
archlsts to take any part in their :
The anarchists had no 6
part officially in Saturdays demon I
stration 80 far as / know"
New York, March 29.-Qbroner's 9
Physician o'Hanlon performed the au- /
topsy today upon the mody OF Ignatz d
the tailor OF 28S Third h
avenue, who was sitting next TO SIl-
verman about the fountain in the 4
square when he attempted to throw II
The bomb and who was almost instant n
ly killed by its explosion. The doctor 4,
Iound that piece Of brass two and a I;
half inches long had torn through the A
left wall OF the mans chest between
Ihe second and third rib, severing the
aorta, had lodged in the left lung
There were other cuts by flying mis-
siles about the abdomen. Permission
was given the dead mans widow to-
day to remove the body to Orange,
v. j.. whore the funeral will be held. =,
from the home OF Mrs. Emily Koehler -
} sister OF Mrs. HiIdsbrandt, on Tues. =
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