Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-29

said At first he had insisted that he
acted alone, but later when he said
! that his act was inspired, he refused
| TO reveal the Identity of his compan-
| ion His first attempt was; 81 am Sc
| liz Silverstein, > years old and live
| II Van Brunt street, Brooklyn. | was
alone in this thing, no other person
| being with me. | made the bomb
from directions | got from the enCy-
IClopedia. | was ten feet from the po-
lice ana | wanted to throw IT at them,
IsWas mad; a cop had hit me. The
bomb went off in my hand
Later, he added II was told to do
this ] bought the nitro glycerine for
tine bomb at q drug store at Clark
street and Broadway Brooklyn 1
made the bomb myself from piece
of gas pipe | have wife and two
children in Russia. | have been in
the United States two years. My
nearest relative is named Cohen and
he lives at q Park street, Brooklyn.
| worked for a tailor named Golsteiu
ON Eldridge street near Broome
street, Manhattan
He refused to ncrminate others
There is little chance that he will sur
vive long Silverstein's companion has
not yet been Identified.
Slverstetn's statement made un-
willingly caused him the greatest
physical effort. When he refused to
say more OF his act and when on a
cot at Bellevue hospital he seemed to
be dying, he rcepated again and
again. my name is Silverstein," as
though in death he wished to leave
the indisputablc knowledge of his
The bomb was about the size APP
pareutly of large orange. 1t was
made Of lead pipe, enCascd In a brass
jacket and ulled, it would seem( With
nails and scrap bits of iron and nitro
glycorinc The brass jacket, broken
in half, was recovered. Bits of the
bomb and portions of the bodies of
the two victims we're picked up a hun
drcd yards from where the bomb eN-
pluded.
The rioting of today has caused
deepest concern on the part of the
police officials as well as citizens gen.
orally. Tonight public sentiment, as
Systematically gathered from a variety
Of sources, hesitates in expression.
Though no one Of reputc can be found
who does not bitterly dcnounee the
act of violence there are those who
believe that the police lacked discre-
ton in their treatment Of the crowds
and hold that the serious situation de-
velopCd demands the counsel and man
agcmcnt of the wiser and most eX
peeicnced of police aWthcr't1s
certain il is that the cilys quarters.
where it is believed anarchy hOurishCS, |
w 'Tt.lN' O. H""I,N iee'iiiuS su,i 80. a. |
That organized labor in this city which |
has over stood sOldly against any form 1
Of laWiCssnesS, will purge IFS ranks /
more vigorously than ever of any law /
less element in any quarter, is con- |
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pa peIS ana py Pi3'4I us MnItH ingI,e"
p unemployed IN lhe c,t| 10 as'eln1
hle IN mon square al z CLOCK auo
demand that the Guy EoEefImenl give |
heh work or pfoNlue Ioou' an ~
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rom the ponce mIG,PaIlmenl ,mIG, ll5l
5peecheS pc maze. ms WaS FTt uSeu.
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~ reputation ana nus Worh poVl III
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- place OF hIRh esteem i, II d MAJ
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ago. Wheh meeting oi ult 44%EnI %
plpA'd was pfopoScu, nc tGIll'dl az r. go,
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