The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-10
M'MANIGAL TELLS GRAPHIC STORIES OF
 WORK AS MEMBER
 OF DYNAMITE CREW
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 -~~~~~--~~-~~~~~~-~~-~> ~>>-->~>>>>>>>~-->|~~~ and there bought 50 pounds of dynamite. Hockin said 1 was first to go to Boston and get in touch with Mike Young, and then I was to go to New York and get in touch with Webb He said I should tell them that Ping had sent me there, and they would understand what l came for. After the jobs were blown up l was to send telegram to l.. A. Noel. POS Yer mont avenue. Detroit, saying stock had been sold in Boston and Hoboken. and signifying the dates of the explosions and signing Ping.
 ''At Boston checked the dynamite at the station, went to Labor hall and met Young. He took me out and showed me where they were erecting new opera house and said Put shot in there that'n raise he'll
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 "At night on March 27 I put the suit case containing 9 pounds of dynamite In the building and after lighting 50 foot fuse went to the station. but ind ing I had missed my train l went to a hotel for the night after sending a sou yenir spoon to my wife. as l did at each city
 ''The next day went to New York and called at a labor hall in Forty-second street From a man there I learned that Webb lived in One Hundred and Twenty third street. I saw Webb at his house and said: Ping sent me here He replied Yes, l thought you were the man.
 Webb and the next day went to Jersey City. There was job there he said he would rather have me blow up than the Hoboken job. but I told him Hockin's orders were for Hoboken, and I would do nothing else. Webb said the boys there had s5000 in the treas lury they would like to use up. We re- turned to New York and the next day we went to Brooklyn to look over some work there. Then we went to Hoboken, On the ferry over Webb handed me $50 saying it was a present from Mike Young. l told him 1 needed just that much.
 Tn Hoboken Webb pointed out a viaduct he wanted me to blow up I took a good look at it and returning to New York got the dynamite and went | back to Hoboken. I put the bomb at the best place l could find and took the train west. At Pittsburg I sent a telegram to Noel. Sold stock Boston 27, Hoboken 31.'
 Worked for Industrial Union | When Hockin. in Chicago, handed me $350 for the jobs, he said lie would take out $50 Young had given me, for the executive board had charged it up I told him l thought Young had made me a present of that. Then I informed him what Webb had said about my do- | ing work for the New York union as they had money they wanted to spend Hockin said that wasn't to be thought of as I was working for the executive board of the International union, and for no local unions.
 Tn June, 1909 while I was working at Evanston, H.. Hockin appeared, say ing he had a new invention. He said hereafter they were going to use nito- iglycerine with an alarm clock and bat Itery attachment so you could set | lbomb II hours ahead and be hundreds oi miles away when the explosion came land thus prove an alibi
 He wanted me to put nitro glycerins in the concrete foundation of job then was working on so that if later I inon-union firm did the steel construc- tion we might easily blow it up. lrefused. Hockin said they had tried ou the new invention at Steubenville, o. where they caused five explosions. al lCincinnau and indianapolis It was {
 great success, he said, and no mor'