Anarchy and Anarchists: A History of the Red Terror and the Social Revolution in America and Europe; Communism, Socialism, and Nihilism in Doctrine and in Deed; The Chicago Haymarket Conspiracy and the Detection and Trial of the Conspirators — John Shaqi
Anarchy and Anarchists: A History of the Red Terror and the Social Revolution in America and Europe; Communism, Socialism, and Nihilism in Doctrine and in Deed; The Chicago Haymarket Conspiracy and the Detection and Trial of the ConspiratorsSchaack, Michael J.
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Anarchy and Anarchists: A History of the Red Terror and the Social Revolution in America and Europe; Communism, Socialism, and Nihilism in Doctrine and in Deed; The Chicago Haymarket Conspiracy and the Detection and Trial of the Conspirators
Completing the Case—Looking for Lingg—The Bomb-maker’s
Birth—Was he of Royal Blood?—A Romantic Family History—Lingg
and his Mother—Captured Correspondence—A Desperate and
Dangerous Character—Lingg Disappears—A Faint Trail
Found—Looking for Express Wagon 1999—The Number that Cost
the Fugitive his Life—A Desperado at Bay—Schuettler’s
Death Grapple—Lingg in the Shackles—His Statement at
the Station—The Transfer to the Jail—Lingg’s Love for
Children—The Identity of his Sweetheart—An Interview with
Hubner—His Confession—The Meeting at Neff’s Place, 256
CHAPTER XV.
Engel in the Toils—His Character and Rough Eloquence—Facing
his Accusers—Waller’s Confession—The Work of the Lehr
und Wehr Verein—A Dangerous Organization—The Romance
of Conspiracy—Organization of the Armed Sections—Plans
and Purposes—Rifles Bought in St. Louis—The Picnics at
Sheffield—A Dynamite Drill—The Attack on McCormick’s—A
Frightened Anarchist—Lehman in the Calaboose—Information
from many Quarters—The Cost of Revolvers—Lorenz Hermann’s
Story—Some Expert Lying, 283
CHAPTER XVI.
Pushing the Anarchists—A Scene on a Street-car—How
Hermann Muntzenberg Gave Himself Away—The Secret
Signal—“D——n the Informers”—A Satchelful of Bombs—More
about Engel’s Murderous Plan—Drilling the Lehr und Wehr
Verein—Breitenfeld’s Cowardice—An Anarchist Judas—The
Hagemans—Dynamite in Gas-pipe—An Admirer of Lingg—A
Scheme to Remove the Author—The Hospitalities of the Police
Station—Mrs. Jebolinski’s Indignation—A Bogus Milkman—An
Unwilling Visitor—Mistaken for a Detective—An Eccentric
Prisoner—Division of Labor at the Dynamite Factory—Clermont’s
Dilemma—The Arrangements for the Haymarket, 312
CHAPTER XVII.
Fluttering the Anarchist Dove-cote—Confessions by
Piecemeal—Statements from the Small Fry—One of
Schnaubelt’s Friends—“Some One Wants to Hang Me”—Neebe’s
Bloodthirsty Threats—Burrowing in the Dark—The
Starved-out Cut-throat—Torturing a Woman—Hopes of _Habeas
Corpus_—“Little” Krueger’s Work—Planning a Rescue—The Signal
“? ? ?” and its Meaning—A Red-haired Man’s Story—Firing the
Socialist Heart—Meetings with Locked Doors—An Ambush for the
Police—The Red Flag Episode—Beer and Philosophy—Baum’s Wife
and Baby—A Wife-beating Revolutionist—Brother Eppinger’s
Duties, 334
CHAPTER XVIII.
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