The Rise and Fall of Anarchy in America: From its Incipient Stage to the First Bomb Thrown in ChicagoMcLean, George N.
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The Rise and Fall of Anarchy in America: From its Incipient Stage to the First Bomb Thrown in Chicago
McLean, George N.
Anarchists -- United States; Haymarket Square Riot, Chicago, Ill., 1886
Cardin | " " | Bullet wound in calf of both legs.
| | Wife and two children.
Adam Barber | " " | Shell wound left leg, bullet wound
| | in right heel, bullet not
| | extracted. Wife and one child.
Henry F. Smith | " " | Bullet wound on right shoulder;
| | quite serious. Wife and two
| | children in California.
Frank Tyrell | " " | Bullet in right hip near the spine;
| | bullet not removed. Single.
James A. Brady | " " | Shell wound in left leg, slight;
| | injury to toes left foot and
| | shell wounds in left thigh. Wife
| | and two children; wife very sick
| | at County Hospital.
John Ried | " " | Shell wound in left leg; bullet
| | wound in right knee, not removed.
| | Single.
GEORGE MULLER | " " | DIED MAY 6, at County Hospital.
| | Single.
Patrick McLaughlin | " " | Bruise on right side, leg and hip;
| | slight. Wife and three children.
Frank Murphy | " " | Trampled on, three ribs broken.
| | Wife and two children.
Lawrence Murphy | " " | Shell wounds left side of neck and
| | left knee; part of left foot
| | amputated. Wife and three
| | children.
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