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
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NAME OF OFFICER. | STATION. | NATURE OF WOUNDS AND CIRCUMSTANCES.
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Alexander Halverson | Third Precinct.| Shot in both legs, ball not
| | extracted. Single.
Carl E. Johnson | " " | Shot in left elbow. Wife and two
| | children.
Peter McCormick | " " | Slight shot wound in left arm.
| | Wife.
Christopher Gaynor | " " | Slight bruise on left knee. Wife.
TIMOTHY FLAVIN | Fourth " | DIED FROM WOUNDS, MAY 8. Wife and
| | three children.
NILS HANSEN | " " | DIED JUNE 14, at County Hospital.
| | Shot in body, arms and legs,
| | fingers paralyzed. Wife and six
| | children.
S. J. Weineke | " " | Shot in left side of head, ball not
| | found; serious. Wife and two
| | children.
Patrick McNulty | " " | Shot in right leg and both hips;
| | dangerous. Wife and three
| | children.
Samuel Hilgo | " " | Shot in right leg; not serious.
| | Single.
Herman Krueger | " " | Shot in right knee. Wife and two
| | children.
Joseph A. Gilso | " " | Slightly injured in leg and back.
| | Wife and six children.
Edward Barrett | " " | Shot in right leg; quite serious.
| | Wife and six children.
Fruman Steele | " " | Slightly wounded in back; not
| | serious. Single.
James T. Johnson | " " | Right knee sprained; not serious.
| | Wife and three children.
Benjamin F. Snell | " " | Shot in right leg; at hospital.
| | Single.
James H. Willson | Central Detail.| Seriously injured in abdomen by
| | shell, and in left hand; very
| | serious. Wife and five children.
Daniel Hogan | " " | Shot in calf of right leg and in
| | left hand. Wife and daughter.
M. O'Brien | " " | Shell wound in left thigh. Wife and
| | two children.
Frederick A. Andrew | " " | Wounded in leg; not serious.
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