BOMB OUTRAGES.
AMERICAN ATTEMPTS. NEW YORK, June 3. Reports from cities where bomb explosions occurred say that anarchist leaflets were found near the scones of the outrages, some reading "Long live the revolution, down with tyranny." Apparently one bystander was killed outside Attorney-General Palmer's house in Washington. The police believe tho victim may have been the bomb-thrower. In New York one bomb exploded in front of the home of j Mr George Charles Nott. The front ! of the house was wrecked. Mr Nott ; was not home, but his wife had a nar-j row escape a-nd two bystanders wo.re \ killed. Whereever bombs exploded the j buildings 'were seriously damaged. The I severest explosion occurred in Wash- [ ington, where windows and doors of j houses in the vicinity of Attorney-Con- j end Palmer's house were smashed. Ex- j plosions in the various cities occurred within two hours. Bombs exploded 'within a few minutes in Philadelphia, one being directed against the CaUi "io Church and the other, against a pri- j 1 vate residence. In Boston Judge Al-1 bert Hayden's home was attacked. No j members of the family were at home. Judge-Hayden recently sentenced 801-j shcviki W. terms'of imprisonment. i
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9632, 12 June 1919, Page 5
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