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The Pursuit of Anarchism
Once the assassin was behind bars, immediately the whole police
and detective service, not only of the United States, but of Europe
was set at work pursuing investigations which might shed light on
the affair. Persons known to be anarchists were arrested in Chicago,
and elsewhere similar folk were put under surveillance, not so close,
however, in many of the smaller towns and in Boston but that meetings
could be held on Sunday at which satisfaction with Czolgosz’s deed
was expressed and with no police interference. Thus far no evidence
of Czolgosz having acted in concert with others has been secured,
but by his own admission he was led to acceptance of anarchistic
views and to a determination to action through the teachings of
Emma Goldman, and steps for her detention have been taken.
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