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Source: Free Society Source type: magazine Document type: notice Document title: “Czolgosz, McKinley, and Roosevelt” Author(s): anonymous Date of publication: 9 February 1902 Volume number: 9 Issue number: 6 Pagination: 4 |
| Citation |
| “Czolgosz, McKinley, and Roosevelt.” Free Society 9 Feb. 1902 v9n6: p. 4. |
| Transcription |
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| Keywords |
| Czolgosz, McKinley, and Roosevelt [pamphlet]; anarchism (newspapers, magazines, etc.); McKinley assassination (personal response: anarchists). |
| Named persons |
| Jay Fox; R. Fritz. |
| Notes |
| Click here to view the 12-page Jay Fox essay “Roosevelt, Czolgosz and Anarchy,” which was published together with Henry Addis’s “Communism” as a single 15-page pamphlet. It is not known whether this shorter Fox essay is merely a reformatted version of the essay named below, a different version, or a different essay altogether. |
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Czolgosz, McKinley, and Roosevelt
A 32-page pamphlet, entitled “Czolgosz, McKinley,
and Roosevelt,” from the pen of Comrade Jay Fox, is the portion that the New
York comrades have thought it, so to speak, obligatory to render in defense
of our theories and beliefs; and the dissemination of same. Without doubt we
say that the distribution of this pamphlet will have much effect upon the already
too biased mind of the American public.
These few lines are addressed to all comrades,
who, without exception, see the necessity for such pamphlet and the good results
to be obtained therefrom. We solicit the fraternal aid, both financially and
in spreading said pamphlet, from all comrades. Comrades can render us the desired
aid by sending in money for which they will receive a specified number of pamphlets
for distribution. We make special appeal to Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Paterson,
and San Francisco comrades. We will send 100 copies for $2; and single copies
5 cents each, postpaid.
Send orders and money to R. Fritz, 267 Madison
St., New York, N. Y.