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Source: New-York Tribune
Source type: newspaper Document type: photograph Document title: “The Saloon of Joseph Karwocki [sic], Which Was Operated a Few Years Ago by the Father of Leon Czolgosz” Image size (in source, approx. h x w): unknown Author(s): anonymous City of publication: New York, New York Date of publication: 10 September 1901 Volume number: 61 Issue number: 20022 Pagination: 3 |
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| “The Saloon of Joseph Karwocki [sic], Which Was Operated a Few Years Ago by the Father of Leon Czolgosz.” New-York Tribune 10 Sept. 1901 v61n20022: p. 3. |
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| Cleveland, OH (saloons: photographs). |
| Named persons |
| Leon Czolgosz [in notes]; Paul Czolgosz [in notes]; Joseph Karwacki [misspelled in notes]. |
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Descriptive text accompanying the photograph reads as follows: “The
saloon of Joseph Karwocki [sic], which was operated a few years ago by
the father of Leon Czolgosz. The hall above this place is where the anarchists
met and where the would-be assassin received his first lessons in anarchy.
Paul Czolgosz now disclaims all knowledge of having been associated with
anarchists.”
The photograph (below) is one in a set of four appearing on page 3
under the collective title “Home Associations of Czolgosz.” Click here
to view a different photograph from the set.
Title herein adapted from the descriptive text accompanying the photograph.
Image courtesy of Chronicling America. |
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