This website attempts to document all the places in America that Emma Goldman gave talks, and all the topics she spoke on, between 1910 and 1916. They were her most active years in America and helped cement her reputation both nationally and internationally.
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Fred Schulder unsuccessfully attempted to gain permission for Emma Goldman to speak in Buffalo, New York.
Police Commissioner Croul informed Ben Reitman that Emma Goldman would not be allowed to speak in Detroit, Michigan.
January 1910 issue of Mother Earth held up by the Postmaster due to Anthony Comstock's complaint about Emma Goldman's essay "The White Slave Traffic", under section 497 of the Postal Laws and Regulations Act of 1902. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman not informed of the hold-up, and alerted only by the complaints of subscribers who failed to receive the magazine.
January 1910 issue of Mother Earth released by the Post Office after Comstock was forced to withdraw his objections to "The White Slave Traffic."
Moses Harmon died.
General Strike in Philadelphia, precipitated by the perfunctory discharge of 600 trolley workers on the 15th of February.
Spokane City Council repealed the 1908 ordinance prohibiting street meetings.
Amendment to the Immigration Act of 1907 passes congress. The 1910 Act, while not changing the language excluding anarchists, streamlined the methods of prosecution and deportation of excludable aliens, forbidding any anarchists into the U.S.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Francisco Ferrer and the Modern School" at 3 pm and "The General Strike" at 8 pm at Fraternity Hall, Omaha. Ben Reitman chaired.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Woman Suffrage" at 3 pm and "The White Slave Traffic" at 8 pm at the Lyric Theater, Omaha.
Emma Goldman delivered lecture scheduled for the previous night, without any intervention from the police.
Alexander Berkman began writing Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist at Emma Goldman's farm in Ossining, NY.
Ferrer Association founded at the Harlem Liberal Alliance Club. Speakers included Harry Kelly (chair), Jaime Vidal, Leonard Abbott, and Alexander Berkman.
Emma Goldman's lecture tour ended.
Congress passed The Mann Act, known as the "white slave traffic act," prohibiting interstate or international transport of women for "immoral purposes."
Ricardo Flores Magón, Librado Rivera, and Antonio Villareal released from Florence Penitentiary, Arizona.
Emma Goldman fell and broke her kneecap.
Regeneraciónrevived by Ricardo Flores Magón in Los Angeles, with a new English language page.
Subscribers to Mother Earth books in Canada denied receipt of materials by the Canadian authorities, on the grounds that the content was of treasonable nature. Ben Reitman returns from Europe.
Bomb exploded in the alley behind the Los Angeles Times building, killing 21 people. Two other bombs failed to explode; one in the home of the Los Angeles Times proprietor "General" Harrison Gray Otis, and another in the home of the secretary of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association.
Francisco Madero issued a call for a widespread uprising on 20 November in Mexico. In a newspaper article he announced himself the acting President of the Republic and named Ricardo Flores Magón vice-president, a position which Flores Magón rejected.
Tolstoy died.
Victor Berger of Milwaukee became the first Socialist Partycandidate elected to Congress.
Leonard Abbott and Bayard Boyesen visited the Consul General in New York City. Denied information on the K?toku Incident.
Mob of over 1,000 vigilantes attacked and beat IWW members and burned IWW tent headquarters and camp during ongoing free speech battle in Fresno, California.
Trial of K?tuku and other defendants opened in the supreme court of Japan. Charged under Article 73 of the Criminal Code- "Crimes Against the Throne"; punishable by death.
Emma Goldman's first book Anarchism and Other Essays published.
Trial of K?toku and other Japanese anarchists ended.
Ethel Duffy Turner became editor of the English-language section of Regeneración.
Protest meeting called by Emma Goldman in response to the Japanese anarchists' death sentence.
Francisco Madero returned to Mexico to assume command of all revolutionary fighting forces.
In an editorial in Regeneración, Ricardo Flores Magón broke with Madero, accusing him of being a traitor. Flores Magón denied rumors that he would accept the vice-presidency in Madero government. Disrupted communications indicated that PLM forces throughout Mexico joined or were coerced into Maderista armies.
Mexican Liberal Party appealed to Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor for help and support.
Ricardo Flores Magón appealed to Emma Goldman for support of revolutionary movement in Mexico.
Free Speech League's formal incorporation approved by Supreme Court Justice Giegerich.
PLM issued Manifesto to the World's Toilers in English and Spanish, setting out its revolutionary stance.
Prisoner Ball sponsored by the Anarchist Red Cross to benefit the "exiled and imprisoned comrades" scheduled to take place at the Manhattan Lyceum.
James B. McNamara and Ortie McManigal arrested in Detroit on suspicion of causing the Los Angeles Times explosion of 1 October 1910.
Baja California now mostly under PLM control.
Díaz stepped down as Mexican President and left for Paris.
C.L. James died.
Third meeting of the New York Mexican Revolution Conference held at the Ferrer Center, New York City.
Ricardo and Enrique Flores Magón and others arrested at the Regeneración offices and charged with breaching the neutrality laws; all papers and equipment seized.
Mass meeting in support of the Mexican Revolution scheduled at Cooper Union, New York City. Speakers included Max Baginski, Joseph Ettor, Jaime Vidal, Harry Kelly and Alexander Berkman. Chaired by Leonard Abbott.
Report of statement protesting charges made in Justice (London) that Emma Goldman was a police spy, signed by Leonard Abbott, William English Walling, Hutchins Hapgood, J.G. Phelps Stokes, William Marion Reedy, Alden Freeman, Bolton Hall, Rose Pastor Stokes, Theodore Schroeder, James F. Morton, Jr., Edwin C. Walker, Daniel Kiefer, Rose Strunsky, and Hulda L. Potter Loomis.
U.S. Socialists broke with the Magonistas and supported Madero. Eugene Debs, in the International Socialist Review, called for education and organization, and distanced himself from the PLM.
The New York Call, a Socialist paper, denounced the PLM in Baja California, labeling them bandits.
Emma Goldman attended an excursion held by the Ferrer Association.
Emma Goldman worked unsuccessfully to find a publisher for Alexander Berkman's book.Decided to publish it through the Mother Earth Publishing Association. Gilbert Roe held private benefit to raise money for the publication.
PLM published a manifesto to replace the PLM program of 1906. It critiqued the principle of private property, which they targeted as the sole "reason for government and the church to exist" and declared "war against Authority, war against Capital, and war against the Church."
Emma Goldman solicited Jack London to write a preface for Alexander Berkman's Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist.
McNamaras' trial began in Los Angeles with Clarence Darrow as defense attorney, entering plea of "not guilty."
McNamara defense withdrew its pleas of not guilty, and entered a guilty plea after Lincoln Steffens and Clarence Darrow brokered a deal.
In Los Angeles, John J. McNamara was sentenced to fifteen years and James B. McNamara to life imprisonment in San Quentin. Search continued for David Caplan and Mathew Schmidt, anarchists also suspected in the bombing.San Diego Grand Jury recommended that "Soapbox Row" (a local area historically used for street speaking by single-taxers, Salvation Army, and Wobblies) be cleared and that street speaking be prohibited in the downtown area.
IWW "army" takes Mexicali, supporting the PLM in theMexican Revolution.
Widespread strike in textile factories in Lawrence, Massachusetts as wage slips reveal pay cuts.
Bystander killed at Lawrence, Massachusetts strike in a confrontation between police and strikers.
Joseph Ettor and Arturo Giovannitti, IWW organizers sent to Lawrence, Massachusetts, were charged with incitement to riot and accessories to murder, implicating them in the death of the Lawrence bystander.
The Modern School Magazine launched.
San Diego city ordinance restricting street meetings in the central business district went into effect and immediately forty-one IWW members were arrested for violating the ordinance.
Ettor and Giovannitti arraigned for incitement to riot and as accessories to murder.Hearing lasted for eight days.
Lawrence strikers' children are taken to New York; and later to Jersey City, New Jersey; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Barre, Vermont.
Alexander Berkman and Jack London met to discuss London's preface to Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist.
Alexander Berkman writes to London, thanking him but rejecting his preface for its unsympathetic remarks about anarchism deemed inappropriate because Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist was "not an anarchist tract."
Recently formed California Free Speech League in San Diego staged a protest march to demand better treatment for the IWW members in jail.
Victorious Lawrence strikers vote to return to work.
San Diego police began enforcement of recently enacted "move-on" ordinance.
IWW attorneys Fred Moore and Marcus Robbins wired California governor Hiram Johnson in an attempt to enlist his intervention on behalf of the IWW in San Diego.
San Diego newspaperman Abram Sauer, editor of the San Diego Herald, was kidnapped from his home by local vigilantes for printing affidavits of IWW men who had been beaten by local vigilantes.
Harris Weinstock conducted public hearings on the official investigation into the brutalities in San Diego.
"Greed of Capital Basis of Social Unrest Today," by Emma Goldman, the third of three articles on the Social Unrest appears in the Denver Post.
During the national Socialist Party convention in Indianapolis, Indiana by a delegate vote of 191 to 90, the Socialist Party constitution (Article 2, Section 6) was amended to read that "any member of the Party who opposes political action or advocates crime, sabotage or violence as a weapon of the working class will be expelled."Adoption of the anti-sabotage amendment was perceived by some as a direct attack on William Haywood and other IWW members and supporters.
Emma Goldman's lectures on "Ibsen's Enemy of the People" and "Brieux's Maternity" at the Socialist Hall, San Diego, canceled following the capture and abuse of Ben Reitman and Emma Goldman's departure to Los Angeles, on the 14th.
Voltairine de Cleyre died.
PLM members Ricardo and Enrique Flores Magón, Librado Rivera, and Anselmo Figueroa all convicted on multiple counts of conspiracy to violate neutrality laws.
Convicted PLM members sentenced to 23 months imprisonmentin the federal penitentiary at McNeil Island, Washington. Following their sentencing, riots erupted outside the courthouse.
Enrique Flores Magón and others are taken out of Los Angeles jail to McNeil Island, Washington, for their twenty-three month term.
Ross Winn died.
Syndicalist League founded by William Z. Foster.
Trial begins for Lawrence strike leaders Joseph Ettor and Arturo Giovanitti in Salem, Massachusetts.
Woodrow Wilson elected president. Socialist Eugene Debs earned a popular vote of 900,672.
Ettor and Giovanitti acquitted on all charges.
Special commemorative edition of Mother Earth issued to celebrate Kropotkin's 70th birthday.
Referendum "D" went out to Socialist Party members in the January edition of the Socialist Party Monthly Bulletin with the comment: "Whereas W.D. Haywood, a member of the National Executive Committee, has stated in public meetings in New York City that he never advocated the use of the ballot by the workers, and instead advised them to use direct action and sabotage, violation of Article 2, Section 6, of the National Constitution; therefore be it 'Resolved, By the State Committee, representing the Socialist party of the State of New York, that W.D. Haywood is unworthy to remain any longer a member of the National Executive Committee, and the committee therefore initiates a motion for his recall from the National Executive Committee as provided by the National Constitution.'"
Approximately 800 broad-silk weavers at the Doherty Company mill in Paterson, New Jersey left work to protest the introduction of the multiple-loom system, leading to a drop in wages.
Strike at the Doherty Company mill in Paterson, New Jersey became plant-wide.
The Armory Show (an International Exhibition of Modern Art) opened at the 69th Regiment Armory at Lexington Ave. and 26th Street in New York City. The show was instrumental in bridging the gap between the new American and European art.
IWW Local 152 voted approval for a general strike of all silk workers in Paterson, New Jersey.
By this date more than 23,000 textile workers on strike in Paterson, New Jersey.
William Haywood and Adolph Lessig, a strike leader, arrested on charges of unlawful assemblage and disorderly conduct while leading a group of strikers in Paterson, New Jersey to a meeting in Haledon.
Socialist Party Monthly Bulletin (March-April, edition) reported the results of the balloting and William Haywood's recall from the National Executive Committee by a vote of 22,495 to 10,944, a referendum that removed Bill Haywood from the Socialist Party's highest administrative body for advocating direct action. Haywood left the Party.
Biographical essay on Emma Goldman written by Arahata Kanson published in Kindai Shiso ("Modern Thought") in Japan.
Adolph Lessig officially called off the Paterson strike.
Emma Goldman prevented from speaking at the University of Washington by the Board of Regents; sparking controversy in Seattle, Washington.
Texas deputies attacked a group of PLM supporters led by J.M. Rangel on their way to Mexico, killing Silvestre Lomas. The PLM supporters took two deputies as hostages during the assault.
An armed band captured and arrested all 14 members of the PLM group on charges of the murder of one of the deputies. The whole group was convicted, Rangel was sentenced to 99 years and Charles Cline, an American IWW member, was sentenced to life imprisonment.
Strike began in Colorado by miners working for the John D. Rockefeller owned Colorado Fuel and Iron. Organized by the United Mine Workers Association, miners moved their families to union tent colonies in the countryside away from mining camps.
Emma Goldman moved to larger house at 74 East 119th Street, a ten-room house, with a parlor large enough to accommodate the seating of 100 people. Ben Reitman's mother, in poor health, moved inbriefly and left as conflicts between her and Emma Goldman grew. M. Eleanor Fitzgerald moved in, acted as secretary, and Rhoda Smith acted as housekeeper.
Martial law declared in Colorado.
In the winter, the country was experiencing massive unemployment with over one-quarter of a million people out of work in New York City alone.
The Anarchist Red Cross held its annual Prisoners' Ball at the Harlem River Casino, New York City.
Grocer John G. Morrison and his son Arling were shot and killed at their store by two men in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Joe Hill (Joel Hägglund) taken into custody in Salt Lake City, Utah for the murder of John G. Morrison.
Flores Magóns and other PLM members are released from prison on McNeil Island.
IWW member Joe Hill pled "not guilty" to the charge of first degree murder of grocery store owner John G. Morrison.
Emma Goldman lectured in Brownsville.
In New York City, 1,000 unemployed men led by a young anarchist, Frank Tannenbaum, marched to the Baptist Tabernacle at 164 Second Avenue to demand food and shelter.
In New York City, Tannenbaum led 600 unemployed men to the Labor Temple on East 14th Street, where they were given shelter.
Margaret Sanger released first issue of Woman Rebel.
In New York City, Tannenbaum led a group of 200 unemployed men, including Arthur Caron, to the Church of St. Alphonsus on West Broadway.A riot ensued, leading to Tannnenbaum's arrest and one-year imprisonment on Blackwell's Island for "inciting to riot."
Emma Goldman's book, The Social Significance of Modern Drama was published.
Margaret Sanger informed that the March issue of Woman Rebel violated section 211 of the US criminal code and is unmailable.
Conference of the Unemployed held second rally in Union Square, but it is aggressively dispersed by the police. Arthur Caron and Joe O'Carroll, IWW unemployed organizers, are among those badly beaten.
Colorado National Guards volleyed machine-gun fire into the union tent village in Ludlow, Colorado. Tents were set on fire. At least five miners, twelve children and two women were killed. The event led to a series of demonstrations against the Rockefeller family at their home in Tarrytown, New York, and to further violence in Colorado as hundreds of miners took up arms and attacked mines.
Anarchist Rebecca Edelsohn arrested for disorderly conduct at an Anti-War meeting at Franklin Statue, New York City. She was sentenced to a bond of $300 to keep the peace for ninety days. She refused and was sentenced to ninety days in the workhouse. Edelsohn then declared a hunger strike, becoming the first American political prisoner to declare a hunger strike in order to protest the injustice of her sentence. The Free Speech League took up her case after 48 hours and she was released upon the application for a new trial.
Alexander Berkman announced the formation of the Anti-Militarist League in New York City and encouraged the formation of similar leagues throughout the country.He also continued to organize the unemployed.
Upton Sinclair and his wife organized a "Silent Parade" in Tarrytown, New York in front of Rockefeller's New York Standard Oil offices to protest the Ludlow massacre, with Arthur Caron and Leonard D. Abbott among the marchers. Sinclair was arrested along with four women.
Upton Sinclair and the four women arrested with him on 29 April refused to pay the fines for picketing and serve three days in jail.
Donald Vose arrived at Emma Goldman's apartment in New York with a letter of introduction from his mother and a letter purportedly addressed to Matthew Schmidt "from someone in Washington" (David Caplan).
Joe Hill convicted of murder.Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria murdered in Sarajevo sparking a chain of events which led to World War I.
Explosion on Lexington Avenue in New York City killed Arthur Caron, Carl Hanson, Charles Berg, and Marie Chavez. The three men were apparently planning to bomb John D. Rockefeller's house in Tarrytown. Shortly after, the "To the Public" leaflet issued by the Francisco Ferrer Association, disassociated themselves from the bomb.
Margaret Sanger indicted on three counts of obscenity for publishing the March, May, July issues of Woman Rebel and one count of inciting to murder and assassination by publishing "In Defense of Assassination" by Herbert Thorpe in the July issue.
Joe Hill's petition for a new trial denied.
Mathew Schmidt, while visiting Emma Goldman, met Donald Vose. Also present were Lincoln Steffens and Hutchins Hapgood.
The October issue of the London Freedom printed "A Letter on the Present War" by Peter Kropotkin indicating his support for England and France against German aggression. Kropotkin's stance split the international anarchist movement, which traditionally had been anti-militarist and opposed to nationalism.
Fifth anniversary celebration of Francisco Ferrer's death by the Ferrer Association held at Forward Hall in New York City. A bomb is found at St. Alphonsus' Church and a bomb explodes at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City. Police tried to link the bombs to Tannembaum's IWW church raids of the previous year.
Regeneración suspends publication because of lack of funds.
National Security League formed in New York to advance the cause of military preparedness.
A Comstock agent visited William Sanger's studio, pretending to be a friend of Margaret Sanger and upon his request William Sanger gave him a copy of her pamphlet Family Limitation.
Anthony Comstock agent returned to William Sanger's studio with Comstock. Sanger was arrested for distributing a copy of Margaret Sanger's pamphlet on Family Limitation, taken to court and arraigned with bail set at 500 dollars.
William Sanger bailed out of jail with funds raised by Leonard Abbott and Gilbert Roe.
Mathew Schmidt arrested on the streets of New York after having been informed on by Donald Vose.
International Anarchist Manifesto on the War, signed by Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkman, Errico Malatesta, and over thirty other anarchists from the U.S., England, Holland, Italy, Russia, France and Spain, was issued from London. This anti-war position repudiated Peter Kropotkin's support of England and France against Germany, which he had taken in 1914.
William Sanger and attorney Gilbert Roe request a jury trial for his birth control case, the request is denied.
Emma Goldman held a meeting for the "Italian Boy's Defense."
Trial of William Sanger scheduled to begin, but postponed until April 12; Gilbert Roe was his attorney.
Anniversary celebration of Mother Earth scheduled to take place at the Labor Temple, Brownsville, New York. Frank Abarno and Carmine Carbone found guilty and sentenced to six to twelve years in prison.
Trial of William Sanger, originally scheduled to begin March 15, is again postponed.
Joe Hill's case appealed in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Joe Hill's appeal failed. Three judges decided there was no cause to grant a new trial or reverse the jury's verdict.
Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman fined $100 for distributing birth control information in Portland. The prosecution claimed that the birth control circulars were distributed on the prior Tuesday evening at Emma Goldman's talk on Nietzsche. Ben Reitman admitted to distributing them, but without Emma Goldman's knowledge. They decided to appeal their case. Chief of Police Clark proclaimed that Emma Goldman would not be allowed to speak again in Portland. Emma Goldman spoke in the evening on "The Intermediate Sex (A Discussion of Homosexuality)" at Turn Hall, attended by, among others, policemen in plain clothes, a deputy district attorney, and a deputy city attorney.
Portland case against Emma Goldman dismissed in court by Circuit Judge Gatens, quoted as saying, "There is too much tendency to prudery nowadays. We are shocked to hear things uttered that we are familiar with in our every-day life."Emma Goldman was represented by C.E.S. Wood.
William Sanger tried and convicted for distributing indecent literature, and served a 30 day jail sentence in lieu of paying a $150 fine.
In Salt Lake City, Utah Joe Hill's attorneys applied for the commutation of his sentence to life imprisonment, a petition was denied.
Anthony Comstock died.
President Wilson intervened in the Joe Hill case, asking, and receiving a postponement of the execution until the Swedish minister has had time to speak to the Governor of Utah. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Mrs. J. Sargent Cram, the wife of a prominent Democrat, had asked President Wilson through his secretary, to intervene and grant Joe Hill a reprieve.
Trial of David Caplan and Matthew A. Schmidt, accused of murder in the Los Angeles Times bombing, began. Each had aseparate trial. Schmidt's trial began in the Superior Court of Los Angeles.Emma Goldman lectured about Caplan and Schmidt in Brownsville, New York.
Margaret Sanger arrived in New York City, after fleeing to England to escape charges.
William Sanger is released from prison.
Joe Hill sentenced to die for the third time, the execution set for 19 November.
Regeneración resumed publication from the outskirts of Los Angeles, after having been suspended in December for lack of funds.
Margaret Sanger trial was scheduled to begin but was postponed until 18 January 1916. Defense Attorney counseled Margaret Sanger to plead guilty and accept a plea bargain offered by the US Attorney.
Mathew Schmidt found guilty of murder in the first degree.
Emma Goldman was very ill, and was advised to find better accommodations, as she did not have a bath. She was not allowed to stay at the Theresa hotel, which sparked a number of protests in the press, including one from Harry Weinberger. Emma Goldman eventually obtained a furnished apartment at West 133rd Street, New York City.
Alexander Berkman's periodical, The Blast, commenced publication in San Francisco.
Federal prosecutor dropped charges brought against Margaret Sanger in August 1914 for materials printed in The Woman Rebel.Ricardo and Enrique Flores Magón, indicted by a grand jury for using the mails to distribute material "tending to incite murder, arson, and treason." Ricardo and Enrique arrested; Enrique resisted, and was beaten to the point of requiring stitches for his wounds. William C. Owen, in Washington at the time, escaped arrest and fled to England.
Emma Goldman's preliminary hearing in connection with the charges made at her arrest on February 11 occurred before Judge Simms. Emma Goldman moved for dismissal but was refused, and instead "held over for Special Sessions."
Mass meeting held in San Francisco, California to protest Emma Goldman's arrest for disseminating information on birth control.
David Caplan's trial, postponed from March 14, began.Emma Goldman's hearing began for her 11 February arrest.
Emma Goldman was tried before Judges O'Keeffe, Moss and Herbert (Special Sessions) for lecturing on birth control; sentenced to serve fifteen days in Queens County Jail after refusing to pay a $100 fine.
Oscar Neebe, the Haymarket anarchist, died in Chicago.
Ben Reitman delivered Emma Goldman's lecture on birth control at Harlem Masonic Temple in New York City and also distributed birth control pamphlets.
Easter rebellion breaks out in Dublin.
Ben Reitman arrested at the Mother Earth office in New York City for distributing pamphlets on birth control on the 23 April.
Emma Goldman released from jail.
Ben Reitman's trial for 27 April New York City arrest began and ended in his sentencing of sixty days in the workhouse for distributing birth control pamphlets.He was sent to Queens County Jail with a scheduled release date of 6 July.
The trial of Ricardo and Enrique Magón began in Los Angeles, California. Ricardo was unable to attend due to poor health; the judge denied the reading of a defense statement.
Iron-ore miners went on strike in the Mesabi Range in northern Minnesota calling for an eight hour day and other demands; soon 30,000 miners on strike. The IWW was called on for support. Carlo Tresca and others were sent to help organize the strikers who comprise many different nationalities.
Enrique Flores Magón given a $1000 fine and sentenced to three years prison for each count, to run concurrently; Ricardo also given the same fine and was sentenced to one year and one day on each count. The shorter prison time because of his poor health.
Ricardo Flores Magón freed on bail pending an appeal. Bail posted by Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman.
Margaret Sanger arrested in Portland, Oregon for selling birth control pamphlets.
Armed deputies and guards raided a private home in the Mesabi Range without warrants; a battle broke out, and two guards were killed.
At 3 am, IWW organizers including Carlo Tresca, Joseph Schmidt, and Frank Little arrested in Mesabi Range. They were charged with first degree murder of armed deputies in a nearby town. Although they were not present at the scene of the crime, authorities claimed that their speeches incited violence that caused the killing.
Birth Control Meeting to welcome Ben Reitman's release from prison scheduled at the Harlem Casino, New York City.
Thomas J. Mooney and Rena Mooney arrested in Guernville, California, while returning to San Francisco, California from holiday after notifying police of their whereabouts once they read in the SF Examiner that Thomas Mooney was a wanted man.
Offices of The Blast raided without a warrant by police officials; California subscription list of Mother Earth seized, along with other Emma Goldman material. Alexander Berkman and M. Eleanor Fitzgerald taken to police headquarters, questioned and threatened with arrest.
Warren Billings sentenced to life imprisonment.
In the Brownsville district of Brooklyn, Margaret Sanger opened the first birth control clinic in America.
Bolton Hall was acquitted of the charge of distributing birth control pamphlets at a May 20 meeting held at Union Square, New York City to protest Ben Reitman's imprisonment for advocating birth control in the same place. Emma Goldman arrested on same charge when she appeared to testify on Hall's behalf, and was released on $1,000 bail.
Second trial of David Caplan began after the first ended in a hung jury. Warren Billings convicted of first degree murder.
Margaret Sanger entrapped by a female detective posing as a mother of four children desperate for birth control information; arrested for distributing birth control information from her clinic.
Emma Goldman's hearing for 20 October arrest before Judge Barlow, 10 am; she waived examination, tried to gain an jury trial but was refused. She eventually went to trial on 8 January 1917, where she was aquittedMargaret Sanger freed on bail.
A boat full of forty IWW members arrive in Everett, Washington from Seattle to support the AFL Shingle Weavers strike; arrested and later beaten by vigilantes.
Alexander Berkman returned to New York City to organize support for Mooney/Billings case; he hired an attorney for the defense, W. Bourke Cockran.
The IWW scheduled a meeting in response to repression of striking workers' free speech and the violence on 30 October. 250 IWW members traveled on a small steamer attempting to dock in Everett, met by a group of vigilantes and deputies waiting to stop them. Shots were fired, prompting the IWW boat to turn back. Five IWW members two deputies killed, thirty-one IWW members and twenty deputies wounded, an unknown number drowned, in an event that became known as Everett's "Bloody Sunday."
In the Presidential Election, Allen Benson, the Socialist Party candidate for President, won 585,113, 3.2% of total vote.
Margaret Sanger's trial for distribution of birth control information and for maintaining a public nuisance began, but was then postponed pending the Judge's decision about whether or not to go to Grand Jury.
David Caplan given maximum sentence of ten years in prison.
The offices of The Blast raided in San Francisco, California. Police confiscated letters, manuscripts, and files in an effort to find evidence to connect Alexander Berkman with the Preparedness Day bombing.
Emma Goldman lectured on Francisco Ferrer in Cleveland, Ohio.
Emma Goldman scheduled to present afternoon and evening lectures at the Pythian Temple, Cleveland, Ohio.
Emma Goldman lectured in Yiddish on "The Eternal Spirit of Revolution" at Royle Hall, Cleveland.
Emma Goldman debated C.E. Ruthenberg on "Anarchy, or Direct Action- Socialism, or Political Action" at Pythian Temple, Cleveland, Ohio.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Cleveland.
Francisco Madero, imprisoned by General Victoriano Huerta, assassinated in Mexico City.Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Sex Sterilization of Criminals" at Memorial Hall, 521 Superior Avenue N.W., Cleveland, Ohio.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Psychology of Anarchism" at 3 pm and on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at 8 pm at Memorial Hall, Cleveland, 3 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver two English lectures in the afternoon and evening at Pythian Temple, Cleveland, Ohio.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver Yiddish lecture at Royal Hall, Cleveland.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at Pythian Temple, Cleveland, Ohio.
Emma Goldman lectured afternoon and evening at Pythian Temple, Huron Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
Emma Goldman lectured to a Yiddish audience at Royal Hall in Cleveland and taken ill with the grippe.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Free or Forced Motherhood" at Moose Hall, Cleveland, Ohio.
Emma Goldman spoke on birth control to a Yiddish audience at Royal Hall, Cleveland.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Anarchism and Human Nature: Do They Harmonize?" at 3 pm and on "The Life and Struggle of Russian Literature: Leo Tolstoy, Artist and Prophet" at 8 pm at Pythian Temple, Cleveland, Ohio.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Educational and Sexual Dwarfing of the Child" at Moose Hall, Cleveland.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Is Birth Control Harmful: a Discussion of the Limitation of Offspring" at Moose Hall, Cleveland. Ben Reitman arrested for "calling for volunteers to distribute birth control literature." Placed under $1,000 bail, the money was quickly raised by friends.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Toledo, Ohio.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Toledo, Ohio.
Emma Goldman lectured in Toledo. Robert Henri was in attendance.Several thousand anarchists protested the executions of K?toku and the other Japanese anarchists at meeting in Webster Hall followed by a march down Broadway in New York City. Speakers included Bayard Boyesen and Alexander Berkman. Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman sent a telegram of support.PLM forces captured Mexicali.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Syndicalism, The Modern Menace to Capitalism" at Meredith Hall, corner of Jefferson and Michigan, Toledo, Ohio. Between 4,000 and 5,000 silk workers left work according to a prearranged plan, and the Paterson silk general strike began. Carlo Tresca, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, and Patrick Quinlan were all arrested on charges of incitement to riot after speaking at a workers gathering.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at Meredith Hall, Toledo.
Emma Goldman spoke in the afternoon and evening on "Woman Suffrage" at German Hod Carriers' Hall, Chicago, Illinois.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon and evening at Hod-Carriers' Hall, Harrison and Green Streets, Chicago, Illinois.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Yiddish in Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled for two meetings in English in Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Anarchism, the Moving Spirit in the Labor Struggle" at 3 pm and on "Art and Revolution" at 8 pm at Hod Carriers' Hall, Chicago, Illinois.
Emma Goldman scheduled to debate Arthur Lewis on "Direct Action Versus Political Action" in Chicago. She was also scheduled to speak on "Maternity, a Drama by Brieux (Why the poor should not have children)" at Hod Carriers' Hall, Chicago, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Socialism Caught in the Political Trap" at Hod Carriers' Hall, Chicago, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to debate Dr. Denslow Lewis about the usefulness of marriage at Hod Carriers' Hall, Chicago, 8 pm. Emma Goldman argued that "the institution of marriage is detrimental to society."
Emma Goldman debated against Arthur M. Lewis about the usefulness of marriage at Hod Carriers' Hall, Chicago, 8 pm. While in Chicago, Emma Goldman held at least two Jewish meetings, and lectured on "Art and Revolution" and Rostand's Chantecler.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Sex, the great element of creative work" at 3 pm and on "Anarchy" at 8pm at the Oakland Music Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman visited Voltairine de Cleyre's grave site at the Waldheim cemetery in Chicago, Illinois on her way back to New York City.
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman scheduled to speak at the celebration of Peter Kropotkin's 70th birthday at West Side Auditorium, Chicago, Illinois, 8pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Syndicalism in Theory and Practice" at West Side Auditorium Annex, Chicago, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Failure of Democracy" at 3 pm and on Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist at 8 pm at Oakland Music Hall, 40th St. and Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.
Emma Goldman scheduled to present lecture on the modern drama at the Lexington Hotel, 22nd Street and Michigan Boulevard, 5 pm and on "Sex Sterilization of Criminals" at Oakland Music Hall, 8 pm, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to present lecture on the modern drama at the Lexington Hotel, 5 pm and scheduled to lecture on "Syndicalism, The Modern Menace to Capitalism" at Oakland Music Hall, 8 pm, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on the modern drama at the Lexington Hotel, Chicago, 5 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to continue her lecture series on the modern drama at the Lexington Hotel at 5 pm and on "The Psychology of Anarchism" at Oakland Music Hall, 8 pm, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to continue lecture series on the modern drama at the Lexington Hotel at 5 pm and on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at Oakland Music Hall, 8 pm, Chicago.42nd anniversary of the Paris Commune was celebrated with concert and speeches at the Terrace Lyceum, 206 East Broadway, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to continue her lecture series on the modern drama at the Lexington Hotel, Chicago, 5 pm.
Ben Reitman reported that Emma Goldman opened Mother Earth's seventh annual lecture tour on this date in Chicago, Illinois with "three splendid Jewish meetings."
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Conflict of the Sexes" at Workman's Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver the first afternoon lecture in a series on the modern drama beginning with "The Scandinavian Drama: Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler and The Master Builder, and August Strindberg's Comrades and The Link" at Lexington Hotel, 22nd Street and Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "Anarchism vs. Socialism" at International Labor Hall, 538 Wells Street, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon on "The German Drama: Herman Sudermann's The Fires of St. John; Gerhart Hauptmann's Lonely Lives and Rose Bernd, and Ludwig Thoma's Morals" at Lexington Hotel, Chicago. Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "Our Moral Censors" at International Labor Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon on "The English Drama: John Galsworthy's The Eldest Son and The Fugitive; St. John Hankin's The Last of the De Mullins; John Masefield's The Tragedy of Nan, and J.C. Francis' Change" at Lexington Hotel, Chicago. Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Individual and Society" at International Labor Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon on "The Irish Drama: J.W. Synge's The Playboy; W.B. Yeats' Where There is Nothing; Lady Gregory's Spreading the News; Lenox Robinson's Harvest and Birthright, and T.C. Murray's Maurice Harte at Lexington Hotel, Chicago. Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Hypocrisy of Charity" at International Labor Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon on "The American Drama: Eugene Walter's The Easiest Way; Mark E. Swan's Her Own Money; William Hurlbut's The Strange Woman, and George Middleton's Nowadays" at Lexington Hotel, Chicago. In the evening she was scheduled to lecture on "Beyond Good and Evil" at International Labor Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Russian Drama: Leo Tolstoy's The Fruits of Enlightenment; Anton Chekov's The Swan Song and The Cherry Orchard; Maksim Gorky's The Smug Citizens, and Leonid Andreyev's Anathema" at Lexington Hotel, Chicago, 4:30 pm. At 8pm she was scheduled to lecture in German on "Anarchism and Labor" at International Labor Hall, Chicago.Third mass meeting of the Conference of the Unemployed held in Union Square in New York City without a police permit.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon on "The Mother Strike" at International Labor Hall, Chicago. In the evening lectured on "The Anti-Christ" in Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Yiddish on "The Psychology of War" at Hod Carrier's Hall, Harrison and Green Streets, Chicago, Illinois.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon on the Scandinavian drama, topics included Ibsen's Specter, and Strindberg's The Father and The Friend (Camarade), the first of a series of Yiddish lectures on the modern drama at Workman's Hall, 12th Street, Chicago.In the evening, Emma Goldman's first English propaganda lecture on "War, and the Sacred Right of Property" scheduled at East End Hall, Erie and Clark Streets, Chicago.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Immorality of Prohibition and Continence" at East End Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to open lecture series in the evening with "Introduction: The Modern Drama as a Mirror of Individual, Class and Social Rebellion Against the Tyranny of the Past," at Fine Arts Building, 410 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver a propaganda lecture on "The Betrayal of the International" at East End Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Scandinavian Drama: Henrik Ibsen's The Comedy of Love; August Strindberg's Lucky Pehr, and Hjalmar Bergstrom's Karen Borneman and Lyndgard and Co." at Fine Arts Building, Chicago.Margaret Sanger fled the country by train to Montreal, Canada to escape charges against her.
Emma Goldman scheduled to hold a meeting in Yiddish on "The False Pretenses of Culture" at Hod Carrier's Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The German Drama: Gerhardt Hauptmann's Hannele; Hermann Sudermann's The End of Sodom, and Max Halbe's Youth" at the Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman expected to deliver in the afternoon a drama lecture in Yiddish on Hauptmann's The Singing Bells; Ekman Tudarman's [Hermann Sudermann] Magda; Frank Wedekind's Fruhlings ErwachenSprings Awakenings, and Marx Heldge's [Max Halbe] The Youth at Workman's Hall, Chicago.Emma Goldman spoke in the evening on "The Psychology of War," at Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled for lecture on "The Sham of Culture" at East End Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The French Drama: Eugene Brieux's The Red Robe; Paul Hervieu's In Chains, Henry Beque's The Vultures, and Henry Bataille's Plays" at Fine Arts Building, Chicago.Margaret Sanger sailed for England from Canada, fleeing charges.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Czar and 'My Jews'" at East End Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Italian and Spanish Drama: Gabrielle D'Annunzio's The Daughter of Jorio; Guiseppe Giacosa's The Sacred Ground, and Jose Echegaray's The Great Galcotto" at Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled for an evening Yiddish lecture on "The Tsar and 'My Jews'" at Hodcarrier's Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The English Drama: George Bernard Shaw's Misalliance and Fanny's First Play; Charles Rann Kennedy's The Idol Breaker, and John Galsworthy's The Mob" at Fine Arts Building, Chicago.The PLM published an open letter to the workers of the United States encouraging them to back the struggle of the working class in Mexico. The letter was reprinted in the April 1915 issue of Mother Earth.
Emma Goldman scheduled for a drama lecture in the afternoon in Yiddish on Jakov Gardin's [Jacob Gordin] The Shita; Shalom Asch's [Sholem Asch] The God of Revenge, and David Pinhas's [David Pinski] The Family Tria at Workman's Hall, Chicago. Emma Goldman spoke in the evening on "War and 'Our Lord'" (also named as "Religion and the War") at Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver a propaganda lecture on "The Misconceptions of Free Love " at East End Hall, Chicago.In the early morning, Alexander Berkman was arrested in New York City for felonious assault of a police officer, after an altercation took place between the police and anarchists on their way home from a farewell dinner for Alexander Berkman, who was about to leave on a nation-wide lecture tour. Four other people, including Golos Truda editor William Shatov, were also arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. Three were sentenced to ten days in the workhouse and one chose to pay a ten dollar fine.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The American Drama: Plays by Butler Davenport, George Middleton, and others, to be announced later" at Fine Arts Building in Chicago. Alexander Berkman was released on $1000 bail provided by the father of Andrea Ciofalo, a member of the New York Bresci group. He left New York for Pittsburgh, the first engagement on his lecture tour.
Emma Goldman and other speakers scheduled for 27th anniversary of the Haymarket martyrs event at East End Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Jewish Drama: Jacob Gordin's The Slaughter; Sholem Asch's The God of Vengeance; David Pinsky's The Zwee Family, and Max Nordau's A Question of Honor " at Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at an evening Yiddish propaganda meeting on "The False Fundamentals of the Free Love" at Hodcarriers, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Russian Drama: Maxim Gorky's Summer Folk; Anton Chekov's The Three Sisters, and Leonid Andreyev's The Life of Man and Savva " at Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver a drama lecture in the afternoon in Yiddish on Tolstoy's The Living Dead; Gorky's The Night Asylum (The Lower Depths); Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard, and Andreyev's King Hungerat Workman's Hall, Chicago. Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Czar and 'My Jews'" at Fine Arts Building, Chicago. Emma Goldman spoke on "The Relationship of Anarchism to Literature" at the Chicago Press Club luncheon while in Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Nietzsche--The Intellectual Storm Centre of the European War" at the Fine Arts Assembly Room, Fine Arts Building, Chicago, Illinois.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Is Man a Varietist or Monogamist?" at the Fine Arts Assembly Room, Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Jealousy" at the Fine Arts Assembly Room, Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Social Revolution vs. Social Reform" at the Fine Arts Assembly Room, Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Feminism (A criticism of the Modern Woman's Movements)" at the Fine Arts Assembly Room, Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Intermediate Sex (A study of Homosexuality)" at the Fine Arts Assembly Room, Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Limitation of Offspring" at the Fine Arts Assembly Room, Fine Arts Building, Chicago. Ferrer's Modern School moves from New York to the Stelton Community in New Jersey.
Joe Hill executed by a Utah firing squad. Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening in Yiddish at the Workingmen's Hall, West 12th and Miller Sts., Chicago, Illinois.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon in Yiddish at Workman's Hall and in the evening on "Preparedness, the Road to War and Disaster" at Fine Arts Theatre, 410 South Michigan Ave., Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Right of the Child not to be Born" at Fine Arts Theatre, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Message of Anarchism" at Fine Arts Theatre, Chicago.A large funeral procession for Joe Hill in Chicago. An estimated 30,000 in attendance, including William Haywood. Emma Goldman sent a wreath of support.
Emma Goldman to deliver a Yiddish lecture at Workman's Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "Sex, the Great Element of Creative Art" at Fine Arts Theatre, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon to a Yiddish audience at Workman's Hall, Chicago. Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Philosophy of Atheism" at Fine Arts Theatre, Chicago.
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "Victims of Morality" at Fine Arts Theatre, Chicago.
Emma Goldman lectured, perhaps in Yiddish, on "Birth Control" in Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "Nietzsche and the German Kaiser" at Fine Arts Theatre, Chicago.
Emma Goldman lectured in Yiddish in Chicago.
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "Birth Control" at Fine Arts Theatre, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "Beyond Good and Evil" at Fine Arts Theatre, Chicago.
Emma Goldman spoke at a Memorial Meeting for the Chicago Anarchists at East End Hall, Chicago, Illinois. William D. Haywood, Theodore Appel, and Lucy E. Parsons also spoke, with Ben Reitman as chairman.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Russian Literature: "The Life Struggle and Martyrdom of Russian Literature" in Recital Hall at Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Free or Forced Motherhood? (The Why and How of Birth Control)" at East End Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Russian Literature: "Ivan Turgenev, The Eternal conflict between the Old and Young Generations" in Recital Hall at the Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Russian Literature: "Leo Tolstoy, Artist and Prophet" in the Recital Hall at Fine Arts Building, Chicago. Margaret Sanger arrested at the reopened Brownsville clinic for maintaining a public nuisance.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Anarchism and Human Nature: Are They Opposed to Each Other?" at East End Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Russian Literature: "Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Psychologist of Misery and Poverty" in the Recital Hall at Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Russian Literature, "Anton Chekov, The Idealist" in the Recital Hall at Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman held meeting on birth control in the afternoon in Chicago. In the evening, Emma Goldman lectured on Russian Literature: "Maxim Gorky, The Voice of Revolt" in Recital Hall of the Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Intermediate Sex. (A Discussion of Homosexuality)" at East End Hall, Chicago.Tenth IWW national convention began at Bush Temple in Chicago. A resolution was adopted openly declaring the IWW opponents to the first World War, patriotism, nationalistic sectionalism, and militarism.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Russian Literature, "Leonid Andreyev, The Iconoclast" at Recital Hall, Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Educational and Sexual Dwarfing of the Child" at East End Hall, Chicago.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Russian Literature: "Michael Artzibashev, The Liberator of Sex" at Recital Hall, Fine Arts Building, Chicago.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Francisco Ferrer and the Modern School," and "The Drama, the Most Powerful Disseminator of Radicalism" at Freie Gemeinde Hall, 264 Fourth Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Ben Reitman also spoke on "The Struggle for Free Speech."
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in German on "White Slave Traffic in This and European Countries," in Milwaukee.
Emma Goldman spoke in Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin.
Emma Goldman in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. IWW held protest meeting in front of San Diego city jail.Police called in the fire department to disperse the crowd, spraying them with water from fire hoses.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Sex Sterilization of Criminals" at 3 pm and on "Syndicalism, The Modern Menace to Capitalism" at 8 pm at Freie Gemeinde Hall, 262-264 Fourth Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver lecture in German on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at Freie Gemeinde Hall, Milwaukee, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman delivered a lecture in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, arranged by Yiddish comrades.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Family Life a Prison for Parents and Child" at North-side Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Organized by the "Milwaukee Anarchist Group."
Emma Goldman spoke on the difference between students in the US and Russia in the afternoon to the socialist club of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin. Ben Reitman discussed "The Educator and the Advocate." In the evening she spoke at The Knights of Pythias Lodge, Madison. Alexander Berkman accompanied Anthony Comstock to the office of the District Attorney to inquire about the holding of the January 1910 issue of Mother Earth by the Post Office. Inspector-in-Charge, W.S. Mayer decided that the magazine included nothing legally objectionable. The following morning the New York Times reported that Comstock claimed the incident was a publicity scheme for Mother Earth.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Drama as a Disseminator of Revolutionary Ideas" and "Love and Marriage from an Anarchist Perspective" at the Knights of Pythias Hall, Madison.
Emma Goldman scheduled to give two lectures in Madison, Wisconsin.
Emma Goldman lectured to two large student audiences in Madison, Wisconsin.
Emma Goldman in Hannibal, Missouri. Meeting organized by, sole anarchist in Hannibal, A.H. Garner. Police insisted on taking names of all who attended.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Ferrer and the Modern School" at Druid's Hall, 9th and Market Streets, St. Louis, Missouri.
Emma Goldman scheduled an afternoon lecture either on "Woman Suffrage" or "The Modern Drama as a Revolutionary Agency" at Druid's Hall, St. Louis. At 8:15 p.m. she spoke on "Leo Tolstoy the Last Great Christian" at the Music and Arts Building, 347 Broadway, St. Louis.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in German on "The White Slave Traffic in America" at Druid's Hall, St. Louis.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Art in Relation to Life" at Artists' Guild on Union Boulevard, St. Louis.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Preachers and Purity" at 3 pm and an evening lecture on "The Drama" with special reference to local St. Louis events at Druid's Hall, St. Louis. Lecture included: Tolstoy's Power of Darkness, Ibsen's Brand, Galworthy's Strife, Hauptmann's Before Sunrise and Lonely Souls, Gorky's Pit, Wedekind's Spring's Awakening, and Shaw's Major Barbara.
Emma Goldman lectured at, and was entertained with Ben Reitman by, the St. Louis Artists Guild, St. Louis.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver "The Eternal Spirit of Revolution" in the afternoon and "The Social Importance of Ferrer's Modern School" in the evening at Odeon Recital Hall, St. Louis, Missouri.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Tolstoy--Artist and Rebel" at Wednesday Club Auditorium, St. Louis. On this visit to St. Louis, Emma Goldman met with Roger Baldwin and Robert Minor.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Victims of Morality" at Odeon Recital Hall, St. Louis.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Galsworthy's Justice." at Wednesday Club Auditorium, St. Louis. Rental of the hall controversial. Fresno, California city officials repealed ban on street speaking.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Yiddish on Tolstoy in St. Louis.
Emma Goldman spoke in the afternoon on "Anarchy and Its Relation to the Workman" and in the evening on "The Failure of Christianity" at Odeon Hall, St. Louis, Missouri.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver evening lectures at Druid's Hall, St. Louis.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture at Odeon Hall in St. Louis.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Failure of Democracy," at Majestic Hall, Beaumont and Morgan Streets, 2700 West, St. Louis, Missouri, 3 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Sex Sterilization of Criminals," at Majestic Hall, St. Louis, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Syndicalism, The Modern Menace to Capitalism" at Majestic Hall, St. Louis, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Alexander Berkman's Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist at Majestic Hall, St. Louis, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at Majestic Hall, St. Louis, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on topics including "War and the Sacred Right of Property," "The Sham of Culture," "The Misconceptions of Free Love," and "The Psychology of Anarchism" at Trade Union Central Federation Hall, St. Louis, Missouri. Propaganda meetings took place in the afternoons and evenings of Sunday 19 November and Sunday 6 December. Altogether she spoke at eight English and two Yiddish meetings.
Emma Goldman delivered five English lectures including one on birth control at Open Forum, St. Louis, Missouri.
Emma Goldman scheduled for four lectures in Detroit, Michigan.
Emma Goldman spoke at a meeting in Detroit, Michigan.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Victims of Morality" at Staebler Hall, 257 Beaubien Street, Detroit, Michigan.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Eternal Spirit of the Revolution" at Staeblers Hall, Detroit, Michigan
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Danger In The Growing Power of the Church" at Friedmans Hall,Detroit, Michigan
Emma Goldman lectured on "Justice" and "Tolstoy,The Artist and Rebel" at Friedmans Hall, 392 Hastings Street, Detroit, Michigan.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist at Prismatic Hall, 140 First Street, Detroit, Michigan, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at Prismatic Hall, Detroit, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Syndicalism, The Modern Menace to Capitalism" at Duffy Hall, 64 Grand River Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman spoke on "War" in Detroit, Michigan.
Emma Goldman spoke on "War and its relation to property" at Turner Hall, Detroit. November 23 Emma Goldman spoke on "Misconceptions of Free Love" at Arbeiter Hall, Detroit.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The War and Our Lord" Prismatic Hall, Detroit.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Philosophy of Atheism" at Turner Hall, 136 Sherman Street, Detroit, Michigan.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Right of the Child Not to Be Born" at Turner Hall, Detroit.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "Frederick Nietzsche, the Intellectual Storm Center of the European War" at Turner Hall, Detroit.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Detroit, Michigan.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Influence of Drama on Anarchism" in the afternoon and on "Anarchism" in the evening at Johnson Tent Hall 109, North Main Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Emma Goldman lectured in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Damaged Goods by Brieux" at 3 pm and on "Syndicalism, The Modern Menace to Capitalism" at 8 pm at Woodmen's Hall, Main and Washington Streets, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Emma Goldman spoke in the afternoon and evening in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on birth control and on Nietzsche at Woodman's Hall, Main and Washington Streets, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Ann Arbor police unsuccessfully attempted to stop the lecture on birth control.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Leo Tolstoy, Artist and Prophet, and Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Psychologist of Misery and Poverty" at Woodman's Hall, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Anton Chekov, The Idealist, and Maxim Gorky, The Voice of Revolt" at Woodman's Hall, Ann Arbor.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Leonid Andreyev, The Iconoclast" at Woodman's Hall, Ann Arbor.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Michael Artzibashev, The Liberator of Sex" at Woodman's Hall, Ann Arbor.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Buffalo, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Buffalo, New York.
Emma Goldman held three meetings in Rochester, New York.
Emma Goldman met the liberal mayor of Toledo, Brand Whitlock, for the first time, at a lecture he delivered to the City Club in Rochester. In 1911 Whitlock became Vice President of the Free Speech League.
Emma Goldman in Rochester, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Tolstoy in Rochester, New York.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The War" at the Victoria Theatre, Rochester, New York, an afternoon event organized by Miriam Cominsky, Emma Goldman's niece.
Emma Goldman spoke on the Birth Strike to a packed meeting at Rochester Labor Lyceum, Rochester.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Tolstoy" at Century Club, Rochester, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Ibsen's Ghosts and An Enemy of the People" at Recital Hall, Rochester.
Emma Goldman spoke on "August Strindberg's The Father and Countess Julia" at Recital Hall, Rochester, where Ben Reitman was arrested for distributing birth control literature in an illegal pamphlet on contraceptives supposedly discovered inside William Robinson's book Limitation of Offspring.David Caplan found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for his role in the Los Angeles Times bombing.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Anarchism and Human Nature: Do They Harmonize?" at Labor Lyceum, Rochester.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Educational and Sexual Dwarfing of the Child" at Labor Lyceum, Rochester.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Free or Forced Motherhood?: The Need of Birth Control" at Labor Lyceum, Rochester. Ben Reitman in court.
Emma Goldman lectured on the "General Strike" in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman scheduled to debate with Mr. Ruppel of the Alleghney Socialist Party local on "Socialism Against the Philosophy of Anarchism" at the Labor Temple, Pittsburgh. Hall managers cancelled the debate when it was discovered that another speaker was booked for the same night. She, however, debated with Ruppel that night to a packed hall, possibly at the Canton Auditorium.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Resurrection of Alexander Berkman: Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist" at 3 pm and on "Syndicalism, The Hope of the Worker" at 8 pm at Caton's Hall, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman at a meeting in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania organized by Jacob Margolis.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Limitation of Offspring" in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She may have spoken instead on "The Message of Anarchy," a lecture Emma Goldman writes, which she formerly delivered under the name of "Psychology of Anarchism."
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "Birth Control or the Prevention of Conception" at Montefero Hall, 2616 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "Preparedness, the Road to Universal Slaughter" at Montefero Hall, Pittsburgh.
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "Feminism, a Discussion of the Follies of the Woman's Rights Movement" at Montefero Hall, Pittsburgh.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Preparedness" at noon at a street meeting in Pittsburgh, to shell makers outside the Westing House armaments factory. In the evening, Emma Goldman spoke at the International Meeting to Commemorate the Death of Our Chicago Comrades, at Montefero Hall in Pittsburgh. Additional short speeches by Jacob Margolis and William Wycis (in Polish).
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "The Immorality of Prohibition and Continence", at Montefero Hall, Pittsburgh.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Scandinavian Drama" at Conservatory of Music, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The German Drama" at Conservatory of Music, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. President Wilson launched national campaign to generate support for Preparedness with three rousing speeches in New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The French Drama" at Conservatory of Music, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Wilson delivered final speech of the Preparedness campaign in St. Louis, Missouri.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The English Drama" at Conservatory of Music, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The American Drama" at Conservatory of Music, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Russian Drama" at Conservatory of Music, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Irish Drama: John Millington Synge, William Butler Yeats, Thomas Cornelius Murray" at Conservatory of Music, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This was the beginning of a second drama course in Pittsburgh.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Irish Drama Continued: O'Kelly, Mayne, Robinson" at the Conservatory of Music, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. David Caplan's trial originally scheduled to begin on March 14 but was postponed until April 5.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Italian and Spanish Drama" at Conservatory of Music, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman spoke sometime during this period at the Hungry Club, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Friederich Nietzsche, The Intellectual Storm Center of the Great War" at the Conservatory of Music, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman arrived in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Tolstoy, Artist and Rebel" at 3 pm and on Galsworthy's Justice at 8 pm at McElroy's Hall, 723 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture at McElroy's Hall, Minneapolis, 8 p.m.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Danger in the Growing Power of the Church" at Dania Hall, Cedar Avenue and Fifth Street, Minneapolis, 8 p.m.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Victims of Morality" at Dania Hall, Minneapolis.
Emma Goldman in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Emma Goldman in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Failure of Democracy" at 3 pm and on Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist at 8 pm at Federation Hall, 102 Washington Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Sex Sterilization of Criminals" at Federation Hall, Minneapolis, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Syndicalism, The Modern Menace to Capitalism" at Federation Hall, Minneapolis, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at Federation Hall, Minneapolis, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Philosophy of Anarchism" in the afternoon and on "Misconception of Free Love" in the evening in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Emma Goldman's proposed to speak on "Birth Control, Why & How Workers Should Have Small Families" in the evening in Minneapolis.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at the Labor Temple, Sioux City, Iowa.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at City Hall, Sioux City. Emma Goldman arrived in Omaha, Nebraska.
William C. Owen replaced Ethel Duffy Turner as editor of the English-language section of Regeneración.Emma Goldman in Sioux City, Iowa.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Drama," "Ferrer" and "Marriage and Love" in Denver, Colorado.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Anarchy-What it Really Is" at Granada Hall, Denver.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Tolstoy" in the afternoon and "Revolutions" in the evening at Champs Hall, Denver, Colorado.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Church" at Champs Hall, Denver.
Emma Goldman lectured on "The Victims of Morality (Modern Monks and Nuns)" at Champs Hall, Denver.
Flores Magóns released on bail.Emma Goldman lectured on "The General Strike" at the Womans Club, Denver, Colorado.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Wedekinds Springs Awakening at the Woman's Club, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to debate Dr. Duren J. H. Ward, editor of Up the Divide, on "Anarchism versus Socialism," in Denver.
Emma Goldman lectured on the Brieux play, "Maternity," in Denver, Colorado.Harris Weinstock appointed by California Governor Hiram W. Johnson to investigate "charges of cruelty and all matters pertaining to the recent disturbances in the city of San Diego."
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "Socialism Caught in the Political Trap" at East Turner Hall, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Sex, the Great Element of Creative Work" at East Turner Hall, Denver. Harris Weinstock arrived in San Diego, California, met with local officials in the evening.
Emma Goldman lectured on Rostand's Chantecler in the ballroom of the Brown Palace Hotel, Denver. Lecture chaired by Albert Vogle.
Emma Goldman lectured in the afternoon on the "Possibilities of Human Nature" and in the evening on "Art and Revolution" to the Women's Club in Denver. IWW organizers, on their way to San Diego, California to fight for free speech, attended Emma Goldman's talk; collection made to support them.
Emma Goldman attended a Denver production of Rostand's Chantecler in the evening at the Broadway, starring Maude Adams as Chantecler. Emma Goldman acted as a Denver Post theater critic.
Emma Goldman began her 5 pm drama classes at the Woman's Club and scheduled to continue them daily for a week. Later in the evening, Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at Normal Hall, Denver.
Emma Goldman taught a 5 pm drama class at the Woman's Club, in Denver. Later in the evening, Emma Goldman lectured on "The Drama" at Normal Hall, Denver.
Emma Goldman taught a class on French and German Drama at the Woman's Club, in Denver.
Emma Goldman taught a class on Russian drama at the Woman's Club, completing her Denver lecture series and the drama class scheduled to give her a farewell reception at 35 East 18th Avenue, Denver. "Nation Seethes in Social Unrest," the first of a three part series by Emma Goldman on the Social Unrest appears in the Denver Post.
Emma Goldman scheduled to arrive in Denver, Colorado.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture about the San Diego free speech fight at Marble hall, Denver.
Emma Goldman spoke on the life of Strindberg to twenty people on the opening night of her drama course. She was scheduled to teach classes on the modern drama from 4-5:30 for two weeks, 4 nights a week at the Cafe Martin, Denver. Her intention to teach another course on Eugenics was abandoned after lack of public interest.
Emma Goldman delivered lecture on "Patriotism, a Menace to Liberty" at the Normal Hall, Denver.
Emma Goldman's scheduled to lecture on "Vice, its cause and cure," in Denver.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Andreyev's King Hunger" to her drama class in Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver opening lecture of a series, until May 1, excluding Sunday, on Friederich Nietzsche at the Woman's Club, Denver, Colorado,5 pm. Emma Goldman scheduled for opening evening lecture at Howe Hall, Denver, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Friederich Nietzsche at the Woman's Club, 5 pm. and scheduled to lecture at Normal Hall, Denver, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture at Normal Hall at 3 pm and at Howe Hall, 8 pm, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Friederich Nietzsche at the Woman's Club, 5 pm. and scheduled to lecture at Howe Hall, Denver, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Friederich Nietzsche at the Woman's Club, 5 pm. and at Howe Hall, 8 pm, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Friederich Nietzsche at the Woman's Club, 5 pm. and at Howe Hall, 8pm, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled an afternoon lecture on Friederich Nietzsche at the Woman's Club, Denver, 5 pm. and scheduled to open drama series, similar to the previous year's series, in Denver, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on the drama in Denver, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman spoke at a memorial meeting for Joseph Mikolasek, an IWW member killed during the 1912 San Diego free speech fight, at the IWW Hall in Denver. Charles Cline also spoke.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on the drama in Denver, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on the drama in Denver, Colorado.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on the drama in Denver, at a local Jewish meeting. Upton Sinclair paid his fine and was released from the Tombs Prison. Alexander Berkman, Rebecca Edelsohn, and others take part in an International May Day celebration at Mulberry Bend Park under the auspice of the Anti-Militarist League. Alexander Berkman makes speech criticizing Rockefeller for his part in Ludlow massacre and urges a general strike, many carry banners linking Ludlow to Mexico. The demonstration ended in a procession to Union Square where they joined socialists in a mass revolutionary demonstration.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at a meeting called to protest the use of federal troops in the Colorado mining strike and the war with Mexico at a meeting at East Turner Hall, 2132 Arapahoe St., Denver, organized by the Anti-Militarist League of Denver.Demonstrations occur at Rockefeller's church in New York and at his country estate in Pocantico hills.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver a series of evening lectures on "The Revolutionary Significance of the Modern Drama" in the Building Trades Club Hall, 1749 Arapahoe Street, Denver.
Emma Goldman's delivers a concluding drama lecture in Denver, and attends a party for the IWW members released from jail. While in Denver, a Free Speech victory march for the 27 IWW members released from jail was led by Ben Reitman down 16th St. A local Free Speech League was established in conjunction with the National Free Speech League.
Emma Goldman leaves Denver for Salt Lake City, Utah to lecture at two scheduled meetings.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the afternoon on "Friederich Nietzsche, the Intellectual Storm Center of the European War," and in the evening on "Misconceptions of Free Love" at Marble Hall, 1514 Cleveland Place, Denver, Colorado.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "Jealousy, Its Cause and Possible Cure," at Marble Hall, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Intermediate Sex (A Discussion of Homosexuality)," at Marble Hall, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "Limitation of Offspring. Why and How Small Families are Preferable" at Marble Hall, Denver.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Right of the Child Not to be Born," at Upper Howe Hall, Denver, Colorado.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Anarchism and Human Nature" at Marble Hall, Denver, Colorado.
Emma Goldman scheduled to begin a course of afternoon lectures with "Russian Literature: The Voice of Revolt (Introduction)" in the afternoon at Adams Hotel, Denver.Trial of Warren K. Billings began in San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Russian Literature: The Voice of Revolt (Turgenev)" at Adams Hotel, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Russian Literature: The Voice of Revolt (Tolstoy)" at Adams Hotel, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the afternoon on "Russian Literature: The Voice of Revolt (Dostoyevsky)" at the Adams Hoteland in the evening on "The Educational and Sexual Dwarfing of the Child" at Marble Hall, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Russian Literature: The Voice of Revolt (Chekhov)" at Adams Hotel, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Russian Literature: The Voice of Revolt (Gorky)" at Adams Hotel, Denver.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the afternoon on "Russian Literature: The Voice of Revolt (Andreyev)" at Adams Hotel, Denver. Also scheduled to speak in the evening on "Free or Forced Motherhood: The Why and How of Birth Control" in Marble Hall, Denver. Mesabi Range strike in Minnesota called off by the Central Strike Committee.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Russian Literature: The Voice of Revolt (Artzibashev)" at the Adams Hotel, Denver. Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Free or Forced Motherhood: The Why and How of Birth Control" to the Denver Birth Control League in Denver; Ben Reitman discussed methods of birth control.
Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman arrived in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Anarchism and What it Really Stands For" in the evening at Keefe Hall Annex, Cheyenne. Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman arrested, but released that night with aid from prominent Cheyenne residents and two attorneys. Emma Goldman held an informal meeting in her room at the Metropolitan hotel after her release.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in on "Marriage and Love" in the afternoon and "The Drama" in the evening at Fraternal Hall, Cheyenne.
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "Francisco Ferrer and the Modern School" at Eastman's Hall on State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Reverend William Thurston Brown introduced her.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The White Slave Traffic" at Eastman's Hall, Salt Lake City.
John J. McNamara, Secretary-Treasurer of the Iron Workers Union, arrested in Indianapolis on suspicion of causing the Los Angeles Times explosion of 1 October 1910.Emma Goldman scheduled to debate socialist Murray King at the Federation of Labor Hall, Salt Lake City, Utah but he was replaced with Philip Engle.
Emma Goldman scheduled to give an afternoon and evening lecture at Federation of Labor Hall, Salt Lake City.
Emma Goldman gave two lectures at Socialist Hall, Salt Lake City, Utah. In her afternoon lecture she condemned labor leaders who renounced the McNamaras, calling them "yellow curs." She spoke on "Sex the Great Element of Creative Work" in the evening. "Woman Center of Social Storm Which Is Sweeping US Along," by Emma Goldman appears in the Denver Post.
Emma Goldman spoke on Rostand's "Chanteler" in the afternoon and "Shall the Poor Have Many Children" in the evening at Socialist Hall, Salt Lake City.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Anarchy" and "Love and Marriage" at Eagle Hall, Reno, Nevada.
Emma Goldman arrived in Sacramento, California. Visited old anarchist, George Pyburn. Ben Reitman continued on to San Francisco, California.
Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman spoke about their recent experiences in San Diego at Pythian Castle, Sacramento, California. The Sacramento Bee published an editorial calling for the suppression of Emma Goldman's speech and demanding her deportation from the U.S.
Emma Goldman lectured on Francisco Ferrer at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman lectured on John Galsworthy=s Strife at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman debated Edward Adams Cantrell, national lecturer for the Socialist Party, on "Resolved that collective regulation, and not free love, is a guarantee for a healthy race" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco. Emma Goldman argued for the negative and Cantrell for the positive.
Emma Goldman in San Francisco, California.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Eternal Spirit of the Revolution" at 3 pm and on "Victims of Morality" at 8 pm at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, California. Madero signed a peace treaty with Díaz, but the PLM refused to lay down its weapons.
Emma Goldman debated Socialist William McDevitt in the Building Trades Auditorium, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman arrived in San Francisco. Emma Goldman greeted upon her arrival by Mayor, reporters and cameras including two moving picture operators. Alexander Berkman, Hippolyte Havel and Harry Kelly signed a letter, published in the New York World stating, "If the public sentiment of the country and the passive attitude of the press continue to encourage these outrages, we feel that the anarchists and other social rebels will be forced, as a matter of self-defense, to answer violence with violence."
Emma Goldman gave the first of a series of lectures in the afternoon on "Anarchism, the Moving Spirit in the Labor Struggle," at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco; money was collected for the IWW members of San Diego and Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman lectured at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco; money was collected for the IWW members of San Diego and Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Ibsen's An Enemy of the People" and on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at Trades Council Hall, San Francisco; Ben Reitman reviewed the history of the fight waged in San Diego, against the IWW and declared his intention to return to San Diego. The meeting was presided over by Anton Johannsen and attended by 1,000.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Psychology of Anarchism" at 3 pm and on the "Social Significance of the Modern Drama" at 8 pm at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, California.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Sex Sterilization" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Failure of Democracy" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Syndicalism, The strongest weapon of Labor" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
Anarchist Social and Dance scheduled to take place at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
In the afternoon, Emma Goldman spoke on "Syndicalism, The Strongest Weapon of Labor" at Building Trades Temple, San Francisco.
Third Annual Dinner of the Francisco Ferrer Association scheduled at Cafe Boulevard, in New York City. Speakers included Harry Kelly, Alexander Berkman, Hutchins Hapgood, Cora Bennett Stephenson, Hippolyte Havel, M. Weber, James F. Morton Jr..Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Modern Drama, Ibsen and Sundberg" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The German Drama" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The French Drama" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The English Drama" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.June 6Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The English Drama, Cont'd: Stanley Houghton's Hindle Wakes; John Galsworthy, The Wheels of Justice Crush All; and Charles Rann Kennedy, The Dignity of Labor." at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Russian Drama: Tolstoy, Chekov, Gorky and Andreyev" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.The Paterson Strike Pageant, written by John Reed, performed at Madison Square Garden, New York City. It was a financial failure, losing rather than gaining money for the strikers.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver her "farewell lectures" on "The Antichrist Friederich Nietzsche: Powerful attack upon Christianity" at 3 pm and on "The Child and its Enemies: The revolutionary developments in Modern Education" at 8 pm at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled for lectures on "The Relation of the Individual to Society" at 3 pm and on "The Danger of the Growing Power of the Church" at 8 pm at Jefferson Square Hall (925 Golden Gate Avenue), San Francisco, California.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver opening lecture on "Dynamics of the Modern Drama" on "The Scandinavian Drama: Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler, Doll's House, and The Master Builder" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver lecture on "The Scandinavian Drama: Bjornstjerne Bjornson's Beyond Human Power, and August Strindberg's Facing Death, Creditors, and Comrades" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver Yiddish lecture on "Motherhood, Should the Poor Have Many Children?" at Jefferson Square Building, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "German Drama: Herman Sudermann's Magda and St. John's Fire; Gerhart Hauptmann's Beaver Coat and Lonely Live, Gabriel Schilling's Escape, and Otto Hartleben's The Moral Demand" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.Paterson ribbon weavers voted to abandon the general strike and seek a shop-by-shop settlement. The strike dwindled as silk workers gradually returned to work.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver lectures on "Friederich Nietzsche, the Anti-Governmentalist" at 3 pm and on "The Social Evil" at 8 pm at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "French Drama: Maurice Maeterlinck's Mary Magdalene and Monna Vanna; Brieux's Maternity, and Wolfe's The Lily" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman debated Professor Maynard Shipley on "Anarchism vs Socialism" at the Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "English Drama: A.W. Pinero's Mid Channel and The Thunderbolt; George Bernard Shaw's The Showing Up of Blanco Posnet; John Galsworthy's The Eldest Son; and Charles Rann Kennedy's The Servant in the House" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Irish Drama: J.M. Synge's The Playboy of the Western World; W.B. Yeats' Where There is Nothing; Lady Gregory's Spreading the News; Lennox Robinson's Harvest, and T.G. Murray's Birthright and Maurice Harte" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Beyond Good and Evil" at 3 pm and on "Art and Revolution" at 8 pm at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Russian Drama: Tolstoy's The Fruits of Enlightenment; and Anton Chekov's The Swan Song and The Cherry Orchard" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Russian Drama, Continued: Maxim Gorky's At the Bottom; Chirikov's The Chosen People, and Leonid Andreyev's Anathema and King Hunger" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm. New York Call announced the end of the Paterson conflict and the defeat of the strikers.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver concluding lecture on "General Discussion of the Importance of the Modern Drama as a Social and Educational Medium" at Jefferson Square Hall, San Francisco, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman spoke in the afternoon on "Revolution or Reform--Which?" and in the evening on "Our Moral Censors" at Mission Turn Hall, 18th St. near Valencia, San Francisco, California.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Superman and the Revolution" at Mission Turn Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Hypocrisy of Charity" at Mission Turn Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Intellectual Revolutions" at Mission Turn Hall, San Francisco.Joe Hill's trial began in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Conflict of the Sexes" at Mission Turn Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Anarchism vs. Socialism" at Mission Turn Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Mothers' Strike" at Mission Turn Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the afternoon on "Anti-Militarism: The Reply to War" and in the evening on "The Place of the Church in the Economic Struggle" at Mission Turn Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman began a new series of lectures on the Modern Drama reviewing the work of French, German, Russian, Scandinavian, English and American playwrights, at Oddfellow's Hall, 7th and Market Street, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on Ibsen's plays at Oddfellow's Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman was the principal speaker at an afternoon meeting of the Sex Hygiene Congress, sponsored by University of California Berkeley, at Merchant Exchange Building, San Francisco. She was scheduled to lecture on "Morality" at Oddfellow's Hall, San Francisco, California. She also attended a Radical Club dinner, where she challenged a government-employed professor addressing the club on "Unemployment" some time while in San Francisco.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Free Love" at Oddfellow's Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "American Drama" at Oddfellow's Hall, San Francisco.
Joe Hill sentenced to death.Emma Goldman delivered her final lecture in San Francisco.
Emma Goldman lectured in the afternoon on "The Psychology of War" at Scottish Rite Hall, Van Ness Ave. and Sutter St., San Francisco, California.
Emma Goldman lectured in the afternoon on "The Misconceptions of Free Love" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "War and the 'Sacred' Right of Property" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "Jealousy, Its Cause and Possible Cure" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Betrayal of the Spirit of the International" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "The Follies of Feminism (A criticism of the Modern Woman's Movement)" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "The Immorality of Prohibition and Continence" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Philosophy of Anarchism" at 3 pm and on "Billy Sunday and His 'Power'" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "Monogamy or Variety, Which?" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Sham of Culture" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "Women and War" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco. William Sanger again requests a jury trial for his birth control case, request in again denied.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Modern School and the Child" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Intermediate Sex, A discussion of Homosexuality" at Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon on "Religion and the War" at Averill Hall, 1254 Market Street near Larkin, San Francisco. Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "Revolution or Reform" at Averill Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "Birth Control (Why and how small families are preferable)" at Averill Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "Anarchism and Literature" at Averill Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman lectured in the evening on "Our Moral Censors" at Averill Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "The Czar and my Beloved Jews" at Averill Hall, San Francisco.
Anarchist Social and Ball scheduled in the evening at Averill Hall, San Francisco. Emma Goldman in attendance.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The right of the child not to be born" at 3 pm and on "Nietzsche, the Intellectual Storm Center of the War" at 8 pm at Averill Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman spoke on the "The Philosophy of Atheism " to the Congress of Religious Philosophy at the Civic Auditorium, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman delivered a speech on "Anarchism and Human Nature, Do They Harmonize?" at Averill Hall, San Francisco, California.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver a speech on "The Family, Its Enslaving Effect upon Parents and Children" at Averill Hall, San Francisco.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver a speech on "Art for Life" at Averill Hall, San Francisco.
Anti-Preparedness mass meeting at the Dreamland Rink, San Francisco. Sponsors include Paul Scharrenberg, Olaf Tveitmoe, and members of the International Workers Defense League. Emma Goldman postponed lecture on "Preparedness the Road to Universal Slaughter."
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver a speech on "Friedrich Nietzsche and the German Kaiser" at Averill Hall, San Francisco.
Bomb exploded during the Preparedness Day parade in San Francisco, killing 10 people and injuring 40. The press immediately blamed labor organizers and anarchists.Emma Goldman was scheduled to speak on "The Philosophy of Atheism" at Averill Hall, San Francisco, California. In fact, she spoke on "Preparedness," the lecture she had postponed from 20 July, in response to the bomb that exploded earlier that day.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Philosophy of Atheism" in San Francisco.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Free Love" in San Francisco.
Emma Goldman spoke on the bomb explosion of 22 July in San Francisco.Arrests of Warren K. Billings, Israel Weinberg, and Edward Nolan in association with the San Francisco preparedness parade bombing.
Emma Goldman met with Alexander Berkman and others in the office of The Blast in San Francisco to help the International Workers' Defense League defend the five Preparedness parade bomb suspects.
Emma Goldman left San Francisco for Portland, Oregon.
Emma Goldman visited Jack and Charmian London at their ranch in Glen Ellen, California.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Francisco Ferrer, the Modern Martyr" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles, California.
Emma Goldman lectured on "The Spanish Inquisition in American Prisons" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Strife, a Great Labor Drama" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled for an afternoon lecture on "The White Slave Traffic" and an evening lecture on "Art in Revolution and Life" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman debated Edward Adam Cantrell on "Woman Suffrage" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles. In response to success of the meetings, Emma Goldman added a ninth to the scheduled eight. While in Los Angeles Emma Goldman met with former prisoner and member of the Prison Reform League, Colonel Griffith J. Griffith, who published Crime and Criminals with W.C. Owen.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the afternoon and evening at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles, California.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak both evenings at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman spoke at a social at Burbank Hall, 542 S. Main St., Los Angeles; sent the proceeds to support the Mexican Revolution.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Charity" at 3 pm and on "Revolution" at 8 pm, in Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman arrived in Los Angeles, California.
In the morning, Emma Goldman addressed several hundred members of the IWW at IWW headquarters, Los Angeles; said she might visit San Diego, California to aid the free speech fight.
Emma Goldman scheduled to address a street gathering in commemoration of the Haymarket martyrs,in Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Anarchism, the Moving Spirit in the Labor Struggle" at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Failure of Christianity," at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Art and Revolution," at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.IWW member Joseph Mikolasek shot and mortally wounded by police in front of San Diego IWW headquarters.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Sex, the Great Element of Creative Work," at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Communism, the Most Practical Basis for Society," at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Socialism Caught in the Political Trap," at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.Social and dance scheduled at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles, in support of the San Diego free speech fight.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver two closing lectures on "Sex, the great element of creative life," and "Socialism caught in the political trap" at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman spoke in the morning at the funeral of Joseph Mikolasek at the IWW Headquarters, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman arrived at the Santa Fe depot in Los Angeles, California. Ben Reitman arrived at the Santa Fe depot a few hours later. Greeted by members of the IWW.
The Citizens' Committee of San Diego informed proprietors of all printing establishments that they were not to accept matter submitted for publication by the editors of the San Diego Herald and the Labor Leader, sympathetic to IWW and the socialists, after which San Diego vigilantes destroyed the presses of the two nespapers. Protest meeting on the San Diego outrages called by Emma Goldman that evening at Walker Theater, Los Angeles. Speakers included: Anton Johannsen, McKilvey (local sec. Of the IWW), Dr. Pandit, Ben Reitman, and Charles Sprading.
Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman left Los Angeles for San Francisco, California. The summoning announced, by Assistant U.S. District Attorney Dudley W. Robinson, of Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman before the Federal Grand Jury, called to investigate the IWW.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Revolutionary Labor Methods" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles, California.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on Brieux's play, "Woman as a Sex Commodity" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Failure of Democracy" at Mammoth Hall, 517 S. Broadway, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist" at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Russian Drama: Tolstoi, Tchechov, Gorki and Andreye" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman spoke on Brieux's play, Damaged Goods at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled for an afternoon lecture on "Nietzche's Anti-Christ" and an evening lecture on "The Modern Drama" at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman lectured on "The Modern Drama" at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles. Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman left Los Angeles for San Diego, California.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The French Drama and San Diego" at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman spoke on the turn of events in San Diego, California at a rally against the "San Diego outrage," Los Angeles. Speakers included C. T. Sprading and Ben Reitman. Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The English Drama" at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman lectured on "The English Drama" at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Friederich Nietzsche, the Anti-Governmentalist" at 3 pm and on "The Social Evil" at 8 pm at Mammoth Hall (517 South Broadway), Los Angeles, California.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Scandinavian Drama: Henrik Ibsen's Brand, A Doll's House, Hedda Gabler, and The Master Builder" at Choral Hall, Temple Auditorium Building, Fifth and Olive Streets, Los Angeles, 8 pm, under the auspices of the Drama Club.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Scandinavian Drama: August Strindberg's Facing Death, The Dance of Death, Creditors, and Comrades" at Choral Hall, Los Angeles, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "German Drama: Herman Sudermann's Magda, St. John's Fire; Gerhart Hauptmann's The Beaver Coat,Lonely Lives, and Gabriel Schilling's Escape; and Otto Hartleben's The Moral Demand" at Choral Hall, Los Angeles, 8 pm.
A Memorial Meeting held to honor the first anniversary of the death of Voltairine de Cleyre at Forward Hall, 175 East Broadway, New York City, at 8 P.M. Speakers include Harry Kelly, Alexander Berkman, Hippolyte Havel, Sal Yanovsky, C. B. Stephenson, and others.Emma Goldman lectured in Yiddish on Brieuxs Maternity at Rosen's Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Economic Efficiency" at 3 pm and on "Art and Revolution" at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "French Drama: Maurice Maeterlinck's Mary Magdalene and Monna Vanna; Brieux's Maternity, and Wolfe's The Lily" at Choral Hall, Los Angeles, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "English Drama: A.W. Pinero's Mid Channel and The Thunderbolt; George Bernard Shaw's The Doctor's Dilemma and The Shewing Up of Blanco Posnet; John Galsworthy's The Eldest Son, and Charles Rann Kennedy's The Servant in the House" at Choral Hall, Los Angeles, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Irish Drama: J.W. Synge's The Playboy of the Western World; W.B. Yeats' Where There is Nothing; Lady Gregory's Spreading the News; Lennox Robinson's Harvest, and T.G. Murray's Birthright and MauriceHarte" at Choral Hall, Los Angeles, 8 pm.
Evening Anarchist Social and Dance "for the purpose of publishing the works of Voltairine De Cleyre." scheduled for Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles, in commemoration of the first year anniversary of Voltairine De Cleyre's death.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Child and Its Enemies: the revolutionary developments in Modern Education," 3 pm and on "Art and Revolution" at 8 pm at Mammoth Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Russian Drama: Tolstoy's The Power of Darkness and The Fruits of Enlightenment, and Anton Chekov's The Swan Song and The Cherry Orchard." at Choral Hall, Los Angeles, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Yiddish on "The Russian Drama: Andreyev's Anathema; Anton Chekov's The Swan Song, and Chirikov's The Chosen People" at Rosen's Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Russian Drama, Continued: Maxim Gorky's At the Bottom; Chirikov's The Chosen People, and Leonid Andreyev's Anathema and King Hunger" at Choral Hall, Los Angeles, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver a concluding lecture on Russian drama and to lead a general discussion and review on "The Social Significance of the Modern Drama" at Choral Hall, Los Angeles, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the afternoon on "Anarchism vs. Socialism" and in the evening on "Our Moral Censors" at Lincoln Hall, Walker Auditorium, 730 S. Grand Avenue, 3rd Floor, Los Angeles, California.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Individual and Society" at Lincoln Hall, Walker Auditorium, Los Angeles, 8 pm. Alexander Berkman, Rebecca Edelsohn, Harry Kelly and others spoke for the Anti-Militarist League at Paterson, New Jersey: "Thou Shalt Not Kill Either in Mexico or Colorado."
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "Beyond Good and Evil" at Burbank Hall (542 S. Main Street), Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "Revolution and Reform--Which?" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Intellectual Proletarians" at Lincoln Hall, Walker Auditorium, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Hypocrisy of Charity" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Conflict of the Sexes" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the afternoon on "The Place of the Church in the Labor Struggle" and in the evening on "The Mothers' Strike" at Lincoln Hall, Walker Auditorium, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The English Drama: George Bernard Shaw's Widower's Houses and The Devil's Disciple, and John Galsworthy's The Pigeon" at YPSL Hall, 116 ˝ E. Third St., Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The English Drama: St. John Hankins' The Last of the De Mullins; John Masefield's The Tragedy of Nan, and John Oswald Francis' Change" at YPSL Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Irish Drama: J. M. Synge's The Tinker's Wedding; Lady Gregory's McDonough's Wife; Lenox Robinson's Patriots, and Seamus O'Kelly's The Bribe" at YPSL Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The American Drama: Eugene Walter's The Easiest Way; W. E. Swan's [Mark E. Swan] Her Own Money; W. Hurlbut's The Strange Woman, and George Middleton's Nowadays" at YPSL Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Russian Drama: Leo Tolstoy's The Fruits of Enlightenment, Anton Chekov's The Cherry Orchard, and Leonid Andreyev's Anathema and King Hunger" at YPSL Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to present afternoon lecture on "Psychology of War" and an evening lecture on "The Follies of Feminism" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles, California.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "War" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Jealousy" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver lecture on birth control at Rosen's Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Prohibition" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles, California. During her stay in Los Angeles, she spoke at a Caplan-Schmidt meeting at Labor Temple and held a Caplan-Schmidt social. Invited by Dr. T. Perceval Gerson to speak at the Severance Club (named after Caroline M. Severance, co-worker of Susan B. Anthony and Julia Howe).
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Birth Control" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Anarchist Ball held at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "War and Church" at 3:00 pm and on "Anarchism and Literature" at 8:00 pm at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Feminism" before the Woman's City Club in Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman began a series of lectures with a speech on "Anarchism and Human Nature, Do They Harmonize?" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles, California. The lectures were organized by Alexander Berkman.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Family, Its Enslaving Effect upon Parents and Children" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Art and Revolution: The Irish Uprising" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Preparedness, The Road to Universal Slaughter" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles. Coincided with a preparedness parade that took place the same day in Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Friederich Nietzsche and the German Kaiser" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.The Modern School Association of North America established at a conference at Stelton, New Jersey, with Harry Kelly named Chairman, and Leonard Abbott named Secretary.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Right of the Child Not To Be Born" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Philosophy of Atheism" at Burbank Hall, Los Angeles.
Enrique Flores Magón is freed on bail pending an appeal.Social dance to benefit the defense of David Caplan and the Flores Magón brothers in Los Angeles. Attended by Emma Goldman and the Flores Magóns.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Free or Enforced Motherhood: The Necessity for Birth Control" in Los Angeles.
Emma Goldman repeated her popular lecture on "Free or Enforced Motherhood: The Necessity for Birth Control" in Los Angeles, California. During her stay in Los Angeles, Emma Goldman delivered four lectures on anarchism and American literature, especially the works of Emerson, Thoreau, and Whitman.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Can Legislation Do Away With the White Slave Traffic?" at Germania Hall, San Diego, California.
Emma Goldman was scheduled to debate Edward Adams Cantrell on "Resolved that socialism and not anarchy will solve the social problem" at Germania Hall, San Diego. Cantrell failed to appear for the debate.
Emma Goldman spoke twice at Germaine Hall, San Diego, California. E.E. Kirk chaired both meetings.
Emma Goldman arrived by train in San Diego, California in the afternoon, driven by bus, accompanied by Attorney E.E. Kirk and his wife, and taken at once to the U.S. Grant Hotel, followed by an aggressive mob. An angry crowd of 2,000 surrounded Emma Goldman's hotel; although she later admitted to fearing for her safety, she still refused police protection and declined to leave the city. Ben Reitman, separated from Emma Goldman by a ruse, was taken from the hotel by vigilantes, under police protection, to La Penasquitos ranch, about twenty miles north of San Diego, tarred and "sagebrushed" with the letters IWW burned into his back-side with a cigar. Ben Reitman was also forced to kiss the American flag and sing the Star Spangled Banner. Emma Goldman, finding Ben Reitman gone and having been told that he had been sent ahead to Los Angeles, boarded a train for Los Angeles, in the middle of the night.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the evening on "Ibsen's Play, An Enemy of the People" in San Diego, California. Arrested with Ben Reitman upon arrival in San Diego at 4:40 am and taken to the police station under police protection, surrounded by a mob, and later escorted and placed aboard the afternoon train to Los Angeles, California "for their own safety."
Emma Goldman spoke in the morning on "Ibsen's An Enemy of the People" (which she had twice been prevented from delivering in San Diego, California), in the afternoon on" Nietzsche and the War," and gave an informal report on the Sanger case in the evening at Fraternal Brotherhood Hall, San Diego, California. Accompanied by Alexander Berkman; Ben Reitman did not return this time. Walter Moore, one of the 1912 vigilantes, and a member of the city council proposed that the city appropriate three thousand dollars to "entertain" her again; but members of the "Open Forum" convinced the newly-elected mayor to state publicly that anyone who harassed Emma Goldman would invite the attention of the police.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Portland, Oregon.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The General Strike" at Alisky Hall, 265 Morrison, Portland.
Emma Goldman lectured on "The Drama" at 3 p.m. and "Crime and Criminals" at 8 pm at Alisky Hall, Portland..
Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman arrived in Portland, Oregon. Scheduled to begin a series of five lectures on May 28.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Danger of the Growing Power of the Church" at Alisky Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman lectured in the afternoon on "The General Strike and the McNamara Case" and in the evening on "The Eternal Spirit of Revolution" at Alisky Hall, Portland. Ben Reitman spoke on "Burns' Method of Securing Evidence."
Emma Goldman spoke on "Victims of Morality" at Alisky Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman delivered a lecture on "The General Strike" at the Labor Temple, Portland.
Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman arrived in Portland, Oregon for a series of lectures sponsored by the Portland Modern School.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Anarchism the Moving Spirit in the Labor Struggle" at 3 pm and on "The Failure of Christianity" at 8 pm at Christensen's Hall, Portland. She was originally scheduled to speak at Alinsky Hall, but members of the Grand Army of the Republic protested giving up their meeting place to Emma Goldman.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Maternity" by Brieux ("Should the Poor Have Many Children?") at Christiansen's Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Communism, the Most Practical Basis for Society" at Christiansen's Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Sex, the Great Element of Creative Work" at Christiansen's Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Socialism Caught in the Political Trap" at Christiansen's Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Syndicalism, the Strongest Weapon of Labor, Direct Action, and Sabotage" in the afternoon and on the sterilization laws adopted by the state of Oregon in the evening at Alisky Hall, 3rd and Morrison Streets, Portland, Oregon.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Henrik Ibsen, The Struggle of the New Against the Old," and "August Strindberg, The Conflict of the Sexes," in Alisky Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The German Drama: Gerhart Hauptmann, The Social and Economic Struggle; Frank Wedekind, The Need of Sex Instruction; and Ludwig Thoma, The Hypocrisy of Morals" at Mulkey Hall, Second and Morrison, Portland.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The French drama: Rostand's Chantecler; Maeterlinck's The Bluebird; and Brieux's Damaged Goods, on the Peril of Venereal Diseases" at Alisky Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman debated Professor W.F. Ries on "Socialism vs. Anarchism" at Arion Hall, 231 ˝ Oak Street, Portland.The board of regents of the University of Washington decided to refuse Emma Goldman permission to deliver a series of lectures on the campus in Seattle, Washington.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The English Drama: Shaw's Mrs. Warren's Profession,: on "Religion, Charity and Prostitution; Stanley Houghton's Hindle Wakes;""Githa Sowerby, on the Tyranny of Institutions," and "John Galsworthy, The Wheels of Justice Crush All" at Alisky Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Russian Drama: Tolstoy, Gorky, Chekov, and Andreyev" in Portland. Ben Reitman and Herman Michaelovitch arrested for distributing fliers announcing Emma Goldman's lecture on the following Monday and Tuesday at the Socialist hall, 31st avenue and Madison street, Seattle, Washington.
Ben Reitman arrested for distributing handbills announcing Emma Goldman's lectures. Released immediately after agreeing to stop handing them out in Portland, Oregon.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon on "Strikes, new and old methods" at Scandinavian S.L.F. Hall, Turn Hall at 4th & Yamhill, Portland. Emma Goldman also scheduled to speak that evening at 8pm, same location, on a subject to be announced.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Scandinavian Drama: Henrik Ibsen, Liberty, the Great Constructive Force; August Strindberg, The Conflict of the Sexes, and Bjornstjerne Bjornson, Beyond Our Might" at Scandinavian S.L.F. Hall, Portland.Rebecca Edelsohn sent to jail after refusing to pay a $300 bond to keep the peace, stemming from her 22 April arrest. She began a 31 day hunger strike in prison.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Russian Drama: Leo Tolstoy, The Sham of Culture,; Anton Chekov, The Hope For a New Society, and Leonid Andreyev, Man's Lack of Faith in His Own Power" at Library Hall (Tenth and Taylor streets), Portland.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The American Drama: Eugene Walter, Woman as a Sex Commodity; M.E. Swan, The Economic Equality of Woman; W. Hulburt, The Inconsistency of Pseudo-Radicals, and George Middleton, The Slavery of Traditions" at Turn Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman guest at the single tax luncheon at 148 Fifth Street at noon in Portland, Oregon. Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "English Drama: Bernard Shaw, The Source of Charity; John Galsworthy, The Futility of Reform and The Double Standard of Morality; John Masefield, The Cruelty of the Law, and Francis, The Struggle Between the Old and Young" at Turn Hall, Portland.
During her stay Emma Goldman spoke on "Intellectual Proletarians" at meeting in the Portland Public Library, Portland, arranged and presided over by C.E.S. Wood. She was also scheduled to speak on "The Immorality of Prohibition and Continence" in Portland, Oregon.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Portland, Oregon. While in Portland Emma Goldman participates in benefit social for Rangel and Cline and Ford and Suhr where $34 was raised, other speakers include Covington Hall. She also took part in an anti-militarist meeting.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at an anti-military mass meeting at Scandinavian Hall, Fourth and Yamhill Sts., Portland.
Emma Goldman closed her lecture series in Portland.
Emma Goldman left Portland, Oregon for Butte, Montana.
Emma Goldman scheduled for lecture series to be chaired by C.E.S. Wood at Turn Hall, Fourth and Yamhill, also known as Scandinavian Socialist Hall, Portland, Oregon.
Emma Goldman lectured in the afternoon on "The Philosophy of Anarchism" at 3 pm and on "The 'Power' of Billy Sunday" at Scandinavian Hall, Portland, Oregon.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "Misconceptions of Free Love," at Scandinavian Socialist Hall, Portland.Joe Hill again sentenced to be executed, the date set is 1 October.
Emma Goldman presented lecture in the evening on "Nietzsche and War," at Turn Hall, Portland, to be chaired by C.E.S. Wood.
Emma Goldman spoke in the evening on "Jealousy--Its Cause and Possible Cure," at Turn Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Anarchism and Literature," at Turn Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman arrested at 9 pm in Portland, for distributing literature on birth control. She was arrested just after she had been introduced by C.E.S. Wood to a large crowd on the lower floor of Turn Hall and had started her talk on birth control. Emma Goldman had been warned that afternoon by the police chief that she would be arrested because of a birth control circular that had been distributed. Her arrest was prompted by a citizen's complaint. Emma Goldman was released on $500 cash bail provided by Wood and announced that she would try to speak on the subject of birth control on 7 August, while Ben Reitman was still in jail.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the afternoon on "War and the 'Sacred' Right of Property," and in the evening on "Variety or Monogamy, Which?" at Turn Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Sham of Culture" at Portland Public Library, Portland.
Emma Goldman began a series of four lectures on "Anarchism and Human Nature" at Turn Hall, Fourth and Yamhill streets, Portland. Emma Goldman was also scheduled to speak on "The Gary System in the public schools," "Preparedness," and "Birth Control" while in Portland.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Education" at Turn Hall, Portland.
Emma Goldman lectured on "The Crime and Sufferings of Francisco Ferrer" at Columbia Lodge Hall, Seattle, Washington.
Emma Goldman lectured on "White Slave Traffic" at Columbia Lodge Hall, Seattle.
Emma Goldman began a week long series of lectures on anarchy and socialism in Seattle, Washington. Seattle Times created furor over anarchism: "Will not some patriots save Seattle from the treasonable utterances of Emma Goldman?" 500 veterans of the Spanish War threatened to meet Emma Goldman at the train station and drive her away. Mayor refused requests to prevent Emma Goldman from speaking, but assigned police to her meetings to prevent an outbreak of trouble.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Art and Revolution" at Eiler's Recital Hall, Seattle.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Chantecler" at Eiler's Recital Hall, Seattle.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Communism, the Most Practical Basis for Society" at Eiler's Recital Hall, Seattle.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Sex, the Great Element of Creative Work" at Eiler's Recital Hall, Seattle.
Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman scheduled to lecture on "An Enemy of the People" and about the San Diego free speech fight at Eiler's Recital Hall, Seattle.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Socialism Caught in the Political Trap" at 3 pm and on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at Eiler's Recital Hall, Seattle.
Emma Goldman speaks on "Violence and the Modern Drama" at the Finnish Socialist Hall, Seattle, Washington. Seattle Free Speech League organized at the Labor Temple, 6th Avenue & University Street; called on governor of Washington to overturn decision by the University of Washington's board of regents, removing the "Open Forum" from the campus. Ben Reitman spoke at the meeting.
Emma Goldman spoke at Finnish Socialist Hall, Seattle.
Emma Goldman scheduled to hold meetings in Seattle, Washington.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Seattle, Washington.
Emma Goldman spoke on "War and the Sacred Right of Property"in the afternoon and "The Power of Billy Sunday" in the evening at IWW Hall, Seattle.
Emma Goldman spoke at meeting for Caplan-Schmidt in Seattle.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Anarchism and Human Nature, are they opposed to each other?" at 3 pm and on "The Educational and Sexual Dwarfing of the Child" at 8 pm at Tivoli Theatre, Seattle, Washington.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Walt Whitman, The Beauty of Sex Expression" at Tivoli Theatre, Seattle.
Emma Goldman was scheduled to lecture on "Preparedness the Road to Universal Slaughter" at Tivoli Theatre, Seattle.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Free or Forced Motherhood? The Need of Birth Control" at Tivoli Theatre, Seattle. That evening she and Ben Reitman left Seattle, Washington for a vacation in Yellowstone National Park.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Francisco Ferrer and the Modern School" in the afternoon and "The General Strike" in the evening, at Academy Hall, Spokane, Washington.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Crime and Criminals" in the evening, at Academy Hall, Spokane.
Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman struck by a freight train while driving in Spokane. Emma Goldman thrown from car and badly bruised. Ben Reitman unharmed.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Marriage and Love" in the evening at Academy Hall, Spokane.
Madero dispatched troops to Baja California via the US railways to crush the Liberal revolt in Baja. Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman in Spokane, Washington.
Emma Goldman delivered a lecture at the IWW hall in Spokane, Washington, raised funds for free speech in San Diego, and for Ettor and Giovannitti. This was the first of three lectures she was to deliver in the city.Labor law passed by Congress, extending the eight-hour work day to all employees working under federal contract.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Social and Revolutionary Significance of the Modern Drama" at McVay's hall, 609 Trent Ave., Spokane, Washington.
Emma Goldman arrived in Butte, Montana.
Emma Goldman gave an afternoon lecture on "Francisco Ferrer and the Modern School" and an evening lecture on "The White Slave Traffic" at Carpenter's Union Hall, Butte. Ben Reitman scheduled to give a short talk and biography of Emma Goldman prior to her speaking.
Emma Goldman spoke at three indoor meetings and one outdoor meeting in Butte, Montana. While there, learned of Voltairine de Cleyre's death.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Growing Danger of the Power of the Church," in Butte, Montana.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Physiology of Anarchy," and the "Growing Power of the Church" in Butte, marking the end of her lecture tour.
Emma Goldman held five meetings in Butte. Topics included anti-war and birth control.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Bismarck and Fargo, North Dakota.
Emma Goldman arrived in Albany, New York.
Emma Goldman gave a lecture in Yiddish in Albany, New York.
Emma Goldman spoke in Albany.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "War, and the 'Sacred' Rights of Property" at Van Loon Hall, 120 Madison Ave. near So. Pearl St., Albany, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Albany and Schenectady, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver her "Introduction: The Modern Drama As a Mirror of Individual, Class and Social Rebellion Against the Tyranny of the Past" at Van Loon Hall, Albany, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Scandinavian Drama: Henrik Ibsen, The Struggle of the New Against the Old, and August Strindberg, The Conflict of the Sexes" at Van Loon Hall, Albany, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The German Drama: Gerhart Hauptmann: The Social and Economic Struggle" and "Frank Wedekind: The Need of Sexual Instruction" at Van Loon Hall, Albany, New York. Frank Abarno, a member of the Bresci anarchist group, and Amedero Polignani, an undercover policeman, placed a bomb in St. Patrick's Cathedral. Abarno was immediately arrested as was his friend and associate Carmine Carone, who was at home. Both men charged with conspiracy to bomb the Cathedral.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The French Drama: Rostand and Maeterlinck: Chantecler and The Bluebird; Mirbeau, The Tragedy of Material Success, and Brieux's Damaged Goods" at Van Loon Hall, Albany, New York, sponsored by the Social Science League.
Emma Goldman spoke at meeting for William Sanger's defense in Albany, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The English Drama: G. Bernard Shaw's The Doctor's Dilemma; John Galsworthy's Strife; Charles Rann Kennedy's Servant in the House, and Sir Arthur Pinero's The Thunderbolt" at Van Loon Hall, Albany, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Russian Drama: Tolstoy's The Power of Darkness; Chekov's The Swan Song; Gorky's Summer Folk, and Andreyev's Anathema" at Van Loon Hall, Albany, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Italian and Spanish Drama: Gabrielle D'Annunzio's The Daughter of Jorio; Guiseppe Giacosa's The Sacred Ground, and Jose Echegaray's The Great Galeotto" at Van Loon Hall, Albany, New York. Emma Goldman invited by students of Columbia College, and scheduled to lecture on "The Message of Anarchism" at Union Theological Seminary, Broadway and 120th Street, New York City, later cancelled by Union officials as Emma Goldman was ill.
Emma Goldman scheduled for a Jewish meeting in Albany, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The American Drama: Butler Davenport; George Middleton, and Eugene Walter's The Easiest Way" at Van Loon Hall, Albany, New York.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Jewish Drama: Jacob Gordin's The Slaughter; Sholem Asch's The God of Vengeance; David Pinsky's The Zwee Family, and Max Nordau's A Question of Honor" at Van Loon Hall, Albany, New York, the last of series.
Emma Goldman working on Anarchism and Other Essays in Ossining, New York.
Emma Goldman spent time with Alexander Berkman at retreat in Ossining, New York. Alexander Berkman resumed work on Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist.
Emma Goldman recuperated from her tour at her farm in Ossining, New York. Alexander Berkman working on final chapter and revisions of Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist, expected to be published by September, leaving Ben Reitman in charge of the Mother Earth office.
Emma Goldman in St. Vincent's Hospital in New York City being treated for a broken kneecap under an assumed name.
Emma Goldman speaks at the first year commemoration of the execution of Francisco Ferrer. The American Ferrer Association scheduled to hold commemoration meeting and dinner in Cooper Union, New York City.
Emma Goldman, Ben Reitman, and others attended a meeting at the Labor Temple, Second Ave in Manhattan, in New York City where Anthony Comstock spoke; criticized Comstock for his promotion of laws intended to deny the use of the mails for what he arbitrarily classified as "obscene" literature and pictures.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in commemoration of the Haymarket Martyrs at Terrace Lyceum, 206 E. Broadway, New York City. Other speakers included Leonard Abbott and Ben Reitman.
Emma Goldman spoke at a meeting to protest the Japanese treason trial held at Lloyd Hall, New York City. The chairman, Leonard Abbott, read telegrams from Jack London, Eugene Debs and Hilda Potter Loomis. Other speakers included Bayard Boyesen, Grace Potter, Arthur Ballard, Hippolyte Havel, Saul Yanovsky, Arturo Caroti, Jaime Vidal, Max Baginski, Michel Dumman, and Vacar Rejesk. The Kotoku protests began after an article, signed by Emma Goldman, Hippolyte Havel, Alexander Berkman, Ben Reitman, and Sadakichi Hartmann was published in the 12 November 1910 issue of the New York Call.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in English on "Victims of Morality," 8 pm, at the Women's Trade Union League, 43 East 22nd Street, New York City.
Ben Reitman hosts "Outcast Night," a discussion of various types of social outcasts at Pacific Hall in New York City. Speakers include Sadakichi Hartmann and Hippolyte Havel. Emma Goldman in attendance.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in English on "The Danger of the Growing Power of the Church," 8 pm, at the Women's Trade Union League, New York City.The Maderista uprising began in Mexico.
Emma Goldman and others held a small meeting (about 100 people) to address the case of K?toku in New York City. Emma Goldman compared K?toku to Ferrer, proposed to send a protest to the Japanese Ambassador and visit the Japanese Consul General in New York to clarify the events of the incident. The proposals were adopted and Bolton Hall, Leonard Abbott, and Bayard Boyesen were nominated, Hall refused the nomination.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Message of Anarchy", at 8 pm at East 22nd St., New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Tolstoy the Rebel" at 2 pm at Lyric Hall, New York City. Bayard Boyesen spoke on "Tolstoy the Teacher," and Grace Potter read from Tolstoy's work. Chaired by Leonard Abbott. In the evening she was scheduled to speak on The Awakening of Spring: a Tragedy of Childhood, by Frank Wedekind at 43 East 22nd Street, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke at a meeting to protest the trial of K?toku, at 8 pm at Lyric Hall, New York City. Leonard Abbott, Bayard Boyesen, Arthur Bullard, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Hippolyte Havel, Saul Yanovsky (Yiddish), Max Baginski (German), Arturo Caroti (Italian), Michel Dumas (French), Jaime Vidal (Spanish), and Vaclar Rejsek (Bohemian) also spoke.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Parody of Philanthropy" at 43 East 22nd Street, New York City, 8 pm. Emma Goldman also attended a Japanese meeting in New York City.
Emma Goldman attended anarchist "Grand Festival and Ball" sponsored by Mother Earth held at Grand Manhattan Hall, 311 Grand St., New York City.
Invasion of Baja California by PLM, with IWW support; short-lived revolutionary communes established in Mexicali and Tijuana. IWW free speech fight in Fresno, California continued. By this time, several hundred IWW members were imprisoned for attempting to hold public meetings.Emma Goldman's offices moved from 210 East 13th St. to 55 West 28th St., New York City.
Emma Goldman, Leonard Abbott, Bolton Hall, Bayard Boyesen, Alexander Berkman, Gilbert Roe, Rose Pastor Stokes, J.G. Phelps Stokes, Jack London, Hutchins Hapgood, Jaime Vidal, Upton Sinclair, Charles Edward Russell and Grace Potter spoke at Webster Hall, 119 E. 11th St., to inaugurate the new Ferrer School located at St. Mark's Place in New York City. Ferrer Center began its Sunday and evening classes.
Emma Goldman spoke to gain support for the Mexican Revolution at a mass meeting at Union Square, New York City. Ben Reitman chaired the meeting; Speakers included Bernard Sernaker (in Yiddish); William Thurston Brown (English); Jaime Vidal (Spanish); Emma Goldman and Max Baginski (German); and Samuel Boris (Russian).
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at a mass meeting "to protest against the growing Religious Superstition" at Lyric Hall, 725 6th Avenue, in New York City. Other speakers: Harry Kelly, Dr. M. Cohn, Max Baginski, Parker Sercombe, and Dr. B. Liber. Chaired by Ben Reitman.Francisco Madero elected President of Mexico.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at mass meeting to commemorate the second anniversary of the death of Francisco Ferrer, at Murray Hill Lyceum, 34th Street and 3rd Avenue, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to begin the first of a series of Sunday lectures to residents of Manhattan's Lower East Side. Spoke on "Anarchism, the Moving Spirit in the Labor Movement" at Terrace Lyceum, 206 East Broadway, at 3 pm in Yiddish and at 8 pm in English, in New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled for the second in her Sunday lecture series, speaking on "Maternity, A Drama by Brieux (Why the Poor Should not have Children)," at Terrace Lyceum, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled for the third in her Sunday lecture series, speaking on "Government by Spies, The McNamara Case and Burns," at Terrace Lyceum, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled for the fourth in her Sunday lecture series, speaking on "The Failure of Christianity," at Terrace Lyceum, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled for the fifth in her Sunday lecture series, speaking on "Art and Revolution," at Terrace Lyceum, New York City.
Mother Earth scheduled annual Fall Gathering celebration at Terrace Lyceum, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled for the sixth in her Sunday lecture series, speaking on "Communism, the most Practical Basis for Society," at Terrace Lyceum, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke on Tolstoy at a meeting of the Russian Workers Group in New York City.
By popular demand, Emma Goldman's Sunday lectures continued, with Emma Goldman speaking on "Mary Wollstonecraft, the Pioneer of Modern Womanhood" at 43 East 22nd Street, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Sex, the Element for Creative Work," for herSunday lecture series at 43 East 22nd Street in New York City.
Emma Goldman gave a farewell lecture for her Sunday lecture series at 43 East 22nd Street, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" to the Sunrise Club at the Cafe Boulevard, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Love and Marriage" at the "Arbeiter Ring Lunch" in New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke in the afternoon at the New York Ferrer Association and in the evening at a Jewish meeting in uptown Manhattan, New York City.
Emma Goldman debated socialist Sol Fieldman on "Direct vs Political Action" at Carnegie Hall, New York City. At the debate, William Haywood made a plea for money for the support of the textile strikers in Lawrence, Massachusetts, raising $532.
Emma Goldman scheduled to attend a meeting called by the Italian Socialist Federation to express support for the Lawrence strikers, at Union Square, New York City, 4 pm; Haywood also scheduled to speak.
Emma Goldman debated Sol Fieldman again on "Direct vs Political Action" at Republic Theater, New York City, raising $143 for the Lawrence strikers in response to Elizabeth Gurley Flynn's appeal for funds.
Emma Goldman back at the Mother Earth office in New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in New York City in Yiddish on "The Psychology of Anarchism," at 2:30 pm at the Terrace Lyceum, and in English on "Vice" at 8 pm at the Lenox Casino.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Psychology of Anarchism" at the Lenox Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist at the Lenox Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Sex as an Element of Creative Work" at Madison Hall, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Dupes of Politics" at Lenox Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke at banquet held to celebrate the publication of Alexander Berkman's book at Café Boulevard, New York City. Other speakers included: Lincoln Steffens, William English Walling, Gilbert D. Roe, Hutchins Hapgood, Anna Strunsky-Walling, Theodore Schroeder, Saul Yanovsky,, William Thurston Brown, Hippolyte Havel, Leonard D. Abbott, Harry Kelly, Dr. H. Solotaroff and Dr. Michael A. Cohn.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Sex Sterilization of Criminals" in the afternoon at Terrace Lyceum, New York City, and in the evening at Lenox Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on the question "What is the best and most successful weapon in the struggle of labor against capital?" at 3 pm, at Terrace Lyceum, and on "Syndicalism" at Lenox Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman among many speakers at the 25th anniversary of the Haymarket Martyrs at 8 pm at Manhattan Lyceum East, New York City. Other speakers included: Franklin Jordan, Harry Kelly, Ludovico Caminita, August Lott, William Shatov, with Alexander Berkman as the chairman.Participating organizations include Mother Earth,Free Voice of Labor and Golos Truda and various trade union branches.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on King Hunger by Leonid Andreyev at 2:30 pm at Terrace Lyceum, and in the evening at Lenox Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman lectured in New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in the afternoon on "The Failure of Democracy" at the Terrace Lyceum, and in the evening on the same subject at Lenox Casino, New York City.
During a victory rally at New York City's Harlem Casino celebrating the acquittal of Ettor and Giovanitti. William Haywood gave aspeech that allegedly advocated direct action and sabotage. Controversy arose with the Socialist party because there was no transcript of his speech to corroborate the allegations.Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at 3 pm at the Terrace Lyceum, and at Lenox Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "What is the best weapon for the worker?" at 8pm at The Metropolitan Singer Hall, New York City.
Emma Goldman among many speakers scheduled for International Celebration of Peter Kropotkin's 70th birthday arranged by the Freie Arbeiter Stimme with Mother Earth to take place at Carnegie Hall, New York City. Other speakers included: W. English Walling, Anna Strunsky, James F. Morton, Alexander Berkman, Harry Kelly, Sal Yanovsky, and Dr. H. Solotaroff, with Leonard D. Abbott as chairman.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Economic Efficiency, The Modern Menace" at Lenox Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Damaged Goods by Brieux," at Lenox Casino, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Birth of Labor and the Failure of Christianity" at Lenox Casino, New York City, 8 pm.
Grand Ball and Reunion sponsored by Mother Earth scheduled to take place in Royal Lyceum, New York City.
After initiation by the New York State Committee and being seconded by both New Jersey socialists and District of Columbia socialists, the National Socialist Party headquarters issued a charge against William Haywood for advocating sabotage and direct action in violation of Article 2, Section 6 of the Socialist Party Constitution.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver first drama lecture of series, on "The Scandinavian Drama: August Strindberg, The Conflict of the Sexes," at Lenox Casino, 116th Street and Lenox Avenue, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The German Drama: Gerhardt Hauptmann, The Social and Economic Struggle." at Lenox Casino, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The German Drama (Continued): Arthur Schnitzler, Frank Wedekind, and others, The Necessity of Sex Education" at Lenox Casino, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The French Drama: Maeterlinck, Rostand, Mirbeau, and Brieux" at Lenox Casino, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The English Drama: George Bernard Shaw, Arthur Pinero, John Galsworthy, Charles Rann Kennedy, and others" at Lenox Casino, New York City, 8 pm.
"Literary Evening and Concert in honor of the Eighth Birthday of Mother Earth Combined with a Fare-Ye-Well to Emma Goldman on her departure for an extensive lecture tour." Emma Goldman among many others scheduled to speak at Lenox Casino, 116th St. and Lenox Avenue, New York City, 8pm.
Emma Goldman spoke at a Francisco Ferrer Memorial meeting, 8 pm, at New Forward Hall, 165 East Broadway, New York City.
Reunion Concert & Ball sponsored by Mother Earth takes place at Lenox Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Our Moral Censors" at Harlem Masonic Temple at Park & Tilford Building, 310 Lenox Avenue, corner of 126th Street, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Place of Anarchism in Modern Thought" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Strike of Mothers" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Friederich Nietzsche, The Anti-Governmentalist" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkman, and Ben Reitman attended an afternoon lecture addressed by Emmeline Pankhurst at Eltinge Theatre, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Beyond Good and Evil" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Individual and Society" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Intellectual Proletarians" in New York City.
Emma Goldman hosted a social for Tom Mann, who was touring America, in New York City, 9 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "The Anti-Christ: Friederich Nietzsche's Powerful Attack on Christianity" at Harlem Masonic Temple, 8 pm, New York City.
Christmas Eve, Annual "Christmas Gathering of the Mother Earth Family" celebrated with a dance at Mt. Morris Hall, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to talk on "Why Strikes are Lost" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman delivered lecture in the evening on "The Scandinavian Drama: Henrik Ibsen's Brand, Hedda Gabler, and The Master Builder" at Berkeley Theatre, 23 West 44th Street, New York City where collections were taken for the unemployed.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Scandinavian Drama: August Strindberg's Facing Death, Mother Love, and Comrades" at Berkeley Theatre, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The German Drama: Herman Sudermann's Magda and The Fires of St. John; Gerhart Hauptmann's Beaver Coast, Lonely Lives, and Gabriel Schilling's Escape" at Berkeley Theatre, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The French Drama: Maurice Maeterlinck's Monna Vanna and The Blue Bird, its parallel to Edmond Rostand's Chantecler; Eugene Brieux's The Three Daughters of M. Dupont, and M. Wolfe's The Lily" at the Berkeley Theatre, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The English Drama: A.W. Pinero's Mid-Channel and The Thunderbolt, and George Bernard Shaw's Widower's Houses and The Shewing-Up of Blanco Posnet" at Berkeley Theatre, New York City.
Emma Goldman debated William Edlin, secretary of the Arbeiter Ring, under the auspices of the Radical Educational Club, in the City Casino, 195 Chrystie Street, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The English Drama: John Galsworthy's The Silver Box and The Eldest Son; Stanley Houghton's Hindle Wakes and The Younger Generation, and John Masefield's The Tragedy of Nan" at Berkeley Theatre, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Irish Drama: J.W. Synge's The Playboy of the Western World; W.B. Yeats's Where There Is Nothing; Lady Gregory's Spreading the News; Lennox Robinson's Harvest; and T.C. Murray's Birthright and Maurice Harte" at Berkeley Theatre, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The American Drama: Mark E. Swan's Her Own Money; William Hurlbut's The Strange Woman; J. Rosett's The Quandary and Middle Class, and Edwin Davis Schoonmaker's The American" at Berkeley Theatre, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Russian Drama: Leo Tolstoy's The Distiller and The Fruits of Enlightenment; Anton Chekov's The Swan Song and The Cherry Orchard; Maxim Gorky's The Smug Citizens and Summer Folk, and Leonid Andreyev's Anathema" at Berkeley Theatre, New York City, 8 pm.
In the afternoon Emma Goldman attended meeting in honor of the ninth birthday of Mother Earth, with celebration of the Paris Commune at Terrace Lyceum, 206 E. Broadway, New York City. Emma Goldman spoke at a "Farewell Evening" with a concluding lecture and general discussion and review of the modern drama at Berkeley Theatre, New York City, presided over by Leonard Abbott.
Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkman, Carlo Tresca, and others delivered speeches at a mass meeting in Union Square, New York City, where the Conference of the unemployed organized and rallied, the demonstration continued up Fifth Avenue to the Ferrer Center where the unemployed were fed.
Emma Goldman scheduled to debate in New York City.
Emma Goldman back in New York City.
Emma Goldman left New York City for Chicago, Illinois.
Emma Goldman back in New York City.
Emma Goldman hosts New Years Eve party at the Mother Earth office, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "War, and the 'Sacred' Right of Property," at Harlem Masonic Temple, 310 Lenox Avenue, between 125th and 126th St., New York City.
Emma Goldman attended her nephew, David Hochstein's violin concert at Aeolian Hall, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Betrayal of the International," at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke in the evening on "The Misconceptions of Free Love," at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Sham of Culture," at Harlem Masonic Temple, 310 Lenox Avenue, between 125th and 126th St., New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The War and Our Lord," at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City, 8pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Czar and 'My Beloved' Jews," at the Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at the Socialist Press Club in New York City.David Caplan arrested on Bainbridge Island, a few miles from Seattle, where he had been hiding. He had been informed on by Donald Vose.
Mother Earth Ball "Red Revel" took place in the evening at Lenox Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "The Immorality of Prohibition and Continence," at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City and was probably at an afternoon meeting as well.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in the evening on "Woman and War," at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Anarchism and Literature" at Harlem Masonic Temple, 310 Lenox Avenue, between 125th and 126th St., New York City.
Tenth anniversary of the Mother Earth Foundation celebrated at Berkeley theater, 22 W. 44th St., New York City with music and drama. Speakers included Emma Goldman, Leonard Abbott, and Bolton Hall.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Feminism, A Criticism of Woman's Struggle for the Vote and 'Freedom'" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman and H. M. Kelly were English speakers at a celebration of the 44th anniversary of the Paris Commune in the evening at Lenox Casino, Lenox Ave. and 116th St., New York City. Carlo Tresca spoke in Italian, Pedro Esteve in Spanish, William Shatov in Russian and Michael Cohn in Yiddish.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Nietzsche, The Intellectual Storm-Center of the Great War" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
International Masquerade Ball under the auspices of "Golos Truda" scheduled to take place at the Manhattan Lyceum, New York City.
Emma Goldman lectured on the "Limitation of Offspring" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City. She also spoke to 600 people on family limitation at the Sunrise Club, New York City.
Emma Goldman held a Jewish meeting in New York City.
The Organizing Junta of the PLM, including the Flores Magón brothers, appealed to the readers of Mother Earth for solidarity with the workers of Mexico and the Mexican revolutionary movement.Emma Goldman poses for a portrait by Robert Henri, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke before the students of the Theological Seminary at Columbia College, New York City at a meeting re-scheduled from March 30.
Emma Goldman debated Isaac Hourwich as a fund raiser for the Ferrer school on "Social Revolution versus Social Reform" in New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Intermediate Sex" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Man--Monogamist or Varietist?" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman farewell dinner hosted by Carlo Tresca and others in New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on a "Message to Labor from our two comrades in jail in Los Angeles: Caplan and Schmidt" at an International Mass meeting at Harlem Casino, 116th Street and Lenox Ave, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke on Caplan and Schmidt at Forward Hall, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to report on her cross-country tour at a Mother Earth Autumn Festival at Harlem Casino, New York City. Utah Board of Pardons terminated the reprieve of Joe Hill.
Upon arrival to New York City, Emma Goldman very ill with grippe, spent two weeks in bed.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Preparedness: A Conspiracy Between the Munition Manufacturers and Washington" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Child's Right Not to Be Born" at Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Message of Anarchism" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Philosophy of Atheism" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman lectured on birth control at Forward Hall, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Sex: The Great Element of Creative Art" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman lectured on birth control at Star Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on the "Philosophy of Atheism" at Vorwart Hall, New York City. She was arrested as she was about to enter the building, and was charged with violating Section 1142 of the New York State Penal Code for lecturing the previous Tuesday, February 8, on a medical question (birth control) in defiance of the law, and released on $500 bail.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Nietzsche and the German Kaiser" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Birth Control" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City. Jubilee meeting for Margaret Sanger in New York to celebrate the dropping of charges against her. In attendance was Robert Minor, who made a motion for Emma Goldman to talk, suggesting that Emma Goldman be called away from the Harlem Masonic Temple where she was speaking. The motion was not sustained and the request was ignored.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Ego and His Own (a review of Max Stirner's book)" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke at a Birth Control mass meeting held at Carnegie Hall in New York City; announced that she was also lecturing every Sunday night at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City. Other speakers included: Margaret Sanger, Leonard Abbott, Gilbert E. Roe, Theodore Schroeder, Bolton Hall, John Reed, Anna Strunsky Walling, Dr. William J. Robinson and Dr. A.L. Goldwater.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Ego and His Own" (a Review of Max Stirner's Book) at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Birth Control and Anti-Censorship Association organized by Emma Goldman and Leonard Abbott at evening meeting in New York City. The organization became known as the Birth Control Committee of New York, its members included Anna Sloan, Marie Jennie Howe, Robert Henri, and Dr. William J. Robinson, with Abbott as its secretary.
"Mother Earth Ball" scheduled to celebrate the 11th anniversary of the magazine, at Harlem Casino, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Family" at the Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City. Meeting scheduled for David Caplan at 3 pm in New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Scandinavian Drama" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The German Drama" at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The French Drama" including Henry Becque's The Vultures and Paul Hervieu's Modesty, at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City. Emma Goldman chaired a meeting at the Star Casino, New York City to protest the life imprisonment of Mathew A. Schmidt and encourage David Caplan on the eve of his trial. Both men were tried on charges that they had conspired to blow up the Los Angeles Times Building. The Socialists at the meeting became unruly when the striking newsboys of the Jewish Daily Forward expressed their desire to present a petition to the meeting. The anarchists accused the socialists of wanting to suppress the newsboys because they favored the paper in the dispute. Emma Goldman abandoned the platform.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The English Drama" including George Bernard Shaw's Fanny's First Play and Androcles and the Lion; St. John Hankin's The Last of the DeMullins; Granville Barker's Waste; and John Galsworthy's The Mob, at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Irish Drama" including Seamus O'Kelly's The Bribe; Rutherford Mayne's The Red Turf; Lenox Robinson's The Patriots, and J. M. Synge's The Tinker's Wedding, at Harlem Masonic Temple, New York City.
Banquet given to Emma Goldman at the Hotel Brevoort, New York City, on the eve of her trial. Those in attendance included: Harry Kelly, Rose Pastor Stokes, Whidden Graham, John Cowper Powys, Alexander Harvey, Robert Henri, George Bellows, Randal Davey, John Sloan, Robert Minor, Boardman Robinson, and John Francis Tucker.
Emma Goldman was in the Queens County Jail,Queens, New York City.
Emma Goldman spoke at a birth control meeting at Carnegie Hall, New York City; Rose Pastor Stokes distributed pamphlets on birth control. In attendance were Max Eastman (editor of The Masses), Alois Trnka, Harry Weinberger, Arturo Giovannitti, Dr. Cecile L. Greil, and Horace Traubel.
Emma Goldman attended a meeting at Union Square, New York City to protest Ben Reitman's imprisonment. In a statement in the New York Times, Emma Goldman anticipated the meeting as a test of how extremely the D.A.'s office discriminated against poor people, as exhibited by their restraint and hesitance to arrest wealthy demonstrators like Rose Pastor Stokes.
Emma Goldman spoke at a celebration of the anniversary of Walt Whitman's birthday at the 23rd annual meeting of the Walt Whitman Fellowship, at the Hotel Brevoort, New York City. Other speakers included Hamlin Garland, Alexander Harvey, Everett Martin, Horace Traubel, Rose Pastor Stokes, Clement Wood, William Davenport, Percival Wicksell, John Butler Yeats, Alfred Kreymborg, Helen Hoyt, William Sanger, and John Weichsel.
Emma Goldman spoke at a meeting at Carnegie Hall, New York City to protest conviction of Warren K. Billings and arrest of Edward D. Nolan, Thomas J. Mooney, Israel Weinberg, and Rena Mooney, charged with bombing the San Francisco Preparedness Day parade on 22 July. Called by the United Hebrew Trades with addresses by Frank Walsh, Max Eastman, Max Pine (secretary of the Hebrew Trades), Arturo Giovannitti, Patrick L. Quinlan, and Alexander Berkman. That afternoon, a demonstration took place at Union Square on behalf of the Mooney case and Carlo Tresca, among others, arrested on the Mesabi Range.
IWW announced open-air meeting in Fresno, California in defiance of local city ordinances, nine arrested. Five more arrested the following day.
Emma Goldman arrived in Fresno, California.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Anarchism and What it Stands For" at 3 pm and on "Marriage and Love" at 8 pm in Fresno.
Emma Goldman denied use of halls in Washington, D.C. Chief of Police declared intent to prevent Emma Goldman from speaking.San Diego police blocked meetings commemorating the Haymarket anarchists.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Limitation of Offspring" in Washington, D.C., under the auspices of the Liberal Discussion Club. Catholic socialist Mahoney tried and failed to prevent her from speaking by harassing the owners of potential public halls where Emma Goldman might have spoken and by urging the police to intervene.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Friederich Nietzsche: the Intellectual Storm-Center of the European War" at Pythian Temple, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Victims of Morality" at Pythian Temple, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Anarchism Versus Socialism" at Pythian Temple, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Sex, the Great Element of Creative Work" at Pythian Temple, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman was scheduled to speak at Pythian Temple, Washington, D.C. but was prohibited by the hall's managers.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Scandinavian Drama" at Perpetual Building Association Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The German Drama" at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The French Drama" at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The English Drama" at Arcade Hall in Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The American Drama" at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Russian Drama" at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Irish Drama including T. C. Murray's Maurice Harte; Seamus O'Kelly's The Bribe; Rutherford Mayne's The Red Turf, and Lennox Robinson's The Patriots" at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C. Alexander Berkman organized a mass meeting in San Francisco, California protesting the Flores Magóns' arrest.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Message of Anarchism" at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Italian and Spanish Drama" including Gabriele D'Annunzio's The Daughter of Jorio; Guiseppe Giacosa's The Stronger and Sacred Ground; and Jose Echegaray's The Great Galetto at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Intermediate Sex" at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Jewish Drama," including Jacob Gordon's The Slaughter; Sholem Asch's The God of Vengeance; and David Pinsky's The Family Tsvi at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Nietzsche and the German Kaiser" at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled at a Social Dance and Performance at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Right of the Child Not To Be Born" at Arcade Hall, Washington, D.C.
Emma Goldman delivered a lecture in Yiddish on "Victims of Morality" at Union Hall, Baltimore, Maryland.
Emma Goldman was scheduled to give an afternoon lecture on "The Modern Drama" and an evening lecture on "Francisco Ferrer and the Modern School" at the Labor Lyceum, 1011 East Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
Emma Goldman spoke at Jewish meeting arranged by Leon Malmed in Baltimore, Maryland.
Emma Goldman lectured in Baltimore, Maryland.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Columbus, Ohio.
Emma Goldman was prevented from speaking in Columbus. Holding their convention in Columbus at the same time, many members of the United Mine Workers supported Emma Goldman's right to free speech, even though union leaders of the UMW voted against Emma Goldman addressing the convention.K?toku and 23 co-defendants sentenced to death by the supreme court of Japan for plotting against the throne. Two other defendants sentenced to eight and eleven years imprisonment, respectively.Although the trial was held "in camera," the reading of the verdict was a public session.
In the K?toku trial, twelve of the death sentences were commuted to life imprisonment.Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Columbus.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Columbus. Emma Goldman locked out of Memorial Hall, UMW convention location.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Maternity" at Labor Hall, Columbus, Ohio, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Art and Revolution" at 3 pm and on "Anarchism, the Moving Spirit in the Labor Struggle" at 8 pm presumably at Labor Hall, Columbus.
Emma Goldman was scheduled to lecture at Masonic Cathedral, Columbus, Ohio. Mayor Karb and Chief of Police Carter banned Emma Goldman from speaking because "she was not considered a fit person to lecture on either one of the subjects announced."
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Emma Goldman spoke at the Pentecost Tabernacle, Indianapolis, Indiana. All halls initially refused. Ultimately, Orthodox preacher, Rev. Nelson, offered his church to Emma Goldman. Following engagement at the Pentecost Tabernacle, Emma Goldman spoke at the Universalist Church, Indianapolis. K?toku, Kanno Suga, and ten other Japanese anarchists were executed.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Maternity" at Walhalla Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana, 8 pm.Judge finds probable cause of guilt against Ettor and Giovannitti.As they await the Grand Jury, they are held without bail.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Art and Revolution" at 3 pm and on "Anarchism, the Moving Spirit in the Labor Struggle" at 8 pm, presumably at Walhalla Hall, Indianapolis.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Failure of Democracy" at Germania Hall, 37 S. Delaware St., Indianapolis, Indiana, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Syndicalism, The Modern Menace to Capitalism" at Germania Hall, Indianapolis, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man" at Germania Hall, Indianapolis, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman spoke on "War and the Sacred Rights of Property" at Germania Hall, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Misconceptions of Free Love" at Germania Hall, Indianapolis.The miners strike in Colorado had dwindled and was effectively called off by the United Mine Workers Association after sixty six men, women and children had been killed.
Emma Goldman held two meetings at Odeon Hall, Metropolitan Music Building, corner of Pennsylvania and North Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Francisco Ferrer" at G.A.R. Hall, Elyria, Ohio.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Maternity" at Grand Army of the Republic Hall, Elyria, Ohio, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Dayton, Ohio.
Emma Goldman debated socialist Frank Midney in the afternoon at Jewel Theater, Dayton, Ohio. Attended by 200, resulting in Midney's two year expulsion from the Dayton Socialist Party. Emma Goldman spoke in the evening on "Motherhood."
Emma Goldman in Jackson, Michigan.
Emma Goldman in Grand Rapids, Michigan, hosted by William Buwalda.
According to Mother Earth, Emma Goldman spoke in the following cities after Milwaukee: Grand Rapids, Michigan; Detroit, Michigan; Ann Arbor, Michigan; Madison, Wisconsin.
Emma Goldman spoke in Grand Rapids, Michigan at two meetings arranged by the Analyser Club with William Buwalda among the organizers.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Anarchism-What it Really Stands For" sparking controversy in Urbana, Illinois.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Peoria, Illinois.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Victims of Morality" at Lyric Theatre, Belleville, Illinois. Ben Reitman scheduled to chair. Later town constables stopped Emma Goldman in train station in Staunton, Illinois but released her in time for her to address a small audience in a laundry building.
Emma Goldman spoke in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Modern School and the Child" in St. Paul, Minnesota, under the auspices of the Liberal Alliance League.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in St. Paul.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Anarchy" at Owls Hall, 166 W. Superior Street, Duluth, Minnesota.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Marriage and Love" Knights of Pythian Hall, 118 W. Superior Street, Duluth.Meeting with concert and ball in honor of the sixth birthday of Mother Earth scheduled to take place at the Terrace Lyceum in New York City.
Emma Goldman lectured at 3:00pm and on "The Spirit of Revolution" at 8:00pm at the Lyric Theater, Omaha, Nebraska.
Emma Goldman delivered a lecture in Omaha.
Emma Goldman in Omaha, Nebraska. Ricardo and Enrique Flores Magón, and W.C. Owen publish an open letter to Jean Grave responding to the attack in Les Temps Nouveau on the PLM claiming it is not an anarchist organization. In early April Kropotkin, joined the debate in the paper and wrote an article supporting the PLM.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Lincoln, Nebraska
Emma Goldman spoke at Williamson's Hall, Kansas City, Missouri.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Marriage and Love" at Pythian Hall, Kansas City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Yiddish at 1715 Oak St., Kansas City. Free Speech League incorporated at Albany, New York, by Leonard Abbott (President), Brand Whitlock (Vice President), Lincoln Steffens, Bolton Hall, Gilbert E. Roe, Dr. E.B. Foote (Treasurer), Theodore Schroeder (Secretary).
Emma Goldman gave afternoon and evening lectures at Kaw Valley Socialist Club Hall, 807 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Missouri.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Socialism Caught in the Political Trap," at Kaw Valley Socialist Club Hall in Kansas City.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Sex the Great Element of Creative Work" at Kaw Valley Socialist Club Hall, Kansas City.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Sex Sterilization of Criminals" at 3 pm and on "The Failure of Democracy" at 8 pm at Commercial Travelers' Hall, 12th and Central, Kansas City, Missouri.
In the afternoon, Emma Goldman gave the first in a series of four lectures on the drama at Commercial Travelers' Hall, Kansas City. Emma Goldman lectured on "Damaged Goods. A powerful drama by Brieux dealing with the scourge of venereal disease."
Emma Goldman gave second afternoon lecture on the drama in and scheduled to lecture on "Syndicalism, The Modern Menace to Capitalism" at Commercial Travelers' Hall, Kansas City.
Emma Goldman gave third afternoon lecture on the drama and scheduled to lecture on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man," at Commercial Travelers' Hall, Kansas City.
Emma Goldman gave last afternoon lecture on the drama in Kansas City.
Emma Goldman spoke at 3 pm on "Anarchism and What it Really Stands For," and at 8 pm on "Marriage and Love," at Fraternal Aid Hall, Lawrence, Kansas. Emma Goldman also spoke on "Why Laws Fail" to the Good Government Club, a group of law students, in Lawrence.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Failure of Christianity" at 934 Mass Street, Lawrence, Kansas.
Emma Goldman lectured on "The Six Great Elements of Creative Work" at 934 Mass Street, Lawrence.
Emma Goldman lectured on sex at 934 Mass Street, Lawrence. She suggested that a chair in Eugenics be established at Kansas University in Memory of Moses Harman.
Emma Goldman scheduled to deliver two lectures in Lawrence, Kansas.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Message of Anarchy" at Luken's Opera House, Topeka, Kansas.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Marriage & Love" at Luken's Opera House, Topeka.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Woman's Inhumanity to Man," at Knights of Pythias Hall, Sixth and Quincy, Topeka, Kansas, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture on "Syndicalism, The Strongest Weapon of Labor. A discussion of direct action, sabotage and the general strike," at Knights of Pythias Hall, Topeka, 8 pm.
Emma Goldman spoke in the afternoon on "The Drama-A Powerful Disseminator of Radical Thought" and in the evening on "Anarchism and What it Really Stands For" in Palo Alto, California.
Emma Goldman spoke in Colville, Washington and Boise, Idaho. She visited Idaho Penitentiary.
Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman vacationed in Old Orchard Beach, Maine. She used the alias Miss Ida Crossman. They were scheduled to return to New York City on 23 August.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Connecticut.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Massachusetts.
Emma Goldman visited with Samuel Atkins Elliot Jr., grandson of former Harvard University President, while in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Socialism Caught in its Political Trap" for her Sunday lecture series at 43 East 22nd Street, New York City, and answered questions about the McNamara case.
Emma Goldman in Schenectady, New York.
Emma Goldman planned to lecture on "Anarchism," "The War," and "The Birth Strike" in Schenectady, New York.
Emma Goldman to speak on "The Birth Strike" in Schenectady, New York.
Emma Goldman speaks in Brooklyn, New York.
Emma Goldman took part in a debate with Harry Walton, in Brownsville, a district of Brooklyn, New York. $25, the proceeds from the event were sent to the Rangel-Cline Defense Fund. The debate was reported in Regeneración on 28 February 1914.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Brooklyn, New York.
Emma Goldman lectured on her "Personal Interpretation of Anarchy" at the Civitas Club, a woman's club, in Brooklyn, New York. Mathew A. Schmidt sentenced to life imprisonment.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Anarchism the Moving Spirit in the Labor Struggle" at Owl's Hall, Lorain, Ohio, 8 pm. San Diego City Council passed ordinance giving police the right to control movement and disperse assemblies in any part of the city, to take effect March 28.
Emma Goldman denied use of the socialist headquarters auditorium, Hamilton Hall, Oakland, California.After recommendation of Harris Weinstock to Governor Johnson, U.S. Attorney General Webb, California's state attorney generalarrived in San Diego to investigate situation.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Free or Forced Motherhood: The Need of Birth Control" in Oakland, California.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Love and Marriage" in the afternoon and to debate Frank Midney on "Anarchism and Socialism" in the evening at Diamond Theatre, New Castle, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman planned to speak in the towns of McKees Rocks and New Kensington, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman lectured in Hartford, Connecticut.
Emma Goldman spoke in Newark, New Jersey.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak at 8 pm on "The Russian Drama: Tolstoy, Chekov, Gorky, and Andreyev" at one of her two meetings in Newark.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Newark, New Jersey.
Emma Goldman scheduled for an afternoon lecture in Newark, New Jersey.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Newark, New Jersey.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Newark, New Jersey.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak in Des Moines, Iowa.
Emma Goldman lectured in the afternoon on "The Mother Strike" at Trades Assembly Hall, Des Moines, Iowa. She left that night for Denver, Colorado.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Coffeyville, Kansas.
Despite the mayor's intention to prevent Emma Goldman from speaking in Everett, she spoke in the afternoon on "Marriage and Love" and in the evening debated with socialist Minot (Maynard) Shipley on "Anarchy vs. Socialism" at Liberty Hall, Everett, Washington. It was Emma Goldman's first visit to Everett in two years, when city authorities had prevented her from speaking.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Anarchism" in the afternoon and on "The Social and Revolutionary Significance of the Modern Drama" in the evening at the Broad Street Theatre, Trenton, New Jersey.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Spirit of Anarchism in the Labor Struggle" at IWW Institute Hall, Paterson, New Jersey, before a mass meeting of the IWW. Police interrupted and forced her off the platform, after she had been warned not to speak, and advised to take the "earliest train out of town." Talk attended by 2,000 IWW supporters, many of whom attempted to prevent the police from disbanding the lecture.
Emma Goldman among the speakers, along with Bolton Hall, Leonard D. Abbott, Gilbert Roe, Alexander Berkman, Ben Reitman, Lincoln Steffens, Hutchins Hapgood and Grace Potter, at a free speech protest held by the Free Speech League in the Institute Hall, 90 Main Street, Paterson, New Jersey.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak against the Billy Sunday movement at Turn Hall, on Van Houten Street, Paterson, New Jersey.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Awakening of Labor" at the Labor Temple, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania an event organized by the Radical Library. At 7:30, before the lecture was scheduled to begin, the police drove everyone out of the lecture hall, and locked the doors. The event was moved to the headquarters of the Radical Library where Emma Goldman spoke.
Emma Goldman delivered lecture in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania organized by the Free Speech League.
Emma Goldman spoke on "Billy Sunday" in English and on "The Limitation of Offspring" before a Jewish audience in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Preparedness, the Road to Universal Slaughter" in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania hosted by the Free Speech League with Theodore Schroeder.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Birth Control" in Philadelphia.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Friedrich Nietzsche, the Intellectual Storm Center of Europe" and to a Yiddish on "Misconception of Free Love" sometime during her Philadelphia tour.
Emma Goldman delivered lecture in Yiddish on "The Right of the Child not to be Born" at Royal Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Victims of Morality" at North Broad Street Drawing Rooms, Philadelphia.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Message of Anarchism" at North Broad Street Drawing Rooms, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Margaret Sanger's trial scheduled to begin but was postponed to 24 January and then 14 February.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "Misconceptions of Free Love" at North Broad Street Drawing Rooms, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "The Philosophy of Atheism" at North Broad Street Drawing Rooms, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Emma Goldman arrived in Eureka, California with Ben Reitman. She lectured in the evening at Woodman Hall, Arcata, California. Rally and public funeral meeting of anarchists and others in Union Square, New York City, to mourn deaths of Arthur Caron, Charles Berg, and Carl Hanson. Speakers included Alexander Berkman, Leonard Abbott, Rebecca Edelsohn, and Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. A telegram of solidarity was sent by Emma Goldman and Ben Reitman. It was a politically charged event with 1,000 policemen on hand.
Emma Goldman lectured on "Anarchism And Why It Is Misunderstood" at 3pm and on "The Place of the Church in the Economic Struggle" at 8pm at Brett Hall, Eureka, California.
Emma Goldman lectured on "The Birth Strike" at Brett Hall, Eureka, California.
*Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Fortuna, California.
Emma Goldman spoke on "The Birth Strike--Why and how the poor should not have children" at Eagles' Hall, 13th and E Streets, Tacoma, Washington.At midnight Britain declared war on Germany marking the official beginning of World War I.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Yiddish in Boston, Massachusetts.
Emma Goldman delivered "two independent lectures" in the afternoon and evening in Boston; one arranged by the Freedom Group and "comrade Block," the other, a Jewish lecture, arranged by the Working People's Institute of Boston.
Emma Goldman scheduled to speak on "War and Private Property" at a public conference at Laster Hall, 34 Andrew St., Lynn, Massachusetts with Ben Reitman also scheduled to speak.
Emma Goldman addressed meeting of 1,000 people in Lynn.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Akron, Ohio.
Emma Goldman lectured at Kayser Hall, Akron, Ohio.
Emma Goldman scheduled to lecture in Youngstown, Ohio.
Emma Goldman lectured in Youngstown, Ohio.
A conference was held to celebrate the first anniversary of the Modern School's move to Stelton, New Jersey. Speakers included Emma Goldman, William Thurston Brown, and Harry Kelly.
Emma Goldman attended a banquet held in her honor by the families of the Flores Magón brothers in Silver Lake, California.