THE MURDERED PRESIDENT.
THE ASSASSIN FOUND GUILTY
AN AIR OF UNCONCERN
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Washington, Sept. 25. Czolgosz maintains an air of unconcern.
Evidence was given that prisoner while in gaol, in the presence of several witnesses. deliberately and unhesitatingly confessed that he had dogged the President for days, seeking an opportunity to shoot him ; that he believed in no form of Government or marriage relations ; every head of State was a tyrant who ought to be killed. Emma Goldman’s teachings had influenced him, but he alone planned the deed, and accepted the [responsibility. Mr Lewis, one of the counsel for the defence, declared the prisoner steadfastly refused to aid them. He was entitled to any doubt. It the jury were able to declare that he was an irresponsible person it would lift from the public mind a great load. The jury returned a verdict of murder in the first degree. The murderer was remanded until Thursday for sentence. GOLDMAN RELEASED. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Washington, Sept. 25. Emma Goldman, the anarchist, lias been discharged from custody.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 222, 26 September 1901, Page 2
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