The National Dynamite Plot
The National Dynamite Plot
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J. Had a suit case which he took from a wardrobe in his office, and this he gave to me. It contained two four- quart varnish cans filled with nitro-glycerine, two electric fulminating caps and two infernal machines. I was in- structed to place one charge under a locomotive crane and another under a hoisting engine in the Mount Vernon yards.
I arrived in Mount Vernon, 111. , at 6:20 p. M. , April 17, 1910. I talked with the watchman that night and gave him two cigars. The following day I watched... the men at work and spent half of the night at the yards waiting for the watchman to leave the crane so that I could set the explosion. He did not leave it and I returned to my hotel. I had registered as William Clark. An opera com- pany arrived the next day and I tried to coax the watchman to go to the show. He would not do it, but stuck right with his crane. In desperation lest I should kill him when the machine blew up and in fear of vengeance from Hockin and McNamara if I did not set the explosion, I was for some hours at a loss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. Had a suit case which he took from a wardrobe in his office, and this he gave to me. It contained two four- quart varnish cans filled with nitro-glycerine, two electric fulminating caps and two infernal machines. I was in- structed to place one charge under a locomotive crane and another under a hoisting engine in the Mount Vernon yards.
I arrived in Mount Vernon, 111. , at 6:20 p. M. , April 17, 1910. I talked with the watchman that night and gave him two cigars. The following day I watched... the men at work and spent half of the night at the yards waiting for the watchman to leave the crane so that I could set the explosion. He did not leave it and I returned to my hotel. I had registered as William Clark. An opera com- pany arrived the next day and I tried to coax the watchman to go to the show. He would not do it, but stuck right with his crane. In desperation lest I should kill him when the machine blew up and in fear of vengeance from Hockin and McNamara if I did not set the explosion, I was for some hours at a loss.
What to read after The National Dynamite Plot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ortie E Mcmanigal to read onlineMoreLess
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