 [Black, William Perkins, portrait photograph in case]. |
 [Parsons, Albert R., portrait photograph]. |
 [McCormick Reaper Works]. |
 [McCormick, Cyrus Hall, portrait photograph]. |
 [Randolph Street Market]. |
 [Horn Brothers Furniture Company workers]. |
 Samuel Fielden: murder. |
 Michael Schwab: murder. |
 August Spies: murder. |
 [Fischer, Aldoph, portrait photograph]. |
 George Engel: sentenced to death. |
 Michael Schwab: sentenced to death. |
 August Spies: sentenced to death. |
 Louis Lingg: sentenced to death. |
 A. R. Parsons: sentenced to death. |
 Oscar Neebe: sentenced to pen[i]t[entia]ry 15 years. |
 Samuel Fielden: sentenced to death. |
 [Cook County Criminal Court Building and jail]. |
 [Harrison, Carter H., portrait photograph]. |
 [Gary, Joseph E., portrait photograph]. |
 [Matson, Canute R., portrait photograph]. |
 [Black, William Perkins, portrait photograph]. |
 [Grinnell, Julius S., portrait photograph]. |
 [Oglesby, R. J., portrait photograph]. |
 [Swett, Leonard, portrait photograph]. |
 [Van Zant, Nina, portrait photograph]. |
 [Spies, August Vincent Theodore, portrait photograph] |
 The personnel of the great anarchist trial at Chicago: the first dynamite bomb thrown in America May 4th 1886. |
 [August Spies; Samuel Fielden; Oscar Neebe; George Engel; Adolph Fischer; Louis Lingg; Michael Schwab; A. R. Parsons]. |
 Scene of the Chicago bomb throwing and vicinity: together with portraits of persons convicted of complicity therewith, May 4th 1886. |
 Riot at McCormick's reaper works: Chicago, May 3, 1886. |
 Meeting at the Haymarket Square, before the explosion of the bomb: Chicago, May 4, 1886. |
 Explosion of the bomb at Haymarket Square: Chicago, May 4, 1886. |
 Battle after the explosion of bomb at Haymarket Square: Chicago, May 4, 1886. |
 Desplaines Street police station after riot at Haymarket Square: Chicago, May 4, 1886. |
 Surrender of Parsons: Chicago, June 21, 1886. |
 Principals in the Haymarket Riot: Chicago, 1886. |
 First Division who charged the mob at the Haymarket riot May 4, 1886: City of Chicago, Department of Police, 4th Precinct. |
 Imprisoned anarchists: Fielden; Schwab; Neebe. |
 [Altgeld, John P., portrait photograph]. |
 The Friend of mad dogs: Governor Altgeld of Illinois in freeing the anarchists bitterly denounced Judge Gary and the jury that convicted them. |
 Map showing the boulevards and park system and twelve miles of lake frontage of the city of Chicago. |
