Martin Rasnick

Released
Gender:Male
Era:1900s
State:Illinois
Time Imprisoned:
17 Days
Support
Anarchism
Martin Rasnick

Biography

Martin Rasnick (also printed Rosenick, Raznick, or Razner), a cloakmaker, was among the Chicago anarchists arrested in the September 6-7, 1901 roundup after the shooting of President McKinley and held without bail at the Cook County Jail until September 23, 1901.

Case

Cook County Jail
Charges: Detained in the post-assassination anarchist roundup (Chicago, September 1901)
Arrested: Sep 6, 1901
Incarcerated: Sep 6, 1901
Released: Sep 23, 1901
Sentence: Arrested in the September 6-7, 1901 Chicago roundup after President McKinley was shot; held without bail at the Cook County Jail until September 23, 1901 (about 17 days), then released without prosecution. Verdict as recorded: No — released without prosecution
Convicted: No
Institution State: Illinois

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