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  • Topic is exactly "Lynching"

February 1, 1896

In Mississippi, a white mob lynched two black men.

June 22, 1901

An unknown party kills “two desperate colored men” as they await the return of their employer.

September 5, 1896

Race relations devolved into a violent battle in an Alabama town after a black prisoner was arrested.

January 9, 1904

A white man lynched and continuously tortured an innocent man in Alabama in order to demonstrate that “there is such a thing as punishment after death.”

February 24, 1900

A white police officer and “colored” soldier are dead as a mob of “colored soldiers” attack a police station in Texas.

March 12, 1904

Charleston S.C a “prominent part in lynching three Negroes” admits to the killing of his wife whilst “on death's bed.”

August 10, 1901

A South Carolina Senator attempts to justify lynching saying “All men are not created equal, and the ‘niggers’ are not fit vote. Come what may, the white people of the South will govern their own country.”

December 22, 1900

An African American community in Indiana warns that “a race war is imminent” after three black men are lynched for the murder of a white man.

December 22, 1900

An African American community in Indiana warns that “a race was in imminent” after three black men are lynched for the murder of a white man.

December 5, 1903

After being accused of fatally shooting a white man, three black men are to be lynched in Louisiana.
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