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  • Topic is exactly "Lynching"

August 28, 1897

A mob of fifty men drag a white man, charged with the “usual crime” of rape, from his cell late at night and lynch him.

June 26, 1897

The Manchester, Virginia Evening Leader comments on African American’s resistance to “Lynch-law” and says it is unwarranted.

May 1, 1897

The Richmond Virginia Daily Times states its opposition to the ways the people of Alexandria acted by lynching the African American felon.

April 11, 1896

A bill is passed making officials liable for lynchings that occur when they had authority.

January 20, 1900

The national government denies an anti-lynching petition despite the 3,200 "colored-person" signatures.

March 20, 1897

A white mob of would be murderers attempt to lynch a black man in response to an assault charge on a white man.

March 17, 1900

A white mob hangs a black man guilty of “double murder.”

May 26, 1900

A white mob drags a colored man, guilty of “the assaulting and killing of two little girls,” “through the streets at the end of a rope for 200 yards” and watches him being lynched

August 18, 1900

The “double murder” of two white men leads to the “lynching” of a black man.

March 24, 1894

A black man who was convicted of murdering a white man was lynched by a group of white men with the help of the sheriff.
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