John Milligan, OK, 1895 March 13

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ed at °t. Louis, He confessed the crime." SAN
ANTONIO DAILY LIGHT, San Antonio, Texas, April
6, 189.

OLD WEST, Winter, 1995, page 18 OK-=B&MEzcerpts.

ed at St. Louis, He confessed the crime.” SAN
ANTONIO DAILY LIGHT, San Antonio, Texas, April
6, 189).

OLD WEST, Winter, 1995, page 18 OK=B&MEzcerpts.

ed at St. Louis, He confessed the crime." SAN
ANTONIO DAILY LIGHT, San Antonio, Texas, Avril
6, 189.

OLD WEST, Winter, 1995, page 18  OK-B&MEzcerpts.

MILLIGAN, John Heute eal ee

"3=13-1895-John Milligan, who murdered Gabe and Hannah
Clarke, on Nov 13, 189), was hanged at Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, today. Milligan entered Clark's room at night
and killed them with an axe, Milligan. He’ died without
fear, saying he was going straight to glory." DAILY NEW,
Galveston, Texas, March 1h, ne ( 3=3)i0

"Oklahoma City, Oklahoma lerrityor, April 6,
1894-John Milligen, the negro murderer is under
sentence to be hanged today. The crime for
which he was convicted was the murder of Gibbs

Clark and wife, an aged couple, and dangerously
wounding their seventeen year old daughter.

After robbing the dead he fled, but was captur-

MILLIGAN, John March: 13, +895

"3-13-1895-John Milligan, who mrdered Gabe and Hannah
Clarke, on Nov 13, 189), was hanged at Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, today. Milligan @ntered Clark's room at night
and killed them with an axe. Milligan. He died without
fear, saying he was going straight to glory." DAILY NEWS,
Galveston, Texas, March 1, 1895 (3-3).

"Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territyor, April 6,
1894-John Milligen, the negro murderer is under
sentence to be hanged today. The crime for
which he was convicted was the murder of Gibbs
Clark and wife, an aged couple, and dangerously
wounding their seventeen year old daughter.
After robbing the dead he fled, but was captur-

MILLIGAN, John March’ 13, 1895

"3=13-1895-John Milligan, who mrdered Gabe and Hannah
arke, on Nov 13, 189), was hanged at Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, today. Milligan antered Clark's room at night
and killed them with an axe. Milligan, He died without
fear, saying he was going straight to glory." DAILY Nuts,

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