Charles Coleman, MS, 1907 March 28

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| COLEMAN, Charles

"March 28, 1907-Charles Coleman, a negro, was hanged at

Magnolia, Mississippi, today for the murder of Iddo Dill-

ton, another negro. The hanging was public and Coleman

made a speech from the gallows, saying he was innocent,

and advising his hearers to stay away from bad companions,
He was pronounced dead in twenty minutes after the drop
fell," JOURNAL, Atlanta, GA, Mar. 28, 1907 (1/2.)

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3/28/1907
COLEMAN, Charles

"March 28, 1907-Charles Coleman, a negro, was hanged at

Magnolia, Mississippi, today for the murder of Iddo Dill-
ton, another negro. The hanging was public and Coleman
made a speech from the gallows, saying he was innocent,
and advising his hearers to stay away from bad companions.
He was pronounced dead in twenty minutes after the drop
fell," JOURNAL, Atlanta, GA, Mar. 28, 1907 (1/2)

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3/28/1907
COLEMAN, Charles

"March 28, 1907=Charles Coleman, a negro, was hanged at
Magnolia, Mississippi, today for the murder of Iddo Dill-
ton, another negro. The hanging was public and Coleman
made a speech from the gallows, saying he was innocent,
and advising his hearers to stay away from bad companions.
He was pronounced dead in twenty minutes after the drop
fell." JOURNAL, Atlanta, GA, Mar. 28, 1907 (1/2.)

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