Charles Campbell, LA, 1885 June 19

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“CAMPBELL. Charles ('Red")

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"Charles Campbell, alias "Red", was hanged at Pointe a la
Hache, Plaquemine Parish, La., on June 19, 1885, for the

murder of Theodore Tuplevich in that Parish on August 2),
188), Campbell was a brutal=-looking negro, and his crime

was dastardly and unprovoked,

Tuplevich was shot down on

a country road after some words with Campbell which did

not even amount to a quarrel.

Although the execu tion was

private, the little village was crowded with people from

the adjacent country."

GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, Galveston, Texas, June 20, 1885

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"Charles Cambell, alias "Red", was hanged at Pointe a la
Hache, Plaquemine Parish, La,, on June 19, 1885, for the
murder of Theodore Tuplevich in that Parish on August 2),
188), Campbell was a brutal-looking negro, and his crime
was dastardly and unprovoked, Tuplevich was shot down on
a country road after some words with Campbell which did
not even amount to a quarrel, Although the execu tion was
private, the little village was crowded with people from
the adjacent country."

GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, Galveston, Texas, June 20, 1885

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"Charles Campbell, alias "Red", was hanged at Pointe a la
Hache, Plaquemine Parish, La., on dune 19, 1B, for the

was dastardly and unprovoked, maplevien was shot down on
a country road after some words with Campbell which did
not even amount to a quarrel, Although the execu tion was
private, the little village was crowded with people from
the adjacent country."

GALVESTON DATLY N Galveston, Texas, June 20, 168:

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