Charles Perry, PA, 1901 October 8

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IVORY, Henry and PERRY, Charles Oct. 6, 1901

Executed, Philadelphia, 10-8-1901; with Amos Sterling
killed Professor Roy Wilson White, a chemistry Fellow at
the University of Pennsylvania on May 20, 1900, at corner
of 32nd and Powelton; weapon, an iron bolt; all three
killers were Negroes; sentenced Nov. 17, 1900; warrant
issued April 233 Philadelphia PRESS and PUBLIC LEDGER
Octe 93; Sterling executed later.

SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR PART II. PAGES 89-903 by Teeters,
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IVORY, Henry and PERRY, Charles Oct. 8, 1901

Executed, Philadelphia, 10-8-1901; with Amos Sterling
killed Professor Roy Wilson White, a chemistry Fellow at
the University of Pennsylvania on May 20, 1900, at corner
of 32nd and Powelton; weapon, an iron bolt; all three
killers were Negroes; sentenced Nov. 17, 19003 warrant
issued April 233 Philadelphia PRESS and PUBLIC LEDGER
Oct. 9; Sterling executed later.

SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR PART II. PAGES 89-90; by Teeters,

IVORY, Henry and PERRY, Charles Oct. 8, 1901

Executed, Philadelphia, 10-8-1901; with Amos Sterling
killed Professor Roy Wilson White, a chemistry Fellow at
the University of Pennsylvania on May 20, 1900, at corner
of 32nd and Powelton; weapon, an iron bolt; all three
killers were Negroes; sentenced Nov. 17, 19003 warrant
issued April 23; Philadelphia PRESS and PUBLIC LEDGER
Oct, 93 Sterling executed later.

SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR PART II, PAGES 89-90; by Teoters.

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