ain that there was very little doubt in the minds of the
ple about his guilt. Since having been resentenced he
confessed his guilt to the different ministers that
alled on him, ~All during his confinement he has
Se a model prisoner, never giving the jailor or any of
.the attendants any trouble in the least, and has appeared
jolly and in good spirits all during ne confinement,"
JOURNAL, Atlanta, Georgia, Aug. 16, 1907 (2:3.)
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plain that there was very little doubt in the minds of the
people about his guilt. Since having been resentenced he
has confessed his guilt to the different ministers that
have called on him, -All during his confinement he has
been a model prisoner, never giving the jailor or any of
the attendants any trouble in the least, and has appeared
jolly and in good spirits all during his confinement,"
JOURNAL, Atlanta, Georgia, Aug. 16, 1907 (2:3.)
plain that there was very Little doubt in the minds of the
people about his gui ce Tene “been resentenced he
has confessed his gui he different ministers that
have called on him, All during his con: e has
model prisoner, never giving the jailor or any of
attendants any trouble in the led - and has appeared
il onfinement.,"
and in good spirits all
Atlanta, Georgia, Aug. 16, 1907 (2236)
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| at August 16, 1907
Affirmed: 58 SOUTHEASTERN 1,8
"Sandersville, Ga, August 16, 1907=™ill Nick, the negro
who shot and killed Bob Jackson, another negro, at a
church supper last winter, hanged today. Nick confessed.'
JOURNAL, Pensacola, Fla., 8-17-1907 (345.)
"Sandersville, 8-16-Will Nix, whe was convicted of murder
last March in the superior court and sentenced to be hanged
in May by Judge B T. Rawlings, but got a respite for a few
months in order than an appeal might be made before the
supreme court for a new trial, which was refused, was hung
today in the jailyard by Sheriff 5S. M. Moye, It will be re
membered that Nix shot and killed Bob Jackson, a negro,
last winter at Riddleville, while attending a negro hot
supper at a church. Nix, until the last few weeks denied
having killed the man, but the evidence in the case was 5°
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NICK, Will August 16, 1907
Affirmed: 58 SOUTHEASTERN 18
"Sandersville, Gas, August 16, 1907-Will Nick, the negro
who shot and killed Bob Jackson, another negro, at a
church supper last winter, hanged today. Nick confessed.'
JOURNAL, Pensacola, Fla,, 8-17-1907 (345.)
"Sandersville, 8-16-will Nix, who was convicted of murder
last March in the superior court and sentenced to be hange
in May by Judge B, T. Rawlings, but got a respite for a few
months in order than an appeal might be made before the
supreme court for a new trial, which was refused, was hung
today in the jailyard by Sheriff S. M. Moye. It will be re
membered that Nix shot and killed Bob Jackson, a negro,
last winter at Riddleville, while attending a negro hot
supper at a church, Nix, until the last few weeks denied
having killed the man, but the evidence in the case was 8°
(MIX)
NICK, Will August 16, 1907
Affirmed: 58 SOUTHEASTERN 1,8
"Sandersville, Gay August 16, 1907-Will Nick, the negro
who shot and killed Bob Jackson, another negro, at a
church supper last winter, zed todaye Nick confessed
JOURNAL, Pensacola, Fla, 8-17-1907 (3/5.)
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