Jim Hannah, MS, 1906 March 17

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HANNAH, Jim

"Lexington, Miss., Mar. 19, 1906-Jim Hanna was hanged
here Saturday (Mar. 17, 1906)," JOURNAL, Atlanta, Ga.,
Mar. 19, 1906 (2/l.) 39 SOUTHERN 855 (Affirmed)

"(AP) Birmingham, Ala., Jane 23, 1905=A special from Jack=-
son, Misse, says that while Governor Vardaman was on a Ya~
zoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad train Sunday night, he
arrested Jim Hannah, a negro, charged with the murder of 2
men in Holmes County. The Governor, learning that Hannah
was on the train, borrowed a revolver from the conductor,
went to the forward coach and compelled the negro to surren
dere He turned his prisoner over to the sheriff at Yazoo
City. The negro was identified today." TIMES=DISPATCH,
Richmond, Virginia, Jane 2h, 1905 (3/7e)

HANNAH, Jim

 Saaeun Miss., Mar. 19, 1906-Jim Hanna was hanged

here Saturday (Mar. 17, 1906)." JOURNAL, Atlanta, Gas,
Mar. 19, 1906 (2/he) 39 SOUTHERN 855 (Affirmed.)

"(AP) Birmingham, Ala., Jane 23, 1905=A special from Jack=
son, Misse, says that while Governor Vardaman was on a Ya~
z00 and Mississippi Valley Railroad train Sunday night, he
arrested Jim Hannah, a negro, charged with the murder of 2
men in Holmes County. The Governor, learning that Hannah
was on the train, borrowed a revolver from the conductor,
went to the forward coach and compelled the negro to surrens
der. He turned his prisoner over to the s

Citye The negro waa Adentatied today." TIMES DISeARe Re?
Richmond, Virginia, Jane 2h, 1905 (3/7e)

+ 19, 1906—Jim Hanna was hanged
1906) 1" JOURNAL, Atlanta, Oa,
¥ SOUTHERN 855 (Affirmed,)
(AP) Birmingham, Ala., Jan. 23, ee special from Jack=
son, Misse, says that while Governor Vardaman was on a Ya~
zoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad train Sunday night, he

arrested Jim Hannah, a negro, charged with the murder of 2

men in Holmes County. The Governor, learning that Hannah
was on the train, borrowed a revolver from the conductor,
went to the forward coach and compelled the negro to surren-
He turned his prisoner over to the sheriff at, Yanco
ity, The negro was identified to: TIMBS-DISPATCH,
Richmond, Virginia, Jane 2h, 1905 Gi)



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