Walter Partridge, NC, 1905 April 6

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| PARTRIDGE, Walter Y 6 WG jos”

"April 6, 1905-Walter Partridge, colored, was hanged at
Fayetteville, N. Ce, this morning for criminally assault-
ing Mrse Hales, a widow, February 1, The negroerdied of
s:trangulation in 19 minutes, Partridge was perfectly
cool, ascending the scaffold without assistance,"
JOURNAL, Atlanta, Georgia, April 6, 1905 (l:he)

"April 5, 1905-Walter Partridge, a negro who is to be
hanged at Fayetteville today for assaulting a white woman,
confessed the crime and admitted that the letter written td
“overnor Glenn as coming from the victim, declaring she
had sworn falsely, had been partially prepared by himself"
HOURNAL, Atlanta, Georgia, April 5, 1905 (2:h.)

WORKSHEET = NORTH CAROLINA - NOT WRITTEN UP # BOUND,

| PARTRIDGE, Walter 4-4-1702

"April 6, 1905-Walter Partridge, colored, was hanged at
Fayetteville, Ne Co, this morning for criminally assault=
ing Mrs. Hales, a widow, February 1, The negroexdied of
setrangulation in 19 minutes, Partridge was perfectly
cool, ascending the scaffold without assistance,"

JOURNAL, Atlanta, Georgia, April 6, 1905 (1:h.)

"April 5, 1905-Walter Partridge, a negro who is to be
hanged at Fayetteville today for assaulting a white woman,
confessed the crime and admitted that the Letter written td
Governor Glenn as coming from the victim, declaring she
had sworn falsely, had been partially prepared by himself"
HOURNAL, Atlanta, Georgia, April 5, 1905 (2:h.)

WORKSHEET = NORTH CAROLINA = NOT WRITTEN UP = BOUND.

| PARTRIDGE, Walter OT es

“April 6, 1905-Walter Partridge, claree was hanged at
Fayetteville, N, Cs, this morning for criminally assault-
ing Mrs. Hales, a widow, February 1. the negramidied o!
s:trangulation in 19 minutes, Partridge was perfectly
cool, ascending the scaffold without assistance."
JOURNAL, Atlanta, Georgia, April 6, 1905 (1:he)

“april 5, 1905=Walter Partridge, a negro who is to be
hanged at Fayetteville today for assaulting a white woman,
confessed the crime and admitted that the letter written tq
“overnor Glenn as coming from the victim, declaring she
had sworn falsely, had been partially prepared by himself”
WOURNAL, Atlanta, Georgia, April 5, 1905 (2:h.)

WORKSHEET = NORTH CAROLINA = NOT WRITTEN UP = BOUND.

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