and thatBrooks, a "negro preacher" was convicted
of rape. See this in-front of Oklahoma, under
Muskogee, OKLAHOMA=j=BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS,
and thatBrooks, a "negro preacher" was convicted
of rape. See this in-front of Oklahoma, under
Muskogee, OKLAHOMA=BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS,
Aly was convicted
homa, under
BROOKS, Ks B. and BERKINS, Charles
"Muskogee, I, T., July 1, 1898-The two negroes, \K. B.
Brooks amd Charles Perkins, alias Henry Whitfield, who
were sentenced to hang by Judge John Thomas at the last
April term of United States court at this place, were
today executed in the jail yard. Both necks were broken
by the fall. Perkins admitted his guilt but claimed
that he acted in self-defense. He made a confession of
faith in the Catholic church,"
DAILY NEWS, Galveston, Texas, 7-2-1898( 3-3)
Page 0 of book THE EXPERIENCES OF A DEPUTY U.S.
MARSHAL OF THE INDIAN TERRITORY, not sourced
and sent by Van Raalte sta tes fhat Whitfield,
or Perkins, was white and convicted of murder
BROOKS, K. B. and BERKINS, Charles
"Muskogee, I, T., July 1, 1898-The two negroes, .K. B,
Brooks amd Charles Perkins, alias Henry Whitfield, who
were sentenced to hang by Judge John Thomas at the last
April term of United States court at this place, were
today executed in the jail yard. Both necks were broken
by the fall. Perkins admitted his guilt but claimed
that he acted in self-defense. He made a confession of
faith in the Catholic church,"
DAILY NEWS, Galveston, Texas, 7-2-1898( 3-3)
Page 0 of book THE EXPERIENCES OF A DEPUTY U.S.
MARSHAL OF THE INDIAN TERRITORY, not sourced
and sent by Van Raalte sta tes fhat Whitfield,
or Perkins, was white and convicted of murder
BROOKS, K. B, and BERKINS, Charles
"Muskogee, I, T., July 1, 1898-The two negroes, .K.
Brooks and Charles Perkins, alias Henry Whitfield, he
were sentenced to hang by Judge John Thomas at the last
April term of United States court at this place, were
today executed in the jail yard, Both necks were broken
by the fall, Perkins admitted his guilt but claimed
that he acted in self-defense. He made a confession of
faith in the Catholic church,"
DAILY NEWS, Galveston, Texas, 7-2-1898( 3-3)
Page 0 of book THS EXPERIENCES OF A pelle U.S.
MARSHAL OF ae INDIAN TERRITORY, ot sow
and sent by Van Realte sta tes that whit? Piola,
or Perkins, was white and convicted of murder
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