JACKSON, James April. 11, 1902
"Kansas City, Mo., l-11-1902-James Jackson, a negro, aged
28 years, was hanged in the county jail here today for th
murder in December, 1900, of Prophet Everett, another ne-
ero, The men had quarreled over cards and Everett left
to avoid further trouble. Jackson followed and shot
Everett from behim without warning, killing him instant- |
lye dackson had shot another man several years ago. |
Several months ago Jackson professed religion and when
Governor Dockery recently refused a respite he said he was
glad and anxious to die. JYackson slept soundly hast night
and went to the scaffold willingly." NEWS, Pensacola,
Flae, l-12-1902 (842.)
JACKSON, James April 11, 1902
"Kansas City, Mo., l-11-1902<James Jackson, a negro, aged
28 years, was hanged in the county jail here today for th
murder in December, 1900, of Prophet Everett, another ne-
gro. The men had quarreled over cards and Everett left
to avoid further trouble. Jackson followed and shot
Everett from behin) without warning, killing him instant-
lye dackson had shot another man several years agoe
Several months ago Jackson professed religion and when
Governor Dockery recently refused a respite he said he wag
glad and anxious to die. Jackson slept soundly ast nighy
and went to the scaffold willingly." NEWS, Pensacola,
Fla., li-12-1902 (8/2.)
JACKSON, James
"Kansas City, Nos, emeiso2 tense verceom mea a neero, aged
28 years, was hanzed in the county jail here today for thi
murder in December, 1900, of Prophet Everett, another ne=
gro. The men had quarreled over cards and Everett left
to avoid further trouble. Jackson followed and shot
Everett from behin without warning, killing him instant-
Jackson had shot another man several years ago.
sed religion and when
recently refused a respite he said he wa:
Jackson slept soundly Rast night
NEWS, Pensacola,
ly.
Several months ago Jackson profes:
Governor Dockery
glad and amious to die,
and went to the scaffold willingly."
Flas, li-12-1902 (8420)
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