Newspaper results for ("Ida B Wells" OR "Ida Wells") AND lynch*

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2229 matching newspaper pages in total. Indianapolis, IN has the most hits (229 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. The Indianapolis Journal — 1889-03-08, page 1

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

   … Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Collin, uauchtcr. Mr. ana Mrs. A. d. Calvin Durand, wife and Lynch, daughter, J. M. buarKeliora, L. W. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Odell W.J.Elston …

   … . Ho is now a special agent of the depart ment. Mr. Parsons, of Ohio; Mr. A. D. Lynch, of Indiana, and Mr. Sickles aro said to bo applicants for tho offico of Comptroller …

2. The Indianapolis Journal — 1889-03-08, page 2

   … D.. president: John Mitchell, jr.. of the Richmond Planet, vice-president; Miss Ida . Wells, of Our Women and Children, secretary. and J. Cromwell of th People's Advocate, …

   … man's arrest. There is much excitement here over the affair, and many threats of lynching aro be ing made. OBITUARY. Isaiah V. TVIlHamM.n, the Wealthy Phila delphia Philanthropist …

3. The Freeman — 1889-03-16, page 5

   … now visitingin Eng land, and is attracting much attention. Ex-Congressman John R. Lynch of Miss., has been endorsed by many prominent Republican leaders for the office …

   … people, among whom are Mrs. Frances E. W. Harper, Mrs. Mary Ella Mossell, Miss Ida B. Wells (Iola), Hon. James M. Townsend, Edwin Fletcher Horn and others, also a scene representing …

4. The Freeman — 1889-07-20, page 4

   … reading. One of the brightest geniuses of the rising generation of women is Miss Ida B. Wells, who is well known among race journ alists as “Iola.” Miss Weils is a school teacher …

   … league present is too flimsy to be accepted by any sane man. The mid night kukux, lynchers, regu lators, etc., who kill as many colored persons as they choose, and gw altogeth …

5. The Freeman — 1890-05-31, page 7

   … Pinchback, 9 Attucks, 10Cooper. n 111. 1 Gaddie, 2 Greener, 3 w til-.'. Bruce. 6 Lynch,7 Pinchback Elli’-tt- 10 Harper. K P McNeil. Ark. 1 Allen. 2 L’Overture, 3 J l …

   … Douglass. 2 A II Mil I M Turner. 4 M Kline. 5 WII Crogmar Fortune, 8 Mitchell,9 Ida B Wells, 3 tarbcrotigh. H M, Helena. Ark; 1 Douglas, 2 L’Over tur vn Hi. I Brown, 5 H M …

   … . Athens. Tex. 1 L’Overture,2 Douglas, Samet. 4 I.angston, 5 Elliot, 6 Bruce, 7 Lynch, Hd ala'. 9 Binchback, 10 Banneker. M E It. Lexington. Ky. 1 Douglas, 2 L’Over …

6. The Freeman — 1890-07-12, page 5

   … Mrs. j es sie Fortune will spend the summer |t Grue Cottage, San Harbor. Mj ss Ida B. Wells, of the Memphis ^Speech, ls J ust recovering frorn illness superinduced by overwork …

   … killed and another fatally wmunded by a drunken police officer. He came near being lynched by a number of other colored men, after great excitement the officer was arrested …

7. The Freeman — 1891-03-14, page 2

   … Executive Com mittee John Mitchell, jr., President Colored Press Association of U. S.; Ida B. Wells, Secretary. BOYS MEET WITH AN ACCIDENT. Carrolton, Ky., Special to The Freer an …

   … tional speakers: Hon. B. K. Bruce, W. H. Hunt, Prof. I. W. Gregory, Hon. J, R. Lynch, Congressmen Miller and Cheatham, Revs. J. E. Rankin and John F. Cook, Congressman …

8. The Freeman — 1891-05-02, page 4

   … the friendship she bestowed upon the slave. It is going the rounds that Bruce and Lynch control the administration in the matter of Negro appointments and that they alone …

   … time the “colored vo ter of the North” was opening his eyes to these things. The lynching of Colored men is a relic of bar barism —Richmond Planet. The spirit, probably, …

   … attempt no mollifying epithets. Then, again, “relic” is wrong, John, entirely wrong. Lynching is not a “relic of barbarism;” it is a mildew on civiliza tion, an every day occurence …

9. The Freeman — 1891-11-07, page 6

   … has been elected president of the Capital Savings-Bank John Reece 7( white), was lynched a' Columbia, La for the murder o’ Hagar Sterling, a colored woman. Rev W. W. Dyett …

   … re ceived $2,70D a few days ago. wiiich was bequeaibed t him by bis fa her. Miss Ida B. Wells, of Memphis. Tenn., was in the city on the 22nd in the interest of the .Vemp Az …

10. The Freeman — 1891-12-05, page 4

    … Plaindealer lads, Robert, Benjamin and Walter, each a clerkship to theirliking. Ida B. Wells, the managing editorship, {of a first-class womans journal salary $5,000. Bishop …

    … , “country” seat, and only “blooded” stock, to hold the “ribbons” over. John R. Lynch, a ticket to the “Shoe String District” of Mississippi, minus return attach ment …

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