The Red Record
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He was notpunished, but an attempt was made in the same town in the month of June tolynch a colored man who visited a white woman.
In Memphis, Tennessee, in the month of June, Ellerton L. Dorr, who is thehusband of Russell Hancock's widow, was arrested for attempted rape onMattie Cole, a neighbor's cook; he was only prevented from accomplishinghis purpose by the appearance of Mattie's employer. Dorr's friends say hewas drunk and, not responsible for his actions. The grand jury refused toindict ...him and he was discharged.
In Tallahassee, Florida, a colored girl, Charlotte Gilliam, was assaultedby white men. Her father went to have a warrant for their arrest issued, but the judge refused to issue it.
In Bowling Green, Virginia, Moses Christopher, a colored lad, was chargedwith assault, September 10. He was indicted, tried, convicted andsentenced to death in one day. In the same state at Danville, two weeksbefore--August 29, Thomas J. Penn, a white man, committed a criminalassault upon Lina Hanna, a twelve-year-old colored girl, but he has notbeen tried, certainly not killed either by the law or the mob.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was notpunished, but an attempt was made in the same town in the month of June tolynch a colored man who visited a white woman.
In Memphis, Tennessee, in the month of June, Ellerton L. Dorr, who is thehusband of Russell Hancock's widow, was arrested for attempted rape onMattie Cole, a neighbor's cook; he was only prevented from accomplishinghis purpose by the appearance of Mattie's employer. Dorr's friends say hewas drunk and, not responsible for his actions. The grand jury refused toindict ...him and he was discharged.
In Tallahassee, Florida, a colored girl, Charlotte Gilliam, was assaultedby white men. Her father went to have a warrant for their arrest issued, but the judge refused to issue it.
In Bowling Green, Virginia, Moses Christopher, a colored lad, was chargedwith assault, September 10. He was indicted, tried, convicted andsentenced to death in one day. In the same state at Danville, two weeksbefore--August 29, Thomas J. Penn, a white man, committed a criminalassault upon Lina Hanna, a twelve-year-old colored girl, but he has notbeen tried, certainly not killed either by the law or the mob.
What to read after The Red Record?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells-Barnett Ida B. to read onlineMoreLess
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