Graves County
Dublin Core
Title
Graves County
Collection Items
Stone, Louisville Courier Journal, November 28, 1896
Stone Talks Freely
Will Likely Be Kept Here for Several Weeks.
-----------
SAYS HE IS INNOCENT.
-----------
But the Mayfield People Think He Is Undoubtedly Guilty.
James Stone, the young colored man who was brought to this city from…
Stone, Louisville Courier Journal, November 26, 1896
Left The Mob
Mayfield Negro Brought Here From Paducah.
---------------
A NARROW ESCAPE.
--------------
James Stone Says He Did Not Commit the Assault.
--------------
SHERIFF HOLLAND’S STORY
James Stone, the young colored man who is…
Stone, Kentucky Post and Times Star, November 27, 1896
Hurried Away
To Escape a Mob That Was Forming, ------- Fiend James Stone Taken to Louisville. Louisville, KY., Nov. 26.--James Stone, who is charged with the assault on Mrs. J. M. Green in Mayfield, was spirited to this city last night from Paducah.…
Stone, Louisville Courier Journal, December 20, 1896
STONE RETURNED TO MAYFIELD.
Suspected of Attempting to Assault Mrs. J. M. R. Green. James Stone, the young colored man who was brought to this city several weeks ago to escape the vengeance of a mob, who believed him guilty of criminal assault upon…
Stone, Hopkinsville Kentuckian, November 27, 1896
Lynching Is In Order.
A Mayfield Lady The Victim of a Brutal Negro.
At eleven o’clock Monday night the wife of Prof. J. M. R. Green, of this city, was outraged by Jim Stone, a brutal negro living three miles south of town. At the hour named Mrs.…
Stone, Richmond (KY) Climax, December 23, 1896
KENTUCKY NEWS.
The Latest News From All Parts of the Commonwealth. ------------------ Jim Stone ----------------- In Danger of Lynching at Mayfield, Ky.-- A Mob Forming.
Mayfield, Ky., Dec. 21.--Jim Stone, the Negro charged with outraging Mrs. J.…
Stone, Maysville Public Ledger, December 22, 1896
KENTUCKY NEWS.
The Latest News From All Parts of the Commonwealth. ----------- PITCHED BATTLE ----------- Between Whites and Blacks at Mayfield Expected--Tom Chambers Burned to Death by a Mob.
PADUCAH, KY., Dec. 22.--Passengers arriving on the…
Stone, Courier Journal, November 28, 1896
Feeling At Mayfield
Has Not Abated Against Stone--Little Doubt of His Guilt.
Mayfield Ky., Nov. 27.--(Special)-- The feeling here against Jim Stone, held for the outrage Monday night on Mrs. J. M. R. Green, one of the most highly respected women in…

