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Logan County
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Cooper and Bailey, The Muhlenberg Echo, October 18, 1883.
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Cooper, Nelson
Bailey, Sam
Charge, murder
Mob, hanging
Mob, 60 members
Mob, masked
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<h3>Two Negroes Hung by a Mob in Russellville</h3>
Wednesday of last week Barrett’s show exhibited in Russellville, and there was an unusually large crowd in town, and a good deal of “red eve” was imbibed. In the evening two drunken negroes, Nelson Cooper and Sam Bailey, fiendishly shot and killed Dick Winlock, an inoffensive white man, on the Nashville pike about a mile from the town. They were arrested placed in jail, and hung by a mob that night, the particulars of which the Russellville correspondent to the Courier-Journal gives as follows:
The murderers of Dick Winlock were taken from jail last night by a band of masked men and hanged in a grove hard by. As detailed in your special from here yesterday, Winlock, a poor harmless, inoffensive creature, was brutally shot to death Wednesday evening, on the Nashville turnpike, about one mile south of Russellville, by Nelson Cooper and Sam Bailey, two colored men. The killing was absolutely inhuman and fiendish, not only unprovoked, but altogether unintelligible, except upon the hypothesis that his slayers were thirsty for human blood and availed themselves to his accidental approach to appease their infernal appetite. There was no quarrel, no difficulty. Winlock was returning home from a circus, walking and very much intoxicated, and was overtaken on the highway by Cooper, who was driving a wagon and Bailey, who was on horseback. These two negroes were together, and accosted Winlock with the inquiry as to whether he was a Democrat or Republican, to which he replied it made no difference: that he was in United the States army whereupon Cooper alighted from wagon and Bailey dismounted, and both commenced denouncing and assaulting their victim, Cooper shooting him through the heart, causing instantaneous death. The murder was witnessed and the talking beard by several reputable gentlemen, as the road was full of vehicles and pedestrians returning from the circus. When arrested in his bed that night by the Sheriff, Cooper insolently inquired why he as taken, and when told by the officer, he said with great sangfroid, “Well, I did shoot the d—s— of a b—, but didn’t know whether I killed him or not; hope I did.”
These and other aggravating facts were developed at the Coroner's inquest yesterday morning. And no sooner had the prisoners been confined to the jail than the ominous whisperings of groups of men gathered on the streets gave earnest of last night’s tragedy. The storm was brewing all day, and even the casual observer could divine the desperate purpose of men who having grown weary and heartsick at the law’s delays and the almost total immunity from punishment of the law-breaking classes in this county, resolved to teach the ministers of the law a much-needed lesson in criminal jurisprudence.
It was very generally reported on the streets that the jail would be captured and these men, and perhaps others, hanged last night, but the Jailer informed me this morning that he was taken completely unawares. About midnight a body of about sixty men, heavily armed and thoroughly disguised, surrounded the jail, and ten or a dozen of the coolest approached the door and aroused Mr. J. G. Meadow, the Jailer, by telling him that the Sheriff and a policeman wanted to deliver a prisoner to him. Not recognizing the voices, he declined to open the outer door, a heavy wooden one, when without further parley the men seized a heavy log of wood near by and in a twinkling battered the door down, rushed in, presented pistols at the Jailer’s head, forcibly took the keys, and while four of them pinioned him the others unlocked the door to the cell department, hunted out the affrighted negroes and hurriedly relocked the jail, gave the keys back to its dumbfounded custodian, and took the doomed culprits to the large lawn fronting Capt. J.B. Briggs’ residence and hung them to trees. The mob was orderly and quiet. Almost stealthy in it’s methods. There was no noise, no confusion, no demonstrations of any kind. Although the night was brilliant with moonlight and the skies were cloudless, no one seems to have seen or heard the masqueraders. They did their work silently, rapidly, and well, and immediately dispersed for their homes. Whence they came, whither they went, who they were, will probably remain a mystery, for all time.
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The Muhlenberg Echo
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1883-10-18
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Katie Craig
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Russelville, Logan County
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Logan County
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Boyer, Jones, Jones, and Riley, Hopkinsville Kentuckian, August 04, 1908.
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Charge, confederating to prevent arrest
Jones, Virgil
Jones, John
Boyer, John
Riley, Joe
Charge, complicity
Mob, hanging
Mob, 100 members
Mob, masked
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<h3>ANOTHER MASKED MOB INVADES RUSSELLVILLE<br />Hangs Four Negroes Who Were in Jail Charged With Complicity in the Cunningham Murder.</h3>
The men were in jail charged with trivial offenses but accused of confederating to prevent the arrest of Rufus Browder, a negro who shot and killed J. F. Cunningham, a prominent young farmer. Cunningham and his murderer had a dispute over wages.
Members of a Lodge.
They were members of a negro lodge at Keysburg. The lodge is of a local nature and it is thought that they were conspiring against the whites in that neighborhood.
About midnight the mob began to gather and by 1 o’clock probably 100 men had arrived.
Coroner’s Inquest.
The coroner held an inquest over the bodies of the four negroes who were lynched and J. W. Butt, the jailer, was called as a witness. He stated that about 1 o’clock he heard a knock on the door and he was ordered to come to the door, which he did. He was then covered with about half a dozen pistols and shot-guns and was asked if the negroes, John Jones, Virgil Jones, John Boyer, and Joe Riley, were there. He told them they were, and they caught hold of him, started him to the door of the jail and forced him to give up the keys to the cells where the negroes were.
The members of the mob were heavily masked and spoke in a quiet tone. There was no swearing and not a shot fired. They asked for Browder, the negro murderer, and were informed by Mr. Butt that he was not there. They then took the negroes out one at a time and marched them to the front of the jail, and thence out the Nashville pike by the mayor’s residence and on to the place of hanging. There was not a sound nor a shot. The bodies were discovered this morning by Prof. Estice, superintendent of schools. All the witnesses testified that they did not know anyone in the mob. The jury then retired and returned the following verdict:
“We, the jury summoned by C. J. O’Connell, deputy sheriff, and sworn by Matt Barbee, coroner of Logan county, to investigate the death of these parties, John Jones, Virigil Jones, John Boyer, and Joe Riley, and after examining the witnesses, we are of the opinion that they came to their death by hanging by unknown parties. This the 1st day of August, 1908.”
Hanged to Death Tree.
They were hanged on the famous Proctor tree, where the notorious Arch and Duke Proctor were hanged some years ago. They were cut down and brought into the courthouse.
Warning to Negroes.
A large placard was fastened on the hanging group bearing these words: “You negroes will learn to let white people alone and break up your lodges.”
Browder was in jail at Louisville.
Shortly after his arrest a mob called at the jail here to lynch Browder, but Sheriff Rhea had hidden him in the woods and later took him to Bowling Green, from where he was removed to Lousiville.
A special term of court has been called for Monday to try Browder.
Browder was in jail at Louisville.
Shortly after his arrest a mob called at the jail here to lynch Browder, but Sheriff Rhea had hidden him in the woods and later took him to Bowling Green, from where he was removed to Louisville.
A special term of court has been called for Monday to try Browder.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian
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1908-08-04
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Katie Craig
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Logan County
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Logan County
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Traughber, Huntington (IN) Daily Democrat, July 19, 1894
Subject
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Traughber, Edwin
Mob, hanging
Charge, unknown
Description
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<h3><span style="font-weight: 400;"> Lynched. </span></h3>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Russellville, Ky., July 17.--The body of Edwin Traughber was found hanging to a limb in a thicket near Adairville. Sunday night masked men went to his home at Adairville and after calling him out tied his hands and feet and carried him to a thicket near G. W. Hunt’s farm several miles distant and hanged him. The cause of the lynching is not known. </span></p>
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The Huntington (IN) Daily Democrat
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1894-7-17
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Grace Yi
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Logan County
1890-1900
1894
Grace Yi
Logan County
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Traughber
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Logan County
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Traughber, Hopkinsville Kentuckian, August 17, 1894
Subject
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Traughber, Edwin
Mob, hanging
Charge, unknown
Description
An account of the resource
<h3><span style="font-weight: 400;">Held Without Bail. </span></h3>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">At the examining trial held at Russellville Tuesday bail was refused Frederick P. Apgar, Wm. B. Proctor, Moses Cook, Robert Henderson and Thos. Mackey, who are charged with the murder of Edwin Traughber, who was taken from his home near Adairville, Sunday night, July 15, and lynched. The negro, Prince McGuire, who turned State’s evidence, was taken to Bowling Green Tuesday night for fear of a mob. The arrest of these prominent men, charged with such a crime, has created a sensation all over the county. Eminent counsel has been retained by both sides. </span></p>
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The Hopkinsville Kentuckian
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1894-8-17
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Grace Yi
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Logan County
1890-1900
1894
Grace Yi
Logan County
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Traughber
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Logan County
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Traughber, Indianapolis Journal, July 16, 1894
Subject
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Traughber, Edwin
Mob, hanging
Charge, unknown
Description
An account of the resource
<h3><span style="font-weight: 400;">Found Hanging to a Limb. </span></h3>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">RUSSELLVILLE, Ky., July 16.--The body of Edwin Traughber was found hanging to a limb to-day in a thicket near Adairville. Last night masked men went to Traughber’s home at Adairville, and, after calling him out, tied his hands and feet and carried him to a thicket several miles distant and hung him. The cause of the hanging is not known. He has always born a bad reputation in the community. Several months ago he was accused of poisoning his father’s family, which came near resulting in three deaths. Excitement is at fever heat in that community. </span></p>
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The Indianapolis Journal
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1894-7-16
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Grace Yi
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Logan County
1890-1900
1894
Grace Yi
Logan County
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Traughber
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Logan County
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Traughber, Lexington Weekly Leader, August 16, 1894
Subject
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Traughber, Edwin
Mob, hanging
Charge, unknown
Description
An account of the resource
<p><br /><span style="font-weight: 400;">Two more sensational arrests were made in connection with the brutal hanging of Edwin Traughber at Adairsville, Logan county, July 15. They are Robert Traughber, cousin to the murdered man, and Thomas Mackey, a well known livery man of Adairsville. </span></p>
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The Lexington Weekly Leader
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1894-8-16
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Grace Yi
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Logan County
1890-1900
1894
Grace Yi
Logan County
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Traughber
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Logan County
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Traughber, Logansport (IN) Daily Journal, July 17, 1894
Subject
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Traughber, Edwin
Mob, hanging
Charge, unknown
Description
An account of the resource
<h3>Lynched</h3>
Russellville, Ky., July 17.--The body of Edwin Traughber was found hanging to a limb in a thicket near Adairville. Sunday night masked men went to his home at Adairville and after calling him out tied his hands and feet and carried him to a thicket near G. W. Hunt’s farm several miles distant and hanged him. The cause of the lynching is not known.
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The Logansport (IN) Daily Journal
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1894-07-17
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Grace Yi
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Logan County
1890-1900
1894
Grace Yi
Logan County
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Traughber
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Logan County
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Traughber, Maysville Daily Public Ledger, February 15, 1895
Subject
The topic of the resource
Traughber, Edwin
Mob, hanging
Charge, unknown
Description
An account of the resource
<h3><span style="font-weight: 400;">A Terrible Deed.</span></h3>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">CLARKSVILLE, Tenn., Feb. 15.--During the trial of the men charged with lynching Edwin Traughber, Thursday, Prince McGuire, a colored man, swore he was compelled to assist in the crime, and that the four whites made him, after they had hanged Traughber, procure hickory sprouts and beat the man as he was hanging in death agony, writhin and twisting, from the tree.</span></p>
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The Maysville Daily Public Ledger
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1895-02-15
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Grace Yi
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Logan County
1890-1900
1894
Grace Yi
Logan County
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Traughber
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Logan County
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Traughber, Muncie (IN) Morning News, August 3, 1894
Subject
The topic of the resource
Traughber, Edwin
Mob, hanging
Charge, unknown
Description
An account of the resource
<h3><span style="font-weight: 400;">Charged With Murder. </span></h3>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">RUSSELLVILLE, Ky., Aug. 2.--Moses Cook and Robert Henderson, two prominent citizens, were arrested yesterday charged with the murder of Edwin Traughber, who was hanged by masked men on July 15. It is said three others will be arrested upon the same charge in a day or two.</span></p>
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The Muncie (IN) Morning News
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1894-08-03
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Grace Yi
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Logan County
1890-1900
1894
Grace Yi
Logan County
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Traughber
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Logan County
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Title
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Traughber, Nashville Tennessean, August 15, 1894
Subject
The topic of the resource
Traughber, Edwin
Mob, hanging
Charge, unknown
Description
An account of the resource
<h3><span style="font-weight: 400;">BAIL REFUSED. </span></h3>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;"><strong>Five Prominent Citizens of Logan County Held for Murder for Participating in a Lynching.</strong> </span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">RUSSELLVILLE, Ky., Aug. 14.--[Special.]--At the examining trial held here to-day bail was refused Frederick P. Apgar, Wm. B. Proctor, Moses Cook, Robert Henderson and Thos. Mackey, who are charged with the murder of Edwin Traughber, who was taken from his home near Adairville, Sunday night, July 15, and lynched. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">The negro, Prince McGuire, who has turned State’s evidence, will be taken to Bowling Green to-night for fear of a mob. The arrest of these prominent men, charged with such a crime, has created a sensation all over the county. Eminent counsel has been retained by both sides.</span></p>
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The Nashville Tennessean
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1894-08-15
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Grace Yi
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Image
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Logan County
1890-1900
1894
Grace Yi
Logan County
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Traughber