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Chicago Tribune
Chicago, Illinois •
Tue, Mar 22, 1898
Page 1
Ida Wells-Barnett and others speak with U.S. president William McKinley about lynching, 1898
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago, Illinois •
Tue, Mar 22, 1898
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United States
Illinois
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
1898
Mar
22
Page 1
Ida Wells-Barnett and others speak with U.S. president William McKinley about lynching, 1898
