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Source: The Story of a Rising Race Source type: book Document type: photograph Document title: “J. B. Parker” Image size (in source, approx. h x w): unknown Author(s): anonymous [photograph]; Pipkin, J. J. [book] Publisher: N. D. Thompson Publishing Company Place of publication: none given Year of publication: 1902 Pagination: 449 |
| Citation |
| “J. B. Parker.” The Story of a Rising Race. By J. J. Pipkin. [n.p.]: N. D. Thompson Publishing, 1902: p. 449. |
| Transcription |
| full image of photograph |
| Keywords |
| James B. Parker (photographs). |
| Named persons |
| Leon Czolgosz [in notes]; William McKinley [in notes]. |
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Title herein taken from caption.
Descriptive text accompanying the photograph reads as follows: “The
Colored Man Who Captured Czolgosz, the Assassin of President McKinley.”
From title page: The Story of a Rising Race: The Negro in Revelation,
in History and in Citizenship: What the Race Has Done and Is Doing in
Arms, Arts, Letters, the Pulpit, the Forum, the School, the Marts of Trade
and with Those Mighty Weapons in the Battle of Life, the Shovel and the
Hoe: A Message to All Men That He Is in the Way to Solve the Race Problem
for Himself.
From title page: By Rev. J. J. Pipkin; with Introduction by Gen. John
B. Gordon, Former Major-General Confederate Army, United States Senator
from Georgia, Ex-Commander United Confederate Veterans, Author “War Reminiscences,”
Etc.
Image courtesy of HathiTrust. |
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J. B. Parker