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1900: A day in the death penalty around the world

Posted on 7 December, 2019 by Headsman

… courtesy of the Foreign News dispatch in the pages of the Boston (U.S.) Daily Advertiser, Dec. 8, 1900:

On this day..

  • 1982: Charles Brooks, Jr., the first by lethal injection
  • 1799: Francesco Conforti, regalist and republican
  • 1683: Algernon Sidney, republican philosopher
  • 1938: Anna Marie Hahn, serial poisoner
  • 1323: Jean Persant, a black cat, and the body of Jean Prévost
  • 1982: Dos Erres massacre
  • 1989: Carlos DeLuna, "I didn't do it. But I know who did."
  • 1869: Nicholas Melady, the last public hanging in Canada
  • 2008: One man pardoned during hanging
  • 1549: Robert Kett, rebelling against enclosures
  • 1815: Michel Ney, the bravest of the brave
  • 43 B.C.E.: Cicero

Possibly related executions:

  • 1803: Johannes Bückler, “Schinderhannes”
  • 1899: Hilda Blake, poorhouse orphan
  • 1893: Bertha Zillmann, completely prostrate
  • A day in the executions of Franz Schmidt
  • 1883: Frederick Mann
  • 1868: Thomas Jones, bad uncle
  • 1831: Gesche Margarethe Gottfried, the Angel of Bremen
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