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Jo Reed was an African American man who was lynched in Nashville, Tennessee, on April 30, 1875, where he was taken by a white mob from the county jail after being arrested for killing a police officer in a confrontation. He was hanged from a suspension bridge but, after the rope broke, Reed survived the attempted lynching, escaped via the river, and left Nashville to go West.

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rdfs:comment	Jo Reed was an African American man who was lynched in Nashville, Tennessee, on April 30, 1875, where he was taken by a white mob from the county jail after being arrested for killing a police officer in a confrontation. He was hanged from a suspension bridge but, after the rope broke, Reed survived the attempted lynching, escaped via the river, and left Nashville to go West. (en)
dcterms:subject	Lynching survivors in the United States April 1875 events 1875 in Tennessee African-American history in Nashville, Tennessee 1875 crimes in the United States
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Morton Boyte Howell Clarksville, Tennessee Lynching survivors in the United States Equal Justice Initiative April 1875 events 1875 in Tennessee African American African-American history in Nashville, Tennessee James D. Porter 1875 crimes in the United States Nashville, Tennessee Lynching Maxwell House Hotel
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date	1875-04-30 (xsd:date)
location	Nashville, Tennessee, U.S. (en)
type	Lynching
has abstract	Jo Reed was an African American man who was lynched in Nashville, Tennessee, on April 30, 1875, where he was taken by a white mob from the county jail after being arrested for killing a police officer in a confrontation. He was hanged from a suspension bridge but, after the rope broke, Reed survived the attempted lynching, escaped via the river, and left Nashville to go West. In contrast to similar later incidents, both the governor of Tennessee and mayor of Nashville intervened after Reed was arrested, seeking extra police protection at the jail. (The sheriff did not supply it.) Rumors were rampant about a lynching, and the mayor tried to hold off the mob from the jail. The Nashville City Council condemned the lynching. Two white men were arrested for breaking into the jail, but no other prosecution took place. (en)
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