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Howell, Evansville

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Feeling against the negroes in Southern Indiana is becoming more intense each day, especially since the assault on a white girl last week. There are thousands of negroes in this city, and those living along the river refuse to work. In Howell, a small station below here, negroes are not allowed to
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live, all strange negroes being driven out of the town by the marshal. The color line has been drawn tightly since the race riot of one year ago to-day, when several white people were killed.
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and was named after Lee Howell, the local L&N freight agent. An L&N rail yard at Howell was completed in 1889. Most residents worked for the L&N. As of 1904, the town was a
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Index

Evansville, Indiana
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
sundown town
History of Evansville, Indiana
List of sundown towns in the United States


"L&N Helped Build Evansville"


Towns and Villages of the Lower Ohio
ISBN
0-8131-2042-X
"Negro in Indiana"
Archived
37°57′34″N 87°36′55″W / 37.95944°N 87.61528°W / 37.95944; -87.61528
Categories
Geography of Evansville, Indiana
Sundown towns in Indiana
Former populated places in Indiana

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