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Caroline Sadgwar Manly's letter to her sons concerning the 1898 Wilmington, NC race riot
A letter from Caroline Sadgwar Manly to her sons Milo and Lewin, discussing their father Alex during the Wilmington, NC race riot.
Alexander L. Manly's editorial of August 1898
An editorial on race relations written by Alexander L. Manly in August 1898, and published in his paper, The Daily Record. This editorial was one of the catalysts for the subsequent race riot in Wilmington, NC, in which Manly's offices were burned.
The Freeman political cartoon concerning the 1898 Wilmington riots
A political cartoon from The Freeman, an African-American newspaper in Indianapolis, depicting the burning of Alexander Manly's offices in Wilmington, NC, in 1898.
Armstrong Association Makes Changes in Personnel
Alex Manly, the Industrial Secretary of the Armstrong Association resigns, and former Lincoln Student, Fred A. Johnson, is successor.
Seated Portrait of Alexander L. Manly
Portrait of Alexander L. Manly, seated, holding his hat
Alexander L. and Caroline Sadgwar Manly
photograph of Alexander L. Manly and his wife, Caroline Sadgwar Manly, standing in front of a porch.