While the pupils of the Meridian Street School were at play, student Ben Corbery drew a revolver and seriously wounded 10-year-old Cora Brubach in the face. The bullet lodged in the wall just above the teacher's head. Ĭharles Crawford, upset over an argument with a school trustee, went up to the window and fired a pistol into a crowded schoolroom. Will Guess shot and killed teacher Miss Irene Fann, for whipping his little sister the day before. For instance, boys shot at police investigating their activities at the Concord Street schoolhouse. Īs news of outlaw Jesse James reached the East Coast, young boys started to imitate him. The students came out and fired several shots at him he shot back, hitting two students. Īs Allen Wamack, a 15-year-old boy, drove by an all black schoolhouse, he called out "school butter" (an insult meaning a cobbing, or a whipping). Ī bunch of drunken cowboys stopped at several schoolhouses, forcing two teachers to drink whiskey, and firing numerous shots at three schoolhouses. Harbaugh later surrendered himself to the authorities.
The lock was faulty and the gun went off he wounded Mamie Shipley, Joy Price, and Marquis Price. As the children kept throwing snowballs, Harbaugh aimed the gun at them. Īs some children were playing and throwing snowballs outside the Ponca Creek schoolhouse, Lem Harbaugh and the Shipley brothers, three young men, pulled up in a wagon and engaged the children in a snowball fight. They were arguing over a comic valentine.
Gray, a student at the Sam Houston Normal School, shot and wounded another student, M.J. Two of the boys were arrested and pleaded guilty three weeks later. Ī group of boys shot into a schoolhouse, but no one was hurt.
Gregory shot at a pupil at close range because he refused to write on a slate. Williams fatally shot O'Donnell in the back. Williams, one of the parents, got into an argument. While working late at the schoolhouse on a program for the children's concert, Mr. Carr, superintendent of the stables at a girls' school. Telegraph operator Frank Shugart shot and severely injured Mr. McDonald went to the police station, but did not file a formal complaint. The latter was reportedly "crazed with liquor." Ī 12-year-old boy, Luckert, accidentally shot and wounded Allie McDonald, another boy at the Neill school. Breckinridge, son of the late Robert Jefferson Breckinridge, attending classes in law at Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee, was killed by John L. Īfter being ejected from school for disobedience, 20-year-old Thomas Squires fatally shot Prof. Ī man shot the school mistress for whipping his son. Norton McGiffin, and brother of US naval hero Philo McGiffin. Wilson, in the hip because Wilson refused to deliver a note to one of the girls. Īt the all-girls Union School, 17-year-old Thomas McGiffin shot and seriously wounded the principal, Prof. John Roberts, aged ten or twelve, was accidentally shot in the eye at school and died. While playing with the pistol, Day accidentally shot and wounded classmate Robert Morton.
18 to shoot a dog he said had bitten him. ġ3-year-old Arthur Day secretly took a loaded pistol to PS No. John's seminary, shot and killed his teacher Mr. When McGinnis' son learned of this, he went to the school and killed the teacher. McGinnis was killed by his daughter's teacher after McGinnis threatened the teacher for expelling his daughter from school. Longfelt, the school teacher of the Pyfer's School House, killed student Alfred Desem and fled. He had been led to believe that Young Sebree was threatening him the latter student got a gun and fatally shot Sebree in the schoolhouse. Elijah Sebree was killed by another student. The perpetrator escaped, but several arrests were made. Farlow (Baltimore's Marshal of Police 1867–70), was killed during a Sabbath School gathering. The boy's father upon hearing what had happened went to the school and shot the schoolmaster dead. When the boy returned to school, the master took the boy into a private room and strangled him. One of the boys stepped on the bird and killed it. The schoolmaster warned students not to harm his tame sparrow, threatening death. Butler as revenge for what Ward thought was excessive punishment of his brother the day before. Student Mathews Flounoy Ward shot the schoolmaster William H.G. John Anthony Gardner Davis, a law professor at the University of Virginia, was shot by student Joseph Semmes and died three days later.
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