1898 white supremacist insurrection and coup d'état in North Carolina, United States. It took place on 10 November 1898 in what is now the United States. The setting was Wilmington. It was part of the Mass racial violence in the United States. Those involved included The News & Observer, Charles Brantley Aycock, Furnifold McLendel Simmons and Josephus Daniels. Its causes included white supremacy and Reconstruction Era. About 60 people died.
Before and after
- 30 July 1898Death of Otto von Bismarck
- 16 August 1898Discovery of Phoebe
- from 18 September 1898 to 3 November 1898Fashoda Incident
- 26 September 1898Birth of George Gershwin
- 10 November 1898Wilmington Insurrection of 1898
- 21 November 1898Birth of René Magritte
- 29 November 1898Birth of C. S. Lewis
- 6 December 1898Birth of Gunnar Myrdal
- 10 December 1898Treaty of Paris (1898)
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