Nine Lives Lost by Fire in Charleston
A major Charleston blaze on Church Street early Saturday morning killed nine people. Firefighters battled flames from the third floor as residents fled and several bodies were recovered, including women found on the upper levels. Officials identify the victims by family name Knickmeyer and Waickmeyer among others. investigators continue examining the cause.
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Church Street
Il Mharel Street
Oliver
Abla Wis
Serenus
Haghy
Laine
Ares Mes
Heliceoa Nichmeyer
Alben Xea
Caswell
Maal
Dnaephine Knickmeyer
Katt Waickmeyer
Leonors
Knickmayer
K. Knickmeyer ii
Rifiekmeyer
Lillie Waickmeyer
State Convention Planned for May Surprises Local Politicos
A May State Democratic convention is set by the party constitution, contrary to belief of many that September would host the gathering. The May meeting will select delegates as preconventions occur, with potential panels on referendum plans and related legislative actions under consideration by the party and state officials.
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State Farmers’ Alliance
National Alliance
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Atlanta
South Carolina
AML
Cotton Growers’ Organization
J.C. Winns
Alliance of
J. C
Democratic Party
Phesu
Explosive Causes Foremast Failure on Maine, Divers Report
Reports on the Maine wreck indicate the explosion originated beneath the keel rather than from a surface blast. Divers describe the forward keel and hull plates exposed, with powder magazines and torpedo tube located amid the wreck, and Gunner Charles Morgan leading forward salvage efforts aboard the Maine’s remains.
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Maine
Charles Morgan
New York
Lake City postmaster slain in white mob attack
In Lake City on the night of the 16th the post office and former schoolhouse housing Postmaster FB Baker and family were shot at by unknowns. Early this morning a mob fired 75 to 100 rounds, set the building ablaze, killing Baker and a baby, wounding several others, and destroying the post office. An inquest will determine the verdict next Saturday amid white communal regret and racial tension warnings.
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Genate Board of Education
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