Exiled Lexington Riot Follows Double Lynching Threats
In Columbia area on July 26 a violent confrontation erupted after a white mob shot and assaulted Mrs. Addison, with a Black suspect Kinard arrested amid clashes between white factions and Black residents. The incident escalated as a town meeting and threats of broader violence preceded police and militia actions.
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Columbia
S. C
Irmo
Coluabia
Columia
Newberry
Laurens
Robert Adudison
James Boukniv
Alison
George Koard
Tront
Justee Dreher
Chenese
Addison
Texington
Nevroes
Kinard
S. KK. Boukuisht
Eollis Brown
Che Meero
Welk
Armel
Hendrix
Lee
Chey
Dancer
Lown *Preambie and Resolutions of’ the Army of Protecttion
Army OF Protection
South Carolina
Dreher
Lexington
Sam Lorick
Gus Smith
Widh
Adam
Meta
Joseph Metz
Nuannamaker
Siward
Tle
Jacksonville
Fla
Jennings
Tlamilton
Times-Union
Edwin Lendry
Allen Lolzendorf
Tolzendorf
Ilendry
Hendry
Holzendort
Ilolvendort
John M. Hendry
Florida Methodist Conference
Pie State Alliance Annual Meeting in Columbia
The Pie State Alliance met in Columbia South Carolina with J Wm Stokes of Orangeburg presiding. Delegates from Abbeville through York attended as officers and district lecturers presented. President Stokes outlined reforms and urged unity while outlining political action and opposition to monopoly.
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CoLumbia
S. C
Pie State Alliance
House of Representatives
Abbeville
J. Y. Jones
Aiken
K. 1B
Tyler
Anderson
W. A. Neal
Burnwell
W. I. Duncan
Beaufort
Mitchell
Woodward
Doncaster
Glenn Springs
W. ON. Elder
Guthriesville
Norris
Kent
Price
Orangeburg
John G
Gaston
Joe L. Keitt
Newberry
W. N. Elder
York
Stokes
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Order
Leaven
House of Lords
South Carolina
Pinkertons
Lomestead
New York
Pennsylvania
Railroad Men’s Association
Alliance and Industrial Union
Stokesaid
M. L. Donaldson
W. C. Evans
J. W. Reid
Taylor
Polk
Stackhouse
Important meeting of the State Democratic executive committee
The South Carolina State Democratic Executive Committee met in Columbia with most counties represented. A written communication from Conservative Democracy members posed five questions on primaries including third‑party voting, unenrolled voters, voting location, and majority rules. The committee answered each point, set rules for primary managers, and rejected rumors of Chairman Irby’s resignation.
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Columbia
S. C
State
Democratic Executive Committee
House of Representatives
Williamsburg
Ron. J. J. ML. Feby
South Carolina
Democracy
Democratic Party of
People's Party
National Democratic Party
Chicago
Democratic Party
National Democratic
Waly
Ollie
Hotel Jerome
Samuel Dibble
Orangeburg
Samuel Dinner
C. PL Quateleraum
Aaron Candon
Lowman
Dellinger
Seriatim
Pope
Democrats
Bellinger
Pri- Maly
Congress
Irby
Stanland
Ernest Gary
News and Courier
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Vigh
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