Ohio And Indiana Vote Totals In Close Balloting
The report summarizes the state ticket results with Williams leading Harrison by 5,179 and notes independents like Newsome drawing 15,045 votes. It covers party splits in the legislature, Ohio campaign remarks, and Democratic plans to fight further in November, including comments from Bell and Hayes.
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Scheli s Gigantic Plan in a Sun interview
A Sun reporter quotes Mr Richard Schell of New York outlining a political plan postwar. He proposes issuing 500 million dollars in non-interest legal tender notes to supplant banknotes, redeemable for all dues, and 1 billion in legal tenders total within six months to spur business. Distribution would cover war debts in northern states, southern aid, and major public works, including railroads and employment for millions.
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Carpet Goods and Interior Decor Store Ad Prospect
A storefront notice advertises carpets oil cloths mattings curtains and general interior decorations with new stock and prompt attention to orders and letters from Ma Haygood Marietta Street Atlanta Ga. The surrounding text describes Civil War era military action at Cain Hoy including wounded being moved to Charleston and local residents preparing defenses under Major Lambhuist.
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Cain Hoy Quiet as Troops Urged to Cain Hoy
Charleston reports quiet at Cain Hoy with a small armed citizen guard and fear of home burnings if withdrawn. News of a U S troop convoy from Columbia brings relief as the president's proclamation stirs DC.
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End of Yellow Fever Endemic Fears Rise in City
Mortuary report for the past twenty four hours ends at 6 pm shows 18 interments yesterday, eight whites, three colored with yellow fever, and notes the disease declining with favorable weather. Rev Mortimer of Christchurch remains gravely ill in Virginia. hope for his return. Interments and cemetery tallies listed for October 16 at Laurel Grove and Cathedral Cemeteries. totals show yellow fever present in several cases. Also reports a ship wreck near Spanish Town with nine crew lost and others rescued. captain aboard.
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