Ohio and South Carolina Election Rumors and Reactions
Full official returns from Ohio show Barnes leading with 318,176 votes over Bell 311,220 and majorities for other state offices. Reports also describe Secretary Cameron's troop orders to South Carolina, Sherman's anger, and Democratic denouncements of the president's actions amid national election tensions.
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Ohio
Conus
Barnes
Bell
Chapman
Boynton
Repubican
Finck
Ebbitt House
Judge Black
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Hampton
Grant
Hayes
House of Representatives
General Hampton
America
Patterson
Chamberlain
Black
Binck
Louisiana
Sh¢mdan
Stoughton
New York
Canteron Sen
Hancock
Antire
Department of the Atlantic
Mackey
Aca
Een
Sherman
Tilden
Hangere
Cameron
Sant Carolina
Dipparels
Doleerain
England
National Theatre
Maggie Mitchell
Aep
Campaign song and political turmoil across nations
A lengthy, fragmented ledger of 1876 era political verse and world notices spans Indiana campaign lines and international dispatches. It catalogs songs praising Honest Blue, mentions Morton clan foes, and intertwines reports on arms, armistice talks, and diplomatic moves in Europe and the Ottoman sphere.
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Indiana
Morton
Blue Kane
Merton
Lapuya
Turkey
Russia
Constantinople
Brau
National Zeitung
Germany
Shea
London
Reuter Dianarch
Ragusa
Medum
Reuter
Ignatiaff
Porte
Berlin
Fall Mail
Fngland
Loxvon
Vienna
Birst
Bulgaria
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Losoon
Tine
Austria
France
Staly
England
Bulgara
Cvarowitch
Datanpkoff
Sumarakoff
Trugein
Dleo
Rome
Italy
Prince Blamarck
Varzin
Andraasy
Pesth
Livadia
Belgrade
Czas
St. Petersburg
Losnow
Pall Mall Gazette
Europe
Bisika Bay
Golden Horn
Mala
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
War Office
Department
Biter
Ottoman Empire
Yellow fever dominates Savannah mortuary tally and arrests
The Savannah news reports 18 total deaths in twenty four hours with eight due to yellow fever including seven colored individuals. Rain cools, public health measures push fumigation and disinfection while smallpox detectives work. A theft at Haprafa’s store leads to jail, and a bread basket convoy to the Savannah Benevolent Association triggers protest. Interments total eleven in Savannah with five yellow fever victims. Charleston records one yellow fever death.
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Gunstow
Great Crosby
Liverpool
Agnes Morris
West View
Airholme Road
Morris
James Morris
Morr
Ads Gertrude
St. Luke's School
Great Grosby
Ada
Annie
Ellen
Governes
Mrs. Morris
Bn M
Henry
Savannah
Bavennah
Isaac Green
F. Haprafa
White Bluff
C. & Fatligant
Hagrafé
W.L. Sturr
Savannah Benevolent Association
Ménma
Laurel Grove
Cemetzby
Muller
Elomach
James M Page
Elizabeth Earnest
de Lm
Yy Walis
Anise F van Hinge
Wee Ees
Hiorente Uke
L Brown
Sgera Infantum
Charlotte
Seliow
Amis ‘Jackson
Shehan
James Sheban
Alontine
Waltes
Charleston
Ovrice Boarn of
Board of Health
P. B. Bacor
Sec’t’y
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McMahon
Rice
Cox
Ohn
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Southard
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Vaovoorhices
Danford
Mc Kinley
Monroe
Garfield
Townsend
Wamuptons
Carolina
Miot Boy
Loxpon
Paris
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Bosphorne
Shah
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Western Union
Fourteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Columbia
8. C
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North
Stibohon
Ned
Tiden
Ind
Hendricks
RTA
William Penn
United States Congress
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Loni Hardwicke
Lord Hardwicke
Ted Tom Wrangle
Lendon
Jay Cooke
Cheltenham Township
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Terday
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Constitutional Party
Times’ Vienna
Cien
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Mayoffs
Tukey
Loxnox
Reichstandt
Esvazang
Tcherrayoff Hye
Dehgrade
Kaorik
Lennon
Raguan
Dewieh Pasha
Montenegro
Albania
Vicone
Michael Nich Joloyevitch
Pesta
Liogda
London Times
Aultashan
Ignatieff
Esto Hleen
Ceesar Demoathenes
Solomon Brown
Beliaves
Jofot
Demosthenes Solomon Owsar Brown
Cesar Folomon Demosthenes Brown
Tanlem
Eclal
Grifrin
Spider of
Spalding Greys
Griffin Light Guard
Eanybody
Eoen
Demosthenes Cezar Solomon Brown
Judas
Alexander the Great
Napoleon
Emasher
Saratoga
Centennial
Pittsburg
Prrrastine
Scharff
Lime
Louisviles
Columbus
Washington
Tweed
Chandler
Tyner
Secretary of War
Amaxy
Hindy & Son and
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S.A. Gaurm
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Philadgpiia Sunday Transcript
Party of Abolition
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McCloskey
Convent of the Sacred Heart
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