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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1872
Page
1
A brief notice highlights ongoing peace efforts on the Pacific slope. Leaders and communities pursue reconciliation through dialogue, cultural exchange, and joint initiatives to reduce tensions and build lasting stability in the region.
November 4 report notes a significant popular verdict endorsing Grant and supporting a coalition between Republicans and Democrats to place Greeley in the presidency. The Times and Chronicle observes outward joy yet compares majorities to a prepped list, finding his figures remarkably accurate. General Sherman leads the congratulations, stating he had long supported Greeley’s nomina tion.
The Republican State Central Committee reports complete returns from thirteen counties showing Republicans ahead by 7,361 votes since October. Across the state, a strong Republican showing is noted with a sizable city majority and gains over prior totals.
In New Albany Floyd County returns show Greeley with 795 votes and a Republican gain of 190, while Grant’s statewide majority is expected to reach 15,000. Republicans held a grand jubilation at Briggs Hall with election returns. about one hundred guns to be fired tonight.
Report from Curacao on November 6 indicates strong support for the Liberal Democratic ticket among a large German population. Early returns show Grant’s lead in the city and county, with Weed and Yarwell elected to the legislature and the city council leaning Republican. Oglesby’s share and other seat shifts are noted as returns trickle in from the interior.
Reports from Kentucky indicate a tight race with Greeley carrying the district and varying state results. Early returns show a Democratic edge in the Seventh District while President totals reflect a split, with O Connors weak and Greeley ahead by a small margin. Columbus and nearby counties report modest gains for Grant and Greeley as results trickle in.
New York etching from Herald and Tribune assigns Grant 268 electoral votes with Creeley far behind and many states still doubtful. Sun notes Democratic edge in mayoral vote, while Republican strength remains uncertain in city wards. Daily dispatches cite arrests and calm in crowds as results trickle in, with statewide power estimates varying through the night.
Fragmentary Connecticut report shows scattered figures from Hartrorp and surrounding towns with unclear dates and totals, indicating a regional tally under 2,652 and strange partial phrases about polls and retreats without coherent outcomes. The readable bits imply a local voting or turnout note amid a muddled OCR page.
Early returns from Tolland County and surrounding towns show Hawley trailing Grant by about 3,000 in some districts with Hartromp reporting a 5,000 Grant majority. Across New Haven and neighboring towns, final tallies place Grant ahead with a 4,422 to 4,442 plurality in most districts.
Philadelphia reports Grant ahead with a margin and multiple county gains. Grant’s majority statewide is estimated between 90,000 and 160,900, while Montgomery County shows a 2,000 lead for Grant and a Republican gain of 2,720.
Report from St Louis dated November 6 notes a 54 precinct count giving Greet a majority while Grant trails. Returns are incomplete and no state totals yet. Democrats appear to have elected the three Congressmen in the area though full confirmation is pending.
Topeka and nearby precincts report slow returns from the state executee and Naas tally. The Liberals have carried only county precincts as results come in, with Prooklin County showing a rent 800 majority in early figures.
From Charleston W Va reporting delayed returns show Grant with a 48 vote lead in the city and county tallies as of 12:45 A M on November 6. Most precincts have reported only small majorities with Greeley gains possible if late returns shift the balance.
A torn OCR fragment hints at a political outcome with mentions of a full ticket and a large crowd in March, but lacks clear names places or dates. The readable bits suggest broad support and a turnout around sixty five thousand, leaving key details uncertain.
Scattered returns from Wilmington and Barzica indicate North Carolina shifted to Grant. Early returns suggest a Republican majority with conservatives conceding the estate by about 5000 votes. Grant and Wilson lead with a strong statewide gain as results come in from about twenty five counties.
Vermont dispatch from Montreign dated November 5 notes state action on a grant issue ahead, with officials signaling probable approval or continuation. The item emphasizes fiscal implications and upcoming steps in the process.
Providence dispatch reports partial statewide results on November 5 with Block Island omitted. Grant leads with 13,578 units, acete 5,305. Dem Wes carries 3,134 in the 7th district and Pendleton appears in the Pendleton Setchd district with 2,406 votes in the congressional race.
Baltimore reports Greeley leading by 5,006 in the city, while O'Brien carries the Third District by 1,330. Swann is elected to the Sixth District in nearby senate results, with statewide tallies indicating substantial margins.
Telegraphed results from 35 Mississippi towns indicate a net gain for Grant at 4839 with eleven towns favoring Greenley. Messages from Cairo and Mine indicate unclear turnout while data from Egypt mirrors earlier totals.
In Averets on November 5 at midnight voters tally grant 17 820 and 13 082 688 for Greeley across ninety two towns. Grant’s 1868 majority was 28 033 and is expected to be nearly the same in this count.
A fragmented report from Detroit on November 6 details election chatter about the First District this night. The text notes contenders and partial results, with Republicans winning in most other congressional districts.
Concorp New Hampshire November 5 reports show one hundred towns delivering counts for Grant totaling 30 234 while another tally notes 99 towns reporting 19 131. Greeley figures appear alongside regional totals as officials compile statewide results.
November 5 report from Milwaukee indicates Democratic candidates hold a growing lead as early returns come in. Results show party alignment forming across districts with major cities contributing to the trend.
From Omanta in Nebraska the latest returns through November 5 show Grant leading in every major town. If the regain over the October vote holds, the state majority could reach about ten thousand.
In New Jersey on November 5, Republicans claim the state remains Republican by a narrow margin as early returns show Republicans maintaining lead amid contested results.
Partial returns from five counties in Tallahassee indicate Bloxham of the Liberal party appears the governor winner. The early Republican margin is estimated around 3000 votes.
November 6 partial returns from twenty counties in Iowa show Grant likely winning by between 55,000 and 60,000 votes. Des Moines reports that the Republican State Central Committee projects a 50,000 margin statewide. All Republican Congressmen elected. Colton's district could be very close.
Avaesta reports on local results with a rough city majority near 300 and county figures around 500. It notes a potential statewide lead for Greeley in the Eighth District, suggesting a large margin as General Al Ro Wright, a Democrat, is elected to Congress.
The election passed quietly with results from Dayton and Circleville. Grant and Greeley led local tallies in the city. A A Thomas won city solicitor seat. Republicans showed gains in Ross and Pickaway counties, while some Democrats stayed home.
Special Dispatch to the Times reports a switchman named Michael McNulta on the L Q S W Rail was caught in a switch opening and his left arm badly mangled. He is in critical condition.
November 5 report from Litrrie Rock notes heavy scratching by voters making tallying difficult yet both parties express confidence as the election proceeds with a quiet atmosphere and no major incidents observed.
Fragmentary report from November 6 at 14 P M shows early returns across fourteen parishes with a net Democratic lead for Horace Greeley. The text indicates party shifts and early voting patterns as 1870 reflects Republican or Democratic gains.
The message lists multiple city weather readings, noting conditions such as cloudy and fair in various locations including Cape May Cleveland and Philadelphia. It also records a Chamber of Commerce resolution restricting non members from courtesies and limiting admittance to three times per month to curb trading by outsiders.
Special Dispatch from Athens records large state and local totals with Grant leading in Allegheny County and multiple towns. Majorities shown for Dix and Havemeyer in key precincts. O'Brien votes largely switch to Havemeyer in several districts. Cortland County adds 1,215 for Grant.
Georgetown November 6 partial returns list townships including Greeley and Grant with majorities in Franklin Clark Creeley Jefferson Lewis Huntington Byron and others. Total votes heard show Greeley 3557 Grant 2095 and Greeley majority 1462.
Charinxtax reports results from parts of South Carolina showing Grant with a heavy overall majority. White voters number about 30 600.
An unclear Wisconsin wire item from Madison discusses a partial report on a figure or event, but the readable text. It mentions Sean and a vague reference to A. M. time and a 15,000 figure, with no coherent details or outcome.
A truncated Nevada notice from San Parancisco dated November 5 raises questions about the title and the event referenced. The readable text includes the location and date but lacks complete details of the action or parties involved.
Fragmentary notes show a November 5 entry referencing a state claim and collection details. The readable text hints at a formal process but lacks full names, places, or actions to confirm a clear outcome.
Ainta Gee Hovellsber 6 precincts report 2 003 majority for Grant across 98 precincts and counties including Richemed city. Grant leads with a decisive margin in the regional tally.
In a late dispatch from Washington the note is that Alabama has gone for Greeley and the Liberal State ticket with returns showing a lean toward that slate. A Memphis item adds that Alabama supports the Liberal effort and mentions figures tied to the Greeley campaign.
In Pastru on November 6 the Hungarian Empire made an army appointment naming Andrassy as Major General. In Lompor on November 6 the Drace sailed from Santa Anna de Chavis toward Falmouth but foundered with ten crew members drowned.
Austria bulletin notes Napxma on November 6 as the Provincial Diets generally open their winter sessions this week with anticipated formalities and legislative agendas.
The November 6 report notes an epizootic crisis is near, with limited fatalities and rising prices for feed and straw. Horse disease is described as mild but spreading, affecting the Union cases and local business.
Dispatches from Havanna report government forces engaging insurgents near Trinidad. Forty rebels were killed and the remaining fighters dispersed. Earlier news from New York and Key West describe quarantine measures to prevent disease importation, with officials noting progress as satisfactory to Spanish authorities.
In Philadelphia on November 6 a youth named James Smith, eighteen, was accidentally shot during a public display near the Union League in front of a large crowd. The election proceeded quietly as the incident occurred nearby.
A report describes a new contrivance to bring dead animals to market by shipping carcasses to New York for wholesale sale. Carcasses appeared fresh, fooling butchers who noted the meat and hides were sweet and suspect. A car load was shipped last summer for testing.
Louisville reports Republican gains statewide with Greeley likely under eight thousand in the state, large gains in counties, and a two thousand margin in the city. Democrats seem to have carried the congressional delegation. Christian County shows Grant with about a thousand majority, up eight hundred from Harlan.
In Evansville county the Republican margin stands at 190 with one township still to report. The victory is described as stupendous, leaving both parties momentarily speechless as updates trickle in from the Associated Press. A note mentions ongoing tabulation and movement of ballots before final tallies are confirmed.
Detroit reports show statewide Republican gains with about 50,000 votes for rent and a Republican majority in both legislative chambers. Officials note nine Congressmen appearing Republican, while county results reveal a dominant GOP trend, framing a solidly aligned political landscape.
November 6 results from La Salle, Peoria and Pulaski counties show Grasta leading 452 to 1838 in La Salle, four towns in Peoria yield Ley's likely 350 county majority, and Lee as Democrat winning State Senate with possible Democratic Representatives. Pulaski County reports Republican majority around 310.
Nashville dispatch notes Union and American commentary on the state canvass and Grant's forthcoming administration. It suggests unity amid doubt, praising Grants leadership and urging southern support to stabilize the nation as a second-term focus.
Washington reports show numerous citizens and leaders congratulating the President on re election. Messages highlight a strong reaction to the result, with observers noting shifts in political momentum and warnings to opponents about future consequences.
In the interior of the state, Grant secures the Twelfth District victory by about 2,800 votes across 21 counties and 610 towns. St Lawrence and Fulton counties deliver sizable margins, including a 6,510 majority for Great in St Lawrence.
St Paul Minn November 6 incomplete figures show Grant leading statewide with 18 000 to 20 000 vote edge. Congressmen elected in all districts with H B Avett and others winning narrow margins. County results show mixed support and city totals reveal a swing in votes.
On November 6 Maptox Wa the State of Wisconsin reports fifteen thousand votes with Republicans Arone Williams Hazleton Barber Sawyer Rusk and McDill elected to Congress alongside Democrats Mitchell and Eldridge.
The County Board of Control passed the majority of bills from the County Commissioners at the regular monthly session. Final estimate for John Gray on the bridge destruction fee was laid over until November. A coroner's jury returned a verdict of death by accidental injuries after a train collision at Lockland on October 4, 1872.
Nashville voters statewide cast returns from 55 towns. Harrison wins Fifth District as Republican and Brown governor candidate Freeman and Greeley tally shown. Johnson in Nashville remarks say he is not dispirited by defeat, breaking the sun crust on Tennessee’s interests.
The North American estimates Grant's majority in this state at 125000, signaling a substantial advantage in the race.
In Providence Rhode Island on November 6 the state reported a Republican majority of 338 votes.
Satta in November 6 coverage shows Salina county awarding the National and Sundecker 660 majority while Linn county tallies about 1,000 in favor.
In Hunterdon County 700 Democratic votes, Somerset County 500, and the Pooh District tally shows a 5,000 lead for one side with results under 2,000 in another area. The report documents county by county shifts and a broad statewide turnout pattern.
A major blaze at John Dodds & Co.'s rake factory at Bainbridge and Third streets in Dartox wiped out the plant at night. Losses exceed $20,000, with extensive damage across the facility and surrounding area. Fire crews battled the flames through the night.
Frima F Smith sues John T Smith in Common Pleas before Judge Barnet alleging gross neglect and adultery after a 147% marriage and a four week East tour. Evidence includes a letter from a city woman. court grants divorce on extreme cruelty and awards custody after delving into desertion and infidelity.
The city vote remains uncounted but Grant is seen with a strong lead, and Cook County appears to favor the Republicans. County ticket is elected with only minor casts against, while Congressional races show GOP gains in several districts. Across Illinois, Grant and Oglesby are projected to win majorities, with state and local returns trailing by margins near a few thousand votes.
Special dispatch reports horse influenza halting several mills and crippling street railways with three lines out of service. Fewer horses appear on streets as miners in Monongahela and Youghiogheny valleys strike for five cents per bushel. R. R. Hudson departs dry dock for Cincinnati. Barney Hargrave, a picture-frame worker, attempted suicide by ingesting sulphuric acid. prognosis poor with no motive given.
A devastating hurricane struck Mian Italy on November 6 leaving thirty two people dead and numerous homes damaged, with coastlines and inland communities reporting extensive destruction and emergency responses underway.
The Telegraph notes the morning tally from the American Presidential election, indicating Grant's renomination or re election. The piece reflects on leadership, party divisions, and public sentiment amid the contested outcome.
New Orleans November 6 voting returns progress slowly with Liberal municipal ticket holding most offices except the Administrator of Imnents and a few minor posts. Liberal majority in Orleans Parish is expected between 10 000 and 15 000, with gains in outlying parishes and an overall Liberal lead likely.
Fragmented OCR lists arrivals and goods including lots of names such as Amanda Major Anderson Fashion Kentucky Hum boldt Rialto Aurora Rialto Lockland and places like Hamilton Dakota Yorktown and Florida. It records quantities like 34 700 pounds and 3 890 tons of materials. The text also mentions whisky tarred cords wood and various indeterminate items.
A fragmentary report notes thirteen bids were received but totals appeared well under the advertised sum. The government advertised sa but bought about 435 thousand to 438 thousand dollars at rates not fully specified, indicating a gap between bids and required expenditure.
Memphis Texas on November 6 reports Governor Brown receiving 4 582 votes and Freeman 4 7 F. for Congress at large Johnson 2 082 and Lewis 4 186. city totals list Greeley 4 455 and Grant 4 863 with additional district figures incomplete.
Special dispatches to the Times report arrivals and departures of vessels and lines. The message mentions the Brill for Nashville, the M for New Orleans, and John A. W. Sharpee at Grand Lake. Fragmentary lines reference messenger services and Wheeling routing.
In Delaware on November 6, Grant holds a 611 vote majority as results come in. The tally reflects the campaign's strong support in the state and indicates a clear preference for Grant among voters.
New Jersey voters gave a sizable Republican majority on November 6 with nearly 16,000 margin. Senator Sides defeated Repabtion congressmen as ballots favored the GOP.
A City of Brooklyn briefing outlines grades for various departments and officials. Key figures in public safety, planning, and education are referenced, with general summaries of performance and upcoming milestones for the month of November.
Special dispatches report river levels falling in Louisville and Evansville with dull business and cloudy skies. Chronicles mention canal navigation, steamboat movements, and weather shifts as crews monitor river traffic along with minor delays and arrivals in nearby ports.
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