President's Message and Colorado Electoral Controversy
A fragment from a Coshocton newspaper discusses the last Anaust Message of U.S. Grasr, laboring to praise presidential tenure while noting opposition to Hayes and calls for resumption of business. It covers Colorado's status, House opposition to its electoral votes, and political maneuvers surrounding the 1876 election.
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Hayes and Wheeler Win 185 Electoral Votes for Good Government
The report states Hayes and Wheeler secured 185 electoral votes nationwide with strong margins in Louisiana Florida and South Carolina. It notes Hayes majority in Louisiana ranges from 3,437 to 4,567 with a robust Republican slate and legislative gains. Florida reports a Hayes majority of 930 and victories for Republican governor lieutenant governor and congressional candidates. The South Carolina electors met and backed Hayes, and overall state electors met and affirmed Hayes and Wheeler with a sizable majority. Peace is proclaimed.
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Fire kills many at Brooklyn theater disaster
The Brooklyn theater fire caused a massive loss of life with estimates around 150 killed as panic and a rush for exits ensued during the final scene of Two Orphans. Missing persons reports rose at the nearby police station as firefighters battled the blaze in the burned theater building.
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