| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In 1873 some 2,000 people died, the highest fatalities of any inland city.[28] Because of the severity of the 1873 epidemic, when yellow fever was diagnosed on August 5, 1878, more than 25,000 people left the city within two weeks.[28] Many moved permanently to other cities such as St. Louis and Atlanta.
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