25 Apr 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1885
Page
1
Indications from Owen Brother report slightly warmer and partly cloudy weather for Ohio Valley and Tennessee. Local showers expected with variable winds, cooler in Tennessee, becoming variable in Ohio Valley as a lower barometer is noted.
A fragmented advertisement extols cheap clothing and accessories from Owen Brothers and a local factory. It touts blue shirts, suits, and hats with prices ranging from one to twenty dollars, promises low prices and reliable quality, and mocks rival notions about wrapped packages. It mentions grand Army suits, fur hats, and a wide hat selection with over fifty cases in stock and delivery from the factory.
The report covers imperial leaders discussing military mobilization and campaigns. It notes the Czar studying war maps, pressure on Herat and Candahar, and Britain’s Harsh talks with Russia. The piece details parliamentary scrutiny of government finances and wartime measures, including imperial responses and strategic planning.
Patchy report describes a daring arson attempt at the Palace Hotel in Sixth and Vine streets. A claimant Maysey heard a thud and paper under her door, while a gunner and others faced confusion as arrests and military movements followed. The piece also lists military officers and broader war-time references with scattered names and places.
A conference of health officers from New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore New Mayen and Boston met to discuss quarantine rules to prevent cholera. They agreed to a strict land entry policy requiring thorough boiling or steaming by superheated steam before landing.
Fragmented readable text mentions restitution and payouts in a Hoglame era context. Names such as Elise Linraaged Pires and others appear with scattered dates and monetary amounts. The piece seems a legal or civil record note with varied, unclear details.
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