29 Apr 1886
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1886
Page
1
Advertised hat sale claims unbeatable value with statements about “best for the money” and widespread praise though the speaker notes no known rival opinions. The message emphasizes low prices and high quality, urging care in purchasing.
Months of updates explain we must move cold to warm stock including tight undergarments suits seamless hosiery and shirts. A small run of 3 cent shirts is being closed out in the west window though they are functional. Managers seek room for new better looking items.
A long standing clothing manufacturer and distributor proclaims its reach across the western states. The message stresses comprehensive knowledge of clothing from A to Z and claims widespread household recognition for its goods and methods.
Reports from multiple cities describe labor unrest including eight hour demands, wage reductions, and protests by Bricklayers and refinery workers. Officials anticipate additional walkouts and contract talks amid ongoing industrial tensions and safety concerns.
Reports detail a clash near the Meith Nathonial area where armed men sought a deputy sheriff and friendly authorities. After a parley and pursuit, several outlaws were killed or captured. lawmen continued to search the region for others as authorities declared broader efforts to quell the rebel elements and restore order across multiple counties.
A garbled, OCR heavy page blends political rumor, theatre reviews, church notices, and social happenings. It mentions senators and committees, a May entertainment program at St Paul or St Mary churches, local arrests, accidents, and civic events, with scattered names and places, including hints of New York and Philadelphia fixtures.
The ladies are invited to view new American Standard dress fabrics and laces. Very pretty lawns, prints, and embroideries in white cream and color. New novelties, fast colors, and low prices on silks, satins, and plain goods. broad selection of piles and linens displayed.
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