16 Aug 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1885
Page
1
The fragment notes general weather in the Onin Valley with fair conditions, light winds, and variable temperatures. Names and places are unclear, but reference to Wasniswre Ave and Freen suggests OCR garble rather than concrete entities.
Advertisement notes a direct path to clothing for man, youth, boy, and child along with furnishing goods and hats at Nos. 25 and 27 West Mala Street, Springfield. It emphasizes easy access for fulfilling wants in apparel and related items.
The conservative press denounces the agitation sparked by the Fall Mall Gazette as religious leaders waver, while dissenters rally public support through large demonstrations. Notables from the Werleyan and Protestant circles attend planning meetings, and committees form to seek local regulation of vice. Government warnings target agitators amid a tense political climate.
A chaotic night ends with Costello and Capello clashing near Clemens’s alley front in a drunken street altercation. Both men are arrested after a police intervention as a gambling den controversy erupts in Clemens’s paper town. Costs and lawsuits loom over defense and property damage claims.
Delegates from the Irish National League across most states assemble at McCoy's Hotel to plan reform, discuss supporting Mr. Parnell, and decide postponement of the national convention due to the upcoming English elections. A large demonstration at Ogden Gravy marks the gathering with speeches and organizational talks.
A murky Virginia report details a July arrest and chase involving a white policeman from Gordonsville and others linked to a robbery. The coroner and jury weighed Margaret Keely trench and Higalee, amid disputes over death as a jewelry case loomed.
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