21 Aug 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1885
Page
1
Weather bulletin notes local winds in Hadiontions and surrounding areas shifting to westerly then veering northward. Variabie and Augui-Wor Obio Valley report gradient changes with minor forenoon gusts, no major impacts expected.
The ad touts value with low prices on mens suits from 3 to 15 dollars, separate trousers, chart shirts, linen collars, suspenders, boys Jersey suits, and shirt waists to ease hard times. It claims more for your money than small dealers and promises further deals to come.
A heated ratification event in Columbus with Governor Hoadly presiding and Allen D. Myers, John J. Vane of Galt, and others in attendance. Hoadly defended past decorum, attacked Foraker’s positions, and urged party unity while avoiding direct endorsement. The gathering featured clashes over prohibition and political strategy amid a broader Democratic central committee reorganization.
Aug 21 in Warren Ohio the Republican central committee met at party headquarters to nominate a candidate for the upcoming election. J F Hayward of Springfield spoke for the delegation while votes favored William T. Hoenr Warren John 8 Hrnewe Lancaster T A Marshall Curlicotha S 8 Keowles Marietta J I Dowie Toledo etc. The selection was approved unanimously with remarks praising General Grant and northeastern Ohio unity.
Reports from Mainz and Madrid describe a cholera outbreak causing panic. authorities resign, residents flee, and public buildings are patrolled. In New York a sudden death follows jury findings about the death of Mrs. McAuliffe. Germany answers Spain on Caroline Islands claims as tensions rise. A nursemaid’s sensational arrest in London follows a convent discovery. President Taft remains at Willis Pond while various regional markets and political notes unfold.
The report links Hugh Books and Maxwell at Hyde with a string of alleged thefts and impersonations, plus a separate note on Wells Fargo stage robbery aftermath. Authorities trace a Hyde watchmaker ledger, a tricycle claim, and a portrait disguise to Maxwell. Other items recount legal actions, railway and river trade events, and a broad roundup of incidents across cities including Philadelphia and New York.
A county teachers association meeting plans its bi monthly gatherings. Committee members report nominations for officers and discuss the aims of education, teaching methods, and pupil development. Several named educators and presenters attend, with remarks on pedagogy and classroom practice.
A Springfield court session centers on a claim by Amor against Howe for $10 paid toward funeral expenses of George S Johnson. The scene shifts to local entertainments as McNish Johnson Slavin minstrel troupe arouses crowd interest with praise of its sharp band and handsome appearance. A political convention follows with speeches and adjournment motions as delegates push candidates.
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