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07 Feb 1885
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Springfield Globe Republic in Springfield, Ohio
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1885
Page
1
Mammoth Clothing Establishment Principles at West Main Street
The foundation outlines five core principles for Own Pixley Co's Mammoth Clothing Establishment at 25 and 27 West Main Street. It emphasizes large, comprehensive stocks, direct producer-consumer contact to save retailer profit, honoring representations, returns on uninsured purchases if prices are not 10 to 25 percent below competitors or if dissatisfied, and operating large enough to ensure fair profits. The note also mentions Saturday evening hours until 10.
Lavelle’s Rise From Labor to Privilege in Full Street
A fragmented account traces Lavelle, a Bw Asian former Army officer, leaving a vinegar factory job on Full Street near K. to pursue a wealthy life for his family. He reportedly learned of his father’s death in Russia, claims an entitlement to roughly 1000, received papers from the Secretary of State, and plans to cross to Russia to manage estates before returning to his home country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emo
Lavelle
Celal
Russia
Seaty
Rosewell B. Swift
Wm. J. Swift
Evening Chronicle
Chronicle
Swift
Frightful rail accident in New Brunswick destroys factories
A Pennsylvania bound freight collision on the Raritan River bridge near New Brunswick ignited exploding oil tanks and fire, destroying Janeway Co and Consoldated Fruit Jar works, damaging the Wall Paper plant, with extensive losses estimated from 800000 to 1 million dollars. Firefighters from Elizabeth and Jersey City aided. several workers killed or feared dead. trains delayed and bridge partially damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Beosawiew
Enet
Pennsyleania
Roml Bridge
Raritan
Trun
Welles
Janeway & Co
Philadelphia
Rattan River
Through Southern
Raritan Canal
Wall Paper Manufacturing Establishment
Danvway & Co
Jong Railroad
Fruit Jar Co
Mais
French
Farrison
Tate
Frink Dumas
Kendington
Patrick Daugherty
Elizabeth
Jersey City
Janeway Co
Consolidated Prait Jar Company
Millund Company
Mt Sterling Opera House Fire and Varied Local News
Notes recount a Mt Sterling Ky opera house blaze and $69000 loss, local deaths and disappearances, court actions, robberies near Dayton, a Cincinnati wagon collision fatality, a Pittsburg divorce suit, an inauguration decoration contract, and other scattered items including el Mahdi reports and a Lima body find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Wright
Mt. Sterling
Jerry O'Donovan
Massamed Rossa
United States
Canada
Henry Keesler
Premint Cinnati
American Unitarian Association
Marcus F. Moe
Chicago Public Library
Lilien Spencer
Pittsburg
Edward Clayburgh
Richard Short
Phelan
Gorion
Khartoum
Shukriyeh
el Maabdi
Nile
Earle
el Mahdi
Wilkow
Gordon
Bi Mandi
Robinson
FM. Sterrett
Troy
Chronicle
Emily Parker
Lima
Mim Mackey
Prince Cotonon
Egypt War News From Abu Kraom and Metemneh
From Abu Kraom near the Nile and Metemneh reports reach London dated February 11 noting Khartoum campaigns. Gordon possibly alive despite rumors of death as Wilson’s party and native messengers describe fighting and hostility along the Nile. British positions near Metemneh face Mahdi forces with heavy guns and shelled camps while garbled reports describe shifting alliances and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Daily Telegraph
Abu Kraom
Nile
Metemneh
Gobmel Wilson
Sitth Cataract
Stewart
Lonnox
Gubat
Khartoum
Wilson
el Mabi
Col. Wilson
Nicoli
Shendy
Metemnob
Selad
Britto
Gabel
Corti
Metemneb
Lord Wolseley
War Office
News Notes Amid Global Turmoil and Local Controversies
Georgetown Ky youths face charges for Ku Kusari tied incident while a push for a large New Orleans expo appropriation looms. Mike Cleary KO’s Captain James Dalton in 2 minutes 48 seconds. Ohio seeks repeal of Scott law and tax reforms. Freemasons plan monument dedication. James F Legate from Kansas reveals murder plot to Democrats amid suspensions. Various business liabilities listed from Cincinnati to Baltimore. The Vicar General slain in cathedral. British cabinet grants Wolseley full authority. Russian interior security expands as anarchists face harsh sentences after attempted attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoegetown
Kybinsing
T County
New Orleans
Louisville
Mike Cleary
New York
James Dalton
Chicago
Sir Preme Court
Ohio
Manonic Fraternity
Ear
Outfit
Usd Ty
George Washington
James F Legate
Kania
Springer
D. W. Miller
Braff
Maddux & Faulkner
Baltimore
Kaul
Grocer
Tyler County
West Virginia
Summerding & Harkoees
Cincinnuri
Genersl
Wolreley
Eteminel
Weibie
Loudon
Russia
International African Association
Armtrong
Bueperor William
Niederwald
Appeare
Night on a Stagecoach and Audience Echoes
Vivid fragments recount a rough booted stage journey with a dangerous passenger threat and a staged knife warning, followed by a reflective vignette on audiences. The text also surveys public halls, manners, and the evolving German student duel culture with sharp, ironic commentary.
The Plight of the Poor Author in Early Publishing
A harsh portrait of struggling writers who must endure poverty as the market rewards few with payment. Editors favor familiar names, and most authors toil for pennies or barter, facing starvation unless they gain lucky breakthroughs or stable employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anther
Andre
Hye
Seis
Studly
Elmer
Cheap Table Goods at Full Width Sheetings Event
Full Width Sheetings W B W announces a Monday sale of cheap table linens Towels and towellings with extras in the mix Early buyers secure choice items including gloves at 50 cents and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B
Ladyhood and class through Webster's lens in a curious treatise
The text debates what constitutes a lady beyond wealth or education, arguing true ladyhood is inward spiritual grace rather than pedigree or social rank. It notes the Old World signification persists in common speech and questions republican ideals shaping female citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
BOF
Lenin
Train incident leaves man paralyzed in Cheyenne crowd
At the depot a Westbound Rock Island train evacuted a man found paralyzed after a disturbance. Three assailants, described as from the upper region, assaulted him during a tense confrontation. Police and bystanders witnessed the scene before the group moved toward the hospital, leaving the victim and a bystander injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Steeal
Tog Ranch
Nebraska
Borhood
Martatin
United States
Morgen
Nep
Pire
Big Jim Drapper
Lone
Lowrie
Mes
Marriage Twenty Years In Street Observations
A man in a brass suspender batten and blind beggar's hat is noted as a fraud detector. Observers discuss how years of experience in coins let him discern a counterfeit by feel. The dialogue mentions a man’s long marriage and debates his skill and perception.
Mountain regions show varied cholera immunity and urban links
The article notes limited epidemic spread on summits and dense outbreaks in valleys, citing Himalayan hill stations and Munich barracks to illustrate how altitude and diet, water access, and living conditions influence cholera incidence. It further comments on English farming rents, worker mobility, and a brief nod to Chinese wartime goods boosting Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Alte
Indie
Europe
Himalayas
Nuneteen
Munich
Isar
Awerun Pettenwyter
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Foundation
Own
Pixley & Co
Mammoth Clothing
West Main Street
Devot
WN. B
Myra Clark
Ines Fenebly
Las
Cogaecran
Perse & C
Dally
Sturn Ceomdets Bran
Straltiaie
Kamp
Sans
Jers
State Perth
Tomners
Manaris
Neien
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Alaska
Stacy Cory
Iowa
John Brenan
O'Devor
Rone
Dyameters
Breiman Eayehn
Warner Nor & Mariner
Steanship Leity of
Chenier
Meamship
Beaver Line
City Ee
Huis
Nasnta
New Hampshire
Sasina [Row and Steel Company
Paris
The
Kills
Girard
Coteus
Slave—Reports
Senate
Ryan
House
Common Pleas Court
Williams
Lisle
State Board of Health
Walt
Mickey
van Cleaf
Elliott
Conference Committee
Committee On Federal Relations
Burke
Pamage
Egypt
General Gordon
Rossa
Dublin
Gebat
Lexoos
Merawi
Black Watch
Staffordshire
Bosami
Sulliman Wade Ganex
Italy
Rowe
Soudon
England
Pauin
Tonquin
Lang Son
Dong Song
Losvon
Muron
Cunninghat
Naw Yous
Ol. Porreucnow
Pebeusty
Selsed
Pabiin
Downis
Dublin Gexatte
Bowie and
the Gerrits
Teix
Uhat
Ehitales
Regunnlec
Ike
Bowie
Tet
Walter Rateigh
George Howie
Sam George Bowie
George Bowie
Yenus Siik Witler
Neural
Beehes
Bermany
Simall
Merlin
Wisi
Germany
Thorold Rogers
Scotland
China
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