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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1885
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR discusses temperature and weather terms, mentioning localities and times. It references February readings and compares temperatures, yielding a partial snapshot of a weather report without full data.
A jumble of local items from Cincinnati to Columbus covers deaths, court actions, church events, and political notes. Mentions of town council debates on electric poles, the Second English Lutherans school officers, and a big turnout at a Corn Council meeting frame a snapshot of city life with scattered names, places, and dates noted.
Dr Reynolds reports to Coroner Coleman that John F Maxwell died by suicide after a post mortem found him in a semi unconscious state from morphia. He asserts Maxwell showed insane and suicidal distress before his death, while noting the coroner's verdict remains unchanged. The inquiry details the drug influence and observed mental deterioration prior to the killing.
The Georgia gold fever spreads from the west and southwest as ore riches surface in numerous locales including Dahlonega and Bartow County. Old shafts, manganese and iron finds, and a De Soto fort at Fort Mountain fuel prospecting amid tales of a powerful mine seen from a hilltop.
A New York correspondent writes of Goldberg a magician famed for sleight of hand yet poor in higher craft. His feats impressed gamblers at Long Branch Ocean House parlors but he ended in a lunatic asylum after wandering fame. A casino guest tailed his earnings sharing a tale of his last hotel exhibition.
The fragment recalls a volcanic, eruptive opening as crowds flock to a site with Jeanne perplexed by the spectacle. The New York Journal then parades brief oddities from two cities, including a Boston girl’s spectacles on a pug and a Brooklyn girl’s whistling act, amid humorous streetcar banter.
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