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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1885
Page
1
Remnant garments from expensive lines offered at low prices with many items in stock. Includes broken lines in undergarments, mittens, knee pant suits, overcoats, shirts, robes, working shirts, overalls, pantaloon overalls, blouses, and cardigan jackets. Prices from 20c to $14 with discounts up to one third off. Window changed for better display.
Irish papers denounce the dynamite outrages as crowds swell around Bow Street and Westminster. Cunningham and another suspect are held amid guard, with reports of threats to build ings including St Pauls and the Daily Telegraph. US Congress debates explosives crimes and security measures.
Fragmented news notes report May maturity of funds in Dayton, a Muncie farmer's mental decline, Texas sheep losses from rain, a $5,000 breach verdict in Wooster, and a dying Papal household member in Fort Wayne. Import data from New York and treasury estimates are noted, plus brief items on the Liberty Bell trip, Grant debt refusal, Newport tragedy, Chicago Socialists, Butler rent dispute, and a Newport verdict.
A lengthy Abilene letter describes underground coal fires in Highland County near the Oak Mountains. Smoke and flames surface through gapping ground, forming a makeshift volcano myth as residents recall ancient flood waters and a belt of smoldering peat.
Sinan and a sharp wit travel to Washington via Boston gossip as Judge Hoar recalls Phillips and his foes. The crowd gathers in Tremont Street for Wendell Phillips funeral while a quip about adjectives hints at longstanding rivalries. Also a note lists Australia’s ninety three snake species, sixty eight venomous and twenty five harmless.
Bargains in Comforts and clothing items advertised for children include warm cloaks priced at 1.50 2 and 3 dollars with all cloaks sold. The notice highlights extraordinary value as shoppers seek deals suitable for the season.
An essay on the gentle, steady influence of the spinster in social life. It lauds her patience, tact, and reliability as a stabilizing presence for family and friends, contrasting her refined demeanor with fleeting novelty. It concludes with a note on civic progress, mentioning the new aqueduct project for York water works.
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