10 Jul 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1885
Page
1
Kor Tenmeamee and Ubia Valing record a warm day with westerly winds increasing. The notice describes generally warmer conditions and an occasionally sharp west wind with a brief forecast for Vidientoine.
Today the Mackinaw and imitation Mackinaw lines are heavily discounted to clear stock. Hats commonly $1.50 drop to 1.00, and lines never below 65c fall to 50c. Boys Sailor Hats also reduced to 50c. Straw goods undergo sweeping reductions to close lines. The great 50c hat sale continues today.
From St Paul on July 10 the Supreme Treasurer and other officers of the Matriarchal Order submitted annual reports. Elections followed with appointments for the coming year, naming Peter Van Vechten Jr and others to key posts in Milwaukee Columbus Chicago and St Paul.
Fragmented report covers crowds around a newspaper office amid unrest in London, with references to General Grant, political tension, court cases, and violent episodes. It notes investigations, public meetings, and various local incidents, including fires, arrests, and weather impacts, reflecting a chaotic late July scene.
A crowd of about 1,200 strikers from the Fourteenth Ward moved from Broadway toward City Hall under police guard. Mayor Gardner warned against parade violence and armed intimidation while the contingent received marching orders, with city troops on standby and several notable figures in attendance.
A chaotic, OCR corrupted dispatch cites Secretary of War and generals amid wartime staffing shifts and territorial posts. It mentions Kansas appointments, West Coast defenses, and a spate of crimes including a robbery with a woman assaulted, leaving details fragmented but highlighting official actions and investigations.
July 10 reports crowds packed the Pall Mall Gazette office in London to buy copies despite police and authorities trying to control the surge. The editorial page defends the paper against government pushback while editors face questions over publishing private letters and political influence.
The government plans to try the arrested editor for high treason. Two editors are reportedly sent to the Leiden penitentiary. The government is said to withdraw funds from technical schools and primary instruction, while higher schools face treason charges. General Gonzalva, now governor at Gundajunto, seeks federal troops amid city unrest and student protests.
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