17 Jul 1886
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1886
Page
1
A Cincinnati advertisement proclaims the firm alone makes its clothing in the state and that prices are non negotiable. It touts a large double storefront and a daily package brigade, claiming superiority in manufacturing and pricing compared with other local merchants.
The council debated the mayor’s suspension and reinstatement of police officers and the authority of the mayor versus the council. Testimony described by witnesses, with arguments about duty, accountability, and the mayor’s power, as the session adjourned after lengthy discussion and a reported stenographic transcript.
Fragmented notes show the Daughters of Me and Clark County planning a Big Odd Fellow picnic with committees and prizes. The event faces disorder rumors and unclear leadership as preparations proceed, with a prize draft and various lodge contingents listed in a damaged text.
The newly elected captain Joe Spahr of Yellow Springs led his men at a well attended weekly outing. Guests and players from Yellow Springs joined in a hearty spread at Landi and Casad's after the event, with songs and cheers for Captain Spahr and Mr Casal. A Sunday school teachers union meeting followed, with remarks on upcoming sessions and discussions on proper ential dy. The community noted repairs after recent wind damage and announced a benefit for Professor John Leon at Black's Opera House next week.
A crowded Wigwam last night hosted Mighty Murphy in a religious and anti liquor rally. Rev. John T Rose and Dr. Falconer spoke as Murphy urged self denial, sobriety, and political restraint while campaigns and local clergy supported the cause.
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