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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1885
Page
3
Fragmentary report covers community figures, meetings, and public notices amid wartime tension. It mentions local officials, church groups, and a surprise city event, with references to voting, safety measures, and ongoing city operations. The legible names include several individuals and organizations connected to Dayton and surrounding areas.
An evening gathering at the Wigwam devolved into a heated debate over Prohibition with speakers from local groups. After more music and remarks by H. J. Wathen and others, organizers postponed further action and debated party alignments surrounding temperance and the Republican stance.
Fragmentary text discusses a medical device, regulatory questions, and a public interest topic. Mentions Watconm Fe, Rogulater ay fre fron, and several nonsensical terms. Conveys partially read notes about a planned start time and a family reference amid unclear context.
A sprawling, fragmented extract surveys earthquakes, medical curiosities, and observations on science and civilization. It references earth tremors in southern Syria, the United States Geological Survey’s mission, and speculative notes on technology, education, and societal progress with many named places and figures interwoven.
A reporter recalls a vivid encounter with a thin park tramp tied to a broader tale of urban poverty. The man recounts years of begging, labor, and deceit, revealing a life of itinerant work, earnings, and a struggle to avoid arrest while seeking meals and shelter.
The ceremony was conducted by Rev. To We Gann at 4 o'clock in a Loud front room setting with elegant decor and art pieces. After the impressive reception, the couple will move to New York where Mr Gunn plans to pursue a professed tenure. they will not depart until late August, staying with Mr and Mrs Gunn of South Lime.
Article fragment recounts General indications of a Connecticut native moving to Deerfield and Worth County, then Prutibull. It traces a family journey from Youngstown, work as a mason, ownership of a yard by John Wool, and residence near John Smith's Band brewery. Mentions children Jewie R. Crant, Luthe Wod, and lineage through Maywvnlie. Notes about marriage to Manual Ripa and Ulyane Hlippaon Grant, birth April 21, 1494, and visits from Pennsylvania recent.
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