29 Jul 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1885
Page
1
A brisk shopper alert notes sharp summer weight price reductions across Finn Globe Mills cassimers and pantaloons with suits dropping from twenty to fifteen dollars this week. Chart Unlaundried Shirts shrink to forty cents each and youth and men’s light weight suits list at three to fifteen dollars amid a feverish urge to buy before August first.
The New Carnie Camp Ground opened with services Friday night led by Superintendent Ker Van Cleve. Large crowds attended as preachers were expected and a detailed program for Friday through August 21 was outlined, including Children Day events, consecration, and Christian workers sessions.
A long report details plans and debates over the site for General Grant's tomb and a temporary vault in Riverside Park. Family, city officials, and military leaders discuss burial plans, temple architecture, and procession routes for the funeral from New York to Albany, with guards, escorts, and public ceremonies outlined.
A mob of several hundred gathered near the mills in the Eighteenth Ward yesterday, clubs used, officers on duty. Sergeant Thompson intervened as protesters attacked a defenseless man. crowd dispersed after officers arrived amid shouts and threats. Demands reportedly unmet, rain began as tension subsided.
The fragment outlines a birthplace matter involving a person identified as Grant and mentions Michael Terwh, a house owner, and a general inquiry about keeping or moving a residence. It also references a sailor earning $1,000, repair efforts, and political notes about labor groups and the Wabash and Southwestern systems with brief telegram mentions.
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