01 Jun 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1885
Page
1
A garbled advertisement fragment details varied clothing goods and prices including socks gloves shirts and stockings. It touts value for small dealers, mentions new tourist coats and youth and boy sizes, and notes lines in blue flannel and plaited materials with rising demand amid heat.
In Merllement a court of appeals discusses a case tied to women’s suffrage. Reports from New York detail political moves and remarks by officials about international law and colonial issues.
Crowds gathered at dawn as Victor Hugo's funeral procession moved toward the Pantheon. Police kept order while officials, dignitaries, and mourners filed along Boulevard Saint Michael and the Champs-Élysées, with wreaths, banners, and marching units marking the solemn ceremony.
Memorial Day events report from multiple places including New Orleans and Chicago. Ceremonies featured parades, orations by Mayors and generals, and graves decorated with flowers. Military units and veterans groups participated, with attention to national cemeteries and school ceremonies.
A troubled man named Reume caused chaos on a long distance train near Kaneag City route to El Paso. He terrorized passengers wielding a revolver and morphine shots, resisted arrest at multiple stations, fought officers, and fled the scene with gunfire and pursuit across streets and platforms. The incident ended with injuries to officers and bystanders, the man subdued after a brutal struggle and loaded into custody.
New Orleans brokers for the World Exposition arrive in Washington to press the president for a further year of the display. They offer a quarter million dollar indemnity and continue funding while seeking to reopen the exhibition board. Cabinet officials face confidential clerical cuts amid rising labor tensions and vacancies in two departments.
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