29 Jun 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1885
Page
1
An advertising notice from Owen Brothers proclaims unprecedented low prices across a wide clothing range. It promises returnable items, refunds for exchanges, and a bold push to clear stock, urging readers to act now before price drops rise. The message emphasizes value, breadth of goods, and urgency, with references to specific items and prices to lure shoppers.
Confused dispatches describe England Germany alliance talk and widespread unrest. Reports mention lynching rumors in western regions, details of the Grant resting at Mt McGregor, Cheyenne discontent, and political maneuvering amid European alignments.
A fragmented 19th century dispatch reports Mr. Burchard, Director of the Mint, sending a letter to Secretary Manning regarding a proposed slate of nominees. He declines active endorsement, discusses authority over appointments, and references congressional and civil service context. The missive mentions the New York district, public notices, and related political maneuvers.
Open conflict erupts between rival groups led by Tolliver and Martin in Martin County and surrounding areas. Widespread gunfire, arrests, and a violent clash at town meetings spark a dramatic sequence of patrols, warrants, and a march to uncertain outcomes as authorities struggle to restore order.
Foreign affairs note Earl Spencer leaves Ireland with cheers and protests as a crowd confronts the royal procession outside Dublin Castle. Reports detail the vast attendance, hostile shouts from relatives of executed individuals, and the crowd’s reaction along the route to Kingstown.
The steamer Maseachiwilis of the New York line collided near Mayall Point yesterday morning while en route from New York to Providence. A large hole opened in its portside and seventy passengers had to be transferred to the steamer Mhilade, which then moved to its destination. The vessel is to be taken to New York for repairs.
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