29 Jun 1886
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1886
Page
1
Advertisement notes constant influx of new designs and affordable suits direct from factory prices. It lists several price brackets from $1.50 to $10 for men and boys, including All-wool and fancy plaid options, plus hats and accessories. Urges readers to buy now to maximize value in masculine apparel.
Fragmented, OCR heavy report covers a mix of political gossip, parliamentary notes, and public statements. It references Irish matters, New York politics, legislative bills, and names of officials, with disrupted phrasing and numerous garbled passages.
An old newspaper page details a pupil recital with multiple performers led by Miss May Bowiall and Miss Marie Patey, followed by a report on missing Edward Grant, a high street dealer, whose disappearance has prompted local searches and concern across the community. The article also notes Francis Murphy's gospel temperance meetings planned in the city and mentions ongoing civic budget and levy discussions at a city hall event.
A rowdy incident unfolded as a lively bay mare repeatedly kicked a wagon on Factory Street, drawing a crowd and prompting officials to call a meeting of community committees. The disturbance, witnessed by residents and reporters, led to arrests and outlines of forthcoming actions, with a July 1 disruption warning and scheduled mayoral address. Local papers previewed the gathering and noted weather and civic response as the incident ripple effects continued.
A detailed account describes a delicate abdominal operation performed by Drs Rosset and Waters on a patient in Miranda with a successful recovery after removal of a bowel complication. The report also notes Mrs Winters’s recent illness and subsequent improvement after treatment, plus upcoming nuptials of Mr Waters and Miss Mary Popp with a move to Sandusky for their new residence and business arrangements.
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