30 Jun 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1885
Page
1
A fragmented report outlines a regional exchange involving Avattonesey, Wastehuron Dive, and the Ohio Valley area. The item references internships and a shifting, predominantly southern wine trade with uncertain vendors and methods.
A fragmented notice details a large sale of fabrics and Ready made goods with many prices and items. Mentions wool goods flannel shirts corduroy and youths apparel. References include quantities like 190 mocks and 12 dozen, with various supplier terms and sizes.
The dispatches report General Grant grown weaker two weeks after removal from New York to a southern destination. Doctors warn death could occur at any time. reports from Washington and New York detail his declining strength, medical notes, and ongoing care with no clear prognosis.
Reports describe Khalifa Pasha carrying a letter from the Mahdi to the Khedive. Captured cities, troop movements, and uprisings across Afghanistan and Central Asia outline a broader Islamic and imperial conflict with military actions, border skirmishes, and political reactions in Europe.
The issue lists various federal appointments including receivers of public moneys in Vancouver and Baxtie, a United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, and promotions within the Army. It notes suspensions, a death of Lieutenant Colonel Gentry, and details on cremation and postmortem discussions. The piece covers moves in Washington and New York offices, with scattered references to health and death causes.
In a chaotic transcript from a June hearing in Trenton, Dudley and others appear amid a tangle of witnesses, alleged crimes, and property disputes. The narrative barters between names, places, and actions, ending with a fire that tore through the town’s outskirts, threatening homes and a stalled market.
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