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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1885
Page
2
A column discusses a forthcoming National Reform gathering in the city with distinguished guests from across the country. It notes expectations of debate over reform methods while praising dissent as a factor in progress and stressing the aim to promote a purer, better state of national affairs through Christian principles.
A lively Chicago era column urges Springfield area Republicans to run a vigorous, united campaign. It highlights a strong ticket, calls for a large majority in city and township races, and stresses vigilance, energy, and cross‑party appeal to secure a sweeping Republican triumph statewide.
A British naval officer requests proprietors to forward one copy of every daily and weekly newspaper published in the United States and Canada for March 1885, including inauguration coverage of President Cleveland. Specimens will be bound by state and region for the British Museum. publishers should send to Crown Office, Tuple, London.
A distressed congressman reflects on overbearing duties and rapidly growing mail demands that flood his desk. He recalls early days of limited public life, now overwhelmed by constituents’ letters, requests, and paradoxical bills, leading to isolation and fatigue.
A late wartime scene unfolds as General Grant is swarmed by reporters at the Avenue Hotel. He refuses to discuss his globe voyage beyond enjoying the moment, while a determined scribe tries to extract more. The encounter sparks nationwide chatter and a costly admonition from Grant about truth.
A fragmentary 19th century discussion explains sleep death as death by anesthesia rather than asphyxia, noting that anesthesia deprives air and causes immediate or near-immediate loss of breath. It compares species responses, cites dogs and cats, and mentions the sequence of sleep leading to death in various animals.
A damaged Waterbury American fragment mentions a man named Hirsch who hanged himself after an alleged domestic incident and references a wife beating case with a 17 year old wife cited as health reason. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
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