Fragmentary weather note from Andivations region
A brief, unreadable excerpt describes March 1 weather in Andivations Wasausurox with brief hints of wind and mild adjustments to gear.
19 Mar 1885
Page 1
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1885
Page
1
A brief, unreadable excerpt describes March 1 weather in Andivations Wasausurox with brief hints of wind and mild adjustments to gear.
A regional retailer touts foot coverings as superior in comfort and durability with competing imports. The ad markets regular knits at 10c, two for 25c, and other grades including Shawknits at 25c with varied colors and fabrics, claiming wide stock and steady bargains.
Report from Seaxi dated March 4 describes mounted infantry and scouts advancing to the base of hills near Hasheen. They engage Arabs on summit ridges, with four infantrymen killed and three wounded, several Haden dawahs also wounded. Lieutenant Consort among the dead. British retire as Arabs show no pursuit. Bengal cavalry seize several prisoners.
News notes report varied items from Cleveland aging events to deaths from impure water near Nicholasville Kentucky and the Xenia Soldiers Orphans Home mismanagement. Other items include railway labor disputes and local political appointments with several national figures cited and weather and court updates.
Republican preparations for Cincinnati mayoral race are reported with Amor Stith nominated on the first ballot. A Keifer banquet in Springfield includes extended speeches by local figures, with multiple toasts and brief biographies. Local political maneuvers, ward meetings, a reported assault, retirements in church music, a court decision, and a new telegraph company are noted along with a marriage in Jefferson D. Meade and Helen G. Creighton.
Wednesday and Thursday of next week March 5 and 24 are appointed for entrance exams at the High School Olive Branch. Citizens of the township or Rot may take the test. The Clark County Mutual Insurance Association gave J. Ogden 100 for a horse killed in recent accident. J. K. Funderbarg received 40 from the same source for a cow that slipped on the ice and dislocated a shoulder. A First Ward Republicans meeting at the Sheriff’s office Monday at 7 30 pm to organize for spring election April 6. Bell Hingers to perform at Black’s Opera House tomorrow evening and again Saturday. Samuel Hampton and Lizzie Ferris wed at 70 Maple Street by Rev W Warren. Mayor court: fairies from Fountain Garden pleaded guilty and fined 5. others face similar today. Dr Russell named general surgeon for the I F H W railroad. J W Pickering of Central Iowa visiting. Laurence Monroe of Xenia in the city last evening. Caledonians meet tonight in regular business session.
Two Oxford graduates tour Melbourne refusing major sights, preferring tennis over libraries and galleries. A New York Times piece notes a Washington statue in Cape Verde Islands resembles the president in stone, while Bancroft and Corcoran are contrasted for appearance and wealth, both near the White House.
A collection of odd facts and brief notes spans topics from India and Turkey to Austria and China, noting wagoner wages, railway employment, egg myths, and watch timing quirks. It also covers Mittenwald violin-making, a land deed error that inflated wealth, and deep mining efforts around the Comstock with updates on depths, pumps, and company actions.
A fragment discusses deaths from asphyxiation by illuminating gas and criticizes crude methods of saving matches. It argues the fault lies in turning gas down at night and notes the dangers from gas exposure and accidental ignition.
A disjointed excerpt discusses gas suffocation risks from a patent heating device in a Pittsburg hotel, noting a misfire that let air in and caused dangerous conditions. It shifts to a historical view on the evolution of the horse, debating the first riding animal and ancient use, with references to Adam, Eden, and Assyrian monuments.
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