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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1885
Page
2
A collage of commentary on naval cadets, editors, and politicians including ex editors and writers in American and European papers. Mentions a Cleveland Herald owner turned publisher, a Chicago reporter jailed in Joliet, civil service reform talk, and critiques of portraits in the Calambas Dispatch.
The Columbus Times argues General J Warren Keifer is not a candidate for Ohio governor, warning Democrats of a potential walkover if nominated. The Dayton Journal counters, noting Keifer’s strong Republican appeal, and other papers muse on party splits, editorials, and a broad state political climate.
A long study of Southern life portrays New Orleans belles as highly domestic, with beauty, grace, and social poise shaping reputation. The piece notes older expectations, contrasts flirtation with duty, and discusses cosmetics, fashion, and the social role of women in a witty, period voice.
A Newport merchant recalls a Civil War era tea deal. In 1861 he bought tea from a New York buyer who predicted price gains. Six weeks later tea rose and the buyer paid double. Twenty years later the merchant remembered the benefactor by name, Samuel Robinson, and the visitor who uttered a surprised greeting at his store.
The Providence Journal recounts a Newporter who, after drifting West to seek fortune, returned east this summer and, visiting Newport, remembered an old acquaintance and noted in writing as Tre called his name. The piece ponders who can explain these connections.
A long fragment recalls Lincoln in Logan County while county seat moved to Lincoln. Anecdotes tell of his courtroom exit over a payment receipt and a humorously moral lesson. It also mentions Oxford tales of Vore and a compare with Arctic rescue feats Garlington and Greely.
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