28 Mar 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1885
Page
1
A garbled escaped ad from March markets touts heavy price cuts on clothing and gear. It promotes hats, shirts, coats, hosiery, and work wear with low quarter prices, urging shoppers to act tonight. Named items include indigo blue shirts, flannel shirts, and youth coats, with emphasis on value and stock turnover.
Canada braces for conflict as Ottawa orders 1000 troops to Onappele district to quell rebellion in the Northwest. Major General Middleton leads the force while Ontario militiamen trek by rail and lake to join, with Beardy and IndIans seen as potential defections shaping the coming campaign.
An American narrator visits London to learn about Hyde Park and other parks. He plans to bribe the Ranger with a half crown to gain information. The Englishman reveals the Ranger is the Duke of Cambridge, head of the British army and uncle to the Queen, tempering the tale with a humorous misadventure in etiquette and cross cultural expectations.
A humorous yet cautionary tale recounts Peter Daly of Teilasia who feigns deafness to avoid conscription during wartime. Senator Earnest presses the test with Dr Hoyt. the ruse collapses when the doctor declares Daly cannot hear. The episode echoes political and social tensions of draft era Wisconsin.
The article compares saltpeter beds in Nevada with those in South America noting Nevada’s proximity to water and farming areas. It argues Nevada deposits have easier water access and cheaper water supply, while Chilean regions require distant transport and costly fuel.
Connecticut papers recount stories of John Danforth known as Major John now buried. The tale centers on his ardent patriotic flair and memories of Jona Brooks. A mal meeting note recalls Danforth delivering an oration amid cannon fire. The piece also discusses land reform proposals and federal policy on land limits.
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