06 May 1886
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1886
Page
1
The notice discusses clothing wear and price ranges from suits costing 3.00 to 6.50 and up to 300, promising outlays that fit any purse. It urges proper shifts and changes in wearers and emphasizes that even low earners can find attire that elevates appearance without inconvenience.
A promotional rail about a store promising not to trick customers and to offer a wide stock of suits and related goods, appealing to repeated visits over time and praising its people-centered approach.
The notice warns that clothing is often priced too low and rushed to market, harming customers who seek value. It mentions many Mackinaws and other items discounted, with references to straw hats and Derby hats, all advertised as new and attractively priced.
Fragmented ad style note promises low wholesale cases and retail prices for hats. It includes garbled phrases about durability, returns, and possible guarantees, though specifics are unclear. The piece hints at price comparisons and buyer satisfaction but lacks concrete details.
Report covers a May confrontation at an armory with significant disorder and arrests. The piece notes police, safety measures, and fallout from labor tensions, including mentions of strikes, union activity, and the broader civic response.
A sprawling, garbled OCR fragment outlines political battles, labor union tensions, and court matters. It references the Knights of Labor, the canons of public protest, and a May 1894 Washington posturing around Senate quorum and arrests, with scattered names and locations.
A chaotic report details police actions against anarchists including arrests at multiple locations. It describes raids, confrontations, and interrogations, with mention of a central station detachment, searched premises, recovered pamphlets, and a broad security crackdown affecting several suspects and observers. The narrative links events to broader unrest and police motivation, noting ongoing investigations and emergent public tension.
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