09 May 1886
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1886
Page
1
A promotional pitch extols fixed stock and low prices from a factory network with twelve hundred operatives and branch stores. It touts Norfolk suits for men and youths, urges customers to compare first hand prices, and hints at custom fit options while claiming major savings over rivals.
A long, messy OCR passage recalls individuals named Dave, Hattie, and others amid references to streets, hearings, and a Sunday paper era. It hints at a court or municipal setting with vague mentions of timelines, identities, and events, though specifics are obscured by garbled text.
General A. 8 Bushmell hosts Governor Foraker on Mildly Coast Island with a long program of social events. The piece portrays a festive atmosphere, noting theater style performances, culinary displays, and visitors from notable families, including Misses and Mrs. Miller, amid a busy schedule of entertainments and public interest.
A garbled OCR narrative describes a large disturbance or riot with police, detectives, and crowds. Mentions PineveMAr, High Waters, and multiple names such as Murat Halstead and Deven Suuith, with references to patrols, arrests, and protective actions around streets and public spaces.
Springfield merchants Owen Brothers advertise as Springfield's only one price clothiers at 25 and 27 West Main Street offering fixed prices on all garments and goods.
The store highlights a large Spring 1886 stock described as the largest and handsomest yet seen in Springfield counters. It promises a full range of men and boys clothing from finest to cheapest with suits for business or daily wear in all wool, fashionably cut and well made, priced at $10.00.
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