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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1886
Page
2
A morning call urges Republican unity against fraud and to vote straight Republican in the upcoming election. It praises Charles C. Shearer for circuit judge and Oscar T. Martin as presiding officer, while urging labor ally Robert J. Kennedy and defending coeducation at Wesleyan University with figures showing strong enrollment and ongoing prosperity.
A partisan call to voters in the Eighth district urges support for General Kennedy over Mr. McMillin, framing the race as a national test of Republican integrity. The editorial defends Kennedy, denounces anti Kennedy charges, and warns conservatives to cast a straight ticket for the party.
The republicats face a strong fusionist push in the state while a broad congress session proceeds. Reports allege several peers were seized in Kis, a Columbus arrest night described. News covers refinery damage at St Louis and other distant political unrest along with labor demonstrations and international tensions.
OCR garble describes various phrases about media and parties with scattered names and places. The fragmentary passage mentions DEE and HALeT and Veathing but lacks clear events, dates, or entities to form a cohesive news item.
Governor Foraker urges real property revaluation to equalize values and lower tax rates. A wide press chorus notes the plan could shift burden toward banks, corporations, and farmers, with mixed editorial takes and calls for careful consideration.
A historic testimonial from K Thomas of Gar May 6 1886 asserts that after years of ailment and failed treatments three bottles of B B B eliminated severe kidney pain and restored appetite and health. The account notes repeated spells of intense pain in the kidney region and eye impact with no relief from doctors.
A historical advertisement claims twelve years of illness including sores on the nose and vision decay, improved by a treatment of five bottles of a product from Atlanta and a mailed illustrated brochure promising cures for scrofulous swellings ulcers and kidney issues with free information.
A fragmentary roundup recalls Wendell Holmes and his son the barrister in Boston a Massachusetts regiment captain and a Deerfoot farm owner from Massachusetts. It notes Lowell and Burnett connections and mocks long tradition with a Chicago Times aside about toothpicks on the witness stand and Evarts' speech pace per Puck.
Fragmentary text describes a medical case mentioning liver medicine and a patient saved by a treatment. Details are garbled with unreadable names and terms, making it hard to identify patient, location, or outcome beyond a long illness and improvement after therapy.
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