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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1886
Page
1
Weather notes from Waemisaros and Srrerreep for November 3 1886 anchor a local fashion update. Advertisers tout enough dollar suits wool pantaloons and five dollar coats to fill stores and stir spring wearers while promising further sales and stock clarity.
A bold slogan proclaims Clothing House will pay on time and outpace competitors. The terse line asserts strong pricing and reliability as key strengths in the market.
News wires detail broad GOP gains in Pennsylvania New York Indiana and Virginia with Kennedy McMillin and Crouse margins cited. Local returns show mixed results in Ohio Illinois and Michigan as Republicans claim legislative and congressional seats nationwide.
Tabulated vote results for Springfield City and Clark County from the November election. Reads like a concise tally, listing precinct totals and overall totals for mayoral and council races along with referendum outcomes.
A boy, son of machinist Benjamin F. Kelley, survived a close call when a firearm discharged near him while another boy named John Shier handled the gun. The shot went past his head, with several pellets lodging under his scalp, but he escaped serious injury.
Special dispatch reports wide Republican gains with Ohio showing a 20 000 vote majority and Pennsylvania sweeping in support. Fraud accusations surface as Campbell claims a large margin while Litsie’s defeat appears likely. Party leaders predict a Republican majority in Congress with 15 Republicans to 6 Democrats.
A fragment outlines banking and corporate collection efforts. It mentions reserves, balances, and bonds bought and sold across various counties and cities. P. Potter serves as president and the accompanying signatories include a cashier at 108 W. Wake.
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