07 Nov 1886
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1886
Page
1
November 7 1886 advertisement lists overcoats and a wide range of sack suits at bargain prices. Single and double breasted options include ten to thirteen dollars, with cutaway four button styles from fifteen to twenty five dollars. The copy promises quality, style, and value from the When Clothing House.
The piece outlines plans for a new Land and Labor party led by Henry George, with Rev McGlynn predicting cross over from Democrats. It discusses platform aims to tax land value, curb monopolies in railroads and telegraph, and attract Democratic voters. It also notes McGlynn’s defense of Blaine and his critique of the Democratic machine, plus related political movement details and stockyard strike actions.
Amid confusion over Johnson's successor, talk centers on Richard A. Haren as a likely candidate for judge. Gov Foraker weighs appointive options as factions in both parties push for a preferred nominee, with transportation and trial themes recurring in the political chatter.
A humorous portrait of Tom Forrester a young professional with big plans who sinks into perpetual debt. His schemes crumble as he dodges bills and social pretensions while clinging to a key to his parents home and chasing respectability amid a string of comic misadventures.
Local items note plays at Black's and Bisok's pora house events in November. Prohibition ratification event planned at Temperance Hall. Travelers visit Toledo, Columbus, Urbana, and Delhi. Prayer for foreign missions observed. Various social calls, entertainment plans, and minor mischief reported along with gospel meetings and a Buckwheat Supper at a residence on South Market Street.
The Carroll trial pauses as Jessie Carroll’s illness worsens. Witnesses describe Jones’s handling of books and bank records, with deposits and transfers under scrutiny. A gate keeper is sworn in for Monday to serve a summons as testimony continues amid medical concerns. A pancake social at the High Street church is announced for fundraising.
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