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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1886
Page
1
The When at 25 and 27 West Main Street advertises direct purchase from an Eastern factory. It touts tailor made suits 20 to 36 dollars, pants 7 to 8 dollars, overcoats for boys and men from 1 to 9 dollars, and affordable hats, caps, and underwear. Emphasizes quality over brand name and urges shoppers to compare prices.
Former U.S. president Chester A Arthur dies in his sleep between Tuesday and Wednesday following a stroke of cerebral apoplexy. The delay details note the sudden change, family at his bedside, and the Pittsburgh and Western Railroad crash story linking to the day’s news. Witnesses describe his decline from illness and the cautious statements from officials about his condition.
The article recounts a confused league scene with scattered play by Jennans, noting contentious decisions, protests, and a lengthy dispute over officiating, with references to St Louis, Washington, and local figures shaping the outcome.
A major blaze damaged the town mill and extensive machinery, with stock losses and a storm of inquiries about the cause. Officials reported a suspected disease scare and police investigations continue, while community leaders vow a thorough inquiry into the disaster and its aftermath.
A fragmentary community column recounts Breckenh ridge and Benedict links to Wittenberg, noting staff and clergy connections, a divorce petition involving Sallie Shatter and statements about Hnring, with references to Moore families and local church notices. Also mentions a Diphtheria death of three year old Connell McKenna and upcoming open society meetings at Wittentwne.
The ceremony at the Sev Vreebytetian chapel united Miss Bun Belly Burbank and J. Elden Bow amid family tension and a disrupted reception. The couple, after a brief procession, left together and planned to visit relatives before settling at a new residence on East Street. The pastor, Rev. Potterton, announced the baptism and renewed vows were not part of the event.
A chaotic storm tears through the area causing a deadly sequence of events. Reports describe shattered ceilings, collapsed walls, and broken furnishings as residents react to the disaster. Police work follows, with inquiries into the damage and the wind’s impact on local structures and residents.
The Manufacturers Organization discusses organizing national resumption efforts. A key meeting in Springfield features Baker as organizer, with plans for a durable portable system and the proposed National Metal Packet Association. Officials note the need for coordinated training and equipment, while outlining leadership roles and future assemblies.
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