22 Nov 1886
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1886
Page
1
The ad touts aggressive discounts on weatherproof garments and accessories. It promises cheap caps at 35¢, five and six fifty suits for men, storm coats, overcoats, and boys knee pants at $1.50, plus smoking jackets, scarves, and dress shirts. It emphasizes broad selection, quality, and early purchase for Christmas.
The nation gathers to pay last respects to Alon amid solemn processions and a ceremonial parade from the Roan Corridor to the depot. Officials, diplomats, and former officials including Postmaster General Hattin and Chief Justice Waite attend as the casket proceeds to Rural Cemetery after a lengthy Episcopal service at St. Agnys. The exterior is adorned with a national flag and crape.
The Chicago anarchists rally in the North Side with plans of arson and waterworks disruption. Captain Schack insists no threat looms while authorities monitor the crowd. A Shelby County shooting fuels political tension as reports mix local crime with a Republican marker. The Times notes a Northwestern highwayman, Jill Swan alias Jack Shepan, pursued after an escape.
A lengthy session covered petitions and motions in Adams and related cases. Attorneys debated service, settlement terms, and procedural questions while judges reserved rulings, with notable figures such as McCallens and Spang appearing in the docket.
The coast search for a missing vessel yields survivor statements from Captain Pereue and others amid wartime casualty mentions. Legal notices list hearings and cases including Allen, Walker, and McFarlan. a separate report notes a spate of chicken thieves in Lagonda Avenue and a man arrested for testine and misbehavior.
A revelting tragedy centers in a tenement on South Island where Mrs Hama Susi Shor, 46, is killed by Maw Wise Kills Henawett. Mrs Biatia Suith, 19, wife of a bartender, is shot dead by Charles Airegor. The scene draws a tearful vigil as investigators, local officials, and residents react amid a wave of public notices and forthcoming hearings.
A terrifying blaze devastates two barns in an agricultural community. Firefighters and residents recount the rapid spread, with five horses killed and substantial property damage. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as the inferno raged through the structures and adjoining areas.
The page reports a Temperance Bazaar with committees arranging venues and dates in November. It notes lectures on Siberia by Prof Bachrach, a dogged city council recount, a racehorse feature, and a stray cow incident. public notices mention diphtheria in nearby towns and a Cincinnati Orchestra concert at Black's Opera House on Monday evening, November 6.
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