14 Oct 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1885
Page
1
An unsigned notice from October 1 1885 promotes fall and winter overcoats ranging from $2.50 to $20. It claims Owen Brothers offer a wide taste and that drives are boiled down with profits cut between maker and consumer, urging buyers to protect themselves with approved styles.
The notice promotes Fall and winter suits for men boys youths and children. It invites readers to visit the newspaper to see Howe's full stock and shop details.
An economy focused pitch urges buying only what is needed at the lowest price. It notes Spring field stores with economical buying places offering hats and rubber coats for boys, youths, and men under a single firm name.
A formal public notice outlines sidewalk repairs and street work authorized by city authorities. It details property boundaries from Bilin Street to SHerIMM Avenue and references gravel walks, water pipes, and regulatory compliance under city ordinances. The document lists dates, affected streets, and responsibilities for property owners and contractors. It preserves official terms while noting enforcement and inspection procedures.
Early returns show a strong Republican sweep across Ohio with Judge Foraker leading in Columbus and Hamilton County voting heavily for the GOP ticket. The constitutional amendments pass while Democrats concede, as Republicans secure a statewide majority in both houses and key county results favor Foraker and allied candidates.
The article reports Republican gains across multiple counties led by Hamilton and Sandusky with majorities varying from small to substantial. It notes a likely Republican hold in the legislature, including seats in Madison and Morrow counties, and cites vote tallies from Oberlin and Cleveland areas. The piece describes a calm voting day with few incidents and references claims of Democratic interference and police involvement.
A tabulated report from Malhinton County indicates Republicans winning a majority in local races. Prohibition and mayoral outcomes favor Homily, with estimated gains and a statewide trend toward a Republican majority of about 1,400 votes in Wilmington.
Reported returns indicate a Republican gain in the county with Foraker and Ryan winning key contests. Prohibition sentiment fell in the city while overall turnout favored Republicans. several Democratic names appear with reduced margins and local races signal shifts toward GOP candidates like Baumbach for representative.
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