30 Oct 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1885
Page
1
Fragmentary garbled text remarks on weather indicators and a fair event at a pavilion, mentioning a high barometer and winds. Specific names and places are unclear, but the snippet hints at a fair or pavilion activity with weather observations affecting proceedings.
A garbled advertisement describes a sale at Our Clothing with a year on trial, claiming lower prices by 20 percent, a wide range of boy and men’s clothing, knee pant suits, coats, silk umbrellas, and velvet collar rubber coats. It touts many styles and sizes with extensive assortments and factory-made garments.
Reports from New Orleans describe the city’s grand exposition expanding beyond last winter’s footprint. Exhibitors occupy all halls with plans for doubled space and new transit measures including an electric railway, plus extended driveways and improved grounds.
The account recounts Captain Lee of Verona and General Grant in informally discussing the Hayes Tilden contest. It cites George W. Childs claims that Grant implied Tilden would have become president, and notes Grant’s quiet but clear sentiment on events influencing the 1877 inauguration battles.
The article reports a presidential edict banning politicians from the capital drawing sharp reaction. It notes cabinet discussions, reactions of Congress members, and potential relaxation of the rule for necessary interviews. Also covered are the death of General McClellan, military orders, coast guard and mint reports, plus foreign incidents and security concerns.
News from New Jersey reports Major General George B. McClellan died suddenly from heart failure at his home on Orange Mountain. The article notes his recent service, his age, and mentions doctors failed to halt the decline. It describes the funeral and public mourning in New York and New Jersey, with tributes from President Lincoln’s allies and several officials.
New and Choice Merchant goods for men and women will be exhibited for sale in our Colonial Store. A line of goods the like of which has rarely been seen before offers the cream of fashion and quality for all humanity.
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