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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1886
Page
4
A distressed OCR fragment describes Springfield publishing with Sunday delivery and a price rate. It notes daily issues and a claim of being a leading paper with extensive content and late news, promising favorable terms for subscribers.
Readable fragments discuss abstinence, water as a beverage, and Chevreul. Mentions Springfield politics, republican vs democratic lines, street naming plans, a portable natural gas well, labor issues, and a call for fair treatment of skilled workers amid union tensions. Contains noted individuals and local institutions in 1886 context.
A letter argues the Whiteleys and their organ are not scapegoats for unrest, praising Knights of Labor and condemning sensational charges of dynamiters. It discusses capital versus labor, calls for fair laws, and supports arbitration with trusted courts and enforceable, swift decisions. It notes currency and wage contrasts, urging just legislation.
A long, rambling report from Olive Branch commandery and nearby lodges. Updates include sickness and recoveries, new duties, bylaws revision, and a large turnout for a meeting. Mentions of the Patriotic Order and various officers, with travel notices and recent degree work by Fidelia and other lodges.
An Antap department feature from Sunday Morning September 19 touts ongoing stock growth and daily new lines. It advertises corduroy boys suits ages 5 to 12, Prince Albert coats and vests, varied fabrics and price points from $3 to $16, and notes self-manufacturing and competitive pricing. It highlights plain marking and invites shoppers to compare values with other Springfield stores.
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