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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1885
Page
1
This ad promotes a large clothing outlet offering Brown Gum Rubber Coats with velvet collar and a wide range of styles sizes and qualities. It promises a one profit margin above manufacturing cost, claims lower prices through an agency, and notes new stock arriving including six dozen men's derby hats and fine fall overcoats.
A violent incident near Colfare Station involved Aldrin and two youths resisting arrest after a court judgment. Constable Percy Chapman and deputies confronted the family as a wagon approached. Shots were fired wounding Headley and Aldrin, with a tense standoff lasting until midnight. The family, armed with rifles, was accused of terrorizing the neighborhood for years and remains under tension as authorities vow to enforce order.
A verbose excerpt discusses New York upper-class life, focusing on the uptown and downtown social spheres, the Astor and Vanderbilt families, and how wealth and status affect social access. It critiques pretensions, notes the mergence of old and new money, and cites specific figures like Mr Frederick Hart and Mr Astor in reflecting on social dynamics.
The city mourns Chief Fred. Sehushman, a German-born policeman, who died yesterday afternoon at about 3 PM after years of dedicated service. Born May 14, 1874, in Carlisle PA, he served in the Lutheran Pennsylvania Infantry during the war and came to this city in 1906. He led the police force with diligence, earning the respect of Mayor Goodwin and the community. He leaves a wife, two daughters, and a brother in Linwood Nebraska. funeral services will be held under the auspices of Anthony Lodge No 467 and related orders.
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