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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1895
Page
1
Cuticura Soap with a single application promises relief and a lasting cure for itching burning of the skin and scalp. The advertisement claims benefits for skin disorders and "distressing humors" with purity and effectiveness, noting mothers and children as loyal users.
Widespread warnings from Asia describe Russia backing rebels in Formosa and pressuring China, while Japan acts to restore order. The piece argues Russia seeks ports and influence to challenge Japan, with potential wider war implications. It also notes U S political shifts and regional observations, including Georgia politics and silver movement debates.
The Philadelphia Times notes the whiskey trust defeat hinders price hikes as the combine had pressed to raise whiskey costs while much of the country favored lowering them. The clash reflects broader public interest across regions in whiskey policy.
The Independent doubts Henry Ward Beecher made the claim about Col. Robert G Ingersoll as the most eloquent map speaking English. A Dover Opera House crowd faced a chilly reception while Chaplain McCabe forwarded a letter praising Methodism and urging Ingersoll to reconsider his stance as he travels toward the East Maine Conference.
The piece reports on N B Scott of Virginia predicting Steve Quins as the 1896 Republican nominee with Elkins as potential running mate, amid broader party talk. It notes Civil Service reorganization under Cleveland and various federal promotions, plus marriage of J P Taylor and other appointments in Kentucky, Virginia, and Maryland.
The New York Advertiser notes Croker should come home and confront his enemies, though his instinct for self preservation remains strong. Wilmington pushes to host the State Horticultural Society fair in the city this summer.
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