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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1895
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia biliousness malaria impure blood neuralgia headaches and liver and kidney troubles. It highlights iron plus vegetables as a strengthening tonic and notes benefits for women and children, claiming the preparation makes them strong and rosy.
A brutal five day heat wave shatters records from New York to Philadelphia and Chicago. Dozens die and hundreds more prostrated as temperatures soar past 90s. hospitals strain under the influx of heat stroke victims while improvements bring scattered relief as clouds gather and a brief shower ends the searing spell.
Deposition of Archbishop Kenrick by the pope triggers retirement forced by Rome. Philadelphia Archbishop Rysa eyed as successor, but St Louis trustees resist, leaving archdiocese in uneasy transition. Also reports a Cleveland family held on insanity charges and other midweek incidents in Reading and Hoboken.
Bradford and surrounding areas face wildfires destroying eight oil rigs and threatening Knapp's Creek, with dozens of dwellings burned. Flames spread along New York, Lake Erie and Western Pennsylvania rail lines as crews fight to contain the blaze and residents flee to safety.
A massive dam breach in Curtis Lake at the Mathupe valley caused a surge of water ten feet high that destroyed farms, mills, and railway yards. Casualties include four workers in a washout east of Edison and a roadmaster, with extensive property wreckage across the canal and irrigation basin.
A Cairo dispatch notes a free outbreak of chimera at Mecca and a Danube ferry crossing near Boosin. Hungary suffered a capsize yesterday with twelve workers drowned. General Bushnell, Ohio governor candidate, is mentioned amid political tensions. Forest fires rage near Highwood Gladsin county Michigan with winds driving east. East Pittsburg National Bank in Wilmerding Pa authorized to begin business by the comptroller. James Howard of Wells Fargo is described as staggered into a San Francisco pollen isolation, dying after claiming he was robbed.
A speculative plan outlines Corbett versus Fite with a $41,008 certified check. Dallas backers, led by Lew Yuus and Stewart, push for a October event near Dallas during the fair, promising legal clearance and rail readiness to attract northern and western spectators. Legal caution notes no Texas statute violation, while promoters pursue preliminary bouts and weight matchups leading to the main event.
Yesterday's baseball results include Philadelphia 7 over Chicago 1 at Philadelphia New York 2 over Brooklyn 9 at New York Baltimore 9 over Cleveland 3 at Baltimore Washington 7 over Louisville 4 at Washington Several non-baseball items follow: United States Cordage goes into receivership with bond obligations totaling 350000 dollars. Miss Regios Gobel of Philadelphia drowns at Atlantic City. Secretary Gresham's pension issue is clarified in Chicago. Captain Devers reinstated in New York after court ruling. two fatalities occur in Paterson and Philadelphia from accidents.
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