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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1895
Page
5
A historic patent medicine advertisement extols a topical cure that penetrates pores to draw out poison, soothes inflammation, and leaves skin smooth and healthy. It claims rapid, thorough relief for pimples, blotches, ring worm, tetter, eczema, dandruff, itch, salt rheum, and even severe itching piles.
Next week Philadelphia hosts the International League of Press Clubs gathering with delegates from major papers. Notables include Charles Emory Smith, A K McClure, William Singerly, Louis Megargee, Clark Howell, M H De Young, Murat Halstead, and Moses P Handy. Sessions begin Tuesday at Independence Hall with entertainment at Mercantile and Pen and Pencil clubs and Union League receptions.
A schedule highlights a special journalist trip by yacht along the coast with a reception on the ocean pier. City officials and a leading committee, including M. H. De Tou na, organize a memorable visit. President Megarges is noted as a presidential candidate for the International League of Press Clubs.
In Grove City Pennsylvania on June day, more than half of the graduating class was expelled for ducking a college guard lieutenant in a new uniform. Today class day proceeds with a corporal’s guard presenting diplomas, while several freshmen also expelled. California Athletes Win Campraios Tis May S. June S. The dual athletic contest between the University of California and the University of Nichols ends with a Californian victory by a score of SotU 2.
The Spanish commander in Cuba refuses help from a lieutenant general amid election disputes. Frank Sloan and John Alison die in a railroad wreck at Happy Hollow, with five others wounded. The Kenilworth steamship completes a Honolulu to New York crossing in ninety and a half days. Furnace workers in Mahoning and Shenandoah valleys get a 25 percent wage raise since May 1. Monson of Cleveland claims Canadian patrols seized their fishing boats in American waters.
Reports from Vienna and Laepos describe sudden cloudbursts over Wirtemberg’s Black Forest region causing the Hobersdorf disaster. Fifty lives lost at Balingen, dozens of houses demolished, Eyach river flooding, and widespread damage feared as wires and telegraph lines fail. A child’s rescue from floodwaters and lingering destruction are noted amid ongoing inquiries.
Dallas broker Dan Stewart reports to Associated Press that arrangements for the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight are complete except for posting the $100 guaranties from each principal. Brady says Corbett’s money will be ready tomorrow, Fitzsimmons side aims for timely payment, and officials stress no delay. Samuel Friend notes police trials limit attention but money will reach the stakeholder, Phil Dwyer, soon.
National League games set Philadelphia five runs ahead of St Louis while Boston topped Pittsburgh eight to one and Baltimore outscored Chicago ten eight Scores also show New York defeating Louisville nine to eight and Washington beating Cleveland eight to six Brooklyn edged Cincinnati ten to nine Eastern games include Williamsport defeating Wilkesbarre seven six Syracuse pounding Buffalo fourteen to six Scranton twelve innings over Providence nineteen Rochester beat Toronto eleven eight Allentown defeated Harrisburg six zero Pottsville crushed Hazleton fourteen five Reading routed Lancaster eighteen six Plus dispatches report General Harrison leaving Philadelphia for Indianapolis, Balmoral pistol incident, pardons for Albany prisoners, and various comments on Turkey Russia and Peary rescue efforts.
Cabinet reshuffle details from Washington note Richard Olney as secretary of state and Judson Harmon named attorney general. President Cleveland considered transfers but kept the lineup. Harmon, a longtime Cincinnati lawyer, is praised locally. Reports include reactions from Ohio officials and remarks on Whitney as a potential presidential candidate.
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