30 May 1889
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1889
Page
1
An ad touts large facilities for buying and manufacturing enabling “second to none in America” access to a rich and varied stock. It claims substantial value with the widest selection and notable summer prices.
Detectives issue eight warrants in the Cronin case across city districts while Cronin allies face intensified scrutiny. A salvor keeper, Conklin, brushes media access amid police reliance on his tips. officials promise action if he leaks information. Presidential appointments include postmasters in several states. Russian plots against the czar unsettled as officials chase alleged conspirators.
In a twelve round clash La Blanche dominates Lucie with a series of uppercuts and knocks, ultimately winning by knockout in the thirteenth round. The Philadelphia challenger Lucie is pressured through each round as La Blanche seals victory with a final decisive right hand.
A widespread frost cripples vegetable and fruit yields across Ontario and Michigan areas. Reports cite damaged orchards and fields in Mauri Levege, Delavan, Fort Athen, Palmyr and surrounding districts with losses extending to Wisconsin and Minnesota.
An elderly boatman near Cold Spring reports a giant reptile seen Sunday along the railroad near the river. He describes a 25 foot arched, scaly body with a forked tail and a sail like a schooner. the creature vanished after a half circle near the east shore. The witness insists he was not drinking and says the sighting was terrifying.
A garbled news digest describes potential Anglo American and Canadian tensions over northern waters, referencing torpedo boats, harbor defenses, and imminent naval actions. It notes Canadian sealers and American ships near Behring Strait, with British and American officials weighing sovereignty and possible clashes. Additional items cover volcanic eruption, earthquakes near Oshima Island, wage cuts at Pittsburgh firms, and a brewery sale in New York.
William Ostby a Carlisle Pennsylvania merchant dies suddenly in Chicago while attending a national convention of Good Templars. He served on Carlisle’s board of trade and was a notable Right Templar. The report mixes political and temperance themes with unclear details about retirements, threats, and municipal matters.
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