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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1895
Page
3
An advertisement claims Foster's German Army and Navy Catarah Cure relieves nasal inflammation and cures the worst catarrh cases. It touts itching eruptions and scratch relief, urging use to prevent worsening symptoms.
The Colima with about 19 on board foundered off Mazatlan Mexico after machinery trouble. Fourteen passengers and crew reported rescued to Manzanillo. 160 unaccounted. Names of survivors listed, officials note good condition of ship equipment, yet fears few escaped as night and sea hinder search.
A bronze statue of General James A. Garfield was unveiled in Chester, Delaware, with ceremonies attended by the GAR, state and city officials. Rev Merritt Hubant delivered the dedicatory address as the monument, of Brandywine granite, stands near Delaware Avenue, Eleventh and Tenth streets in a triangular park. The statue faces west, with the Garfield quotation and surrounding civic surroundings noted.
A special AP dispatch reports Turkish actions to curb Kurdish revolutionaries near Armenia and Persia with road blockades to Van and Perisa. Kurdish bands clash in Mesopotamian frontiers near Mousol, while Turkish consuls confront Kurdish hosts and Armenian fears of renewed Christian violence rise amid regional tensions and looming mass actions. United Presbyterians adjourned their assembly in May 1995 after routine session close.
At Bell's tunnel in CaxossEresc, Pa on May 30 a rock fall killed Hezekiah Darig and Ed Anderson. Injured were James Banks John Anderson Frank Dent Lem Hawkins and Alexander Jones, all linked to a Virginia gang.
A cordial private dinner last night at the residence gathered prominent Republicans including Ex-President Harrison, Governors Morton and McKinty, Senators Carter and Elkins, and Cornelius Vanderbilt among others. The host Mr Perean stated there were no speeches and the event was simply sociable with one invited guest unable to attend due to travel.
The body of the late Secretary Gresham was transported by funeral train to Oak Woods Cemetery. The procession included cavalry from Fort Sheridan and officials from city and county, with a long list of honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers. The event followed a solemn route from Sixty third Street crossing.
A mix of short items notes rains in Nebraska relieve crop fears, Grant county destitution appeals, Chicago Confederate monument dedication bell tolled, West Virginia cigarette license law, Chicago banquet praised, Victoria dispatch on North Pacific route, memorial season cap at 6 000, Texas sheriff murder case noted, Raymond Williams of New York drowns in Memphis after jumping from a wharf.
The St Louis, the new steamship of the International Navigation Company, completed her sea trial off Delaware on a fifty five hour run. Captain W. G. Ragle commanded as builders reported near perfect machinery with only minor issues. Speed reached 21 knots briefly. coal quality and draft limited performance, but improvements planned for the transatlantic voyage starting June 5. Citizens of St Louis presented a library gift to the ship’s crew, including 1,623 volumes for the after deck and 639 for the second cabin, plus windows, flags, and bound albums.
In yesterday’s National League games Philadelphia beat New York 11 to 10 in 13 innings in New York. Washington defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 0. Wilkes-Barre Scranton and Syracuse played a high scoring tie while Rochester crushed Syracuse 16 to 1. Reading beat Pottsville 15 to 14. Allentown exhibition Cleveland 18 to 11. Lancaster exhibition Harrisburg 14 to 10. A tragic incident in Bariac IsotaxaPous reports a rabbi’s death followed by his wife’s breakdown. Pennsylvania Knights Templar officers were elected in Reading. Durant faces trial in July for Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams murders. venue change possible.
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