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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1895
Page
3
A historic ad-like passage touts a skin medicine by describing blotches and pimples as signs of clogged pores and toxins. It claims to purify the skin, soothe inflammation, and leave the skin clear and healthy, citing cures for pimples ringworm eczema dandruff and itching piles.
The article surveys British insistence on absolute rights to the eastern territory west of the Schomberg line and a proposed arbitration for lands west of it, noting U.S. aversion to any protectorate that would renounce the Monroe Doctrine. It discusses British and Venezuelan positions, possible U.S. intervention, and implications for South American debt pressures and European influence.
The late Mrs Phan Stayess, widow of Paran Stevens, a prominent New York hotel keeper, died after a long illness traced to pneumonia. Stevens, aged 49 at marriage in 1872, left an estate around 400000 with widows income of 1000 per night and Fifth Avenue and Newport residences. Their daughter Mary married Arthur Paget joining English aristocracy. Rhode Island election noted with Lippitt winning governor by 10600 as rest of ticket plurred about 10 percent.
A large crowd gathered in the evening at Mus. Mall as Governor Suvith spoke with gratitude for the honor shown by citizens. The crowd reacted with applause as he expressed appreciation and the event closed with the singing of America.
Larry King, C. C. Edwards and Billy Connors are jailed as fugitives in this city. King posted $5,000 bail in Provo, Utah, amid accusations of swindling a man out of 85,000 with a gold brick scheme. Connors, a Chicago burglar and pickpocket, has served three Joliet prison terms. The trio is tied to crimes from Elgin Texas to Baton Rouge, with a gang history linked to Abe Rothchild.
The widow of Alexander Domas died yesterday in Paria. The U S comptroller approved forming Tartia Crest National Bank in Turtle Creek Pennsylvania. George Schmitt, a New York brewery worker, smothered in a grain bin holding 6000 bushels. Nebraska bill would place police and fire departments under water district control. Gilbert Brown and three others attended a gathering on wealth when a body was found near a stream.
A confidential letter from central Cuba describes rising rebel activity as insurgents clash with Spanish troops in multiple engagements. It notes shipments of arms and powder sought from supporters, the movement's broad support, and mentions Maximo Gama and Antonio Maceo as key figures.
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