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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1895
Page
3
An advertorial description touts an ointment for eczema with itchy watery blisters and scaly patches. It also asserts relief for ringworm dandruff pimples and scald head. The copy cites numerous itching piles conditions treated by the emollient and promotes rapid permanent cures.
Foster Medicine Co of Baltimore advertises Poster’s Catarrh cure promising relief for nasal inflammation and chest congestion. The copy touts a 60 cent price and suggests efficacy for severe cases.
Report of a heated exchange between Jos Corbett and Fitzsimmons at Growen's hotel ended with a scramble and bottles thrown. Corbett spat at Fitzsimmons and both men hurled insults while bystanders restrained the melee. Brady was struck by a flying bottle as the confrontation cooled and the boxers left separately.
Japan reaches a treaty of commerce with China, granting lowest duties on Chinese goods and establishing Japanese consular courts in China to secure fair legal treatment. Britain and the United States will abolish their consular courts in Japan, but Japan resists Chinese consular courts there.
Cleveland August 13. Julius Lohmer, 83, longtime city workhouse bookkeeper, faced embezzlement charges after about $10,000 was found missing and a later $4,000 shortage was detected. He confessed prior to arrest, then died in his police cell from an apparent self-inflicted wound. Coroner investigates. Lohmer left a wife and two sons. they live in Detroit.
Destructive fires rage from Mason County logging camps to Elma, Oregon, with residents rushing to save homes and valuables as two deaths are reported from a Shel ton logging train crash amid embers and strong winds. In New Jersey a major blaze destroys Central Stamping plant and surrounding buildings, with losses over 130,000.
Northers Neighbors report from August notes a burst of foreign trade analysis by the Agriculture Department. The bulletin, part of the World's Markets series, shows Canady exports rising 12 percent year over year and the United States remaining a major trade partner amid shifts toward the United Kingdom and Ireland. Butter quality improved despite a drop in pounds, while cheese exports also rose. general trade values and seaport movements are detailed, with emphasis on agricultural products and transit figures.
Jorge Hopewell It Omski rules the new fire and police board's legality. Geazze Nolan, to wed today, died by suicide at his Circle North home. Sarstor Peffer and ex Senator Ingalls spoke at Parsons on a soldiers reunion.
Immense crowds cheered Captain General Martines de Campos on arrival in the park at Havana. He rode past a line of pioneers, with guards and officials, as bands played and people surged barriers to salute the conqueror of Peru. The mob hailed him loudly, while officials and troops provided orderly ceremony amid festive decorations.
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