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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1895
Page
3
A controversial rowing race at the regatta ended with Cornell defeating Leander after the umpire's call. Leander protested the start, accusing bias and unsportsmanlike conduct, while Cornell and supporters defended the umpire's ruling. Officials and witnesses, including Umpire Frank Willan, stood by the start and the steward's upheld decision.
A cooling healing application is described to soothe the skin and calm the mind while penetrating clogged skin to dissolve scales of eczema and dandruff. The text emphasizes relief through a stronger treatment that heals and cools simultaneously.
Reports from various towns detail a mysterious illness with swelling and a foul fluid from pimples in patients including Jacob Hrmsks and Hour Drke. Several deaths and cattle losses are noted as residents fear poison or plague while authorities investigate a possible insect bite or toxin.
The report mentions an attorney Alenny Clas Saclend of Rocky who is well known in legal circles. An increase of wages by 1 percent is noted, with references to local figures Seymour Smith of Plainfield and a fatal accidental shooting of 35-year-old July Sternberg by an unnamed party. Cornea Nochun, leader of anti Plate movement in New York City's Republican party, resigns from the Republican county committee amid shifts. The Servian cabinet is reported to release radicals.
A Grand Trunk Railway crash near Levis Quebec on July 12 killed thirteen pilgrims and injured twenty five. A two section train collided when the rear section failed to heed a danger signal causing a devastating wreck. Survivors describe harrowing scenes as injured were removed to Hotel Dieu and hospitals. among the dead are Charles Bedart Miss Bedart Hector Moland and Rev J T Merier.
Masked assailants attacked James Howton and his son at Lewiston eight miles from the county seat, killing Howton and wounding his son. They then terrorized the family, abducted a farm boy, and fled. No motive or suspects established, authorities vow to pursue.
Yesterday's baseball results feature Boston defeating Pistaburg 8 to 2 in the first game, and Vitteburg beating Bastion 4 to 8 in another. Cincinnasti secured a 0 to 6 win over Cinglaund in the first 19 innings, then Brooklyn triumphed 14 to 6 in the second. St Louis beat Baltimore 8 to 4 after extra innings, while Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 9 to 0 and Chicago edged New York 1 to 0. Western League games saw Rochester defeat Spring Geld 15 to 3, and Toronto win 10 to something over Syre auss. rain halted other ties. Burgiars Got Warm Reception reports a burglary in Poland, Clay county, where two intruders were shot, one killed and one wounded, an ex-convict Ach Agar named as victim. Other items include the National Educational Association meeting opening in Davenport, Iowa with large attendance, Governor Altgeld accusing legislative bribery, and several criminal cases and sensational notices from Grand Rapids to Wasnes.
French Canadian ministers in the House of Commons threaten to resign over delayed remedial legislation. Liberal and Conservative reactions split as the trio may reconsider and stay in the cabinet with a session likely ending Saturday.
The Smoky Hi River broke its banks flooding Salina Kans east city half its area submerged. Iron Avenue and Front Street areas saw water one to four feet deep for about a half mile eastward. Businesses and homes flooded. boats used to move people. Floodwaters rose rapidly overnight threatening more evacuations as Dry Creek floodwaters moved downstream eighteen miles away.
Perry Tufft his wife and three children all under twelve perished when their small boat with a mutton sail capsized on Lake Keuka. The craft dragged a toy boat, entangling the children. Father and mother bodies recovered soon after, the mother clasping one child. Nearby, authorities report on related fatal incidents and rescues along Atlantic City and Massachusetts coastlines.
Reports describe unrest near Bluefield Virginia and Crozet with shots fired into camps and calls for vigilance as troops prepare. Authorities tighten company lines and monitor any new arrivals for potential escalation, with officials warning trouble could erupt immediately if fresh personnel arrive.
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