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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1895
Page
3
The text portrays a painful itchy skin condition with watery blistering eruptions that cause itching and scratching, described as offensive to the sufferer and friends. It notes scratching worsens the condition and claims it can be cured by a treatment, though the specifics are cut off.
An ointment advertised for eczema and various skin conditions promises rapid, permanent relief. It asserts it can cure itching piles and other mucous lining inflammations, along with scalp issues, dandruff, pimples, blotches, and scald head.
A Baltimore ad copy touts Foster Medicine Co products including Foster's German Army and Vy Catarrh Cure claiming to relieve nasal congestion and cure the worst catarrh cases at nominal prices through druggists, though text is garbled and ends mid-sentence.
A hall at Atlantic City hosting visiting Elks collapsed during a social event. About 200 firemen and city officers fought to rescue dozens trapped under timbers as lighting failed. Casualties include Frederick Claproth and James J Armstrong among many injured and several dead initially reported.
A lengthy exchange reveals Czar Alexander II proposed a personal loan to the United States treasury of up to 8 000 000 gold at a favorable rate with no security required. President Cleveland refused, stating the government could not incur debt on behalf of the nation despite the potential aid. The message came via Andrew White in St Petersburg, indicating the czar’s surprise willingness to assist.
The Peary relief expedition sailed this morning under Captain John Barnet with Patrick Dunphy aboard. The ship is well provisioned and expected to reach Peary's headquarter about August 10 and return by mid September. The voyage aims to support Arctic work and advance toward exposure of the northern post.
The fourteenth annual meeting of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor discussed not moving headquarters from Boston after Chicago financier H H Koblasat offered $5,000 yearly for three years toward relocation. Trustees favored keeping Boston headquarters as a information bureau with no taxes or authority. Attention shifted to Los Angeles conventions and expansion plans as the society weighs future venues and international reach.
The Trinity Hall Cambridge crew won the fourth heat of the great Balloon Cup, overpowering Cornell University and New College boat clubs. Thames Rowing Club and London Bowing Club posted wins in other heats, while concerns about Cornell’s overtraining and possible climate impacts were raised after the race.
The report lists multiple events: Count Incarthen of Javanese origin exits a race for the United States Senate. an insurance agent in Marnwirewn Va is charged with embezzling 2000. Rear Admiral Curtis of the British navy dies suddenly returning from a warship visit. a Black man in Berryville Va is convicted of attempted assault and sentenced to eighteen years. bakers in Madrid face government orders to boost supply amid unrest and arrests rise.
The National Shooting meet at Grespyne Park on July 1 concluded with unerring simbasmen from Breskivs and Jem Frapeieco among the prize winners. George Helms of San Francisco scored 75 to win top honors. prizes totaled $870, with six silver wreaths and special awards across several targets. Wards to Columbia honor winners Schluster, Vorbach, Feld, Finch, and Gragor highlighted a large distribution of trophies and cash in a festive closing ceremony led by President Weber.
Yesterday's baseball results include Lonvieville-Louiavills 6 Bostem and At Plitteburg-Pitowburg 4 Brooklys. Cleveland & Other games postponed. Also Providence-Providence 0 Withee bares 1 and Rochester-Rochester 0 Buffalo 9. In politics a Negro rights convention in Columbia fears disfranchisement. Canada Manitoba school crisis persists. Chicago corruption probe calls a special grand jury.
A camp of ten men in Troubia mutters over wages as tensions rise. Reports describe scarce ammunition and wary exchanges, with the group awaiting instructions as authorities monitor the situation. The scene reflects a broader wage dispute impacting local operations and morale.
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