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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1895
Page
3
An ointment is advised for eczema with blisters and watery patches and is claimed to cure quickly and permanently. It is said to treat ringworm itch dandruff pimples and scald head and has helped numerous itching piles by soothing the inflamed mucous lining.
An ad from Foster Medicine Co of Baltimore markets a remedy named Cerman Raa and Waxy Catarah Cure claimed to relieve inflammation of the mesal and cure the weakest cases of catersh. The copy repeats company name and product promise in a promotional style.
Ancient newspaper recounts a heated eight oared regatta with Bohemians of New York finishing first in a tight finish over the Tritons and Minnesotas. Hackett of Toronto was disqualified after a foul, the Harlem crew lost its chance, and detailed stroke-by-stroke notes capture the dramatic moments, times, and leadership shifts throughout the races.
A French witness testifies Holmes aided by a stranger in the Pitezel murder case. The man, claiming years with Holmes, asserts the suspect spoke of harming the Pitezel children in Toronto. Authorities doubt the alibi, suspect an organized crime plot, with Barlow and Crawford reportedly traveling to Toronto to aid the probe.
Chief ard of the Nationalline steamship France, en route to New York, will hear terrible news on arrival. His sons, Robert Coombs, 13, and Nathaniel Coombs, 11, murdered their mother at Punistow near London on July 3, then hid the body for nine days. They were found playing cards when remains were discovered. The youths said Mrs. Coombs whipped the younger boy as motive.
Galveston pushes for the Corbett Fitzsimmons glove bout on the island. A committee will travel to Dallas to present President Stuart of the Florida Athletic Club with a proposal. Stuart notes Galveston offers ground and building free but opponents threaten to block construction via injunction. Meanwhile, other regional items report Belgian politics, compulsory education delay, a fatal towline accident, anti bullfights efforts, a double execution in Greensburg, Cuba coast arms shipments, and police force purges under Chief White.
A long, mixed report details the assassination of Stambuloff's aide and retribution rumors, while tracing Stambuloff's career from Timova to Sofia. It notes royal condolences from Europe, government rewards for the murderers, and tensions with Russia over Bulgaria's independence and Ferdinand’s reign.
Reports in Bern claim Prince Ferdinand abdicated Bulgaria’s rulership. Austrian circulars addressed to powers follow. Russian influence may rise in Bulgaria. Stambuloff murder may not trigger intervention. Berlin papers scorn the Bulgarian government for alleged plots and assassinations. In Washington, Formosa independence is hailed as short lived after Keelung fall and Japanese advances near Amoy.
In Presburg Piltasburz 3 Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 2 and Cleveland 3. Louisville 5. Buffalo Springfield 6. Rochester 1 Sersdon 0. Syracuse 1 Wilber 3. Toronto 3 Pennsylvania State League Lancaster 11 Pottsville 3 Reading 6 Hazleton 2.
A trench collapse between Fourth and Fifth streets in Newark traps several laborers. Two men die, others injured. police and rescuers work to free entombed workers as a surge of casualties spreads across local hospitals. Victims named include Thomas Brennan Engrene James McDonald Edward Loney and George Villadue.
Michigan forests burned by rains and hurricane damage reported. Centrist leader Herr Reichensperger in Peoria. Gov Woodbury of Vermont declines pardon for wealthy G B Howe. Ukiah Baptist deacon William Oldham sentenced to imprisonment for stage robbery. M Wilkinson linked to Huntington bank robbery returned to Huntington, West Virginia. Yucatan governor seeks tax exemptions for colonists moving to Todian lands.
The third day of the Horr Hiever debate features Mr Harvey defending honesty of legislators while Mr Harr portrays widespread venality behind the silver standard issue. They trace legislation, reference the 1872 act, and discuss coin values, denouncing conspiracies and noting standard changes. The audience is small but attentive as the dialogue moves to further sessions tomorrow afternoon.
A Mrs Alice Columbe, 80, lies fatally wounded at Bethany near this city with multiple injuries after her husband allegedly beat her with a stock, driving off officers at his home. The couple, from Holyoke Mass, had lived there six months. The incident followed domestic tensions as authorities report the suspect in custody in a related case.
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