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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1895
Page
3
A vivid note on eczema and skin ailments describes painful watery eruptions that itch and blister. It promotes a potent ointment claimed to cure eczema, ringworm, dandruff, pimples, and other conditions, including itching piles, by soothing and eradicating symptoms.
Unclear old advert cites R S German Army and Navy Gatarrhm Cure promising to relieve inflammation of the nasal passages and cure severe catarrh. The text is damaged, but asserts a medical claim and directs readers to a drug outlet.
Philadelphia crowds gathered on March 21 for the dedication of the new Odd Fellows Temple a grand event with many delegations arriving by rail from New York Boston Pittsburgh and towns across Pennsylvania. The city glowed with red white and blue bunting as thousands of brothers and sisters in regalia and their families filled hotels halls and parade routes. The ceremony featured secret rites and dignitaries from multiple grand lodges while thousands watched a monster parade and visits to the Home for Orphans of Odd Fellows prior to the dedication events.
A parade under Grand Marshal Samuel McKeever and Chief of Staff Harry L. Wright outlines routes, street closures, and safety rules for a large Rebekah Assembly event. Activities include Academy of Music exercises at 7 30, with music, prayers, and speeches by Rev. David Craft and Mrs. Eunice Melville. The program spans Wednesday to Friday with excursions, sessions, and a Philadelphia banquet for delegates and Home for Orphans support.
A five to four Supreme Court ruling declares the federal income tax law invalid and unconstitutional. Chief Justice Fuller briefs the ruling, with Justices Harlan White Jackson Brown delivering sharp dissents. Justice Jackson returns from a health-related trip and did not align with the initial vote. The opinions outline that taxes on rents and bonds drive the invalidation and question the Congress’s power over property and wealth. Other justices warn of national authority and equity implications.
A crowd gathered in North Carolina for a monument unveiling honoring Confederate figures and soldiers. Notables Stonewall Jackson and his descendant Juha Janboon Christian attended as Governor Carr and ex-Governor Hole observed. A parade, prayers, and a cord-cut ceremony preceded the unveiling, with military salutes and speeches by dignitaries including ex-Congressman WooH Cowhs.
Fire in Saint AGass Wisconsin area on Sunday caused by a kerosene lamp incident. The blaze burned seventy five acres, destroyed forty business properties, left $750000 in property value lost, and left over one hundred ten people homeless in three hours.
On May 21 reports say Britain France and Germany urged Japan to name the indemnity sum demanded as compensation for abandoning the Lai Tung peninsula to speed up negotiations.
Mrs Mack, accused of complicity in postage stamp counterfeiting, was brought across the border by Chief Hazen of Washington after the Lanttd Stabes authorized extradition. The case centers on alleged involvement in a stamp counterfeiting ring.
The assembly votes to continue control over seminaries property and to empower the General Assembly with oversight, signaling a hardening stance against dissent. A “declaration of war to the knife” hints at stark factional splits and possible secession if challenges persist.
Commissioner Milter of the internal revenue bureau ordered a halt to income tax collection work citing a potential gain of 15 to 40 million if the law had been fully sustained. Refunds will be issued to those who paid, and no additional Congress session is expected unless unforeseen contingencies arise.
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