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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1895
Page
4
A local retailer advertises footwear for men women and children with discounted prices across styles and sizes. The notice highlights low prices aimed at families and shoppers seeking affordable shoes.
Attorney General Edward B Whitney defends the income tax, arguing the direct tax clause was crafted to shield slavery and should be repealed only by constitutional amendment. He praises the tax as wise and fair, notes its indirect effect on tenants, and predicts a national plan despite a potential court decision. He also comments on rehearing prospects and court perceptions.
A London case centers on Lady Henry and trustees of the White Hart hotel in Ket Kate near London. The trust faces pressure to renew the license or risk devaluation of the estate. Lady Henry argues for conference rights and refusal to concede to public sentiment while contesting the trial’s broader implications.
Reports from Fishkill and Cuicano detail the ongoing search for Oliver Curtly Perry and three accomplices who escaped Mattewano asylum. Night Watchman Carmody is under investigation for alleged neglect as authorities probe how the inmates left their rooms. Only keeper keys were in staff hands. one guard claims his keys were taken after the escape.
A freight express robbery along the Midland railroad route near Cripple Creek involved two masked men who overpowered a driver, robbed the mail and express car of about 16000 dollars and several other valuables, then fled toward the mountains. A large search by deputies and volunteers followed, with bloodhounds requested and rumors the bandits came from Denver.
Fragmented reports describe assaults on two American widows in Peking as soldiers and pirates clash with guards. Chinese authorities evacuate, while Russian troops guard the women, amid broader tensions and retaliatory threats from Formosa. Other items note fires, train robberies, a murder confession, counterfeit stamps, and legal actions across various U S cities.
Over half a font of snow fell in Wisconsin. Peter Maher and Steve O'Donnell were slated to fight at Coney Island on May 90. Governor Hotcom vetoed a bill permitting miscegenation. A Saranse Lake dispatch reports Lyon Mountain thermometer at 3 degrees below zero. William Jackson, who poisoned his wife, was sentenced at Greenup Kentucky to ninety nine years. At Gilbert S Hillerman & Son feed mill in Watkins N. died after burns from an exploding boiler. Water levels on the Naigrar sustdibania and Bhuylkil rivers are falling after earlier damage.
In Covington Kentucky Senator Goebel and cashier Sandford of Farmers and Traders Bank clashed in a street confrontation. Goebel fired first wounding Sandford, who returned fire hitting Goebel in the forehead. Goebel surrendered at police headquarters amid a years-long feud over bank depositories and toll policies.
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