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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1895
Page
3
The passage argues that scratching and swearing worsen irritation and that skin needs a cooling healing application. It claims such treatment brings comfort to body and mind while penetrating clogged skin and dissolving eczema scales and dandruff.
A detailed account of Captain Clavijo's execution by firing squad at the San Isadora field. The condemned man received mass and confession, addressed relatives, and saluted onlookers before bandaging his own eyes. The volley killed him instantly, followed by two concluding shots as is customary. The scene drew sympathy from officers and crowd alike.
The Sultan Abu Boka of Johore, a high born Malay ruler and ally to Britain, died in Vintcoef. He led a government that maintained a British-aligned flotilla to suppress piracy in the Straits and seas near their possessions, earning honors for his father’s anti piracy work.
Millville New Jersey police and a large posse faced off with a traction workers gang when a frame house moving necessitated cutting trolley wires. Mayor Payne declared firm action, reading the act after Sheriff Shinn arrived with a court order. Traffic was halted for hours as the contractor moved the house across the tracks.
In a Springfield like session New Jersey lawmakers approved measures to reduce officer ranks in both houses, shift printing to contracted work, and require weekly financial reports. Bills aim to save 75 000 to 100 000 dollars annually by cutting staff and centralizing law printing while restricting non English documents.
A New York court hears charges against Morris Schuenhuls and Abraham Kross in a broad arson conspiracy case tied to a ring of incendiaries. Prosecution alleges a senior organizer, with witnesses naming Zoomer Ty and others, amid arrests including Morne Weiner and Harris Deutsch. The case focuses on an elaborate scheme to set fires and the testimony detailing the sequence of events.
The Cornell rowing team arrived in Southampton aboard the Paris last evening en route to Henley for the Visitors Challenge Cup. They were welcomed ashore by Cornell alumnus and others, then prepared for competition while praising the Paris crew.
Mrs Cleveland and children arrived at Buzzand's Baz br special trainsat night. Maceo's band of Cuban insurgents have recently destroyed to large sugar plant ations by fire. Five deaths in Pittsburg yesterday from heat prostrations. Hon Wayne MarVeigh US s missinger to Italy arrived in London from Rome. A B Murton of Maine auditor of the treasury for the navy department removed from office. Mgr Satolli advises Catholics to learn English and become citizens. At Thunderbilt Ga Philip H Fite shot dead in self defense by Charles Loud of Mount Vernon Ga. A Kiel Baltis-North weasel Emperor William and other German dignitaries yesterday demonstrate its complete success.
The report outlines Fitzsimmons confidence before the upcoming fall bout with Corbett, with promoters and backers lining up large bets. Philip J. Dwyer claims substantial wagers and funds secured from both sides, while questions swirl about Corbett’s personal life and Mrs Corbett’s possible divorce filing. Sources quote lawyers Howe & Hummel and father of Mrs Corbett voicing concerns as hype builds for a high-stakes showdown in October.
National League games dominated the recap with Philadelphia routing St. Louis 18 to 2 and New York beating Louisville 7 to 3. Baltimore defeated Chicago in six innings while Boston topped Pittsburgh, and Washington beat Cleveland before rain halted play. In the Eastern League Springfield outscored Providence 8 to 6, and Reading crushed Harrisburg 18 to 16. Pottsville led 18 to 1 when rain paused play. officials awarded a 9–0 win. Also reported: a lynching case in Alabama, a habeas corpus bid in Lambert, and a Kansas City Catholic teachers ban from public schools.
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