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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1895
Page
3
The Morning Herald promotes a plan to spread knowledge through a ten cent a day subscription. Readers gain a year’s membership in the Home University League and access to Britannica, offering educational opportunities akin to college resources.
A fragment emphasizes scratching and swearing as worsenings while urging a cooling healing application. It claims comfort for body and mind and a penetrating action to dissolve eczema scales and dandruff with a strong topical remedy.
Deliberations in the Silver Convention expose a party split over free silver versus conservative party unity. Sibley-led faction presses for independent action to push silver, while others seek within party lines. Delegates adopt resolutions demanding free coinage at 16 to 1, oppose foreign monetary accords, and plan a national committee meeting in Chicago.
Governor Hastings approves measures creating new judicial districts by adding counties in Washington Westmoreland Clanoa Jefferson Centre and Huntington while J B Weaver pledges support for the Populist ticket. In Reno Texas two Black murderers Alex White and Jobo Cherry were lynched by a mob after killing an elderly man.
The report notes Manuel Ruiz Zorrilla, a longtime opponent of the monarchy, died after a career in the Liberal party. He participated in revolutionary juntas, opposed the monarchy, faced expulsion, and was exiled following the 1873 coup. He lived in Paris from 1875 to 1877 and later sought Franco’s intervention in Spain.
The supreme court sustains a lower court decision declaring the whisky trust illegal. Attorney General Molloney notes the ruling construes corporate powers strictly, denying any nonexpress authority.
Reports from Jamaica and Cuba detail a British steamer George Childs allegedly carrying arms and troops toward Cuba, triggering a debate on U.S. duty under treaty to prevent armed expeditions. British and U.S. authorities monitor movements. naval actions eyed to curb filibustering as Cuba unrest expands amid fires, robberies, and regional incidents.
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