April 9 1890 Daily News Weather and Ads
The Daily News lists cloudy weather with a 49 degree minimum and a moon phase from dawn to dusk. Various local notices include advertisements for Roderick's Liniment, lost items for John Molesworth, Wanted W F c, Dr J R L Hardesty, and sales listings for The Model and items from C B Fout and John T Best plus a gas circulator notice by James M Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick
John M. Molesworth
J. R. L. Hardesty
C. B. Fout
John T. Best
James M. Smith
Personal notes from Frederick area social circle
A stream of brief items from Frederick County includes visits and travels of local residents. Lewis Crawford and Leonard Harbaugh attend Orphans Court. James P. Perry returns from Martinsburg. others head to New York, Baltimore, and New Windsor. Several residents announce visits, trips, or changes, and community figures attend events and hear updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Crawford
Leonard C. Harbaugh
Sabilasville
Orphans’ Court
James P. Perry
Martinsburg
W. Va
D. Hendrickson
Model Dry Goods
New York
Boston
Lizzie Mehriing
West South Street
Ida: Hane
Tramsville
Reno
Earp
Baltimore
Lizzie Philpot
Ira Shipley
New Market
Fannie Shipley
North Clarket Street
Elmer Getzendanner
New Windsor College
Samuel Haines
Gaithersburg
Chautauqua Circle Meets at D. D Institute
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle gathered at the D. D Institute for a large turnout and an unusually interesting program. A poem by Miss Ainguire was read by Miss Chambers of the F. F. Seminary. The next meeting will be at Miss Minnie Markey’s home on East Patrick Street Tuesday evening April 5.
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John Poole
East Street
Freddemen
Frederick County Ancipation Society
Black Worse
Urner
Geo. W. Marsh
Douglass H. Hargett
Burns Hargett
Lewis A. Bollinger
Mechanicstown
Catherine E
Simon Wilhide
J. R. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
Robert Biggs
John C. Molter
Purity Lodge Dramatic Association
Kemp Hall
Dram Corps
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
D.& D Institute
Ainguire
Chambers
F. F. Seminary
Minnie Markey
East Patrick Street
Rabid Dog on West Third Street Provokes Alarm
This morning on West Third street Mrs. 4. O. Cline's pet dog turned rabid and frantically raced through the yard biting objects. Neighbors joined in as Mr. George Brengle entered and killed the animal to end the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Third Street
4. O. Cline
George Brengle
Missionary service and lodge entertainment in Goodville
A Singapore M S S missionary society service at Unionville raised nearly 100 for missions with schoolchildren recitations and music. The Mt Airy Lodge of Good Templars held a large entertainment of readings music and an address. Prospect M E Sunday School elected officers and urged buying a library. Dr W H Parnell was re elected P F Seminary principal.
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Goodville News
Singapore
Mt Airy
Independent
Order of Good Templars
M. E. Sunday School
G. E. Mood
J.B. Wilson
EL Allesworth
W. J. Pardum
Hibrarias
Henry Cler
Haie
Colonel Cockey Insane Adjudged In Towson Court
Col O Cockey a governor staff member was ruled an insane pauper in Circuit Court and ordered confined at Mount Hope. He recently wandered into woods tearing his clothes to mark imagined land boundaries and faced financial trouble linked to his family estates. He is about 60 years old and his wife, pregnant, opposed commitment.
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Cockey
Towson
Colgate O. Cockey
Jackson
Mount Hope
Adam D. Talbott
R Cc. Massenberg
Colinel Cockey
Ces
Beviex
Thomas D.cockey
Teaas
M. W. Offutt
Conference closes with temperance remarks and church actions
The Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant church in Chester town closed its session. Rev. Dr. Marre of Baltimore spoke on temperance, noting the prohibition party as real. Articles of incorporation for the Trustees of the Maryland Annual Conference await Governor Jackson’s signature. Several appointments, hotel arrivals, and local bills signed by the governor are listed along with the Edmonds Mercer nuptials in Washington County.
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Virginia
Richmond
William Grizzard
Greensville County
New England Press Association
C. A. Ford
Charles County
Army and Navy Society of the Confederate States
Maryland
Lee Monument
Cardinal Atochester
Cecil County
Wright
PF. W. McNair
Naval Academy
Boston League
Cind
Baltimore
Somostow
Sparrow's Point Yestering
Esat
Patterson Park
Maryland Sunday-school Union
Baltimore County Canary
Maryland Central Railroad
Somerset County
Fra Parsons
Briscoe
Court of Appeals West
Gale
Neut County
Jackson
Annapolis
Northern Central Railway Company
Canton
Calvert Station
Baltimore and 2
Angus
Purmier
Chestertown
Methodist Protestant Conference
Marre
Prohibition Party
Thea
Strayer
Methodist c Protestant Church
Church Sisters of the Church
United States
Rev
EO. Mz
Bedford
Elmerson
Campbell
Cumberland
C. E. McCollough
D. EL Day
Harper's
Presbytery opens with new moderator in Washington area
A Washington Presbytery opening meeting at the New York Avenue church elected Rev. L. D. Richards as moderator for the year and heard Rev. Miller preach the sermon. Reports note the local church activity and attendance as members discuss plans for the coming year.
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Washington Presbytery
Washington
Brilliant Nuptials at College Chapel Alexandria Va
A fashionable wedding at the Theological Seminary chapel in Alexandria united Kiss Grace Fenton Nelson daughter of Rev Kinlock Nelson D D with Rev Edward Trsil Helfenstein rector of St Marks Petersville. The ceremony featured a Loh engrin wedding march and a long bridal party with bridesmaids in empire cream mull and orange blossoms in a lavish altar and reception at Rev Nelsons residence before a Northbound honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Chapel
Alexandria
Theological Seminary
Kiss Grace Fenton Nelson
Kinlock Nelson
Edward Trsil Helfenstein
St. Mark's
Petersville
Bella
Aspenwall Hall
James Linsey Patten
Richmond
Massey
Nelson
Addison Ingle
Ernest Helfenstein
Morton
Smith
Caster
Payne
Miss Johns
Bishop Johns
Miss McGuire
Helfenstein
Groon
Aliss Brown
New Jersey
Bliss Elfen
Washington
Miss Elliott
South Carolina
Uoxton
Virginia
Mildred Nelson
Lydia Yellout
Wshers
Messrs. Brown
Doctor Nelson
A. C. Hensley
Packard
Walker, Crawford
Jack the Ripper Ex France Murder in Hebersthal
A London cable reports the brutal murder of Helena Montana near Chapelle Hebersthal, throat cut and body mutilated in a Chinatown den. A Chinese suspect circle is held, police compare to Jack the Ripper, and witnesses describe eerie scenes as detectives arrive from Whitechapel.
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London
Helena Montana
Hebersthal
Chapelle
Jack the Ripper
London Police Department
Whitechapel
Jack
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