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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1890
Page
3
The Frederick Daily News reports a weather recap with temperatures around 8 a.m. and moon phase for April 9–10 1890, plus brief notes from the city: ads for Blacksmith Shop rental and various visitors and travels. The page lists local appointments, legal actions, minor accidents, and community notices including a Memorial Day planning meeting and a college society gathering.
At a meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran church council the contract to build the new Sunday school structure was awarded to W. Duvall of this city for £10400. The architectural design will be by J. A. Dempis of York. The Reform church annual meeting at Mil Pleasant last Sunday was well attended with readings by Misses Coleman and Roderick, Grace Shulenberger, Mars Boyer, Gerimde Thomas, and an address by Hon. R. E. Goldsborough. The next Society meeting will be the anniversary on the first Sunday evening in May. A separate note recounts a patient saved by wrapping paper and Dr Ring's New Discovery, with trial bottles offered at local druggists.
Governor Jackson led Arbor Day ceremonies at McDonagh School while many schools in Maryland planted trees and read essays. The day featured music, speeches, and tree dedications amid rain and thunder with an estimated 500 to 800 trees planted statewide.
Suffolk forms board of trade with Geo W Warren of Chesterfield county. Four laborers died from stores in Roanoke. Norfolk businessman William B Davis dead. Marshell Parks ill in Lisbon Norfolk. Severe weather hits Danville and Peters. Rebecca Shipley from Staunton released in Philadelphia returns home. Richmond grand jury indicts prominent Democrats for federal election violations. In Maryland, Boston Base Ball Club arrives in Baltimore. Henry J Briscoe named Cecil county treasurer. Arbor Day observed. Bishop Paret confirms thirty in Baltimore. grain merchants urge railway bays in Baltimore. Union Veteran Association banquet held. May 25 set for Maryland diocese convention. Corcoran dwelling and barn burned near Long Green. Dr Lemuel Z Lyon charged with assaulting two girls in Baltimore. Mayor Steck expected to become postmaster at Cumberland. Knights of Labor urge governor to sign assessment bill. Atlantic Hotel at Ocean City sold for $5,000 to Judge C F Holland. Letter to Gov Jackson urged sign of assessment bill. Harper’s Ferry officials visit Frederick, tour hosiery and brush factories. New York World prize solves puzzle. winner Mr Thomas J Sturgis of Brooklyn. Public health warnings about polluted homes. Kemp’s Toffee medicine advertised.
Deaths include William A. Gallagher aged 23 in Baltimore and Augustus Love ex-bailiff of the Criminal Court aged about 71. Funeral services planned in Baltimore with remains transported. Notices of local improvements: creminery at Middletown, blacksmith shops at Braddock Knoxville and Mount Pleasant, Olive flouring mill upgrades, a new saw mill, and painting and porch work on a West Patrick street house. Also advertising department notes and Wool Serges at Mullinix & Kemp.
The excerpt lists a breakfast and dinner menu with items such as Fruit Wheat Granules Sugar and Cream Stewed Kinney Fried Potatoes Omelet Graham Gems Veal Croquettes Sliced Tomatoes Thin Brown Bread and Butter Exaporated Apricots Lady Fingers Tea Cream of Corn Soup Beef en Roulee Roulettes of Potatoes Asparagus in Ambumy Lettuce Salad French Dressing Wafers Cheese Sausage Coffee
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