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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1891
Page
3
Attend a bankrupted clothing sale at 77 Market Street op pon tecy Hall. Clothing for men and children offered at less than half the cost to manufacture. Visit 77 to be convinced. Sale for a short time only.
The column reports St James Sunday School moves to 92 1m time, Dr David Beale to preach at Presbyterian both services, New Market Methodist Protestant Church reopening after repairs with Rev J M Sheridan and Rev W J Floyd officiating, May Catholic services led by Rev Br Gaffney continuing nightly, Mount Pleasant Mission Society tenth anniversary with Carlton Shafer as speaker, and a Hancock wedding of Rev Edward Gelisher to Miss Emily Widmeyer with ceremony by Rev Thomas Cross and details of attendants and attire.
It was Mrs Wm Cooper. The death notice of Mrs Noble Cooper of Knoxville printed in Wednesday News was incorrect. It should have read Mrs Wm H Cooper. Our correspondent was misinformed. Deceased leaves a husband nine children and many relatives.
A report from New York details the arrest of Frenchy No.1 in the East River hotel murder of Carrie Brown. Evidence centers on blood stains in rooms 31 and 33 and a circumstantial case presented by Inspector Byrnes and Dr. Cyrus Edson. A mysterious Arabian man, Joseph Franks, matches room rental descriptions, while a coroner's inquest was postponed to Monday.
A plan to build a 35000 maltscharge cannon at the Sets works is advanced with a 55000 allowance from a 100000 congress appropriation for marine testing. The weapon would fire a approximate 12 mile range shell. In Hotty New Jersey the Price murder trial ends with a not guilty verdict after a long overnight session and the defendant is released.
A large Monterey crowd greeted presidents on a ceremonial visit with a parade to Cypress Square and a tribute to Father Sierra. Mayor Fil delivered welcomes as the party toured historic sites and attended a reception at the Hotel Mante, with special engravings and a grand display in the main street.
The Ohio miners and machine operators clash over machine versus pick mining prices. Talks fail to settle after May 1, risking a state wide stoppage. Contingencies loom from beyond Ohio stirring labor tensions as Pittsburgh faces eight hour wage disputes while mine operators warn of further trouble.
A boxing match between Daly and Shavin drew a large crowd as Daly landed decisive blows in the later rounds. Shavin showed few signs of offense and ducked many of Daly's exchanges before Daly connected with a sharp left that felled Shavin, ending the bout.
Weather report notes fair conditions with a northwesterly wind. A local lawyer, David Dadiey Field, has been at home on Gramercy Path since Saturday and is reported to be doing well. The French ministry favors a temporary reduction of wheat duties for six months and the possible abolition of duties if needed.
Reports from London St Petersburg and Washington describe chaotic wartime events. Battles near Pisa and Suchcek yield captures while a harbor dynamite explosion devastates nearby homes and docks. Expulsions and harsh treatment of Jews unfold in Russia and England as fires burn forests in Hassan and South Mountain.
In the House of Commons Sir James Ferguson stated that henceforth no activity of commerce would be renewed and that preferential arrangements between England and the colonies regarding their new products would not be renewed.
Town subsidies $15,590 to Lewel to erect a bathing facility and stock factory. Project will create about eighty jobs. construction begins soon and workers will start on site shortly.
Race results from yesterday across multiple tracks listed with horses names and times. Included are Portid War Thiky Sir George Time and Charles Post Salisbury Fitch Budge Sparling etc. Washington races feature Katey T Benjamins Silooes and other runners with times.
The Philadelphia markets show strong opening stocks with midday gains and closing strength led by St Paul. Reading and Lehigh Valley prices listed, with Western and Pennsylvanian roller and winter products noted. Futures for rye corn pork and lard are reported with bid and asked spreads, while Southern Lodge announces officers for Purity Lodge No. 2.
John Lorentz son of Adam Lorentz, deceased, and brother of Aeary Lorents of this city, died in Logan Ohio on the 23th of April in the Wah year of his age.
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