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Asbury Park Journal

Location

Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1901

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West Park vice den raided by township police

The West Park den of vice on Atking Avenue was raided yesterday afternoon by township police and eleven people were taken into custody. Among them was Thomas Huggins the recent Democratic nominee for constable. Mamie Davison and Christopher Aker faced separate hearings with bail set at 500 dollars. Several defendants pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly and were fined two dollars each.

n‘West ‘Park Thomas Huggins Atking, Avenue Mamie Davigan Gravatt Chapman and Steelman White Hammell McLaughiin Hubbard Elwood Mooney Mamie Davison Christopher Aker Magitstrate Dodd Huggins Hurley Derwin Hankinson Moegill Brower Chaffey Dean Lewis Bcal

Oreos Fall to Mohawks in Flushing Exhibition

The Oreos lost to the Mohawks 28 to 11 in Flushing Long Inland before a crowded crowd. Local players Rogers Dudley Knight Hawking William Watson and George Hicke played with Harry Rush ton umpiring. John D Acher of Atlantic City was appointed Adams Express Company general agent for the Deal to Balmar district with Mattison Avenue offices.

Oreos Mohawks Flushing Asbury Park Oreas Rogers Dudley Knight Hawking William Watson George Hicke Harry Rushton John D. Acher Atlantic City Adams Express Company Deal Balmar

Band to Perform Daily in Camden Next Week by Sousa

Sousa led military band to play daily in Camden from 10 AM to 45 PM with a noon intermission of about 30 to 45 minutes. The concert aims to gather millions of listeners at church and vaudeville events through a secret recording process. Clothing Company Formed in New York and reported from Asbury Park bureau details stockholders Samuel Backem Robert Kamber and Louis Pilot for incorporation under state law.

Sousa Camden Union’ ‘Clothing Company ‘of New York Claude V. Guerin Samuel ‘Backem Robert Kamber Louis Pilot

Wedderspoon Will Stay At First M E Church

Members of the First M E Church in the city celebrate that Pastor Fi R Wedderspoon will remain beyond a planned short term His stay was extended after pressure to keep him from transferring to the Baltimore conference The church previously aimed to raise his salary to 2000 at the forthcoming quarterly conference and Wedderspoon had planned to decide yesterday evening but news leaked during morning service with general congratulation.

M. E Fi R. Wedderspoon Wadderspoon Wag

Ocean Grove Streets and Schools See Quiet Week

Local boards and clubs update in Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. Education board meeting planned for tonight. Sun day schools await decision. Community notices include license duties, club meetings, sick list, and a funeral. Cupboard of residents share travel, business moves, and social visits with several name mentions across Ocean Grove, Eatontown, and West Park.

Asbury Park Edward Tindall

Veterans Attend Church Service in Bethel Me

Members of C. K. Hall Post G A R attended morning services at Bethel A ME church. Pastor Rev. T E Franklin delivered a sermon citing Jeremiah 6 14 about healing not found in peace. Mrs Julia A Heron died Thursday at home of Mrs Tasaph T Osborn in Middletown aged 96. Born in Brooklyn she moved to Middletown ten years ago.

C. K. Hall Post G. Abr Bethel A. ME T. E. Franklin Tasaph. T. Osborn Middletown Heron Brooklyn

Weather Odds Favor Pleasant Easter Sunday Outlook

A weather prediction notes a long pattern of alternating clear and cloudy Easters since 1885. It argues that Easter Sunday this year, April 7, should be clear and pleasant, continuing a rare sequence that has often produced favorable conditions for the holiday. It cites past years with similar alignments and the movable date of Easter as supporting evidence.

Safa

Gifard's Business Record Harbors Real Estate Growth

William Giffard on Main Street completes three years since taking over Washington White's business. He reports success in fire insurance, over one million dollars in property sales, and substantial loan negotiations. His renting operations serve permanent residents and cottagers as he renovates his office with oak fixtures and plans further improvements.

William Giffard Main Street Washington White

Narrow Escape as Horse, Wagon Hit by Train at Steiner's Mill

Elisha Mariner and Harry Reede of Corlies Avenue West Grove and Ocean Grove respectively narrowly escaped death when a horse hitched to a wagon bolted at Steiner's Mill crossing as a northbound Pennsylvania train passed. The wagon and horse were destroyed, but both men escaped with minor injuries or none, while bystanders watched the chaotic scene as the train was delayed about 30 minutes en route to Interlaken.

Elisha Mariner Corlies Avenue West Grove Harry Reede Ocean Grove Steiner’s Mill Mariner Reede George Goodnough South Main Street New York Avon North Asbury’ Park Reade Traiin Interlaken

Fire district approves funds for new Ocean Grove fire house

In Ocean Grove a special election in the first fire district approved the appropriation for a new fire house by a near unanimous vote 266 to 4 with two ballots rejected. The Washington engine company and Stokes chemical co will occupy the building as plans proceed this week for estimates. The Ocean Grove association has donated about 2500 dollars in property and provides free electric light water and sewer service.

Ocean Grove Washington Engine Company Stokes Chemical Company Ocean Grove Association

Red Banker Insane Taken to Trenton Asylum

Frank Ivins of Red Bank has been taken to the Trenton asylum after months of melancholia. It is believed excessive cigarette smoking in winter contributed to his mental derangement. Lester Smith, 23, son of John B. Smith of Washington Street West Park, died this morning of consumption. Funeral at his late home Wednesday at one, private, burial in South Eaton town.

Frank Ivins Red Bank Trenton Asylum Lester Smith John B. Smith Washington Street Weat Park South Eaton Matthews

Edwards Reynolds Is Paroled From County Jail

Edwards Reynolds of West Park was arrested on Main Street Saturday night for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Magistrate Borden committed him to the county jail for ten days but was paroled in his wife’s care yesterday afternoon after she pleaded for his release.

Edwards Reynolds West Park Main Street Borden

Davis Resigns from Red Bank School Board

Sheriff O E Davia resigns from the Red Bank board of education to supervise the new high school project. He will receive a portion of the building cost as payment for his services. The board notes he cannot hold the position while serving as supervisor.

O. E. Davia Red Bank Board of Education

Keyporter Wins Prize Money for Maine Event

Alonzo Willis of Keyport received a prize check of 108 dollars after participating in a Maine event aboard the ToWA. The report notes his involvement and the award amount framed as prize money.

Alonzo Willis Keyport Maine Weazel Towa

Seven-Room Flat For Rent in Taylor & Tasting Building

Public notice advertises a seven room flat for rent in the Taylor and Tasting Building with steam heat gas electric lights bath hot and cold water janitor service and apply details.

Teylor & Tasting

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