Prince of Wales is Shot At in Brussels Railway Incident
A Boer sympathetic shooter fired at the Prince of Wales as he and the Princess left Brussels station en route to Copenhagen for King Christian’s birthday celebration. The train halted, shots missed. the Prince unhurt, the assailant Sipido arrested. Strong anti-Boer sentiment reported in Brussels.
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Brussels
Prince of Wales
Leyds
Transvaal
Prince's
Howver
Poiceman
Sipido
Deai Argent
Saint-Gilles
Nbar
Malon du Peuple
Socialist
Roud
Sipho
le Patriote
Anya
Belgium
Sipiklo
Ain
Maison’ Du’ouple
Lenard
Sipide
Uriah White Marries Mrs Katheryn Marshall in Avon Parish
Uriah White of Lake Avenue married Mrs Katheryn Marshall of Veu Bureh Arkansas last night in the parsonage of Avon Baptist Church. Rev Thomas R Taylor officiated. White, a pioneer Asbury Park figure, is a former Central Railroad of New Jersey official who died years ago in Arkansas after moving west.
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Uriah’ White
Lake Avenue
Asbury Park
White
Marshall
Red ‘Bank
Arkansas
Republican convention plans district meeting at Educational hall
The Third Congress district convention will meet in Educational hall on Wednesday May 16 to elect two delegates to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia in June and two alternates. Tax Collector John Hubbard invites the convention, with former Assemblyman Oliver H. Brown of Spring Lake likely among the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educational Hall
Philadelphia
John Hubbard
Oliver H. Brown
Spring Lake
Pebbles and Local Notices From a Bygone Era
Miss Josephine TenBroeck ill with pneumonia at West End hotel shows signs of improvement. Crosbie to sell carpets and furniture Saturday at the old merry-go-round on Lake Avenue. Hester Lewis, colored, bailed by Magistrate Cross on a charge of assaulting Louisa Cunningham, also colored. Asa Obie’s premises in West Park designated as public pound for Neptune township. David Davis of Pleasant Home Hotel visiting with City Tax Collector John Hubbard. Newsboys at Bradley Beach and Avon can get the Daily Journal at Journal agency. Captain Joseph White of Ocean Grove left Port Orange Florida for home with his family. will arrive Saturday. Commander George Cowie and wife guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Ross. will sail for Manila to command Cavite station. formerly on the battleship Indiana at Santiago.
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Josephine “TenBroeck
West Fend
Crosbie
Mary-Go—'Round
Lake Avenue
Hester’ Lewis
Cross
Louisa Cunningham
Asa Obie
Weat Park
Neptune Township
Obie
We David ,Davis
Pleasant Home
Union Society
Catekill Mountains
John Hubbard
Bradley Beach
Avon
Daily Journal
Journal
Bradley
Beach Nation
Joseph White
Oceai
Grove
Port Orange
Fla
White
Spray View Hotel
George Cowie
Elizabeth Ross
Bond Street
Manilla
Cavite
Indiana
Santiago Harbor
Girls' School Committees to Meet in Jersey City
The legislative committees overseeing the investigation of the State Industrial School for Girls, now the State Home for Gila, will convene today in the Commercial Trust Company office in Jersey City to discuss plans for future work.
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The
Legislative
Industrial School For Girls
Gila
Commercial Trust Company
Jersey City
Bishop Fowler Ill With Hope For Recovery
The Methodist Episcopal Bishop Fowler of Minnesota lay bedridden for ten days. His condition improved today and physicians express strong hope for recovery. The mayor and founder, Frankes TedBroeck, traveled to New York to confer with James A. Bradley on beach front purchase plans.
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Fowler
Methodist Episcipal Church
Bia Jhome
Buffalo
Frankes TedBroeck
New York
James A. Bradley
Beach Front
Ambiguous Advance Advertisement for Hosiery and Handkerchiefs
Fragmentary ad copy lists ladies items like handkerchiefs stockings and collars and men’s suspenders in a promotional pitch. Mentions names such as J. E. Worlmin and Joseph Le Cliver with civic terms Freeholder and Chosen Freeholder. The text is garbled with misspellings and stray phrases.
Township Committee Sets Budgets and Roads Plan
The Township Committee reevaluates treasurer bonds and appoints an individual bond for $50 000 for the townships collector. Road funds totaling 4000 are allocated across districts with 200 left to the general road fund. Ordinances pass awaiting voter ballot approval on fire and police departments. The Atlantic Coast Light Company contract ends in June and kerosene options are considered. Main Street and West Bangs Avenue grading okayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Greve
New Township
Laughlin
Moran
Commissioner of Appeal
West Grove
Chaisty Garrity
West Park
Willam Reynolds
Hamilton
J. M. Elmer
Ocean Grove
Eastwood White
General Road Fund
Patterson
Firet Redding
Board of Health
Atlantiic ‘Coast Light Company
Asbury Park
Havens
Ocorlies Avenue
Weat -Bangs Avenue
Bank and trustees contest conveyance in Jersey City case
In a Vice Chancellor Pitney court in Jersey City the case of H. H. Kinmonth Honortha Hanley W D Pittenger versus Andrew J White and others was heard seeking to set aside a $20,000 real estate transfer. Complainants allege fraud and encumbrances from White's endorsements and a 1808 death, with decisions pending. Attorneys included Samuel A Patterson for Kinmonth Hanley Frank P McDermott for Pittenger and Jobo F Hiwi ng for the bank.
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Kinmonth
Honortha Hanley
W. D. Pittenger
Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove Bank
Andrew J. White
Jersey City
Pitney
White
Washington White
Beck T
Samuel. A. Patterson
Hanley
Frank P. McDermott
Piitenger
Jobo
F. Hiwking
Bank
McDermott Rumor Sparks Belfor Search Brief
Rumor spreads in Belfor that Charles McDermott the defaulting bor is found and in custody. Authorities have not confirmed the tip, and Jacquiry has failed to verify the report.
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Belfor
Charles’ McDermott
Jacquiry
Slight Fire at Bradley Market Damages Awning
Fire alarm sounded at Bradley Market when sparks fell on the McCabe and Margerum stall awning last evening. Fire department responded but the blaze was extinguished. damage to the awning estimated at about 25 dollars.
Voters Registered by Ward Display Varied Totals
Fragmented OCR estimates show registered voters by ward with lines referencing First Ward and Second Ward totals. The text is garbled but suggests 698 or 62 in First Ward and 436 or 428 in Second Ward with inconsistent fall figures.
A Few-Choice Flats for Rent in Cook Avenue Blocks
Renters can choose from flats on Cook Avenue blocks with modern improvements. Prices range from $10 to $25 per month. Apply to agents or owners. Paid adv for Joseph L. Oliver and J. E. Warman. Vote for T. A. Seger.
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Cookine Avenue
J. E. Warman
T. A. Seger
Mercer Court Draws 320 Jurors for May Term
Judge John Rellstab presided at the Monmouth Mercer court during juror panel drawing for the May term. Sheriff ordered 320 names in the box and sixty drawn, listing jurors from Neptune Octan Freehold Atlantic Holmdel Shrewsbury Upper Freehold Howell Eatontown Wall Raritan Manalapan Marlboro and others.
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John’. Rellstab
Mercerana
Neptune
George E
Huliets
Henry Gravatt
Branley ‘Ferguson
John L., Shreve
Carl Hoffman
Jacob T. Johnson
Octan
John Milan
Charles’ al’ Reed
Samuel’ W., Hendrickson
Abram Brown
Harry P. Bennett
William E
Cline
Millstore
Edward Marti
Perrine Day
John Chamberlin
Freehold
Michael Ford
John Connors
Frank J Queeney
John T. McChesney
Lewis 8
Packard
Wmn
F. Barkalow
Hugh Barkalow
Charles H. Cottrell
Atlantic
Henry Schanck
Thomas Wolcott
Frank Wyckoff
Holradel
Garret
Eatontown
William A. Reed
Nicholas White Wall
Robert M. Marks
John
White
Henry
Howland
Joseph
Cramer
Gramer
Henry Shumard
William G. Schanck
Raritan
George M. ‘Tilton
Charles
Clarendon
Manalapan
George Stillwell
Tesac B Davison
Rank Laird
Middield
Edward T. Bridge
Marlboro
Winfield Stryker
Secret society meetings and West Grove council initiation
The Evening notes various secret society meetings at 8 o clock including Pride of Park Council Daughtera of Liberty Appleby building Twin City Council Legion of the Red Cross Manning Hall Coast City Council Royal Arcana Winckler Hall and more. West Grove Council No 273 Jr O U A M was initiated with about 150 visitors witnessed by the Silver Lake Council Belmar degree team.
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Pride of Park_Council
Daughtera. of Liberty
Appleby
Twin City Council
Legion
of the Red Cross
Manning Hall
Coast City
Conneil
Royal Arcanum
Winckler
C. K. Hall
Mikado
Corinthian Commandery
William Giffard
Company H Praised After Camden Field Day Troop Drill
Company H arrived from Camden with 68 men for a field day by the Third Regiment. Major Mather praised Asbury Park gallants for battalion drill guard mount and dress parade. The unit enjoyed a Philadelphia visit, rest, and hopes for another field day in Mt. Holly in about two months.
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Compuiny H
Camden
Asbury
Park
Galdier
Boya
Mather
Philadelphia
Company H
Jay
John H. Ryne
Mt. Holly
Pastor Eli Gifford Welcomed at First M E Church
Last night the First M E Church held a cordial reception for Rev. Eli Gifford and Mrs. Gifford. A steady stream of callers attended from near and far to welcome the new pastor. The welcoming committee included Dr Bruce B Keator William L Stauffer Dr J H Bryan Randolph Ross T F Appleby H G Winsor and Frank Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Eli Gifford
Bruce
Keator
William 4. Stauffer
Pardons Granted in Hundred Case Board Action
The Court of Pardons granted a pardon to Dr. Frank D. Toma of Keyport who had been sentenced to one year for acid throwing after a quarrel over a woman. He saved a fellow convict by stopping a jugular bleed. The board acted on one hundred cases and granted most paroles with two restorations and other clemencies while denying Thomas MrLaren.
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Court of Pardons
Frank D. Toma
Keyport
Prige Ion
Harrison’ Smith
Toms
Toma
Thomas"MrLaren
Cll- Zasahin
Water supply restored as railroad engine fails
Tratley engine causing disruption to the Atlantic Coast Railway's power house water supply. Fire Chief John L. Schneider arranged temporary city water while repairs are completed.
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Contrela
Athlatic Coast
John L. Schneider
Esater Millinery and Local Ads Feature Unstructured Notices
Fragmented OCR reads promote millinery designs from overseas, trim options, and unnamed ads. It mentions local figures and businesses including doctors, freeholders, shoe sellers, and campaign endorsements with scattered phrases and incomplete details.
Admiral Dewey Eyes Presidential Run Amid Broad Support
Washington April 5 Admiral Dewey voiced gratification over reception of his presidential candidacy announcement. He cited telegrams from the South and West signaling support and noted friends from New York, the South, and the Pacific coast urged him to run. He refused to detail future plans, pledging a public statement soon.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Wns
New York
South
Pacific Coast
Jaye
Manila
Chicago
Porto Rico
National Biblical Congress to Meet in Foundry M E Church
A national biblical congress under the American Society of Religious Education will convene in Foundry M E Church, Washington, from April lith to 19th. Delegates from 20 states east of the Mississippi are already chosen, with further representation expected as the event opens. The assembly includes all denominations.
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National
Congress
Washington
Biblical’ Congress
American Society of ‘Religious Education
Foundry
M.*e
Mississippi
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A. Boer
Rairoad
Fenway
Indorse
Bryan
Harrisburg
W. Bryan
Ldeney
Kansas City
Aderg
Bry
Philippines
Ashington
Spalding
Idaho
Sheridan
Lana
Tranart
A Francisco
Magila
Passerigerg
Erritt
Fog Redaldey i
Wort
Uriah Waite
Weil
Katheryn’ ‘Marshall
Ms. First
Bishop Fowler
Ror Freeholder
J. E. Worlmin
Adv
Joseph le Cliver
Aiweasor
Tuan L. Oliver
Committee
Fas McDermott
Bradley Market
Joseph L., Oliver
PETIT
Asbury, Park and Vicinity
West Grove’ ‘Council
Asbury Council
Silver Lake Council
Belmar
West Grove Council
Peter F. Dodd
Frank Dodd
P. Hall Packer
State Council
James J. Reed
Ang Bright
W. H.miers
Trenton
Counc
Tilor Packer
Fred Suttor
A L. White
A Hall
Garfield Gravatt
John Grupp
C. R. Irons
John Brittov
Michael Crosson
George “E
Matthews
J. L. ‘Shompson
Lewis Layton
Harry White
Joseph McLaughlin
Ohn Hulshart
David’ Schanck
Daniel
W-D.' Bedall
Simonides Court
Ben Hur
Crawfordsville
Inn
Tomorow
Supreme Tribe
Frank L.tuttle
T. A. Beger
Greselle's
Ben Chosen
Joseph L
Oliver
Paria
Bree Rindach
Pastor Gifford
First Methodist Episcopal, ‘Church
Frank D. Toms
Tratley
Esater
the Sea
Ieee
Srenmaca Company
Ohogen Freeholder
Joseph L. Oliver
Georgi’b. Herbert
J.E. Wortman
Sorasis
the Mammoth
Srenda
T. A. Begee
Apoomni
Gronelle
Wil
Inqurance
Media
Alice Treland
Chester
Alfred
Worrall
Assesor—Ae
Ron Frecholdar
J.B. Wortman
Zon Choken Fresholder
Joseph Il. Cliver
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