Davison Woman Convicted in Disorderly House Trial
Mamie Davison was found guilty of keeping a disorderly house at 15 Atkins avenue after a three hour trial. The court fined her $100 plus costs as witnesses described regular beer and whiskey access, with Davison admitting intoxication tendencies and plans to appeal.
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Red Light
West Park
Mamie Davison
Atkins Avenue
J. Otto Rhome
Costa
Harry Rossboro
Davison Joint
Constable White
Henry DéHarte
Charles Clayton
Chris' Aker
Davison
Isaac Bowles
Thomes Huggins
Jack Brower
Ben Hurley
Oin
Harley
George Magill
Joseph Hess
James Bowles
Charles Shruby
Oscar Hankinson
Mary Dean
Sam Chaffey
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park seek date for South Main widening meeting
The joint conference of Ocean Grove Neptime township and Asbury Park awaits James A. Bradley to set a date for a meeting on widening South Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
Neptime Township
Asbury Park
James A. Bradley
South Main Street
Foresters Fraternal Society Organizing in Asbury Park
The Independent Order of Foresters, a Newark founded fraternal insurance society since 1878, seeks to organize in Long Branch and Asbury Park. Advertisements note resort rates and inform readers via the Cookman Avenue bureau for news and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Foresters
Newark
Asbury. Park
The
Cookman Avenue
jAdv
Easter Services Set With Choral Music and Soloists
Easter will be elaborately celebrated in churches tomorrow with morning and evening programs at First Presbyterian and other venues. Notable performers include Jessie Vanderveer on organ, Eleanor Lance violin, and Mrs W T Hubbard soloist, with choral pieces such as Christ the Lord is risen today, The Head that once was crowned with thorns, and Hallelujah chorus. Organ preludes, violin solos, and various anthems by Haydn, Mozart, and Sullivan accompany services and Sunday school events.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jessie Vanderveer
Eleanor Lance
W. T. Hubbard
Chorus of
Clark
Christ
Lyra Davidica
Salter
Morrison
Thorne
Percene Devs Hofmadd
Savior
Haydh
Hallelujah
At -Handel
Jesus
Zander
Gaul
The
Christian Herald
Sullivan
Simor
Hopidaos
Guilniant Firat
M. E. Church
Mozart
Keator
Anthom
Pti
Bernall
Burt
Martin
Clarke
Bryan
Haberbier
Lord
Harrington
Israel
Bpicker
Bativta
Keaton
Shido
H. B. Martin
N. Shepperd
VETO VETOs FIGHTING CONTRACT IN CITY GAS BID
The Journal reports Mayor TenBroeck would veto the fighting contract if the common council approves the Welsbach company bid. President T Frank Appleby said council would be powerless to aid the gas lamp situation if the mayor takes that stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TenBroeck
Common Council
Welsbach
T. Frank Appleby
Council
Common‘ Council
Jook Bartholomew's Books Seized and Missing from Office
Frank Bartholomew, borough collector of Deal, was found in Asbury Park by Constable Hulick and served with papers demanding surrender of his books. He says later that night intruders entered his office and carried away the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Bartholomew
Deal
Asbury Park
Hulick
Revisions to License Ordinance Promised Monday Night
Common council amended the license ordinance to include building contractors who were previously exempt and to tax wholesale newsdealers. The classification of several businesses was also altered and the amended ordinance will be submitted Monday night.
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Common Council
Odd Fellows to Hold Funeral for George Hurley Tomorrow
The Odd Fellows meeting in the city will convene tomorrow morning at Winckerhall at 11 80 o clock to attend the funeral of George Hurley. The services will be at noon at Glendola M E church. Hurley was a charter member of Asbury Lodge of this city.
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Odd Fellows
Winckerhall
George Hurley
Glendola M E
Asbury Lodge
Hoey Estate Sale Confirmed in Long Branch Court
The court of chancery confirmed the sale of the Hoey estate in Long Branch. The sale price of 200000 dollars was challenged as too low, but the court upheld the result.
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Court of Chancery
Hoey
Long Branch
Prominent Democrats Planned New Jersey Dinner Guests
Prominent Democrats from across New Jersey are invited as guests for a dinner Friday April 12. The event is listed in a New Jersey Democratic organization notice, highlighting party figures and the scheduled gathering.
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New Jéraey
New Jersey
How the People Are Benefited From State Tax Shifts
An interview with State Comptroller William Hancock outlines how the state administration reduced the taxpayer burden. The last Legislature allotted 35 percent of the state school tax to municipalities, about 813,760 dollars, calculated by counting school children at five dollars each and distributing by county ratables. The plan covers 1900 and 1902, with annual distributions around 818,750 dollars, plus additional state funds shifted from gas and utilities totaling about 1,500,000 dollars yearly to municipalities, easing local tax loads.
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Voa Railroad
William 8. Hancock
Hancock
Voorhees
Wee Ppsiat Ieee Saa Ste Gp
Frank Shutts Captured in Jersey City Morning
Constables White and Hammell nabbed Frank Shutts the West Side chicken thief in Jersey City after a nightlong search in Bergen Heights. They forced entry to a house with Cole Bennett. Shutts leaped from a window into White’s arms. He waived a hearing and was taken to Freehold in the afternoon.
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White
Hammell
Jersey City
Frank Shutts
West Side
Bergen Heights
Cole Bennett
Shatts
Dodd
Freehold
Dr Taylor Hosts A Stag Party At Fifth and Grand
Dr John Taylor entertained guests at a stag party last night at his home on Fifth Avenue and Grand Avenue corner. Attendees included Martin H Scott Harry Shreve A C Twining R A Tusting Walter Taylor Dr J F Davison William Conover and Michael Ey Sexton.
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John Taylor
Fifth and
Grand Avenues
Martin H. Scott
Harry Shreve
A. C. Twining
R. A. Tusting
Walter Taylor
J. F.davison
William Conover
Michael Ey Sexton
Shutts Must Do Time This Time
The Supreme Court ordered Frank Shutts to serve a three months sentence imposed two years ago for theft. The case has lingered before the court since.
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Supreme Court
Frank Shutts
Parsons Defends Electric Lights In Asbury Park
A. R. Parsons of Hotel Brunswick argues for continuing electricity as the city’s lighting. He cites superior brightness of arc lamps, crime deterrence, and modern progress. He urges more lamps and all night service, with modest tax support, to keep Asbury Park well lit and current.
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A. R. ‘Parsons
Hotel
Brunswick
Asbury Park
Wayfarer
A. R. Parsons
N. J
Old Drawbridge Sells At Sea Bright Public Auction
The old iron and planking including the house and safe were sold Thursday at public auction in Sea Bright. Buyers included Max Shure of Asbury Park for old iron at 615 dollars and Frank McMahon for the house at 117.50, with several others purchasing planks and the safe. Total amount realized was 776.25 dollars.
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Sea Bright
Max Shure
Asbury Park
Frank McMahon
George Sherman
Clay Woolley
B. Cameron
James Carton
William R. ‘Joline
Plank
F. J. Heidi
David Warner Dead In Keyport At 54
David Warner died at his home in Keyport from stomach cancer at age 54. He served ten years as justice of the peace and police justice at Keyport. He was past high priest of Delta chapter 14 Royal Arch Masons of Keyport and past master of Mystic Brotherhood lodge Free Masons of Red Bank. He was lifelong Keyport resident, never married. Work on the Sea Bright bridge is advancing and expected to finish by April 15 if weather permits.
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David Warner
Keyport
Delta Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Mystic Brotherhood Lodge
Free Masons
Sea Bright
Seven Room Flat For Rent in Taylor and Tusting Building
Advertisement notes a seven room flat for rent in the Taylor and Tusting Building with steam heat gas electric lights bath hot and cold water elevator and janitor service. Apply to R A Tusting.
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Taylor & Tusting
R. A. Tusting
Jovayat Weekly Journal Subscription Ad
A promotional note urges readers to subscribe to the Jovayat Journal for weekly local news. It mentions home delivery by carriers for six cents per week and highlights the newspaper as the source of fresh local reporting.
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Beringer
Main Street
Elberon Gravel Company
John R. Jeffrey
Elberon, N. J
W. Henry Rothschild Co., (Incorporated
William Giffard
Main Bt
Boney
Chattle Mortgages Co
Main ST
Sommerfield Avenue
Asbury Park, N. J
New York
Redeemer
Jook Bartholomew
Hoey Estate
State Board of Assessors
Shutts
Parsons
Lie
William Brainard
Bury
China
MatTrines
Grand, Cookman and
Summerfield Aves
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G. T. Sanford
Mattison Ave
Faraday & Woodsum
John N. Burtis
Mattison Avenue
Columbia Phono
Jay Benner
Pinancial
Rowley & CO
Appleby Building
Philip Aronston
Yost
Harry Yos
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