Citizens' Charter Election Yields Victory for Ticket
The charter election produced a Citizens' ticket win led by City Clerk Burroughs and Treasurer Milan Ross. Votes in the First ward show tight races with Tuttle, Walton, and Burroughs contending for Common Council and Freeholder seats. totals across wards highlight strong showings for Weir, Pennypacker, Leggett, and other candidates as officials are chosen.
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William
C. Burroughs
Milan Ross
John Hubyard
Joseph
R. Weir, Jr
Commissioners of Appeal
Pennypacker
A. W. Hetok
F. A. Leggett
Adolph Ross
James F.ckerman
BR. A. Tusting
Frank ~L Ince
Samuel W. Kirkride
Thomas A. Seger
Arthur H. Hope
Joseph . Oliver
Harry J. Rockvaker
Janes
Edward E.hammell
Citi
Frank L. Tuttle
Walton
Tttle
Joseph L. Oliver
Edward’ Wortman
Cliver
Wortman
William B. Rogers
Asses
John L. Schneider
Mer
Schneider
Walton and
Tuttlend‘y Wilton
Tuttle
Burroughs
Samuel W. Kirkbride
Common Council
John Hubbard
Joseph R. Weir, Jr
Arthur H. Hops
Econd
Harry J. Rockafelfer
WD. Pennypacker
J. A
Democratic Gains Sweep New Jersey Cities
The article reports Democratic reelection wins across New Jersey in multiple cities. Newark reelects Mayor James M. Seymour by 2069, while Republicans gain control of the Board of Works and the Common Council. Hoboken and Summit go Democratic, Trenton and Passaic swing Republican, and Elizabeth Orange New Brunswick Rahway Washington see varied outcomes with aldermen and mayoral races noted.
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Newark
James M. Seymour
Board of Works and Common Council
Jersey
Hoboken
Trenton
Ino
Paterson
W A. M. Mack
Elizabeth
Phillipsburg
Bowera
Henry Stetson
Orange
New Brunswick
Summit Democrats
Passaic
Rahway
Theodore B. Dawas
Washington
Republicans sweep city council with one Democrat elected
The new Common Council will be all Republican with one Democrat, Frank Li Tuttle, who won Tuesday on the Citizens ticket over Hiram Walton. Tuttle fills the seat of George F. Kroehl, whose term expired. The Republican names include James A. Bradley, Ramuel W. Kirkbride, George F. Wilbur, T. F. Appleby, William Le Meeke and George W. Treat.
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Frank’ Li Tuttle
Citizens
Hiram Walton
Tuttle
George F. Kroehl
Bualesa
James A.” Bradley
Ramuel W. Kirkbride
George F. Wilbur
T.F. Appleby
William le Meeke
George W. Treat
Modern Motive Power Plant Opening In Asbury Park
Asbury Park Building Supply Company invites the public to a Thursday afternoon inspection of its new plant at Second avenue and Langford street. The mill operates with electricity as motive power and aims to showcase local capital and enterprise. Ladies are invited to attend the opening and refreshments will be served.
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Second Avenue
Langford Street
Asbury Park Building Supply Company
Asbury Park
Senate moves to seat Clark of Montana challenge
The Senate debated the challenge to Hon. W. A. Clark of Montana's seat with a committee vote recommending denial of his claim. Absentee Senator Caffery of Louisiana opposed Clark, while others spoke at length on the contested representation from Montana. The vote followed hours of discussion among the committee members.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Pennsylvania
Richard Parka Bland
Missouri
House
Corlins
Michigan
Corliss
Latimer
South Carolina
Agricultural Department
Congress
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
W. A. Clark
Montana
Caffery
Louisiang
Bis
Clark
Convention Hall Will Ready for Democratic Convention
The Gillette-Herzogen Manufacturing Company posts a $50 000 bond to ensure Convention Hall is ready for occupancy by the Democratic national convention in July. Ten huge steel trusses must be in place by June 15, with a $100 daily penalty for delays. Architects and hall directors may order a halt and marshal workers to assemble a temporary structure if needed.
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KANSAS _CITY
Gillette-Herzog Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis
Steel Company
Winter Wheat Promises Well in April Report
The April 1 condition of winter wheat is reported at 82.1, above past years and near the ten year average. Winter-wheat states west of the Mississippi and the Pacific coast show high condition, while Ohio Michigan and Indiana face Russian wheat fly damage limiting yields. Kentucky Republicans name delegates for Philadelphia. Governor Taylor likely renominated if state offices are defeated.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Michigan
Tindiana
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Kentucky
Louisville
Republican_state ‘central committee
Taylor
Bradley
Benator Deboe
W. A. Gainca
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Grand Opening of Asbury Park Supply Company
The Asbury Park Supply Company invites friends to its grand opening Thursday afternoon from three to five at the corner of Second Avenue and Langford Street West Park. Visitors may inspect the new plant now running at full force by electricity with refreshments. Neptune Heights opens for the season Saturday with notable improvements since last year.
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Asbury Park
Second Avenue
Langford Street
West Park
Elections and local notes from Neptune and Freehold
Community items report Crosbie auction plans election talk and Easter holiday begin. Neighbors Wilbur Heisley and new police justice Pw F David noted. Freeholders Oliver and Rockefeller to be inducted. oystermen consider regional trust amid Monmouth county activity.
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Crosbie
Wilbur A. Heisley
Journal Office
David
Neptune’ Township
Brown
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Freehold
Secret Societies Meet Tonight In Asbury Park Area
Behind the wicket the Liberty Temple No 6 Ladies of the Golden Eagle meet at 7 80 in the Winckler building Neptune Lodge No 84 I O F Mana ding building at 8 00 The Corinthian Wheelmen host a social and dance in the Appleby building on Monday evening April 30 A new Knights of the Golden Eagle castle will be instituted in Perth Amboy sixty members have signed the charter Grand Chief Jacob J Kent of Paterson requests the degree term of Corinthian Castle of Asbury Park to confer three degrees in full military uniform The local team will be joined by a large Corinthian Castle delegation leaving Asbury Park Thursday evening and returning Friday morning Corson Commandery annual meeting is tomorrow night with new officers to be elected.
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Liberty Temple
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Winckler
Neptune Lodge
Manading
Corinthian Wheelmen
Appleby
Knights of the Golden Esgle
Perth ‘Amboy
Jacob 8. Kent
Paterson
Corinthian ‘Castle
Asbury Park
Corinthian Castle
Corson Commandery
A Good Word for Committeeman Havens
Tax criticism sparks a citizen letter defending Township Committeeman Havens against charges in a Journal piece. The writer praises Havens as an excellent, principled citizen who supports tax payers and urges fair treatment of delinquents within the law.
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Holstor
Ng Journal
Giffard
Tssue
Journal
Havens
Havenss
Mr. Havens
Thia
Scottie’s Cafe and Oyster Bar Orders Draft Menu
A scrambled OCR reads like a cafe item list. Mentions Scottie’s and a New York style oyster and chowder lineup. Possible references to Grenelle’s and Hasty Cough Care imply trade names and health notes.
Jeffries Training Quietly Near Loch Arbour Before Corbett Fight
Heavyweight champion Jim Jeffries trains at Loch Arbour with Tommy Ryan and Jack Jeffries. He rides, rests, and practices on a punching bag while brother Jack sharpens his boots. Kid McCoy’s NY prediction about Corbett draws a cautious reply from Jeffries.
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Boliermaker’ Jeffries
Loch Arbour
Danl Lake
Corbett
Jeffrias
Tommy
Ryan
Jeff
Jeffries
Nike
Jack
Jim
New York
Kid McCoy
Manasquan Gravel Company Expands Holdings in Monmouth Ocean
The Manasquan Gravel Company acquired Sherman B. Oviatt gravel pits at Shark River Station and near Allenwood. Judge Wilbur A. Horsley serves as president and Samuel A. Patterson as secretary treasurer. The firm now controls all gravel deposits in Monmouth and Ocean counties, adding a parcel from George Patts of Ocean Grove.
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Manasquan
Sherman B. Oviatt
Shark River Station
Southern Railroad
Allenwood
Wilbur A. Horsley
Samuel A. Patterson
Monmouth
Ocean Counties
George Patts
Ocean Grove
Seven delegates and alternates to state GOP convention chosen
Tonight Parkhall hosts a primary selecting seven delegates and seven alternates to the state Republican convention in Trenton next Monday. The same number will be chosen for the Third district convention at Educational Hall on May 16.
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Trenton
Parkhall
Third Congress
Educational Hall
Easter Flower Display at 720 Muttlaon Avenue
Dean Thompson showcases a grand Easter display at 720 Muttlaon Avenue with fresh, strong horticultural goods. The assortment includes miles azuless violets pansies robes calla lilies cinerarias pelargoniums hydrangeas carations begonias and more with attractive prices and prompt delivery.
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Dean Thompson
Muttlaon Avenue
Thompson
Hygienic Women's Shoes At Steinman’s Cobán Palace
Popular hygienic shoes for women praised as healthful and comfortable. Prices range from 3 to 5 dollars. Available only at Steinman’s Cobán Palace located at Cookman and Main, 83 Asbury Park.
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Steinmacn
Coban Palace
Cookman and
Main
Asbury Park
Flats for rent in Kentor and Cookman Avenue blocks
A few choose flats still available for rent in Kentor and Cookman Avenue blocks. All modern improvements, rent from $10 to $25 per month. Apply to agents or owners. German Dyspepsia Cure offered at 50 cents.
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Kentor
Cookman Avenue
Meerkatfontein rumors and Boer reports fuel British nerves
London reports note the war office has not issued news from Lord Roberts for three days. Boer claims of a new British disaster are disputed by dispatches from Pretoria which say the commandoes are quiet. Further reports describe fighting at Wepener and Meerkatsfontein with heavy casualties on both sides and gun supplies increasing for the Boers.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Free State
Pretoria
Meerkatsfoutein
Reddersburg
Cnerast
Wepener
Natal
Lord Metinien
Boshof
Hoopstadt
Daily Mail
Braadfort
Laurenco Marques
de Wet
Meerkatsfontein
Gaberones
Maryking
Plumer
Ramathlabama
Bodle
Rolt
Maning
Fifth Dragoon Guards
Fred .Crewe
Maclaren
Milligane
Yorkshire
Milligan
Waneford
Times
Munnik
Reitz
Transvaal
Aliwal
Vickera Maxim
Rouxville
Boera
Dorp
Delon Bay
Brandfort
Roberta
Daily ‘Mail
Lourenco
Kroonstadt
Bloemfontein
Neptune Heights Boattie's Cafe Opens For Season
Neptune Heights cafe on the north bank of Shark River opens Saturday serving lobsters clams oysters and chowder. Customers are invited to taste foods described as fit for the queen.
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Boattie's Cafe
Shark River
Ady
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