Asbury Park Council Swears In New Members
Longtime councilman George F Kroehl retires after sixteen years in Asbury Park government. James A Bradley becomes temporary chairman as Frank L Tattle seats in First Ward. Appleby wins presidency 4 to 3, Kirkbride and Wilbur nominate. Bradley cautions colleagues on opinions and urges courteous conduct as new terms begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F.kroehl
Yast Gight
Frank’ L. ‘Tattle
Siowly
Samuel” W
Kirkbride
Tuttle
James A. Bradley
Burroughs
George W. Treat
George F. Wilbur
T. Frank Appleby
William T. Weeks
Appleby
Tontend
Bradley
Mr. Tuttle
Wilbur
Asbury Park Journal Asald
Journal
Councila
Bradley, Kirkbride
Kroehl
Mr. Kroehl
Kroshl
Treat
Monroe Avenue Improvement Petition Faces Table
Old Common Council last night considered a petition from property owners on Monroe Avenue seeking grade paving and curb work from Male Street to Cookman Avenue. The petition was laid on the table to be taken up by the new council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Avenue
Common‘ Council
Male Street
Cookman’ Avenue
M. E. Sexton
George F. Wilbur
Victoria Hotel Management
Lockamith Broddard
Consolidated “Gas Company
Dealta
Third Avenue
Grand Avenue
Kingsley Street
Street’ Committee
Neptune Township
Main
Counles. Avenue
Common Council
Streep Committee
Asbury Park
New York’ and
New Jersey Telephone Company
Fidelity’ Company
Baltimore
Treat
Fire‘and and Water Committee
Ald Bia
Burroughs
Alne Dle
Building ordinance violation named against 819 Seventh Avenue hotel
Building Inspector George Ormerod reports a four story hotel at 819 Seventh Avenue violates city ordinance 9 and has no permit or submitted plans for inspection. He urges Street Committee action and refusal of a roof on the burned building at Main Street and Springwood Avenue, stating the site requires a fireproof structure and that the current building is dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ormerod
Seventh Avenue
Common Council
Street Committee
Main Street
Springwood Avenue
Bankrupt Brautigam Released From Freehold Jail
Brautigam, a bankrupt prisoner, was released Tuesday from the county jail at Freehold on a writ of habeas corpus granted by Andrew Kirkpatrick of the United States District Court. The release was ordered because Brautigam’s creditors had caused his arrest and incarceration before filing an insolvency application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Brautigam
Freehold
Tunge
Andrew Kirkpatrick
United States District Court
Neptune Heights Cafe on the North Bank Food Scene
An aged notice describes Beattle's cafe by Shark River offering lobatera clams and six chowders served per local tastes. It mentions Grenelle's Cure and Kentor as remaining options with new cook choices, plus Avenue Blocks rental rates from ten to twenty five dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattle
Shark
Ady
Grenelle
Turkey Must Pay Up or There’ll Be a Row
Washington reports a worsening crisis in US Turkey relations over unpaid indemnities for Armenian massacres and destroyed missionary buildings. Diplomatic efforts led by Mr Straus have failed to compel Sultan Abdul Hamid II to honor promises, with potential recall of the Turkish ambassador and renewed pressure from Secretary Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Washington
United States
Euphrates College
Harput
Marash
Straus
Hay
American College
Actuol
Angell
Constantinople
England
France
Italy
Strauss
Floods Cut Off Alabama Towns Reach
Tuscaloosa left without outside communication except by telegraph as floods washed out rails on the Mobile and Ohio and Alabama Great Southern lines. Northport submerged nearly. river four feet higher than ever, with a washed away road to the bridge and houses floating downstream. Several people rescued from roofs as flood crests rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Tusgalooba
Ala
Tuscaloosa
Mobile
Ohbio
Great Southern
Northport
Queen to Return April Sixth from Ireland Visit
The queen and the prince and princess toured about 18 miles in two hours yesterday afternoon visiting Adelaide Hospital and Dundrum Convent. An escort of life guards accompanied the party. Crowds lined the route in the fine weather. Her majesty plans to leave Ireland April 20 and reach Windsor the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Rincesges
Adelaide Hospital
Dundrum Convent
Ireland
Windsor
Root Rechristens Steamers Dickinson and Resolute
The secretary of war renames the steamers Dickinson and Resolute for Alaska and naval service, honoring ex secretary Seward and Union General Rawlins. The note mentions Seattle cafe offerings and a teaser ad for a restaurant and a future event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Washington
Secretary of War
Dickinson
Seward
Alaska
Resolute
Rawlins
Union
Aguinaldo Eulogy Stirs Senate Address by Hoar
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts delivered a lengthy address opposing imperialism, praising Aguinaldo as a liberty builder alongside Washington and others. He likened Filipino leadership to great historic figures, and recounted a roll call of U.S. statesmen on the Philippines question, noting all votes were negative except Burr. The speech, though cut short by illness, drew strong applause and ended with a firm stand for self determination. The House naval debate focused on armor plate and warship production within government yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoar
Massachusetts
Senate
Aguinaldo
Dom Paul
Joubert
Nathan Hale
Church of Liberty
David
Isaiah
Solomon
Paul
United States
Philippines
George
William McKinley
Aaron Burr
Mississippi
Republic
Republican Party
An Album For Dewey Presented By The New York Commercial
A leather bound autograph album given to Admiral Dewey by the New York Commercial memorializes his Manila Bay heroism. It features an illuminated title page and autographs of President McKinley, cabinet members, and hundreds of New York’s leading financiers and journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Washington
Admiral Dewey
New York
Manila Bay
McScinley
United States Apology to Spanish Premier Over Chicago Invitation
In Madrid on April 18 United States minister Bellamy Storer met Premier Silvela to apologize for Chicago mayor Carter Harrison's invitation to the Duke of Arcos to attend a Washington day celebration. Storer said the incident stemmed from an municipal clerk error and the government would not repeat it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvela
Madrid
United States
Bellamy Storer
Chicago
Carter H. Harrison
Duke of Arcos
Washington
Storér
Military Prisoners Escape From Fort Porter
Four prisoners named Kirk Brown Andrews and Porter escaped from Fort Porter early yesterday by digging bricks from the wall and loosening the grate. They were part of 11 military detainees brought from Governors Island and sentenced for offenses against military regulations in Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacape
Buffala
Kirk
Brown
Andrews
Porter
Fort Porter
Governors Island
Porto Rico
Chancellor McGill to resign declare to Governor Voorhees
The Times reports Chancellor Alexander T. McGill's condition improved in two to three days. A close friend says McGill decided to send his resignation to Governor Voorhees on or before June 1.
Indiana Miners Strike Expands Over Division of Machine Scale
Two thousand bituminous miners in Vigo Greene and Sullivan counties strike over division of the machine scale. Dispute pits machine miners and helpers against lenders and adopters as tension grows amid the ongoing labor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Terrh Hautd
Ind
Vigo
Greene
Sullivan Counties
Monmouth Republicans Face Split Over Voorhees and Gummere
In New Jersey a Republican convention in Trenton to elect delegates led to a rift as Barker Gummere seeks both delegate-at-large and National Committee seat. Governor Voorhees and Franklin Murphy emerge as main candidates with Murphy slated for the National Committee. Neptune township delegates back Voorhees, while party divisions threaten unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular ‘Executive
New Jersey
Taylor Opera House
Trenton
Barker Gummere
National Republican Committee
Hobart
Gommere
Voorhees
Franklin Murphy
Newark
National Republcan Committee
Murphy
Gummere
Neptune Township
George F. Kroehl
L. C.’Hubbert
Frank Tantum
Samuel
W. Kirkbride
Ti-Franki Appldty
Peter Fy Dodd
Governor Voorhees
Monmouth
Daughters of Liberty Meet in Fifth State Council Session
Upward of three hundred delegates attended the fifth annual meeting of the State Council Daughters of Liberty of New Jersey in Long Branch. Mrs Lillian Irwin of Keyport opened the session in Heisley hall and officers were nominated with voting to occur today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council
Daughters of Liberty of New Jersey
Long Branch
Heisley Hall
Lillian Irwin
Keyport
P. Hall Packer
Sea Bright
Sarah Bellstab
Trenton
Secret society meetings listed for this evening
Behind the wicket announces gatherings of Liberty Temple No 6 Ladies of Golden Eagle in the Winckler building at 7.30, Neptune Lodge No 84 in the C O F Manning building at 8, and National Tent No 6 Knights of the Maccabees in the Appleby building at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty‘ Temple
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Winckler
Neptune
Lodge
Manning
National
Knights
the Maccabees
Appleby
Passenger Agent Clarke Promoted at Pennsylvania RR
Clarke named passenger agent of the New York and Long Branch division, succeeding the late E. I. Ford. He brings extensive railroad experience and is regarded as eminently qualified for the post. Thomas Purdy introduces Clarke and Miss Brown at the Opera House event tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Purdy
New York and
Long Branch
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
S. H. Clarke
Clarke
E. I. Ford
Pennsylvania Company
Pardy
Mr. Clarke
Epworth League Convention Opens in Ocean Grove
Delegates to the New Jersey Epworth League sixth convention arrive at Ocean Grove station and are greeted by a committee. The program includes worship, sermons, reports, addresses on missions and youth work, and social events at St. Paul’s Church and related venues through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
J.howard Entwisle
Philadelphia
Rr. Paul's Church Choir
F.C. Iglehart
New York
J. W. Marshall
Camden
St. Paul’s Church
J.G. Reed
St. Paul's Epworth League
E. N. Woolston
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Mitzgerald
Marshall Owens
League
Conference League
John F.goucher
Woman's College
Baltimore
Entwisle
James Burns
M. BE. Snyder
St Paul's Choir
S. McBurney
Milton A. Nichols
Marlton
N. G. Hagaman
W. L. Peterson
D. E. Clair
John L. Lynch
Methodist Brotherhood
J. Handley
Mies Sue Buckley
Mt. Holly
Misa Myra Bougher
Lumberton
Corwin B. Fisher
Gloucester
B. C
Hilse
Pemberton
J. Kulp
Deaniaville
Dr. Atwood
J. Morgan
Read
Atlantic City
The White-Friedrich Nuptials
Miss Catherine May White daughter of Mrs Jane Elizabeth White will wed Charles Friedrich of New York this evening at 8 at the White home 1712 Park Avenue Rev Frank L Colby of Philadelphia will perform the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
May White
Mra
Jane Elizabeth White
Charles Friedrich
New York
Mra. White
Park, Avenue
Frank L. Colby
Philadelphia
Ocean Grove Officials Toasts and Social Held
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ocean Grove Board of Trade hosted a social in the Association hall last night. Tonight a reception will honor the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association with expected attendance of the Ocean Grove and Asbury Park Choral Union performing several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove Board of Trade
Ocean Grove Camp ‘Meeting Association
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park Choral Union
Neptune Heights season preview and local notes
Readable fragments show Neptune Heights set for the season with local figures like Miss Brown and mention of tomorrow events. Hesitant wording suggests preparation and community updates for the upcoming schedule.
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Monroe
Neptune Heights
Kentor
Cookman‘Avenue
Opera
Orrow
Sae
Bere
Seottle’s
Bihetape Helens Cafe
Misa “Brown
Kossuth
Soubert
Nathan Hare
Philip‘pines
Heteer
Ian Brown
Opera House
Monmou Ublicans
Favor-Foster-Voorhees
Daughters OF Liberty
Miss Brown
George B. Herber
Ap.& C
Jenness
Milfer Shoes
Aton
Ocean
Jersey
Epworthians Meeting
the Grove
Igléhort
Scottie
Greally
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