Epworth League Convention Opens at Ocean Grove
The sixth annual Epworth League convention of New Jersey opens at St. Paul’s M E Church in Ocean Grove with banners from Lucknow, Rapcoon, Calcutta and other places. Delegates from 28 sections attend as Rev Dr Goucher and Bishop Foss welcome them. program includes sermons, addresses on labor and love, and a beach service.
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Epworth League
New Jersey
St. Paul's M.ehurch
Ocedla Grove
John F. Goucher
Nee
College of Baltimore
Foss
Lucknow
Rapcoon
Injab
Jadlesa
League
Elr
J. L. Roe
New “Branawick
Rayer
Howard’ Entwisle
Philadelphia
F. C. Igbart
New York
Tglebart
Hent
Roosevelt
Republican Party
J.W. Marshall
Amden
Pho F. Goucher
India
Christ Jeans
Chria
Mintood
Fitzgerald
Ocean Grove
Ealdent
Adeb
Ballard
Welccome
G. Ad
Bt. Paul's
Joseph ‘Kulp
Demarie
Charles, Reed
H. Baylies
M. Eb, Snydér
Dr. Atwood
Mra
Robert R. Doherty
Ray
James W. Marshall
Camden
New Brunayiék
James’ Burns
MB. Snyder
New Brunswick
Avon by the Sea primary names slate for borough offices
In Avon by the Sea the primary slate lists Alexander Mullen for mayor Frank Casner as assessor John Boggs Frank V Bodloe Walter Harrie Frederick B Clayton Alfred F Sofield John Thomson as councilmen Monroe Newman John Smith Melvin Brower as commissioners of appeal William G Lundeell as justice of the peace Andrew F Sloccm as constable Henry D Kable James R White as highway surveyors William P White as collector No opposition in the field The election is held today
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Avon-by-the-Sea
Alexander Mullen
Frank ‘Casner
John @. Boggs
Frank’ V. Bodloe
Walter Harrie
Frederick B. Clayton
Alfred F. Sofield
John Thomson
Commissionera of Appeal
Monroe
Newman
John’ Smith
Melvin Brower
William G. Lundeell
Andrew F. Sloccm
Henry ‘D. Kable
James R. White
William P. White
Rev Edward Young to Preach at Westminster Church
Rev S Edward Young, former Westminster pastor and life savers advocate, will occupy the Westminster Presbyterian pulpit Sunday evening. He has served at Central Newark and Second Pittsburgh churches and preached in Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. He plans several days of travel before April 29 to press a pension bill for disabled life savers.
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Edward Young
Westminster Presbyterian
Agathar
Racetrack Gam ‘Bling
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mingma ‘Ie
Young
Central ,Presbyterian Church
Newark
Second Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Milas Grown Evening Play Promises Laughter
A local theater presents a humorous play about a young boarding school miss escaping a guardian. The production features a company of actors and aims to fund an armory. Proceeds support community needs as audiences enjoy lighthearted misadventures.
North side cafe and river bank menu items advertised
Fragmented ad copy lists Scottie's cafe north of the river bank serving lobsters clams oysters and chowder with a note on Queen's taste. Mentions Grenelle's German Dyspepsia Cure and a hygienic shoe for women, Suspected city ads for Stethson's Ockar Palace and a library fundraiser play at Grand Avenue Hall.
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Scottie’s
8Ark River
Aene Boyce Grenelle
Ariel Club
Bob
Aril
Recalls Likely for Generals Buller and Warren
London reports scramble over Boer war leadership as Buller and Warren face recall amid censorious press reaction. Relief supplies move south from Bloemfontein. 2,000 field hospital cases, mainly dysentery and enteric fever, strain embargo on war news. Foreign volunteers form a legion with continental officers. rumors link a distinguished French officer to command.
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London
Henry
Réedvera Buller
Charles Warren
Roberts
Lord Roberts
Buller
War
Nsvaal
Transvaal
General de Negrier
Dreyfus
Mall
Lourenco-Marques
Chicago Ambulance’ Corps
Pretoria
Red Cross
Adelbert
Hay
United States
Tranavaal
Washington
Bloemfontein
Morning Post
Latrence Marques
Daily Mail
Watervollender
Zoutpansberg
Carrington
Crofton
Xyho
Splon ‘Kop
Woodgate
Thorneycroft
Warren
Bhtewabury Isite
Gatacre
South Africa
Diselle
Maine
Aldershot
Orhey
Cornered by Boers as De Wet Keeps Dalgety’s Force Enclosed
Reports from Pretoria April 10 indicate General De Wet still surrounds Dalgety’s British forces while the Boers hold entrenched positions near Wepenes. Commandant Fronemann says he crossed the river with 400 troops toward Aliwal North, taking several prisoners. Bethulle bridge reportedly blown. Transvaal government offers Portugal funds but is declined. burghers urge Boer prisoners to return to 81 Helena. Reitz notes no revolution on mine destruction and protests to Britain are planned.
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Wepenes
Pretoria
Orange Free State
de Wet
Dalgety
Fronemann
Aliwal
Bethulle Bridge
Bern
Deligon “Bay “Raftrodd
Transvaal
Portugal
Helena
Britain
Reitz
Work on Croton Dam Again Stirs Localites and Forces
Crowds gather in Lon Landing New York as 1350 troops from the Seventh Regiment reinforce the Croton dam site. Contractors test labor strength with 40 new workers while Italian laborers resist wage demands. General Roe assures protection for workers and troops remain on standby.
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Lon Landing
N. Y
Kent
Wimp
Croton Valley
Cornell Dam
Croton
Shy ‘Seventh Regiment
Peekskill
Rob
Cole
Man & Brenchard
Bowery
Little Italy
Iess
Toe ‘Haa
Oh. Atrike
Roe
Pallitary
Forcea
Hig Heatars
Religion Dominates Grove Camp Meeting Policy Change
The Grove Camp Meeting Association shifts to religion over secularism with Bishop J. N. Fitzgerald as supreme authority. Major changes include new oversight of schedules and music, tighter regulations on auditorium use, and postponed summer program announcements pending General Conference.
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Grove
J. N. Fitzgerald
Ite
Worldlinesa
Ita
Tulle E. Morgan
Board of Trade
Association
Cald & Prominent Association
Ballard
J. Reeves Daniels
George W. Evans
New York
George Raléar
Bradley
Beach M. E
John
Ladies’Auxiliary Association of
Ocean Grove
Acrobatic Bride Ends Escape From Window
Katherine May White and Charles Friedrich wed at the bride’s mother’s home in Philadelphia. After the ceremony a crowd pursued them as attendants assisted the couple from a second story window, a ladder hidden behind the rear wall revealed the escape and a mysterious chase by spectators and horses.
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Katherine
May’ White
Charles
Friedrich
Cupid
Deal Bridge
Miss. White
Mr. Friedrich
Jane Elizabeth White
Ati
Park Avenue
Frank, le Colby
Philadelphia
Migs
Altea
Hareleon
Yori
William A. Poole
Rooklyn
Mare
Barta
Alice
Fragmentary menu items and names noted in scotia report
A scrambled OCR fragment lists various foods and names including oysters, lobsters, steamed items, and a reference to a person named Mies Brown appearing tonight. The readable words imply a restaurant or social event note with unclear ordering and garbled terms.
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Scotia
Neptata Etageiaeat
Mies Brown
Harmony Dominates Trenton Republican Delegates Showdown
Special Correspondence from Trenton April 19 notes Therlenda of Governor Voorhees winning the contest for delegates at large to the Republican national convention after United States Senator John Kean withdrew in harmony. Governor Voorhees, Barker Gummere, and Kean had faced pressure from Hudson county leader Colonel Samuel Dickinson. The convention at Taylor's Opera House approved McKinley and Philippine policies and selected four delegates: Sewell, Voorhees, Gummere, and Murphy, with Neptune township names listed among local delegates.
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Trenton
Therlenda
Voorhees
United States
John Kean
Barker Gummere
Samuel Dickinson
Hudson County
Gummere
Keany
Kean Pot
Senator Sewell
Pliney
Morris County
Sewell
Kean
Taylor
William M. Johnson
Bergen County
State Senate
J. Herbert Potta
Hudson
Charles E Bateman
Somerset
Augustus’ B. Barber
Gloucester
James Parker
Passaic
Porto Rico
Phippine
New Jersey
Philadelphia
William J. Sewell
Camden
Foster M. Voorhees
Union
Barker, Gummere
Mercer
Franklin Murphy
Essex
Neptune Township
George F. Kroehl
L. C. Hubbert
Frank Tantum
Samuel W. Kirkbride
Charles Burney
T. Frank Appleby
Peter F. Dodd
McCoy and Jeffries May Plan Bout Negotiations
The articles to settle the money split are to be drawn up as Kid McCoy and Jim Jeffries discuss a possible match while Jeffries trains at Loch Ard. McCoy proposes 75 to 25 percent and 65 to 35 for different stipulations, with a $3,500 forfeit posted with Al Smith remaining in place.
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Kid McCoy
Jim Jeffries
Loch Arbour
Billy Brady
McCoy
Sharkey
Jeffries
al Smith
Miss Jennie Hudson Weds Frank O T Wilson at Ocean Grove
Miss Jennie E Hudson and Frank O T Wilson both of Ocean Grove married last night at the bride's mother's home on Delaware and Abbott avenues. Rev Thomas Brock of Bradley Beach M E Church officiated. The groom is a son of Richard and Sarah Wilson of 108 Heck avenue.
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Jennie E. Hudson
Frank O. T Wilson
Ocean Grove
Sarah Hudson
Delaware and
Abbott Avenues
Thomas 8.Brock
Bradley Beach
M. E. Church
Wilann
Richard
Sarah Wilson
Heck Avennue
The Mysterious Lady Arrives at City Opera House
Miss Brown Ady Steinbach millinery advertises a fashion display tonight. An unsigned note to the editor states the writer arrives this afternoon and will appear at the Opera House hoping to meet hundreds of inquiring friends there.
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Dbar
Opera
Miss Brown
Eno ‘Steinbach
Dihainee Creary
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Sotehart
Goucher
Ihndia
Avon
Neptune City
Edward ‘Young
Milas
Neptune
Heights
Jenness
Miller Shoes
Stethson
Ockar Palace
Codkmian and
Main
Adv
Grenelle
Sipinbach
Waipis
Lg ‘Durable
Dina’ Bea Abie
Tue
Stempaber Cote Air Nay
Miss ‘Brown
Ady
Chicago Red Cross
Bhitigh
Scott
Rees
Advi
Croton Dam
Ors
Alyey
A. Adee Hag
Europe
iColumbia
Cherbourg
Frante
Rhine
Black Forest
Adee
Htrone
Gyedidhe
Halton
GOV. Voorhees
Idd
Harmony
Sewatl
Voorhees, Murphy
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