Government plans to re adopt near lock for bonded ops
Washington efforts push to readopt the near lock policy for use on bonded operations and Government warehouses. The Mounted Recruiting Services chief orders 160 recruits to Fort Sill for the Fourth Cavalry, 1 recruit to Fort Brown for the Eighth Cavalry, and 60 colored recruits to San Antonio for the Tenth Cavalry. The Franklin printing piens exhibit returns to the Patent Office at the owner John B. Murray's request to remain in the Model Room until the next Centennial. Troop totals to Washington exceed 800, with eight companies here and four infantry companies ordered from Fort Bill. The joint committee on District government discusses a bill creating two resident commissioners with $5,000 salaries and a 60/40 District–General Government funding split, abolishing the Board of Health in favor of a health officer and four inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Indian Territory
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Brown
Texan
Eighth Cavalry
San Antonio
Texas
Tenth Cavalry
Franklin
Philadelphia
John, B. Murry
New
Washington
Board of Health
Foreign Items Report On Eastern Question And Global Affairs
The interview with Count Andrasay promises closer England Austria cooperation on the Eastern question. Mexican reports claim General Martinez attacked General Canales with 3000 men on the San Luis road, lasting two days with heavy losses for Martinez who retreated with four men. Bengal cyclone devastation tallies 211000 dead per Calcutta Official Gazette. British Iron Trade Association notes furnaces and forges closed, thousands of workers laid off, widespread distress in rail districts of South Wales, North England, and Midlands, with continental impact in Germany and Belgium.
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Andrasay
England
Austria
Mexico
Martinez
Canales
Mariega
San Louis
Martinéz
Foreign Office
British Iron Trade Association
South Walesa
Staffordshire
Midland
Scotland
Germany
Belgium
France
Real estate conveyances in Monmouth County week ending Nov 25 1870
Monmouth County Clerk records list conveyances to multiple buyers including James A Bradley to James E Main in Asbury Park, Elizabeth Ball in Ocean Beach, and William Chasey in Long Branch. Transfers cover Eatontown Sea Bright Freehold Red Bank and other townships with values and grantors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Clerk’s Office
Asbury Park Journal
James A. Bradley
James E. Main
Lota
Asbury Park
Edwin W. Bolles
Jota
Anxbury Park
Daniel II
Morris
Jacob Shutts
Eatontown
the Ocean Beach Association
Elizabeth V. Ball
Ooean Beach
N. J
Bonj'n Doughty
Charles Doughty
Fate Haven
Elizabeth Weab
IT. Chasey
Long Branch
Mattissa Woolley
William Hf. Chasey
Logan Roberts
Samuel Harvey
Eee
Bhrewabury
Richard G. Murphy
Frederick D. Grant
Louise K. Davenport
Ovenn
George W. Bown
Samuel R. Forman
Freshold
John J. Gus Aili
Peter Jernep
Thomas
Applegate
Freehold
Thomas O. Applegate Sud
Sarah Ve-Applegate
Carmbeteau
William Campbell
Colia Brant
Shark River
N.J
Thomas Spinning
Albert B Tall
Vi Qo
Catharine Shepherd
Miald
Red Bank
Horace Bedell
Franklin Murphy
Atlanticvill
Ocean
Claudius B. Prime
Thomas Cotrel
Brown's Point
Raritan
George H-Shanck
World Thompson
State Returns Tie Tilden Lead in Close Contest
Official returns show Tilden ahead by 12 445 votes amid a string of local notes. Newark sees destitution signs while rail jobs cut and a Jersey City brewery advances no results. A hundredth anniversary event for Trenton’s battle plans a mock siege with regional participation.
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Tilden
Heffernan
St. Paul's
H. Paternon
Fairchild
First National Bank of
Elizabeth
Williams
St ¥ Ld
Pennsylvania Railro
Goxagaty Wil
Newark
Beck & Batz
Ninth Street
Jersey City
Seventh Regiment
National Guard
United States
Trenton
New Jermay
Charleston
8. C
Charles Carr
Phanix Iron Works
N. J
New Jersey
State Normal School
Clinton Pyenan
Ferry Street
I'ren Ton
Gah
G& Monument
Toba
Ohio Stone
Ewing
Atone
Connecolicut brown_atone
Whursday
South Carolina Garrisoners fined for contempt and jailed
Contempt of the Supreme Court leads to $1,500 fines and imprisonment for South Carolina canvassers. Fire destroys Sperry Barnes pork packing plant in New Haven with estimated losses near 200,000. Ship America rescues Mary O Bonwell crew after days at sea. many Mexicans join Moreno in Lower California revolt. Reports from Camp Crazy Woman and Powder River describe heavy fighting. Lt McKenny killed. Tragic gas fire claims Miss Sarah D Van Wagoner, 18, in New York. South Carolina Democratic and Republican party maneuvers unfold with protests and reorganizations at the State House. Monmouth County cases cover theft, burglary, oyster picking, and property damages.
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General News
Supreme Court
Ganvassers
South Carolina
Messrs. Sperry & Barnes
New Haven
Conn
America
Billups
Savannah
Baltimore
Mary
Bonwell
Saltillo River
Georgia
Richmond
Maine
California
Jose Moreno
Villa
McKenny
Fourth Cavalry
New York
Federa
State House
Edgefield
Laurens Counties
Houga
Wade Hampton
Florida
Anne
Louistan Péatimony
Complex Civil Appeals and Judgments Across Several Cases
A historical docket lists multiple civil actions with judgments or appeals. Names include John Gordon and Monat. Mary Hall, Forman B Hall, and Samuél Hall versus James D Mapa. Henry Green versus Charles Thame with appellant's judgment for 51.97 dollars. Other entries reference non-suit outcomes and various parties in Wa and regional courts.
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Sarah
Goleman
Joseph Monat
Nomait
Appellant
Iast Appellee
Charles J. Parker
Sharks Louuaberry
Wm. Keener
Ail
Elvis Moulyaine
Josiah Smith
Appellee
Robert Farry
Charlon EB. Strong
Appelles
Iacerne W
Sgh
Rimage
Field and Charlaron
Ie ' Bates Louis O. Green
Grandin van
Lawrence Tilton van
John Batcher
Omar
Jharlea
Aida
Sarah L. ‘Cilton
W.aides
Walter J. Aidon
Saaz
John Gordon
Monat
Mary Hall
Forman B. Hall
Samuél Hall
James D. Mapa
Williaa
Snyder
John Culver
Ifenry Green
Charles Thame
Appallee
Long Branch Area Notices and Local Incidents
From the Long Branch News and nearby papers, reports include the Edwardses purchasing calamus root work and preparations for filling a calamus bag, a horse theft by Rulif Van Brocklin near Asbury Park, and local comments on grain and animal tidings. Nearby items note potato sales in Freehold, several candidates for county pleas, centennial ticket activity, and quail, rabbit, and cemetery hunting comments amid storm tides.
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Edwards
Cval
Rulif van Brocklin
Clark Street
Long Branch
Asbury
Romaine
Trenton
John E. Lanning
Acton C. Hartshorne
Charles J. Parker
Freshold
Freghold
Brotherly Love
Weeks
Tennet Church
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Oye
Shatfield
Were Okt Ouse
Ocean Grove
Ero
Asbury Pare
Fletcher
Sewall
Pear
ILLIA
Atkinson
Practical House
Ney
Blate To
Roofing Co., Limited
Cookmarv, & Bond 8&T
Asnung Pan
Merten
Truma
Co. W. Rogers
Si Taylor
CHINA
Glass & Queensware
Commerce Street
Sth
6Th
Market and Arch Lts
Campbell & Aumook
Park’ Row
Park Wats
B.campbell
G. A. Aumoce
Kinmonth M. D
Antiney Park
Deng
Mainnteeo
Asbury Park N. J
Parker
Law
Pato Q ° Lynch
Counsalora At Law
Wall _- Birest
New-York
Kate Rheeve
Abrowanmrre
Bollostor
Maxter
N.S
Slocum
Monsweasenant
Ont Ai ‘Ark
Ewartoars
Hr. Kinmonth
Arles
Tus Tall
Clarence Corove
2Datory
Paredden
Ames Steen
Ee Public
Deeda
Hew
Harles P. Dorrance
Kennedy & Bon
Kren
Kennedy Manter
Olfleam Park Hall
Agnr
Ty Park
G D. Pettingill
Urrice
Mattinos
Aubury Park
N J
Insurance
Agency
Anbury
Park
Mantell
Ookaie Beach
Nii
Elf
Newman & Bro
Ocean Beach
A. Bittner
Snpt
Frank B. Warner
ACENT
Realdonsey
Asbury Ave
HiNw J
WM. H
Bennett
Daxatkand Ieactn
A. Borden
Hart Catling
Main Avenue
Park Mail
Warren Brown
Col. Lawrence Avenue
Main Entrance
N.T
Asbury Roe
Matawan
I. B. Heegle
Efi
Geen
Grove
George Evans Eway
Phi
J. O. Downs
Tlefera Hy Peri
George W. Truax
George Truax
Park Hall
John C. Johnson & Son
Cookman Avenue
James M. Hagerman
Bergh
Monroe Ao
N. Jaying
Ani
A.W. Lewis
Cdokman Avenue
Bond Street
Calcutta
Richard Temple
Bengal
Monmouth County
John Lane
George DB. Blindt
Sea Bright
George H. Handt
Julia A. Paul
Bea Fright
Luis A. Paul
Sarah H. Bandt
George W. Brown
William W. Coréver
Shrewsbury
Henry K. Little
Daniel H
Nores
Gordon J. Schanol
T. B Lambert
Temange Uni
Voor
Hudson County
United State Senate
Abbot
Inatios Edward Monk
Hobden
Costa
Nmdson
Atha & Hughes
Sussex Avenue
John WV. Dopfilari
Monmouth County Courts
Nobiy
Morda
Haight
Robbins
David Holder
Y Daborah Hendrickson
Keyport
Tate
Hard Lela Ok
Wesley Walling
Pranots Bailey
Raritan Bay
McConkey
Mary McGrath
Mart Cunntingham
Marty Cunningham
Thoma Smith
McGrath
AL Conover, Jr
J. Glorence Conover
Joseph Mount
Mr. Mulhern
Daniel Adbanor
Shrewsbury Township
Gconta
Robbinn
Allen
Cannes
Matthews
Tania Lane
Jarre Compton
Hugh
Kinmonth
David F
van Nortwick
Wim. Devereaux
Richard B. Campbell
Mouroy Ninflo
John I
Tilton
Grandina van Note
Archwamith
Pfohn W. Swartz
Jacob Bennett
Benjamin
Vandervear
Stewart Brown
Anpoller
Deok
Murphy
J. &. Cowoell
Van
Major Va
Abraham Johnson
Benjamin F. Wairight
Beekman
el Far App
County News
The
Long Branch News
Moumont. Democrat
Eure
Monmouth Fiquirer
Red Bank Staniervt
Rup Bark
Covner
Alfred Taylor
T. DeWitt Tal Advance
David J. Yorkes
Plainfield
Holy Land
G. K. Allen
John
Dow
Teo
Deas Tey Pimney
Bir Paul
Oburoh
Suffolk Coun
Yep. Bank
Daniel So Colored
Yom Lake City
Colonido
Thomassing
del Forte Entam
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