Local legal ad lists Burton Thompson as stenographer and writer
A classified notice shows LG and Burton Thompson with a stenographer and typist role at 1003 Main Street Asbury Park New Jersey, and residence at 048 Main Street Ocean Grove New Jersey, with a law office address and a Banter Rolletoor in Chansery. The exact details mix office and residence listings with locations in Asbury Park and Ocean Grove New Jersey.
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Thompson
Main Street
Asbury Park
N.J
Ocean Grove
LAW
Coumeblors
Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove Bank
Main St
Mattison
Asbury Part
H. Bresnahan
Daily Messenger
New York
Newlie’s Hardware
Opdyke’s Fir
Mattison Avenue
Asbury Ro
Bradley Beach
Belmar
Spring Lake
Peter Sanderillo
Virginia Eighth District Ballot Lists 45 Congressional Candidates
The official ballot in Virginia's Eighth District showed forty five candidates for representative in Congress. Voters faced a crowded field with numerous names across parties and independents. The lengthy ballot reflected a busy election race in the district.
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Virginia
Congress
Kruger Cancels Berlin Visit Heads Direct to Holland
Boer statesman Kruger abandons his Berlin trip after imperial telegram hints Germany will not aid him. Cologne Gazette charges him with seeking intervention in South Africa and provoking useless guerrilla warfare. German press warns against any practical support and notes Kaiser regrets the change.
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Holland
Bhrain
Dee
Kruger
Berlin
William
Cologne
Germany
South Africa
Iager
Denounced War in South Africa At Stellenbosch
British and Boer tensions flare as Afrikander leaders denounce the war as a black spot in British annals. Speeches urge restraint and defend Dutch rights while recalling battles near Rietfontein and Majuba. Lord Roberts praises Ladysmith defense. Kruger greets Bonn students in Cologne as reinforcements debated. Churchill calls for 20,000 more troops. coal trade remains brisk in Philadelphia as winter nears.
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Bar Im
South Africa
Caper Town
Stellenbosch
Cape Colony
Afrikander Bund
J. X. Merriman
J. W. Sauer
Worcester
Mr. Sauer
Alfred Milner
Great Britain
Roberts Visalia
Ladysmith
Natal
Lord Roberts
Majuba
Laingsneck
Colenso
Queenstown
Winston Spencer Churchill
Cunard Line
Lucania
Liverpool
New York
United States
Two Asphyxiated in Jersey City Boarding House Death
In New York on December 3, George Muscel mini, 46, and his wife Jennifer, 81, were found dead in their Jersey City boarding house room. Police report accidental illuminating gas leakage caused asphyxiation as the cause of death.
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New York
George Muscelmini
Jennie
Jersey City
Weather Bureau Chief Defends Storm Warnings
Professor Moore of the Weather Bureau rebutts a Richmond court of appeals ruling on storm warnings. He argues the decision commends, not condemns, forecast responsibility for rain damage claims on unsheltered docks. He cites the bureau’s accuracy and timely warnings for severe weather aiding farmers.
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Bao
Washington
Moore
Weather Bureau
United States Court of Appeals
Richmond
Carine
United States
Mascots Sent Home From Manila Transport Thomas
Three young regimental mascots involuntarily traveled from Manila aboard the transport Thomas. Fred Seagelstell, 13, from Cleveland, John Wolfling, 9, of Buffalo, and Sam Carter, a colored boy claiming the south as home, distinguished themselves in Philippines actions. Seagelstell captured a Filipino soldier and was captured before landing him within American lines. Wolfling and Seagelstell planned to venture inland with a team of horses but were intercepted by American officers at Calamba and returned to Manila.
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Thomas
Manila
San Francisco
Fred Seagelstell
Cleveland
Thirteenth Regiment
John Wolfling
Buffalo
Sam Carter
South
Seagelstell
Philippines
Lipa
Wolfling
Sengelatell
Grave of Noted Forger Frank Merrick Disturbed in Princeton
The body of Frank Merrick, famed forger, has been stolen or his grave opened, with signs of tampering around the site. Merrick was arrested last week for forgery and died after falling ill before jail transport. Authorities suspect poisoning to hide the body, and the grave is likely to be reopened.
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Princeton
Frank Merrick
Merrick
Archbishop Martinelli to Lead Midnight New Century Service
Washington December 3 Archbishop Martinelli apostolic delegate will take part in a midnight December 31 service at St Patrick s church to consecrate the new century to God. The pope granted special permission to sing a solemn mass at midnight December 31 last year and again this year to mark the closing year and the entire new century. The ceremony is expected to be highly brilliant with many bishops likely to hold similar rites nationwide. Open Season For Deer Too Long
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Washington
Martinelli
St. Patrick’s Church
Collins Named to Succeed Davis in Minnesota Senate
Minneapolis dispatch reports Governor Lind offered Loren W. Collins Republican associate justice of the state supreme court the United States Senate seat vacated by Cushman K. Davis death. Collins has not yet accepted. The appointee will serve until a state legislature elected senator is chosen. In Peru Lima voting for municipal offices drew a large turnout amid excitement but no clashes.
Boa Constrictor Captured Near Roselle After Chase
In Roselle New Jersey locals recount the capture of a 15 foot boa constrictor weighing over 550 pounds. Blake Tatham livery stable owner and George Dravis barber shot and killed the snake after it appeared in a thicket and terrorized a pair of farmers during a rabbit outing. Villagers aided by a dozen boys dragged the reptile into town. The monster had been sighted for months on farms in Union and Middlesex counties preying on poultry and is thought to have escaped from a circus.
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Roselle
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Blake Tatham
George Dravis
Union County
Tatham
Dravis
Union
Middlesex
Chaotic quotation snippets spark weary reflection in press chatter
A collage of brief, disconnected newspaper quips and jokes from Chicago and New York papers, touching on boxing pasts, idleness, bicycles, bunko schemes, and a matrimonial boarding quip, capturing midcentury urban humor and social vignette tones. The excerpts present no single event, but a window into period wit and small anecdotes.
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Asbury Park Journal
Eee Portola
Oreline
Allenhurst
P. D
Atkina Avenue
Weet Park
E. Youxur
Bredley
Charles Snyder
Chadwick Atrest
Philadelphia
Yelang
Allstrom
Begeaways
Long Branch
Malholland Brothers
Grand Avenue
Long Bran
Journal
Cent-Sword
Fast Bond
Mortle Mas c Tonkins
Ee Taw
Bizzane’ S Bank
Long
D. oEe
Wilbur
Cian
Woor
Grand and
Asbury Avos
Burton
D.D
Boston Brothers
Lg, Burton, D.de
One Park
Baudouin Ballat
Broadway
Aioe
DORAN
Winckler Baattinen Vanes
E. Cook
Cnprese
U. 5
Monmouth
F. Hawking
Fawaine & Durand
Frank Durand
England
Rietffontein
Bloemfontein
Rietfontein
Paget
Viljoen
Erasmus
Bonn
Transvaal
the Ledger
West
New
D England
Old Forge
N. Y
Peru
Lima
Economy of
eShop
Bannara
W. W. Davis
Cookman & Grand Avenues
F. 1
Boa
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Hewitt
Albany
Gordon Fletcher Hewitt
London
Springfield
Mass
Manchester Land
Duke of Manchester
Helena ‘Zimmerman
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Eugene Zimmerman
Neptune
Steinbach
Chicago Times Herald
Bunko
George
Chicago Times-Herald
Chicago
Assignee’s
Claude V. Guerin
Lain St. Nett Ocean Palace
Gusanle Clahings Soda
Cookman Avenue
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