Summer tenant was expensive
A suit in the Supreme Court, brought by Mrs. Prudence J. Stiles, seeks $500 damages from Dr. Frank J. Connolly for alleged willful destruction of cottage furniture and neglectful disposal leaving the Bond Street rental in a wretched state. Represented by Samuel A. Patterson, Stiles notes prior instances of disputed damage and cites lease clauses on wear and tear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Prudence J. Stiles
Stileste
Samuel A. Patterson
Laat
Bond Street
First
Second Avenues
Frank J. Connolly
Newark
Auit
Stiles
Noble's flour and sacks advertised at local markets
In a brief ad the retailer promotes Noble's Best Flour priced at 3.09 per barrel and sacks of laced nuts and other goods at 4.49 per barrel and 7 cents per sack. The note highlights being the only local dealers for Noble's flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOBLE
Starres
Noble's Star
California
J.J. Parkes
Stepping Stone to Wealth in Asbury Park Boarding House
Big money in boarding houses. 45 room Asbury Park property offered by Twining & VanSant Roome. Asking terms include 3000 down, 8000 mortgage at 5 percent, second mortgage at 6 percent, with net income over 700 after fixed costs of 848. Property rents reach 1500 and is described as first class, well built and furnished on Mattison Ave and Bond St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Twining & VanSant
Mommourh
Mattison Ave
Bond St
Fire Company Matters Reported After Last Night’s Meeting
Wesley Engine Company met last night with Charles E. King filling the chair in President Appleby’s absence. Howard Hulick elected a three year trustee for the Fireman's Relief Association. Mayor Frank L. Ten Broeck Wellington H. Nott and J Henry Ryne chosen as representatives for one year. Garret Schenck elected to membership. The company voted to buy twelve oilers and twelve heavy mittens for the hose wagon. Tomorrow night the steamer will be taken out for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Engine Company
Appleby
Charles E. King
Howard Hulick
Fireman's Relief Association
Frank L. Ten Broeck
Wellington H. Nott
J. Henry Ryne
Garret Schenck
Fraternal Frights and Orations Highlight Evening Programs
Tecumseh Tribe No 60 in Winckler's Hall at 8. Asbury Lodge No 142 meets at Cook's building at 8. Seaside Commandery No 695 and Atlantic Rebekah Degree No 2 hold events at 8 in Appleby and Manning buildings. Local Camp 88 plans an Educational Hall entertainment tomorrow night with Warren G Richards as entertainer and Philadelphia lawyer George Bradford Carr to speak on the order's aims. Committees: Carton, Robbins, Taylor, Bearmore, Hendricks, Tompkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh Tribe
Winckler’s Hall
Asbury Lodge
Cook's
Seaside Commandery
United Order of the Golden Cross
Appleby
Atlantic Rebekah Degree
Manning
Warren G. Richards
George Bradford Carr
Philadelphia
James Carton
Albert Robbins
A. A. Taylor
Lewis Bearmore
Fred Hendricks
G. L. D. Tompkins
Pioneer Association to Meet at Grand Avenue Hotel
The Plonger Association of Asbury Park pre-1872 residents holds its annual banquet tomorrow night at the Grand Avenue Hotel. Children of pioneers may attend under a new rule. President George L. Atkins and scribe John A Githena lead the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plonger Association
Asbury Park
Grand Avenue Hotel
Children of the Pioneers
George L. Atkins
John A Githena
State House Addition Nears Occupancy As Interiors Rush
Exterior work on the Trenton state house addition is largely complete except for stucco. Interior construction will be accelerated, with new offices expected to be ready for occupancy in about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Adjourned Meeting of Commissioners of Appeal Held in Council Rooms
An adjourned meeting will be held in the Council rooms on Mattison Avenue Thursday December 6 at 9 o clock a m to hear complaints relating to assessments. Adyv 2012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners ‘of Appeal
Commissioners of Appeal
Mattison Avenue
Adyv
Former State Senator Frederick Marsh Sanatorium Case
Former New Jersey figure Frederick Marsh of Elizabeth is in a New York sanitarium for treatment amid long running financial troubles that led to heavy drinking. Friends offered to cover about 11000 pounds to reset his life, but Marsh refused charity, noting his mental state improved after leaving Elizabeth for treatment. His friend Harry Harmon holds the Marsh house mortgage, while Marsh’s wife has gone to be with her mother. the couple has two working children. Marsh, born in Elizabeth forty two years ago, made and lost a large legal fortune, with some clients’ money reportedly missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marsh
Elizabeth
New York
Marah
Mr. Marsh
Another Freak Voyage Starts Atlantic City Race Plan
Captain William A. Andrews, famed Atlantic Ocean voyager, announces a repeat life risking race in tiny boats with Charles A. Bigney of Boston. Start is set for June 1901 from Atlantic City. His last voyage nearly cost him his life after being rescued 400 miles at sea and carried to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Andrews
Ocean Voyager
Atlantic
Charles
Boston
Andrews
Atlantic City
Europe
Seymour for Governor backed by Hudson vote shift
Collector Robert Davis, a Republican, backs Newark Mayor James W. Seymour for Democratic gubernatorial nominee, arguing Murphy cannot win and will be beaten only by a Newark Democrat. He pledged Hudson votes at the next state convention, signaling a shift in Democratic strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davis
Republicana
Franklin Murphy
James W. Seymour
Newark
Davis
Murphy
Hudson
Seymour
New Jersey
New Jersey Sanitary Association Holds Annual Meeting
The New Jersey Sanitary Association will hold its twenty sixth annual meeting on Friday and Saturday at the Laurel House in Lakewood. D C Bowen inspector of the Asbury Park Board of Health will demonstrate apartment disinfection. Dr John Taylor medical Inspector of public schools in Asbury Park will read a paper on Medical Inspection of Schools. Dr William S Disbrow of Newark will participate in the discussion. City Clerk James F Connolly of Newark, summer resident of Asbury Park, is on the program for a discussion on Improvement of Methods for Securing Returns of Births in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Sanitary Association
Laurel ,House
Lakewood
D. c. Bowen
Asbury Park
Newark
New Jersey
Oreos Club Opens Basketball Season in Asbury Park
The Oreos Athletic Club plans to start its basketball season around December 15 in Asbury Park. Games will be at Central Hall, promising a stronger draw after the team earned a notable football reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreos Athletic Club
Asbury Park
Central Hall
Ahe
Oreos
Wheelmen's New Members at Asbury Park Meeting
The Asbury Park Wheelmen held their monthly meeting electing Dr. O. E H. Lynott William H. Barnard and L G Bandera as members The Ocean Grove High School professor 8 K Relfenyder was proposed for membership Charter member Charles R Zacharias was made honorary member for his work In road improvement George B Ferguson elected secretary treasurer to replace Tallman A Miller who resigned The club adopted resolutions recognizing Miller's services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park Wheelmen
O. E H. Lynott
William H. Barnard
L.G. Bandera
K. Relfenyder
Ocean Grove High School
Charles R. Zacharias
Wheelmen
Zacharias
George 8. Ferguson
Tallman A. Miller
Miller
Local notices and society items from Ocean Grove area
A fragment of a community round up lists meetings and events including the Building and Loan Association Friday night, a special Freeholders meeting in Freehold with attendees from Asbury Park, the McKinley and Roosevelt Club of Ocean Grove meeting tonight, and a traveler group heading to Hot Springs. Also noted are a lost pocketbook from Allenhurst and a pastor’s vacation return plus a church inquiry on unpardonable sin drawing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Freehold
Oliver and
Rockefeller
Asbury Park
McKinley and Roosevelt Club
Ocean Grove
Clarendon Building
Ralph Gorsline
Coast Land Improvement Company
Allenhurst
D. C. Cornell
E. E. Dayton
T. Frank Appleby
Theodore Beringer
Hot Springs
Revising Licenses by City Finance Committee Session
The Finance Committee of the Common Council met this afternoon with License Inspector Tindall to discuss revisions to the license ordinance. They proposed modifications to be drafted by the City Solicitor. Committee members are Councilmen Meeks, Trent and Wilbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee of Common
Council
Tindall
Contrcllmen Meeks
Trent and
Wilbur
Neptune’s Fair A Big Success In Asbury Park
Neptune Engine Company hosts a week long fair in its engine house to raise funds for equipment the most popular booths include groceries cigars dolls and art upstairs displays and a shooting gallery with three targets a Morris chair and a diamond ring prize for the top fundraiser among hospitals and clubs the event runs this week with daily draws and a grand finish to determine winners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Neptune Engine Company
Harry Jostes
Morris
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Isolation
Monmouth Club
Monmouth Hospital
E. H. Wilcox
Edwin B. Reed
Paterson Mystery Women Linked to Trenton Tragedy
Miss Katie A. Mooney, formerly of Trenton, died at St Joseph's Hospital Paterson from drugs. Her sister Mrs Andrew Pugh of 45 Summer St Trenton holds the body. Police seek two women seen with Mooney in Paterson hours before she fell unconscious. hospital doctors puzzled by cause of death. Mooney had been visiting KenRington New York and spent Thanksgiving in Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie A. Mooney
Trenton
Andrew Pugh
Summer Street
St. St. Joseph's Hospital
Paterson
Congregational Church Reconsiders Pastoral Record, Postmaster Candidates Named
One year ago today the First Congregational Church reconsidered a former pastor's commendation erasing it from records. Rev Dwight E Marvin of Germantown called to the church, City Collector Hubbard and George C named postmaster candidates. Eureka Fire Company No 2 of West Park elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Howard T. Widdemer
Dwight E. Marvin
Germantown
Hubbard
George C
Eureka Fire Company, No. 2
West Park
Money for the Willard Home Funds
Constable Theodore Hulick received a letter from Rev. Howard E. Thompson of St. Peter's Freehold stating he has in his possession 25 dollars given for the Willard Home and asking who may receive it. He will confer with Rector Miller of Trinity Church Asbury Park, who will ensure the money is applied to its proper use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hulick
Howard E. Thompson
St. Peter’s Church
Freehold
Willard
Hulick
Miller
Trinity Church
Asbury Park
Funeral of Alfred Mason at St Pauls Ocean Grove
The death notice reports Alfred Mason died Saturday and his funeral was held this morning at St Pauls Methodist Church Ocean Grove. Attendees included representatives from Odd Fellows Encampment and Ben Hur. Revs J G Reed H J Hayter and William H Margerum delivered remarks and burial was at Wall Cemetery. A Republican Union League Club meeting in Asbury Park is set for December 4 1900 at 8 pm at Park Hall with invitations to Republicans to enroll names. By order of F L Ten Broxck president Jxesx L Onmenod secretary by Adv Read Crosbies ad on page six of JOURNAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Mason
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ocean Grove
Odd Fellows
Ben Hur
J. G. Reed
H. J. Hayter
William H. Margerum
Wall Cemetery
Republican Union League Club
Asbury Park
Park Hall
F. L. Ten Broxck
Jxesx L. Onmenod
Adv
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Prudence Stiles
Dr. Connolly
J. J. Parker CO
Asc
Nednac
Jersey
Victor Brand
N. Y
Ioneene
Nts
Urddy
John F. Seger
Cookman Avenue
Fire Company Matters
Weeky'p
Pioneer Association
A& Sanitarium
Bob” Davis
G. B. Herbert
Bank Bulldig
Wheelmen’s
Building and Loan Association
Asher
Burton
Seger
William Giffard
James Bradley Giffard
Gook Howland
Common Council
Neptune’s Fair
Pennsylvania Railroad
Little Silver
Crosbie
Weber, Ivers & Pond
Emerson, McPhail
R. A. Tusting
Asbury Avenue
Ocean
Asbury Park, N. d
Peter Bath
First Avenue
Bradley Market
Lvin
McCabe
Alsan
Iha
Viuhiaily
7J O
Muscle Sporting Partes
Harry A. Borden
Cor
Bond St. and
MattisonAy
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