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Newspaper
Asbury Park Journal
Location
Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
12
Bullock’s Luck Looms Over Monmouth Murder Case
The report claims murderer Bullock was mortally wounded by captors while fleeing the Freehold jail and facing possible execution. After two prior murder convictions, he may escape the gallows, with liberty appearing sweet amid grim circumstances and potential county expense saved by his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock
Freehold
James Walsh
County of
Monmouth
Howell Defends Asbury Park Post Office Request
A New Jersey letter to the editor defends Rep. Howell against claims Asbury Park’s post office project is not prioritized. It notes New Brunswick securing a federal building fund while Asbury Park awaits. The piece cites Howell’s promise to advocate for the Asbury Park project and mentions beer prices and a domino game fad in Monmouth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
New Brunswick
Howell
New Jersey Government Expenditures Budgeted for 1902
The Treasury Secretary presents New Jersey details for the 1902 fiscal year with totals for salaries of internal revenue staff and surveyors totaling 85 067 dollars and river and harbor projects across multiple streams and harbors including Passaic Matawan and Raritan rivers, and post office janitors and custodians budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
New Jersey
Internal Revenue
Vth
Proving Grounds
Sandy Hook
Allowgy Creek
Elizabeth River
Manasquan
Matawan Creek
Passaic River
Raritan River
Shoal Harbor
Compton Creek
Shrewsbury River
South River
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Staten Island
Keyport Harbor
Raritan Bay
Newark Custom House
Paternon Post Office
Trenton Post Office
One Year Ago Today at Lake Avenue Hotel Church Service
Friends of Rev. H T Widdemer former pastor of the First Congregational Church held divine services in the parlors of the Lake Avenue Hotel. Magistrate Cross awarded $50 against James Johnson a butcher for violating a contract with Harriet Corbin colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Widdemer
First Congregational Church
Lake Avenue
Cross
James Johnson
Harriet Corbin
Freehold Driving Club Elects Officers At Annual Dinner
The Freehold Driving Club held its annual dinner at Simonson's Hotel Freehold electing Thomas E. Morris as president William H. DuBosa first vice president W E Truex second vice president H A Sutphen treasurer W H Carson Clifford C Snyder and C G Da Bola to the Executive Board Hyacinth C Levy Peter F Conover and Judson Matthews were named new members The club set next year’s big race meets for Memorial Day and the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold Driving Club
Simonson’s
Freehold
Thomas E. Morris
William H. DuBosa
W. E. Truex
H. A. Sutphen
W. H. Carson
Clifford C. Snyder
C.G. da- Bola
Hyacinth C. Levy
Peter F. Conover
Judson Matthews
Robbery Suspects Held in Elizabeth Jail
Chaplain Glazebrook reports two men Robert King twenty four and Joseph Mahoney twenty one were jailed after attempting to steal silverware from Rev Dr Otis A Glazebrook’s residence. They were pursued after leaving the house and caught following a brief chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert King
Joseph Mahoney
Elizabeth
Otis
A. Glazebrook
N. G
N. J
Sanitary Shave Plans for Newark Barber Shops
Health officials push Boston style reforms to Newark barber shops to ensure cleanliness. Rules require sterilized tools, single use towels, restricted blood stopping materials, hot and cold running water, and strict hand cleansing. The Indianapolis code demands even stricter measures, including separate water faucets for each barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Boston
Indianapolis
Secret society meetings and lodge notices in Coast City
This evening multiple groups meet at 8 o clock in Appleby and Manning Halls including Coast City Council Royal Arcanum Pride of Park Council and Twin City Council with Nobles invited to attend. Next Wednesday G H Terpenny will visit the Macabees. remarks cover benefits of membership. Refreshments by J R Weir Jr. Knights of Golden Eagle elects new members. Liberty Temple holds lodge of sorrow for Mrs Alexander Hanshe next Wednesday with Corinthian Castle invited. Grand Fraternity staged an Educational Hall entertainment with Warren G Richards and Professor Waterhouse. George Carr spoke on orders benefits. Dancing closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast City Council
Royal ‘Arcanum
Winckler
Pride of Park Council
Daughters of Liberty
Appleby Building
Twin City Council
Legion of the Red Cross
Manning Hall
G. H. Terpenny
Knights of Golden Eagle
John F. Leaver
Joseph Brower
Richard Bradford
Liberty Temple
George Carr
Philadelphia
Railroad brakeman dies after neck injury at Palmyra
Philip Jones died in Camden after a broken neck suffered at Palmyra last Monday. His case drew wide medical interest as the vertebrae below the fracture separated and the instant survival was noted as remarkable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Jones
Palmyra
Walter Daryea
Camden
Jones
State News Briefs Jump From Paterson to Jersey Shore
Jennie Cello 17 seeks protection from longtime suitor Marcello Pece who allegedly threatens to cut her throat if she refuses. Elizabethport Bank names Charles D. Doctor as cashier replacing Walter O. Smith after a robbery loss of 109716. Abram Greenberg sues John and Leonora Lynch over being walled up in a rental home. Cape May ends gas contract with electric company. Eatontown fire destroys two barns and hotel sheds in $3000 loss. Strong winds raise sea levels at Raritan Bay affecting late Central road trains. Jersey City confectioner fined 20 for selling rum candy to schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Cello
Recorder
Paterson
Marcello Pece
Charles D. Doctor
Elizabethport Banking Company
Walter O. Smith
William Schre
Elwood Snyder
Real Estate Transfers In New Jersey Townships
A long list of property transfers across Neptune Township West Asbury Park Ocean Grove and nearby towns. Transfers include Walton and Johnson to various buyers with prices from $1 to $20 838 and noted sums such as 10 000 and 1 400. Names include West Avurtna Ewptna Wyckoff Hawkes Applegate Davia Johnson Rogers Beebe Matthews Truex Loud Gurndon McDermott Maloney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan West Ewptna
West Abburt Fark
James A. Wyckoff
Wilson, Gaddis & Co
Neptune Township
Weat Asebury
Roe
Lewis Arthur Hawkes
Sarah L. Applegate
Weat
Asbury
Obadiah E. Davia
Sheriff
Asbury Park
Owen Grove Bank
Ocean Grove
Hi Uedes
E. Tareas
Ito
Matthias T. Anplegaiece
G. Lloyd
Gideon
Piloco
Margaret Koon
Neptune City
Coran
Henry Truex
Clarence
Steiner
Poplar
Charles EL Loud
Thomas J. Fletcher
Edgemore
Coast Land Improvement Co
Margaret M. Gurndon
Allenhurst
Joseph McDermott
Martin Maloney
Spring Lake
Mortgage filed for 85 million by Morris and Essex Railroad
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company, leased to the Delaware Lackawanna and Western as a division of the Lackawanna system, filed a mortgage of 85 million to Farmers' Loan and Trust Company with County Clerk Howard in Elizabeth. The loan bears 0.33 percent interest and matures in December 2000. Revenue stamps totaling nearly 16 thousand dollars were required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris and Essex Railroad Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lackawanna System
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Howard
Elizabeth
Pine Wood Washes Ashore From Schooner Near West End
Dozens of cords of pine wood were washed ashore on West End beach on Tuesday. Fishermen secured enough wood to last them through winter. The timber likely came from a deck load aboard a schooner bound up the coast. high seas apparently swept it overboard. The vessel did not strike the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Roses Reach 798 Known Species in Popular Science
The article notes 798 distinct rose species and describes a telephonic link project between England and Belgium to open to the public around February 1, 1901. It also reports Typhoid endemic in Guam and a rapid telegraphic messaging system using light and perforated paper. Mount St. Elias experienced a strong earthquake causing ice avalanches and large debris to cascade downslope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Belgium
van Reypen
Guam
Polak
Virag
Mount St. Elias
New Southern Industry in South Carolina Phosphate Harvest
The St. Louis Globe Democrat reports that South Carolina African Americans have begun a new industry by hand-picking phosphate rock. They anchor boats on the Coosaw river in depths of 17 to 25 feet and dive for rock fragments, sometimes recovering stones weighing up to a hundred pounds. The phosphate from the river bed is described as the most valuable known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Coosaw
St. Louis
Powers Agree Punishments Indemnity Chinese Accord
Washington Dec six state department reports that Chinese foreign ministers reached an agreement. The United States prefers the severest punishment and formal admission of liability for indemnity, with future negotiations to follow. The Rosecrans sails from Nagasaki to Manila with the Fifteenth Infantry to relieve posts in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Peking
Hay
Conger
United States
Ludington
Rosecrans
Nagasaki
Manila
Lea
China
Legation Guard
General Chaffee
Philippines
London
Shanghai
Times
Tung Fu Helang
Che-kiang
The
Daily Mail
Wiiting
MA HOLDS MOUNTAIN PASSES
Chinese forces under General Ma hold Shanai mountain passes on the Chi-li frontier amid reports from Pe king. An explosion at Paoo-Ting Fu killed one and wounded four others. Li Hung Chang cites Sih- Liang's harsh actions against rebels, with Yam duties toward missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanei
Berlin
von Waldersee
Peking
Shanai
Chi-li
Paoo-Ting Fu
Wolfgramm
Foreign Office
Li Hung Chang
Sih- Liang
Shansi
Kwang 8U
Battleship Iowa to begin winter cruise from San Francisco
The battleship Iowa and the cruiser Philadelphia have orders to leave San Francisco for a winter cruise southward. No specific objective is listed, but unsettled conditions near the isthmus prompt U S ships to maintain a visible presence in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Pacific Station
Philadelphia
San Francisco
United States
Shipping Damaged by Storm in New England Areas
Boston dispatch reports a gale across New England causing multiple marine disasters. Four schooners driven ashore at Beverly, one tug and five barges sunk at Newburyport, another tug injured in a collision, and three schooners driven ashore at Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Bhugland
Beverly
Newburyport
Balem
Conscience Awakened Suspects Return of Stolen Goods
Boston report details a months long case of remorse after a theft from the Boston and Maine Railroad. A letterled confession linked two boxes of flannel valued at 300 dollars to a theft in Ballardvale, with subsequent partial payments totaling 144 dollars and later 74 dollars, as the balance was promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Watts
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston Herald
J. N. George
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Ballardvale
Mass
New York
Ballardvale Manufacturing Company
Boston and
Maine
Bulgarian cabinet resigns in shock political shift
Condensed dispatches report the Bulgarian cabinet has resigned as a political shakeup unfolds. Severe gales sweep the English Channel and the czar’s convalescence continues toward a favorable course. A Boston fire on Portland and Causeway streets causes $150,000 in losses. Reports note Turkey blocks telegrams from Smyrna about Kentucky. The Dutch premier says he cannot state when Holland could propose arbitration between England and the Boers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
Portland
Causeway Streets
Boston
Smyrna
Kentucky
Holland
England
First Alaska Coast party reaches coast from Dawson
Amtr's arrival at Victoria reports two unknown men found frozen on the trail and partially eaten by wolves. Weather near Dawson was brutally cold with Selwyn reporting 59. Below on November 16. Also notes deaths of Sterling B. Higgins and Hector McDonald and stalled auto traffic between Dawson and White Horse. Mail service continues despite hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Victoria
B. C
Amtr
Selwyn
Sterling B. Higgins
San Francisco
Hector McDonald
Selkirk
White Horse
Hell Gate
Indian Relief Fund Closed in New York After Donations
New York committee ended its famine relief work after subscriptions reached 252 088 dollars. The group, appointed in May with William B. Dodge as chairman and John Crosby Brown as secretary, notes more than 1 000 000 dollars has been sent from the United States to India for the sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Relief Fund
New York
India
William B. Dodge
John Crosby Brown
United States
Pleaded Guilty of Arson by Couple in Tenement Fire
Adolph Hoffman and his wife Florence pleaded guilty to first degree arson in a New York tenement fire on November 2 that killed or endangered 20 people across five families. Facing up to 40 years, the pair were processed before Recorder Goff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolph Hoffman
Florence
Goff
Harvard Freshman With Uncanny Strength Baffles Lifters
William H. Mack a Harvard freshman of 18 and 149 pounds draws curiosity for standing still while several strong men try to lift him. European and American scientists study him. theories cite nerve resistance or hypnotic currents. Mack demonstrated power by pinning a vaulting pole and deflecting force from others with palm pressure. He recalls the power forming in adolescence and remains unable to explain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Mack
Harvard
Europe
Royal Medical Society of England
Virchow
University of Berlin
Mack
Cochems
Little Chronicle
Rev Campbell Morgan Accepts Northfield Pastorate
Rev G Campbell Morgan of New Court Chapel London has accepted a call to lead the Northfield Massachusetts church left by Dwight L Moody. His career includes service in Stone and Birchfield and writings such as The True Estimate of Life. Also notes on Arnold and a Nightingale study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Campbell Morgan
New Court Congregational Chapel
London
England
Northfield
Mass
Dwight L. Moody
Morgen
Chicago
D. L. Moody
Tetbury
Gloucestershire
Cheltenham
Jewish Collegiate School
Birmingham
Congregational
Stone
Staffordshire
Westminster Road
Birchfield
Near
New Court Congregational
Malachi
Nazareth
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Bank
Gregoria de Quesada
Cuba
Spain
National Bank
Senor "Quesada
Puerto Principe
Gonzalo de Quésada
McKinley
N. H
Burgess Sulphite Fiber Company
Androscoggin
Lower Hudson
NYACE
N. Y
South Nyack
Guerber
Nyack
Tarrytown
Dubbs Ferry
Yonkers
Atlanta
Manley
Henry DeGive
Grand Opera House
Edward Strauss
Association of Ministers
Cain
ST. Petersburg
Czar
Czarowitz
Grand Duke
Michael
Heath
Senate
William M. Johnson
Perry B. Heath
Garrard
Campbell Morgan
Northorld
Matthew Arnold
Nightingale
Mr. Moody
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