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Newspaper
Asbury Park Journal
Location
Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
4
Bullock’s Luck as Capture Rumor Surfaces
Report says murderer Bullock was mortally wounded by captors during arrest after escaping Freehold jail. Twice convicted of murder in the fiat degree, he may avoid the gallows, provoking debate over liberty and county expense in Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock
Freehold
James Walsh
County of
Monmouth
Howell Defends Asbury Park Post Office Fight
The piece questions if Mr Howell is mistaken about prior claims to a federal building for Asbury Park versus New Brunswick. It defends Howell as careful and suggests he will back the Asbury Park project while noting beer prices and a domino craze affecting Monmouth County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
New Brunswick
Howell
New Jersey Expenditure Estimates for Fiscal Year 1902
The Treasury Secretary provides New Jersey specific figures for the 1902 budget. Items include salaries for Internal Revenue collectors and deputies, surveyors, and grounds at Sandy Hook, with a total of 85 067 dollars. River and harbor improvements cover many waterways with multiple line items totaling 700 000 dollars for Delaware Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Additional allocations include Life Saving Service, Newark and Trenton post offices, and janitorial costs.
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
Widdemer Holy Service Held At Lake Avenue Hotel
One year ago today Friends of Rev H T Widdemer former pastor of First Congregational Church held divine services in the parlors of the Lake Avenue Hotel. Magistrate Cross awarded $50 to Harriet Corbin against James Johnson for breach of contract by the butcher.
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 in Freehold. New officers were elected: President Thomas E. Morris, VPs William H. DuBosa and Dr W E Truex, Treasurer H A Sutphen, Secretary W H Carson, with C C Snyder and C G Da Bola added to the Executive Board. New members Hyacinth C Levy Peter F Conover and Judson Matthews joined. The club set its big race meets for Memorial Day and the Fourth of July next year.
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 tale ends with two men jailed in Elizabeth
Chaplain Glazebrook reports Robers Robert King aged twenty four and Joseph Mahoney twenty one were sent to county jail yesterday in Elizabeth for attempting to steal silverware Tuesday from Rev. Dr Otis A Glazebrook chaplain of the Third Regiment N G NJ Glazebrook had given them fifty cents and as they left the house one of them snatched silverware from the sideboard They were chased and caught after a short pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert King
Joseph Mahoney
Elizabeth
Otis
A. Glazebrook
N. G
N. J
Sanitary Shave Standards Proposed for Newark Barbers
Health officials outline Boston inspired rules to clean barber shops in Newark. Requirements include sterilized tools, single use towels, hot and cold running water, immediate hand cleansing, and prohibition of powder puffs and dormitory use. Indianapolis and western city variants add separate faucets and stricter measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Boston
Indianapolis
Secret society meetings and entertainment in Coast City
The report lists multiple secret society meetings this evening at various venues including Coast City Council No 813 Royal Arcanum Winckler Hall and Pride of Park Council No 15 at 8 o clock. Next Wednesday G H Terpenny will address the Macabees and refresh ments will be served by Joseph R Weir Jr. The Knights of Golden Eagle elected John F Leaver Joseph Brower and Richard Bradford.
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
Brakeman Philip Jones Dies After Neck Injury
Philip Jones a railroad brakeman who broke his neck at Palmyra last Monday and whose case drew medical attention has died in Camden. His vertebra fractured below the injury was separated and his instant survival attracted notice among physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Jones
Palmyra
Walter Daryea
Camden
Jones
State News Bits Briefs and Local Incidents
Jennie Cello 17 seeks protection from barber Marcello Pece who allegedly harasses her with threats to cut her throat if she does not run away. Elizabethport Banking Co. to appoint Charles D. Doctor as cashier replacing Walter O. Smith after a bank robbery involving $109,716 by clerk William Schreiberg. Abram Greenberg and wife sue John and Leonora Lynch for damages over being walled up in their house due to rent arrears. Cape May reverts to gas as city council declines renewal with electric company. Fire in Eatontown destroys barns and hotel sheds with about $3,000 loss. Strong winds raise sea level at Raritan Bay causing late trains to be held at Morgan's station. 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 Reported From Neptune Township Area
A period listing numerous property transfers dated December 1 1900 in Neptune township and adjacent areas. Transfers include West Abbott Park West Asbury Park Ocean Grove and Allenhurst parcels with prices ranging from $1 to $20 838 and deeds involving multiple individuals and banks. Notable parties include James A Wyckoff Lewis Arthur Hawkes Obadiah E Davis and Charles E Loud with parcels referenced in Asbury Park Spring Lake and Neptune City.
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 by Morris and Essex Railroad Company
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company now leased to the Delaware Lackawanna and Western and operated as a Lackawanna division filed a mortgage for 85 million dollars with Farmers Loan and Trust Company through County Clerk Howard in Elizabeth on Tuesday. The loan bears 33 percent interest and is due 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 washashore at West End from schooner
Dozens of cords of pine wood washed ashore on West End beach Tuesday. Flahéermen secured enough wood to last winter. Wood came from a schooner bound up the coast and likely washed overboard in high seas. The vessel did not strike the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Roses Reach 798 Known Species and Telephonic Link Planned
Popular Science reports 798 species of roses exist. A telephonic link between England and Belgium is planned for public use around February 1 1901.
New Southern Industry Emerges in South Carolina
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes that African Americans in South Carolina have begun a new industry by hand-picking phosphate rock. They anchor along the Coosaw River, depths run 17 to 25 feet, and dive for fertilizing rock, sometimes recovering fragments weighing up to 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Coosaw
St. Louis
Powers Agree On Punishment Indemnity In China Accord
Washington reports the foreign ministers in Peking reached an agreement submitted to home offices. Secretary Hay authorized Conger to sign. The United States prevailed on punishment and indemnity terms. China to admit liability and defer further talks on indemnity while other points follow the French proposal. Also notes Rosecrans sails from Nagasaki for Manila with the Fifteenth Infantry relieving units 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
Mountain passes held by Chinese on Ji-li front
Reports from Peiping and Shanai say Chinese regulars under General Ma defend mountain passes on the Chi-li frontier amid Boxer suppression. An explosion at Paoo-Ting Fu killed one, wounded Lieutenant Wolfgramm and four others.
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
Iowa and Philadelphia Ordered to Start Winter Southward
The battleship Iowa and the vessel Philadelphia, part of the Pacific fleet, are ordered from San Francisco to begin a winter cruise southward. No specific mission is given, but unrest along the isthmus makes a quick U S presence prudent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Pacific Station
Philadelphia
San Francisco
United States
Shipping Damaged by Storm from New England Coast
Boston December 6 report notes widespread maritime damage from the gale. Four schooners ashore at Beverly, one tug and five barges sunk at Newburyport, another tug injured in a collision, and three schooners driven ashore at Salem with more possible as storms continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Bhugland
Beverly
Newburyport
Balem
Conscience Awakened Robber Returns Goods in Boston Case
Chief Inspector Watts reveals a months long mystery of awakening conscience. A sender returned 14 rolls of flannel valued at $300 and two boxes of stolen goods from the Boston and Maine Railroad. Letters instructed payment of the balance and expenses, with cash portions arriving on Nov. 22, 24, and Dec. 6.
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 as government reshapes
Condensed dispatches report the Bulgarian cabinet's resignation amid a government reshuffle. Severe gales sweep the English Channel. The czar's convalescence progresses favorably. A Boston fire on Portland and Causeway streets causes $150,000 in losses. Turkey blocks telegrams from Smyrna about Kentucky. The Dutch premier cannot set a date for arbitration between England and the Boers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
Portland
Causeway Streets
Boston
Smyrna
Kentucky
Holland
England
First Dawson arrival then snowbound trail bodies found
Amtrak reaches Victoria from Alaska with the first Dawson coast party since freeze up. Two unknown men’ bodies found on the trail, wolves reportedly fed on them, Severe cold noted at Selwyn and other Dawson activity includes idle workers and mail sacks. York plans for Hudson Express boats to 40 mph with 250 passengers proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Victoria
B. C
Amtr
Selwyn
Sterling B. Higgins
San Francisco
Hector McDonald
Selkirk
White Horse
Hell Gate
Lower Hudson
NYACE
N. Y
South Nyack
Guerber
Nyack
Tarrytown
Dubbs Ferry
Yonkers
New York
Indian Relief Fund Closes After Major US Subscriptions
New York relief efforts for India's famine ended after subscriptions totaling 252 088 dollars. The New York committee, formed in May with William B. Dodge as chairman and John Crosby Brown as secretary, met to conclude its work. It is estimated over 1 000 000 dollars has been sent from the United States to aid India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Relief Fund
New York
India
William B. Dodge
John Crosby Brown
United States
Pleaded Guilty of Arson in Tenement Blaze
Adolph Hoffman 24 and his wife Florence pleaded guilty to arson in the first degree before Recorder Goff in New York. They faced possible 40 year sentences for setting fire to their East One Hundred and Forty-sixth street tenement on November 2, affecting 20 residents across five families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolph Hoffman
Florence
Goff
Harvard Freshman With Striking Strength Defies Lifts
18 year old Harvard freshman William H. Mack weighs 149 pounds and can remain motionless while several strong men cannot lift him. European and American scientists, including Prof. Virchow, hypothesize a nerve resistance force or hypnotic current from his hands. Mack demonstrated by pinning a vaulting pole and stymying attempts to move it, with no clear understanding of the power.
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 Named Northfield Pastor After Moody Death
The New Court Congregational chapel London pastor Rev G Campbell Morgan accepts a call to Northfield Massachusetts following Dwight L Moody's death. Morgan, born 1863 in Tetbury, has preached in Northfield and Chicago and authored books including The True Estimate of Life and Discipleship. He leaves London for Massachusetts.
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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van Reypen
Guam
Polak
Virag
Mount St. Elias
Shanghai
Times
Tung Fu Helang
Che-kiang
The
Daily Mail
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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
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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