Christmas Edition Preview for Danny Journan
The Journal announces a special Christmas edition to be issued Friday, featuring 28 pages with a ten color cover and a symposium on Christmas by Asbury Park clergy. Includes exclusiveness of Ocean Grove by Rev Dr A E Ballard and an interview with Bruce B Keator on Asbury Park’s past, present and future.
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Danny Journan
Asbury Park
Victoity
A. E. Ballard
Ocean Grove
Bruce 8. Keator
Holliday Trade
Romanian Dinkeresco claims skin photograph printing method
A Roumanian named Dinkeresco says he has discovered a process to permanently print photographs on the skin. The claim is described as promising, though its relevance to breach of promise cases is uncertain and could raise social questions about women over forty.
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A. Roumanian
Dinkeresco
Jamaica Ginger Rumor Roils Cumberland Prohibition Area
Citizens report widespread Jamaica ginger abuse in Cumberland County New Jersey with warnings of drunkenness and medical harms. Physicians observe rising rambling, stomach and kidney issues as legislation moves to curb the practice and bootleggers adapt.
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Jamaica
South Jersey
Prohibition
Cumberland
Worallsta
Eprak
Ridgeton
A Thing of Beauty Free Delights Readers
Wonderful work of art to be given away free to every reader of The Sunday Press. The dalatiist picture titled The Youngest Mother will be the masterpiece of Mix Maui Stumm. This is the second week of reproductions by The Sunday Press to create a sensation. The beauty and coloring of the subject make the picture particularly attractive. Order next Sunday's issue.
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Philadelphia
Borsday
Mix
Maui Stumm
Sunday Press
Immortality Sermon By Rev Dr John Love At Reform Church
Rev Dr John Love continued his sermon on immortality at the Reform Church, arguing from reason and divine revelation that life beyond death exists. He quoted scriptural extracts, deeming one verse the best in the Bible: God loved the world and gave His Son that believers may have everlasting life.
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Reforms
John Love
Love
Enlistment Ends for Kenneth Vaughan Aboard Iowa
Kenneth Vaughan of Asbury Park faces the end of his Navy enlistment on Christmas Day. A five year veteran of the battleship Iowa he will be aged on December 25 and is considering reenlisting for another five years while the Iowa rests in San Francisco.
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Kenneth Vaughan
Asbury Park
Iowa
United States ‘Navy
Vaughan
Iowas
San Francisco
JovgNaL newspaper subscription offer
A local ad invites readers to subscribe to the JovgNaL weekly and to rely on paper carriers delivering six cents per week. It emphasizes door delivery and ongoing availability of the weekly issue.
State News Briefs and Oddities From Nearby Pages
A scattered state items roundup notes H Forester of Plainfield learning of an uncle’s claim worth 5 million dollars in Australia. William Freeman of Bloomfield owns a 27 year old gray horse that has begun eating oyster shells. Fourth class postmasters appointed include Mary Holden in Elwood and Peter Kline in North Branch Depot. Two boys found a buried woman’s remains in a garbage dump near Trenton. Bloomfield Sawyer August Treschow plans to leave law for the Episcopal ministry.
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H. Forester
Plainfeld Flotter
Australia
William A. Freeman
Bloomfield
Mies Mary Holden
E. L. Johnson
Elwood
Atlantic County
Peter L. Kline
P. BE. Cramer
North Branch Depot
Elisha J
Mapes
Bloomfeld-Sawyer
Episcopal Church
Pebbles and Local Events Highlight Jersey Shore Notes
Joseph Stilwell of Deover Col visits his sister Mrs A L Conover in Allenhurst. A Long Branch Line car jumped the track at Bond Street and Cookman Avenue near noon. Senator Rufus Blodgett of Long Branch issues a ground-breaking statement. Deal Golf Club held a Saturday event. Military euchre benefits Monmouth Memorial Hospital at Grand Avenue Hotel Wednesday at 8 pm. Neptune fair goods to be auctioned Tuesday night. Owner of a stove gas heater and mandolin to be announced at game time.
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Joseph Stilwell
Deover
Col
A. L. Conover
Elberon Avenue
Allenhurst
Bond Street
Cookman Avenue
Asa Rae
Rufus Blodgett
Long Bratch
Deal Golf Club
Grand Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Baboo English and the Indian Congress Orator
A discussion of Baboo English describing ornate Indian prose and the praise for Madan Mohan Malavayya. The piece notes his mellifluous voice, graceful bearing, and the magical effect of his speeches on congress audiences, with vivid yet neutral observations.
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India
G. W. Stevens
Madan Mohan Malavayya
Congress
Tle
Madan Mohan
Ejiffel
Masic
Congress Company
Americans Prevent Landing Near Pandan as Insurgents Fall Back
Dispatches from Manila report reduced fighting as insurgents retreat with supplies. A U S detachment failed to land near Pandan, anchor chain cut, two killed and two wounded. In Barbaraо mountains Captain Dilis seized ammo and a printing press. Victoria yielded rifles and cartridges. Major Garion and three officers captured. General Agiad’s camp destroyed. 24 insurgents rounded up. MacArthur approved several death sentences and commuted others. Hongkong cables say American aid to rebels increases hopelessness and arms import fuels insurgent violence. In Paso Texas an American citizen Bias Aguirre was sentenced to death by a Juarez court for murder.
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Manila
Forty-seventh
United States Volunteer Infantry
Catanduanes
Luzon
Pandan
Richard T. Dilis
Barbarao
Victoria
Fourth Infantry
Garion
Pasay
Agiad
MacArthur
Paso
Tex
America
Mexico
Aguirre
Juarez
Juanes Cajeda
Texas
Aipa
Republic
Otis Denies Seeking Washington Appointment
Washington December 10 General Harrison Gray Otis denies reports that he is in Washington seeking a government post. Otis states he has not applied for any appointment and is not in Washington on any mission, asserting the Times publication is without foundation and that his affairs in Los Angeles occupy him entirely.
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Otia
Washington
Harrison Gray Otis
Otis
The
Angeles Times
Major John McBride Sees Boer Victory Ahead
Major John McBride, recently returned aboard the steamer Ia Bretager, asserts the Boers will win. He led the Irish brigade recruited here under Colonel Plake and Major McBride, native of County Mayo, Ireland, and predicts Boer success despite recent reverses.
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New York
John McBride
McBride
Plake
County-Mayo
Ireland
Boor Cauve
Football Cripples Census At Chicago And Northwestern
A census of football injuries at the University of Chicago and Northwestern reports 12 players seriously hurt at Chicago and 10 at Northwestern during a brief session. Injuries ranged from ruptured blood vessels to broken noses and torn ligaments.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Northwestern
U S Shipbuilding Totals and Europe Power Note
The United States built 495 vessels in six months ending Nov 30 1900 totaling 140068 gross tons. Seven steel steamers on the Great Lakes led the tonnage with others passing Welland canal. Berlin editorial warns US rising power against Europe and economic growth. Typhoid at Sing Sing shows 17 cases remaining under care with boiled water. Johannesburg dispatch notes barbed wire rimming the town to hinder labile bearers.
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American Shipbuilding
Washington
United States
Great Lakes
New Welland Canal
Europe
Berlin
National Zeitung
America
Asfists
Santa Fe Strike Seen Settled Soon Amid Telegraphers Walkout
Santa Fe officials express optimism that the telegraphers strike will settle quickly. General manager H A Mudge says the strike’s backbone is broken and shops will reopen. nonstriking workers may receive promotions while strikers will not be rehired. The strike threatens orange growers in California with potential heavy losses, while Western traffic remains on schedule with few operators out.
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Topeka
Santa Fe Road
H. A. Mudge
Mr. Mudge
San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Company
Angeles
Dev
Albuquerque
Mojave
Battleships Iowa and Philadelphia Sail for South America
The battleship Iowa and cruiser Philadelphia have sailed from San Diego for South American waters. A fire destroyed lows Agricultural college, with 300 students escaping unharmed. Twenty people were injured in an accident on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad at Gray's Ferry station in West Philadelphia. The Astral, a four masted steel ship built for Standard Oil, was launched from Arthur Sewall’s yard in Bath Missouri and is described as the largest sailing vessel afloat.
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Iowa
Philadelphia
San Diego
Cal
Lows Agricultural College
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Gray's Ferry Station
West Philadelphia
Astral
Standard Ofl Company of
New York
Arthur Sewall Company
Bath
Artist John McAuliffe Milled In New York Window Fall
John McAuliffe a 70 year old New York artist known for horse paintings was killed when he fell from a window at his home. Once a house painter he turned to equine art and painted extensively for patrons including Robert Bonner Commodore Dickinson Colonel Kipp Sheppard Knapp and others.
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John McAulife
New York
McAuliffe
Robert Bonner
Commodore Dickinson
Colonel Kipp
Sheppard Knapp
Thers
Mill Operatives Strike and Tensions In Bedford Mills
Mill operatives in Bedford Massachusetts stage a strike with nearly 1,000 workers staying away from Acushnet and Hathaway mills amid a labor capital clash. The scene signals a possible win for the workers as tensions mount over conditions and wages.
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Bedford
Mass
Acushnet
Hathaway
Amazing mammoth lathe turns granite for cathedral columns
A Boston Transcript description details a giant 125 ton lathe used to turn and polish 64 foot long granite columns for the St John the Divine cathedral in New York. The 85 foot machine, driven by a 50 horsepower engine, produces three revolutions per minute at polishing speed and oversees a 300 ton stone turning process.
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Cathedral of St. John the Divine
New York City
Mystery Ring Found Behind Bathroom Pipes
A Boston Herald tale describes a society woman missing a valuable diamond ring after washing hands. A pet mouse reportedly swallowed the ring's box of bran and wore the jewel as it died, revealing the chain of events and the mystery’s resolution.
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Boston Herald
Gen.y
Milady
Mousie
Doctor Fairfax descendant of English peerage in Maryland life
A Maryland case notes the death of Dr Fairfax from a distinguished English family. He avoided title ostentation, practiced medicine after studying at Pennsylvania and Princeton, and lived as a gentleman farmer in the south before moving near Bejlaville Maryland with his military family ties and inherited modest fortune.
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Fairfax
Maryland
England
United States
South
University of Pennsylvania
Virginia
Georgetown
Princeton
Washington
Bejlaville
Fairfax, Wii
Col. Birby
United States Army
Conductor Tricks Five Women on North Clark Car
A party of five well dressed women in a Lincoln Park bound North Clark Street car argued over who would pay the fare. The conductor feigned indifference then playfully claimed a match with a handshake and collected fares from another passenger, leaving the women amused and surprised at the trick.
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Clark Street
Lincoln Park
Chicago Chronicle
Pio Ductor
Isdiat
Washingtonm Street
Miscellaneous items reveal puzzling historic notes
The snippet reports varied figures from wages to Civil War battles, a China etiquette book, U S wheat leadership, and pyramid dimensions. It also cites legal rights gaps in eight states and uneven child custody rules, reflecting scattered historical trivia and statutory contrasts.
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Saxony
Cho
China
United States
France
Aussia
Nangary
Germany
Italy
Pyrand
Gizeh
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Sondensed
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Magiiah
Daily Mail
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Delaware
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Cass Lippencott
Delaware River
Martin
Lippencott
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the Hague
Kruger
Oeeon
Vhaims
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Mindlay
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