Christmas Edition Promises Colorful 28-Page Journal Feature
Friday edition of The Journan will publish a 28 page Christmas special with a ten color cover. Include a clergy symposium on Christmas from Asbury Park pastors and a feature on Ocean Grove exclusiveness by Rev. Dr. A E Ballard. Bruce Keator Interview covers past present and future of Asbury Park. A Madonna and Child image will appear on the third section.
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Danny Journan
Asbury Park
Victoity
A. E. Ballard
Ocean Grove
Bruce 8. Keator
Holliday Trade
Romanian Dinkeresco claims skin printing photos process
A Roumanian named Dinkeresco reports a method to permanently print photographs on skin. The piece suggests this art could influence breach of promise cases where women aged around 40 are involved, noting the vast possibilities.
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A. Roumanian
Dinkeresco
Jamaica Ginger PoisonF fame prompts Cumberland crackdown
Prohibition Cumberland County battles Jamaica ginger used to spike drinks causing drunkenness in South Jersey. Authorities draft a prohibitory statute as drug stores halt sale of ginger and locals brew their own mixtures. Physicians warn of rambling talk, stomach damage, gastritis, and liver issues from chronic heavy use.
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Jamaica
South Jersey
Prohibition
Cumberland
Worallsta
Eprak
Ridgeton
A Thing of Beauty Free Art Giveaway by Sunday Press
A dalatiist painting titled The Youngest Mother will be given away to every reader of the Philadelphia Sunday Preacher’s Sunday issue on December 16. The image, by Mix Maui Stumm, is part two of a series of reproductions intended to create a sensation. Readers should order next Sunday's issue to receive the free artwork.
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Philadelphia
Borsday
Mix
Maui Stumm
Sunday Press
Immortality Theme Delivers Sermon by Rev John Love
Rev Dr John Love continued his sermon on immortality at the Reforms Church. He argued from reason and divine revelation that life after death exists, citing Bible extracts including the verse about God sending His only begotten Son for eternal life to those who believe.
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Reforms
John Love
Love
Enlistment Expiration For Kenneth Vaughan Aboard Iowa
Kenneth Vaughan of Asbury Park on the battleship Iowa will see his enlistment expire on Christmas Day after five years in the navy with two months served. He will be turning a certain age on December 25 and is seriously considering reenlisting for another five years as the Iowa sits at San Francisco.
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Kenneth Vaughan
Asbury Park
Iowa
United States ‘Navy
Vaughan
Iowas
San Francisco
JovgNaL offers weekly paper subscription notice
A brief public notice promotes the JovgNaL weekly newspaper and door delivery service. It states six cents per week and encourages readers to subscribe for the weekly edition, naming M as a contact.
Political and social notes from New Jersey briefed
The itemized note covers H. Forester of Plainfield learning from an uncle about a $5 000 000 Australian estate, William A. Freeman of Bloomfield owning a 27 year old gray horse, four new postmasters appointed including Elwood Atlantic county and North Branch Depot, a discarded garbage dump discovery of a buried woman's remains in Trenton, and August M. Treschow Bloomfield-Sawyer deciding to pursue 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
Local Scene and Notes From Shore Town
Joseph Stilwell of Deover Col visits sister Mrs A L Conover in Allenhurst. Long Branch line car 88 jumps the track at Bond street and Cookman avenue. Senator Rufus Blodgett of Long Branch issues grounda. Deal Golf Club event held Saturday. Military euchre at Grand Avenue Hotel to aid Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Neptune fair goods to be auctioned after game time. Owner of stove gas heater and mandolin to be announced.
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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 oratory
The piece analyzes Baboo English, praising the ornate Indian rhetoric in magazines and newspapers. It quotes praise for lawyerly phrasing and for Madan Mohan Malavayya, noting his mellifluous speech, striking posture, and captivating oratory at the congress platform.
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India
G. W. Stevens
Madan Mohan Malavayya
Congress
Tle
Madan Mohan
Ejiffel
Masic
Congress Company
Insurgents Fall Back as U S Forces Report Several Engagements
A Catanduanes detachment failed an assault on Pandan, two Americans slain and two wounded after anchor chain was cut. Captain Dilis captured weapons stock at Barbarao and Victoria, while Major Garion and three officers were taken in Pasay. General Agiad's camp destroyed and 24 insurgents rounded up. MacArthur approves death sentences for murder arson and pillage. Hong Kong reports Manila arms trade aiding rebels. Bias Aguirre sentenced to death in Juarez for murder. extradition case ongoing.
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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
Otis Not a Place Hunter Denies White House Appointment
Washington dispatch states General Harrison Gray Otis has not sought any official appointment and is not in Washington on any mission. Otis declares the published reports are unfounded and that the Angeles Times is diverting his attention from duties.
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Otia
Washington
Harrison Gray Otis
Otis
The
Angeles Times
McBride Predicts Boer Victory Amid Return to New York
Major John McBride, formerly of the Boer army and commander of the Irish brigade recruited in the United States, arrived aboard the steamer Ia Bretager. He spoke enthusiastically for the Boer cause and forecast their ultimate win despite recent reverses.
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New York
John McBride
McBride
Plake
County-Mayo
Ireland
Boor Cauve
Football Cripples Count At Chicago And Northwestern
A census of football injuries at the University of Chicago and Northwestern shows 12 serious or painful injuries at Chicago and 10 at Northwestern during a brief session. Damages ranged from ruptured blood vessels to broken noses and torn ligaments.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Northwestern
American shipbuilding totals and canal passers in 1900 data
United States built 495 vessels from June 30 to November 30 1900 totaling 140068 gross tons. Main share: seven steel steamers on the Great Lakes 34933 tons four smaller steel steamers 8450 tons and one steel schooner barge 2700 tons. canal passage noted for ships through the Welland canal.
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American Shipbuilding
Washington
United States
Great Lakes
New Welland Canal
Santa Fe Strike Seen Settling Slowly
Topeka December 10 officials of the Santa Fe railroad express optimism that the telegraphers strike is nearly over. They claim the strike backbone is broken and normal operations will return in two weeks, rescinding shop closures and promoting loyal workers while excluding strikers. In San Bernardino the strike hits orange growers, risking heavy losses as 825 workers are affected and 100 carloads of fruit are at stake. Los Angeles reports trains on time with fewer than 60 operators out, mostly west of Albuquerque.
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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
Warships sail from San Diego. ships and fires reported
The battleship Iowa and cruiser Philadelphia left San Diego for South American waters. A fire destroyed a large agricultural college with 300 students escaping. Twenty injured in a Philadelphia area railroad accident. The Astral, a four masted steel ship for Standard Oil, launched from Bath Missouri, touted 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 Killed In Window Fall
New York artist John McAuliffe aged 70 was fatally injured after falling from a window at his home. Known for horse paintings, he began as a home painter and built a niche in equine portraiture painting for patrons including Bonner Dickinson 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 in Bedford Mills
A labor dispute grips Bedford Massachusetts as nearly 1,000 mill operatives walk out of the Acushnet and Hathaway mills amid expectations of victory. Drowned In the Delaware. Joseph Martin and Cass Lippencott attempt a gale crossing. Martin drowns while Lippencott is rescued after a icy struggle. The Hague. Kruger attends religious service and meets with leaders after a Boer anthem is played. Harlech Castle mutiny. The Union Castle liner Harlech Castle is held after a mutiny and police guard is placed aboard. Weather forecast: fair and cold with a northerly wind.
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Bedford
Mass
Acushnet
Hathaway
Delaware
Burlington
N. J
Joseph Martin
Cass Lippencott
Delaware River
Martin
Lippencott
Remarkable mammoth lathe reshapes cathedral granite
The article describes a giant 125 ton lathe used in New York to turn granite columns for the cathedral of St John the Divine. The machine, 85 feet long with a 64 foot bed, weighs 125 tons and operates at cutting and polishing speeds of 1.75 and 3 RPM respectively. It can turn 24 inches off a 310 ton block in a single pass.
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Cathedral of St. John the Divine
New York City
Mystery of the Lost Ring Ends With Mouse Skeleton
A Boston Herald tale recounts a society woman’s diamond ring going missing after hand washing. A mouse reportedly swallowed the ring with bran and later died, leaving a skull and the jewel behind the bathroom water pipes for identification.
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Boston Herald
Gen.y
Milady
Mousie
Death of Dr Fairfax Reveals English Peer Heritage
A Maryland obituary notes Dr Fairfax, a prominent local figure, belonged to a distinguished English family. He avoided ostentation, inherited a peerage from his elder brother, and pursued medicine after studying at the University of Pennsylvania. He later moved to Georgetown then Princeton before practicing in Washington. His southern loyalties influenced his family's migration during the Civil War era.
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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
Five women spark a car fare feud ends with quick joke
A party of five well dressed women on a North Clark Street cable car argued over who should pay the fare. The conductor pretended not to notice then cleverly confronted them and paid the fare for all, leaving the group astonished at his quick wit.
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Clark Street
Lincoln Park
Chicago Chronicle
Pio Ductor
Isdiat
Washingtonm Street
Chcags
Miscellaneous items and misquoted facts
Disjointed notes cite a teacher salary in Saxony at 300 dollars, Civil War battles total 3126, Lady Cho of China wrote a etiquette book, U S wheat share at 20 percent with Rugain France and others following, Gizeh pyramid dimensions and height, and legal rights on property and children in several states.
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Saxony
Cho
China
United States
France
Aussia
Nangary
Germany
Italy
Pyrand
Gizeh
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