Keeping Disease Out of Schools
Dr. Henry Mitchell of Asbury Park elected to the Publication Committee of the New Jersey Sanitary Association at its 26th annual Lakewood meeting. T. Frank Appleby named to the executive council. Officers elected: President Herbert Baldwin Newark. first VP H Brewster Willis New Brunswick. second VP Dr John J Leal Paternoster. third VP Moses N Baker Montclair. secretary Dr James A Exton Arlington. treasurer George P Olcott East Orange. Dr. James Taylor described Asbury Park school medical inspections and cases of contagious disease among students. He noted examinations detect deformities and untrained practitioners harm eye health, urging prosecution of unlicensed operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mitchell
Asbury Park
New Jersey Sanitary Association
Lakewood
T. Frank Appleby
Alea
Herbert B. Baldwin
Newark
H. Brewster Willis
New Brunswick
John J. Leal
Pater
Moses N. Baker
Montclair
James A Exton
Arlington
George P. Olcott
East Orange
John Taylor
Hhs
Taylor
State Board
Winter Weather Arrives As Are New Jersey Voters Hold Primaries
Snow appeared briefly amid raw damp air before a rapid thermometer drop and rising winds. The piece notes two township primary elections with Asbury Park voters choosing members for both ward and township Republican Executive committees, reflecting a shift to separate city and township bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weptune Township
Asbury Park
Sugdey School Anniversary Observance Planned
The Grand Avenue Reformed Sunday School begins its twenty fifth anniversary with a January 1901 observance. A special collection at church services next Sunday will cover expenses for the day’s events.
Father of Mrs. Vaughan Dies in Kansas
Matthew Robinson, father of Mrs. Harry Vaughan of Asbury Park, died at his home in Gerard Kansas last Friday. Mrs Vaughan received word that night and left for the west the following morning. She is due to reach Gerard at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Robinson
Harry “Vaughan
Asbury Park
Gerard
Kansas
Women’s jackets offered at reduced prices this week
The remaining stock of cloaks and jackets for women is further discounted this week. All the fashionable materials and stylish cuts are priced at about one-half of their real value, offered by the Tus Sremupace Company as advertised in the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Sremupace Company
Ares
Neptune Engine Company Fair Nets Nearly $1100
The Neptune Engine Company fair ended Saturday after a week, raising about $1,100 with receipts over $1,800. Ladies led by Mrs. Howard D. LeRoy aided, aiming for $1,000, to support hospital funds and a Morria chair donation while prizes honored donors from local figures and organizations. The event will fund a team of horses and meeting-room furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Engine Company
Howard D. LeRoy
Lilian
George Watts
Clarence W. Smith
Claude J. Wiseman
Ida van Clear
John N. Burtis
E Halsey Wilcox
Samuel A. Pattereton
Bertha Martin
Harry Thompson
John
Adrian
Murderer Escapes Essex County Hospital in Newark
George Williams a colored man escaped Friday night from the Essex County Hospital for the Insane in Newark where he was a patient. He had shot his wife in Newark on August 25 and was arrested at Sufferns N Y, jailed briefly, then sent to the county asylum as a supposed lunatic. Police believed he was shamming and say the escape proves their claim. He left by picking a ward door lock and climbing down a fire escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Essex County Hospital
Newark
Sufferns
Williams
Secret society meetings and officers to be chosen
Secret societies Corinthian Castle No. 47 Knights of the Golden Eagle Park Lodge No. 38 Ancient Order United Workmen and Alleta Council Daughters of Pocahontas meet at 8 o clock in various buildings. Corinthian Castle nominates officers with retiring chief John F Knox. successor likely Claude V Wiseman. Election set for next Monday. Last night about seventy five members attended services at West Grove M E Church where Rev W G Moyer spoke on The Supremacy of Jesus from Acts 1 4 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Appleby
Park Lodge
Ancient Order United ‘Workmen
Manning
Alleta Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Mikado
Knights
Golden Eagle
John F. Knox
Knott
Claude V. Wiseman
West Grove M. E
W. G. Moyer
McKinley and Roosevelt Club Nominates Township Republicans
The McKinley and Roosevelt Club in Ocean Grove held a meeting in which candidates for the Township Republican Executive Committee from the First District were named. The slate includes John Patterson William Moran George C Pridham Frank Tantum T Nelson Lillagore and John Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley and Roosevelt Club
Ocean Grove
Republican Executive Committee
John ©. Patterson
William Moran
George C. Pridham
Frank Tantum
T. Nelson Lillagore
John Franklin
Bullock Dies After Portmouth Capture Gleams of Hanged Death
Wilam Bullock the colored murderer of Red Bank Chief Walsh is dead after being shot by captors near Portsmouth. He died from buckshot wounds and was operated on as he neared death. Sheriff Davis, who went to Portamouth to identify him, reported the dispatch. Bullock’s burial will be near the shooting site as relatives in Virginia will arrange. His death saves the county $1000 to $1500 in transport and execution costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam Bullock
Walsh
Red Bank
Isead
Freehold
Davis
Portamouth
Bullock
Portsmouth
Garret
Myers
New Jersey
Virginia
Davie
Close Call on Train as Mayor and Partner Escape Rifle Fire
Mayor Jackson of Belmer and Halstead Wainwright of Asbury Park narrowly escaped injury when a rifle ball shattered a window on a train leaving Freehold at 1 26. They sat apart. glass fragments touched Mayor Jackson's face but caused no harm. The shot's intent and origin remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Jackson
Belmer
Halstead Wainwright
Asbury Park
Manasqima
Freehold
Will Lead to Divorce Viola Patterson and Lewis Rose Arrested
Viola Patterson and Lewis Rose were arrested in Avon on a complaint by William Patterson for adultery. Chief Gravatt and Constable White took them to police HQ and a magistrate’s hearing discharged the couple. Rose works in plumbing. Patterson seeks divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Patterson
Lewis Rose
Avon
William Patterson
Viola
Gravatt
Samuel
White
Township
Borden
Patterson
Jamesburg Reform School
Rose
Jolly Farmer Operetta At Asbury Park High Tonight
The Jolly Farmer an operetta by N B Sargent will be presented in the Asbury Park High School auditorium tonight by school students. The committee led by Jennie Townsend Emma Pratt Coward and G T Sanford aims for a successful show with proceeds split between the High School library and the new public library. Admission is ten cents for students and twenty five cents for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Farmer
N.B. Sargent
Asbury Park High School
Migs
Jennie Townsend
Emma Pratt Coward
G. T Sanford
Tramp Found Hidden in Sheriff Davis Residence
A tramp named John Hogarth was found hiding in the cellar of Sheriff O. E. Davis of Red Bank. He is serving a thirty day sentence in Freehold jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hogarth
O. E. Davis
Red Bank
Freehold
Winter Clothing Snaps From Reliable Manufacturer
An ad promotes ready to wear mens fashion at sixty cents on the dollar from a dependable maker. The firm markets faultlessly made garments and urges quick purchase through The Srenmaent Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusky
Tae Srenmaent Company
Oreos win county football title in clean victory
The Oreos defeated Long Branch 10 to 5 at the Athletic Ground to claim the Monmouth county championship and a handsome cup. Sanders and Godfrey led the Oreos in the second half, with a strong defense securing the comeback win despite an early Long Branch lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreos
Monmouth County
Long Branch
Athletic
Asbury Park
Daiin
L. B. Sanders
Godfrey
Sanders
Orens
Watson
Chence
Long Branchers
Asbury Parkers
Four New Jersey Cities Seek Federal Buildings and Post Offices
The New Jersey delegation aims to pass several appropriations for post offices and federal buildings this session. The Public Buildings and Grounds Committee must report favorably, with notable funding in the River and Harbor bill. Jersey City Elizabeth Asbury Park Atlantic City Newark are named as targets for federal building projects and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Jersey City
Elizabeth
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Newark
Brower and Gibbs Family Leave for California
R H Brower of 605 Second Avenue and Mr and Mrs Cole Gibbs of 85 Heck Avenue Ocean Grove depart by noon train for San Diego and Riverside California. They expect to reach their destination Saturday morning traveling the Sunset route. Brower heads west for health and may stay six months and consider an orange grove. Gibbs owns several Southern California plantations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Brower
Second Avenue
Mrs. Cole Gibbs
Heck Avenue
Ocean Grove
San Diego
Riverside
California
Mr. Brower
Mr. Gibbs
Trolley Car Derailed In Long Branch Incident
A Long Branch trolley car jumped the track at Bond Street and Cookman Avenue near nine last night. A wrecking crew worked about an hour to set it back on the rails, causing two cars to stall temporarily. When delays seemed likely, they headed north via Emory Street to rejoin the Main track at Eighth Avenue and Emory Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Street
Cookman Avenue
Emory Street
Eighth Avenue
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Journal
Newsdealers
John F. Seger
Twining & VanSant
Mormmovnth
Ma‘tison Ave
Bond St
Neptune Company
Tae Dauy Jovenal
Sheriff Davis
Oreos Wrest Cup
Monmouth
George B. Hi
R. A. Tusting
Deal
Asbury Park, H
Be.tefelbaum
P._O
Bradley
Beach
Peter Bath
First Avenue
Bradley MA Bee
Rock Bet
McCabe
Harry A. Borden
Stationer and Newsdealer
Maitisun ‘Ave
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