Stepping Stone to Wealth in Asbury Park Boarding House
Attractive 45 room boarding house in Asbury Park offered by Twining VanSant at 9 MarmourH Building Madison Ave. Owner asks 3000 down and 8000 mortgage at 5 percent with second mortgage at 6 percent. Property rents around 1500 annually with fixed expenses of 848, net income over 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Twining,& VanSant
Marmourh Buldin
Tison Ave
Ard
Bond
Asbury Park NJ
Christmas Sunday Schools Prepare Festive Programs
The article outlines Christmas season preparations across several Sunday schools. First Methodist plans a December 26 program with Santa Claus, recitations, and a brief sermon by Pastor Gifford. Lutheran, St Paul, First Congregational, First Presbyterian, Reformed, Baptist, and West Park Methodist groups each arrange carols, readings, dialogues, and special musical features with gifts and offerings for the poor, while directors and superintendents oversee rehearsals and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Miss Roe
J.L. Kinmouth
Fannie Richards
Jackson
Gifford
Lutheran Sunday School
George A. Geormer
Starks
St. Paul’s Sunday School
King David
Byron Rhome
Congregationa’ Sunday School
T. Williame-Pearman
Aung
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Harry W. Smock
Ernest M. Herring
William E. Harrison
Edith Mitchell
J. H. VanMater
Mamie Smock
Reformed Church Sunday School
Cunger
The
Baptist Sunday School
All Hall
Santa Claus
Mies Charlotte Grenelle
Horace’ Tentum
Florence Sloat
Liberty
West Park
Hopkies Elect Officers For Dependence Hook and Ladder
The annual officers election of Independence Hook and Ladder Company last night named President George C. Ormerod Vice President Hiram Walton Secretary Jesse L. Ormerod Treasurer Thomas P Hancock Foreman Frank Fees First Assistant Charles E Hurley Second Assistant C Palmer Robbins Trustees Holmes Clayton William Lungren Geo Ormerod Representatives Gottlieb Gunther J Schwartz G Palmer Robbins to Firemen Relief Association Trustee to Firemen Relief Association John Adrlays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Hook and Ladder Company
George C. Ormerod
Hiram Walton
Jesse L. Ormerod
Tressurer
Thomas P. Hancock
Frank Fees
Charles E. Hurley
C. Palmer Robbins
Holmes [Clayton
William Lungren
Geo
The Death Mall
The 21 month old child of Allen C. Craig of 27 Corlies avenue West Grove died last night. The funeral of E Fletcher Boring who died Wednesday will take place this evening at 7 80 from 182 Mt Tabor road Ocean Grove. The remains will be forwarded to Camden.
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Allen CO. Craig
Corlies Avenue
West Grove
Aled
E. Fletcher Boring
Mt. Tabor
Way
Ocean Grove
Camden
Steinbachs Clothing Offers 7 Percent Discount
Steinbachs Clothing promotes ready to wear at seven percent off regular prices with new stock described as modern and well made though pricing noted as the exception. The Journal advertises new novels at one third less than publishers prices and mentions the Journal today.
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Advv
Ne Stempnen Company
Steinbach
Adv
Long Branch Vote Sees Mood Pro-Gambling Wins
Judge Wilbur A. Heisley cites strong public sentiment in Long Branch favoring enlarged gambling houses. Clergy confirm the issue divides citizens, with past mayoral actions recalled and calls for moral reform amid a campaign framed as Monte Carlo versus anti Monte Carlo.
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Long Branch
Wilbur A. Heisley
Raide
Edmund Hewitt
St. Luke’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Morris
Man claiming to be Thomas McCoy arrested outside Bishop McFaul's home
A man identifying himself as Thomas McCoy of Long Branch was arrested in Trenton near Bishop McFaul's residence for suspicious behavior including inspecting basement windows. He claimed to carry a letter for the bishop but torn it up when asked. He arrived Wednesday and received a thirty day sentence.
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Thomas McCoy
Long Branch
Bishop McFaul
Trenton
McCoy
Same Old Crowd Elects Long Branch Officers
Long Branch tolls no changes as Board of Commissioners re elects Benjamin P. Morris as Mayor and R. Jerome Van Brunt as clerk. Also chosen were James Layton Captain of Police Thamas V. Arrowsmith Police Justice J. Wesley Seaman City Surveyor Thom as P. Fay City Solicitor William H. Laird Street Commissioner H. B. Sherman Jr. Fire Alarm Inspector B. A. Luther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Board of Commissioners
Benjamin P. Morris
R. Jerome van Brunt
James Layton
Thamas V. Arrowsmith
J. Wesley Seaman
Thomas P. Fay
William H. Laird
H. B. Sherman, Jr
B. A. Luther
Specified Amennte at Neptune's fair closes with totals
Amounts collected at Neptune's fair booths and branches after closing show art 108.80 general state 105.48 children 110.89 fancy 113.13 voting 842.20 ice cream 9865 door 72 candy 37.07 packages 37.80 aprons 22.08 cigars 35.85 shooting gallery 65.11 season tickets 51 totaling 1189.40.
Si Stebbins Can't Come Tonight
Dan Darleigh the leading man in Si Stebbing is seriously ill, so the show cannot be presented in Educational Hall tonight as advertised. Manager Morris received a telegram this morning confirming the cancellation.
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Dan Darleigh
SI Stebbing
Morris
Underpriced Christmas Tree Ornaments At Steinbach Stores
Ady announces Steinbach stores offer underpriced decorations for the holidays alongside a sale on popular novels at 98 cents and 1.50 regular price. Carriers will deliver the Journal door to door for six cents weekly.
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Pour
Mattison Avenue
a _ carrier
Journal
Pou
Eben Holden
Prisoners of Hope
Eleanor
Alice
Vincennes
House of Edgemont
Christian
Stringtown
Tux Sremapaon Company
Steinbach
Nnless
Help is Given the Stricklands
Ocean Grove residents rally to aid the Strickland family after typhoid malaria claims two children this week. Firemen’s Relief Association donates 75 dollars plus a substantial community sum while officers consider further relief. Mabel Strickland’s remains lie in the front window for schoolmates to view, as flowers from pupils arrive.
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Ocean Grove
William Strickland
Firemen’s Relief Association of
Strickland
Ocean Grove , Association
Mabel
Delaware Avenue
Local Notes From Asbury Park And Surrounding Areas
Montclair professor and Edmond E Davies return from Hot Springs Virginia. T Frank Appleby in Cui and W P Rich arrives in Asbury Park. John M Dey of Ocean Grove ill at home. Office clerk Toland home with cold in Loch Arbour. Traveling salesman Wood registered at the Marlborough in Asbury Park. Horace E Fitzgerald visits Ocean Grove. Company Hi adopts thanks to Thanksgiving Prize donors. Stereopticon show tonight for W T U at Association Hall Ocean Grove by Nelson Kilmer. Pemberton Daten in New York buying basketball uniforms for Oreos Athletic Club. Lakers expect to open basketball season next week. Lilian Sewing School to reopen tomorrow at Toland’s block. West Park children learn to sew and mend. William Wright of Western Union to move to Jacksonville early next year. Kindergarten at First Presbyterian Sunday school decorates for Christmas. Edith Mitchell supervises.
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T. Frank Appleby
Common Council
Cui
W. P. Rich
Park, Davis & Co
Asbury Park
John M. Dey
Ocean’ Grove
Main Avenue
Ocean Grove
Charles A. “Toland
Loch Arbour
Thomas P. Wood
Alfred Wright
Rochester
Marlborough
Grand Avenue
Horace E. Fitzgerald
Walter H. Curkran & Co
Philadelphia
Walter T. Fitzgerald
Ocean Avenue
Company Hi
Association Hall
Pemberton Daten & Is
New York
Ambers
Oreos Athletic Club
Ops
Lilian
Toland
Springwood Avenue
West Park
William Wright
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jacksonville
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Edith Mitchell
Condolence Resolution for Alfred MASON of Simonlides Court
A condolence resolution from Simonlides Court No 1 of the Tribe Ben Hur expresses heartfelt regrets at the death of Alfred MASON. It notes his roles as husband father and citizen and sends sympathy to his widow Mrs George B Hervert and son. The document requests publication in daily papers and delivery copies to the bereaved widow and the Chariot.
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Alfred
Mason
Simonlides Court
Ben Hur
Swede Fisherman Killed by Police in Long Branch
Johan L. Johansen of Sea Bright died in Long Branch after a police arrest attempt by Maitland Morris. Morris struck Johansen on the head with a club during subdual, the man collapsing and dying. Coroner's inquest opened as Johansen’s wife has just given birth to a dead child. Morris remains in custody.
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Johan L. Johansen
Sea Bright
Long Branch
Maitland Morris
Johansen
Morrin
Andersen
Nicholas West
Autographs Reach Teddy Roosevelt for Carson After Injury
Ambrose B. Carson of Asbury Park New Jersey injured in late Republican campaign by powder discharge receives an autograph letter from Vice President elect Theodore Roosevelt and a note from Secretary Cortelyou. Included with letters are photographs of Carson the day after the accident.
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Ambrose B. Carson
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
McKinley
Carson
Executive Mansion
Washington
Ortelyou
A. B. Carson
Asbury Park
N. J
Clergyman Seeks Higher Pay for Life Savers Stations
Rev. S Edward Young of Pittsburg and Asbury Park travels Atlantic City to life saving stations seeking larger pay more liberty and pension for lifeboat crews He signs a united petition to Congress promising broad support and plans to visit New Jersey stations and Washington to back the bill He covers his own expenses and works pro bono for the effort
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Edward Young
Second Presbyterian Church of
Pittsburg
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Congress
Young
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John F. Seger
Cookman Avenue
Hopkies
Heisley
Si Stebbins
Stricklands
Ocean Grove’ Association
Psi
Montclair
Edmond E. Davies
Hot Springs
Vammes M
Strupwick
W. D. Borown
Cook Howlanp
George B. Hervert
Teddy
Parker
Patri
State of New York
Executive Chamber
T. Roosevelt
S. Edward Young
R. A. Tusting
Deal
Bond St
Asbury Park, N. d
I. E- Teitelbautii
P. O. Bradley Beach
Peter Bath
First Avenue
Bradley MA
Rock Botta
ST For
McCabe
Harry A. Borden
Mattison Ave
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