Pardons Frees New Jersey Criminals in Trenton
The Court of Pardons released several inmates including Barney O Neill serving fifteen years for an assault at Somers Point Atlantic County and Morris county burglars Francis Smith and John O Connell. Others paroled include Patrick Mulville murderer from Hudson County and Jobo J Jones Camden liquor dealer formerly sentenced to one year with six months served.
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Court of Pardons
Trenton
Mberty
Barney O'Neill
Philadelphia
Hudson County
John Foxen
New York
Jobo Schest
Jobo J. Jones
Camden
William Convery
William O'Connor
Passaic
Richard M. Riker
Thos. Riker
P. Miller
Essex
Emeline Cooper
Warren
Jason Campbell
Sussex
Ignlatus G. Graemer
Myer Goldman
lLouls. Feltman
Monmouth
Henry D. Jones
George Levant
Union
Washington Retline
John W. Murphy
Barington
Anthony Schneubel
Michael Lehr
Pearls and Wires Through Year Ago Today News Reel
One year ago today the news noted Pearl Fletcher and Frank Streich’s marriage at the Lutheran Church of the Atonement. Harry Marriner of Bradley Beach was jailed on a wire theft charge. Patrick Hawkins, father of the city solicitor, died in Red Bank. Asbury Park High School celebrated Christmas.
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Patrick Hawkins
Hawkins
Red Bank
Asbury Park High School
Rumor on Trenton Supreme Court Succession
Gossip in Trenton centers on who will replace Justice Ludlow on the Supreme Court bench. Republicans favor Senator Reed of Somerset, but chatter predicts a Democrat may be named. Names mentioned include Judge Howard Carrow, Judge Richard T. Miller, ex-Judge Robert F. Woodruff, B D W Vroom, with Vroom as a possible appointee if he accepts.
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Trenton
Justice Ludlow
Supreme Court
Senator Reed
Somerset
Howard Carrow
Richard T. Miller
Camden
Robert F. Woodruff
B.D. W. Vroom
Vroom
Horses Loose In Town Runaway at Neptune Township
Two horses belonging to M. E. Sexton broke away from their owner this afternoon on Main Street provoking excitement among Neptune Township High School students. The pair dashed through Grove streets before returning to the adjacent lot by the stable. No damage reported.
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M. E. Sexton
Belog
Neptune Township High School
Aduacant
Christmas Display Lights Up In Asbury Park Plant
The Even Ges Companies celebrate Christmas as Manager White decorates the Consolidated Gas plant on Mattison Avenue in Asbury Park. Snow and holly frame the scene with a bright Christmas tree ornamented with tinted globes topped by a cross of fire. When lit the display creates a brilliant picture that attracts passersby.
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Ges
White
Consolidated Gas
Asbury Park
Mattison Avenue
Engraved New Year's Cards Urged For Formal Calls
A brief ad notes correct etiquette for New Year cards, urging readers to order engraved cards from the JouRNAL. It specifies leaving one card with the hostess during formal calls and mentions engraving fifty cards for one dollar.
Oreos Lose to Alliance in Lopsided Basketball Game
The Oreos were heavily defeated by the Alliance of New York with a 24 to 19 score. Foul calls contributed to the margin as Oreos displayed careless and sloppy play, while Bailey and Allendorf starred for the visitors and Dudley and Hawkins led the Oreos.
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Alliance
Oreon
New York
Vialtora
Oreos
Bailey
Allendorf
Oreos Dudley
Hawkins
Symphonion Oratorium Sells For 850 At Steinbsch Shop
A large Symphonion oratorium from the Symphonion Manufacturing Co of Bradley Beach attracts attention at Steinbsch Company in Matin street. The upright piano sized instrument features two large steel disks, 884 steel tongues, celeste harmony, and noiseless long movement. It is described as the finest automatic musical instrument on the market and retails for 850 dollars. W H Barnard displays the company’s smaller instruments at The Reliable shop and reports strong local sales.
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Symphonion
Symphonion Manufacturing Company
Bradley Beach
Matin Street
Steinbsch Company
W. H. Barnard
Beautiful holiday display at The Reliable Shop Asbury Park
At Christmas the Reliable Shop on Grand and Cookman avenues showcases a grand display described as the most beautiful in Asbury Park. William Burnard’s establishment features a first floor showroom with evergreen entwined pillars holly wreaths and red berries creating a festive rich scene. The article praises the store’s decoration and stock as unmatched by rival houses.
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New York
William ‘H. Barnard
Grand and
Cookman Avenues
Wanamaker
Mary
Burnard
Hhis
Asbury Park
Editor Poole on Trial for Libel in Freehold
Editor Poole of the Long Branch Press faces trial at Freehold for alleged libel against Benjamin P. Morris mayor of Long Branch. He was indicted by the last grand jury and a motion to quash the indictment was denied by Judge Fort. Sensational developments are anticipated as the case unfolds.
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Poole
Long Branch Press
Freehold
Benjamin P. Morris
Long Branch
Christmas at Steinbach's Gift Shop Ads
Christmas at Steinbach's promotes easy gift selection with stock and prices. Monogram Stationery offers engraved monograms for 2.60 and stationery at ten cents per quire. Dr George B Herbert dental surgeon advertises office hours in Asbury Park.
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Monogram
Asbury Park
George B. Herbert
A.P. & O.G. Bank
The Birth of Jesus musical program at First Methodist Church
The Birth of Jesus is presented as a picture song and story this evening at seven thirty at the First Methodist Church. An orchestra and Epworth League groups perform Pleasant Recollections Seeking for Me Angels Song The Shepherds Song Joy to the World Holy City Open Up the Gates of the Temple We Would See Jesus The Star of Bethlehem Abide With Me and other pieces. Miss Slocum and Miss Booth narrate the story and M H Kilmer handles paintings. Admission is free.
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Jes 3
Bearmore
Mrs. Keator
Base
Mr. Burts
Angels
Epworth League
Mieses Thompson
Polhemus
Dobbins
Oves
Warren
Mrs. Sooy
League
Cornet
Mr. Bearmore
Holy City
Miss, Lance
M. H. Kilmer
Surprise Clothing Sale Advertises Big Event
Pebbles notes a full page sale on clothing advertised by the Surprise Clothing company. Faraday and Woodson secure a contract to wire the Hotel Bristol with two hundred electric lights. David Havens suffered a crushed foot from a falling ice cake at Deal Lake. Neptune Engine Company’s brass hydrant gate from the Tenny House fire has been recovered. Mr and Mrs Joseph Moritz depart for Norfolk Virginia for a month’s visit. An old folks concert and literary entertainment is planned tonight at A M E Zion Church Springwood Avenue by the Sunday School.
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Faraday & Woodson
Bristol
Neptune Engine Company
Tenny House
Joseph Moritz
Cookman Avenue
Norfolk
A. M.’E. Zion Church
Springwood Avenue
Secret Orders Meet In Asbury Park Tonight
BEHIND THE WICKET The Doings of the Various Secret Orders in Asbury Park and Vicinity. The following secret societies will meet this evening Pride of Park Council No. 15 Daughters of Liberty Appleby building at 8 o clock Twin City Council No. 48 Legion of the Red Crow Manning Hall at 8 o'clock Coast City Council No. 813 Royal Ar canum Winckler Hall at 8 o'clock Liberty Temple Golden Eagles appointed a committee of twenty ladies last night to officiate at the commandery sociable in Educational Hall New Years Eve.
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Pride of Park Council
Daughters of Liberty
Appleby Building
Twin City Council
Legion of the Red Crow
Manning Hall
Coast City Council
Royal Arcanum
Winckler Hall
Liberty Temple
Golden Eagles
Commandery
Educational Hall
Paper Train to Trouble Delays Service Near Deal
A locomotive on the paper train broke its eccentric this morning near Deal at 7.09. The 7.20 Pennsylvania train to Philadelphia assisted by pushing the train to a siding opposite the depot. The disabled engine was moved to Long Branch for repairs and the newspapers continued on downstream.
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Deal
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Long Branch
Oleomargarine Stamp Violation Leads to Fine Today
Washington M. Lewis of Long Branch paid a $100 fine after pleading guilty to selling a pound of oleomargarine without proper stamping. Dairy Commissioners Amos B. Scudder and Peter Vandegrift led the arrest with state chemist Shippen Wallace present as trial proceeded.
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Washington M. Lewis
Long Branch
Lewis
Amos B. Scudder
Camden
Peter Vandegrift
Burlington
Shippen Wallace
Engraved Visiting Cards For Christmas Show In Ad
An Asbury Park ad promotes engraved copper plate name inscriptions and printing of fifty Bristol visiting cards for one dollar with additional sets at sixty cents per fifty. Includes offerings for rest, cheap tote items and Mediate pomentoa rooms. Engraved cards advertised by Joseph Patterson, licensed auctioneer.
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Crosbie’s
Joseph ©. Patterson
Asbury Park
Erse
Bristol
Eac
Ady.tf
Joonrnal
Wedding Invitations Engraved in Correct Form at Journal
An advertisement notes wedding invitations engraved in proper form available at the Journal office with Wanamaker priced engraving and mentions affordable novels by famous authors despite copyright.
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Office
Wanamaker
Steinbach
Tintern Manor Water Company takes control in Monmouth
The Tintern Manor Water Company, formed to monopolize coastal water systems in Monmouth County, is building a large dam on the Swimming River near Freehold. With a $1,000,000 capital, founders include John L. Wentz and Joseph J. Jermyn of Scranton, Cecil Higgins of Pound Ridge, Charles D. McGuire of New York, and William C. Hendrickson of Somerset. The plant at Swimming River aims to begin operation next summer.
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Monmouth County
Tintern Menor Water Company
Swimming River
Freehold
Tintern Manor Water Company
Mon‘month ‘County
Long Branch
Sea Bright
Red Bank
Elberon
Deal
Atlantic Highlands
Allenhurst
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Spring Lake
John L. Wentz
Joseph J. Jermyn
Millonaires
Scranton
Cecil C. Higgins
Pound Ridge
N. Y
Charles D. McGuire
New
General Lee at a Banquet in Kansas City
General Lee commander of the Missouri department was guest of honor at the Commercial Club banquet for the John Jay treaty signing. About 330 plates were served as Lee spoke extemporaneously on Our Country and will tour Jefferson City with his staff to inspect the barracks. Roosevelt to hear Gardiner charges in Albany. Governor Roosevelt will hear Colonel Gardiner on election law prosecutions with no postponement, possibly at his bedside.
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Jefferson City
Roosevelt
Gardiner
Albany
New York
Executive Mansion
Asa Bird Gardiner
New York County
City
General Greene
John Proctor Clarke
Whitelaw Reid
Union League Club
Westside
Italian Mission School
Hewitt
Jewett
Receiver takes charge of Wil son office in Newark
Cyrus J. Cook arrives from Indianapolis to assume control of the late Willam B. Wilson’s office and assets of the Order of Chosen Friends in Newark New Jersey. He seeks funds on deposit at Essex County National Bank and retains the firm A O Kensbey Sons for representation in New Jersey litigation.
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Wilson
Ofice
Newark
N. J
Cyrus J. Cook
Order of Chosen Friends
Indianapolis
Willam B. Wilson
Essex County National Bank
A. O. Kensbey & Sons
New Jersey
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Twining & VanSant
Mormouth
Tison Ave
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Nij
Ludlow
Symphonion Oratorium
Tere
Ocean Palace
Fs Bannerd
Poole On Trial
Steinbach's
The
Steinnach Company
Jesus
David Havens
Deal Lake
Wolcott
Boston
Minnesota
ST. Paul
McKinley
Bryan
Vansant
Lind
Benton Harbor
Mich
Dee
Charles Mosher
Harold
Adv
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R. A. Tusting
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P. C. Bradley Beach
Peter Bath
First Avenue
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Rock Bottom
Lai
McCabe
Harry A. Borden
Mattison Ave
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