Water report delay marks borough meeting
At the Monday Mayor and Council session in Asbury Park New Jersey the long awaited water report was not released. The committee promised a ready report in a few days while members discussed alley and yard inspections and a new crematory proposal.
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Asbury Park
Orean Grove
Tenbroeck
Kroehl
Winsor
Kirkbride
Caleb Haley
Borden
Krovhl
Board of Health
Marshal Smith
Third Avenue
Parker N. Black
Asbuny Park
N. J. Dee
Asbury Avenue
Second Avenue
Asbury Ave
Second Ave
Real Estate Sales by YT Frank Appleby This Week
Frank Appleby closed two major property deals this week. Willisford Dey property on Crescent Avenue sold for 6250 to MeManus Bros of Newark who use the two story building as a Newark furniture and carpet store branch. Lot measures 20 feet front by 100 feet deep. Charles EB Borden Spring Lake property sold for 3050 to Sedgwick and Callis.
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Frank Appleby
Willisford Dey
Avernue
MeManus Bros
Newark
Charles EB. Borden
Spring Lake
Sedgwick & Callis
Stone road movement rouses Freehold crowd at county meeting
The Freehold grand jury room hosted a heated discussion on stone roads with Charles D. B Forman as chairman and Charles R. Zacharias as secretary. Speakers debated costs, funding, and tax impact while advocates and opponents argued over road width, depth, and long term benefits. The next meeting is set for Eaton town on Saturday December 28.
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Grand Jury
Court House
Freehold
Charles D. B Forman
Charles R. Zacharias
van Doren
E.G Harrison
C Larrison
Chester Township
Burlington County
Ots
Monmouth County
Harrion
Owens
Essex County
von Strachan
William T. Giulek
Taylor
Josiah Burh
Aaron E. Johnston
Farmingdale
Edward Burrougt
State Board of Agriculture
Eatontown
Asbury Park Opens Monmouth Bowling Title Run
Red Bank defeats Asbury Park in the first game of the Monmouth county championship at Parker's alleys. Crowd cheers as counselor John F. Hawkins attends despite illness watched by scores of fans. Asbury Park leads 1-0 after three games. Hawkins shows skill in the lanes.
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Abury Park Bowling Club
Parker's Alleys
Red Bank
John F. Hawkins
Hawkins
Asbury
Asbury Park
John F. Tawkits
Swan Wittenberg
A.W. Dey
John L. Sthieider
George Holts
John Hittatrd
Vanness Watts
Asbury Parkers
Long Branch
Asbury Park Football Team Disbands After Season
The Asbury Park squad ends the season and dissolves the team. At a Monday meeting no banquet will be held and the $8 treasury is divided among the members, each receiving $7.10. The roster includes Walter Hubbard Harry Martin Eugene Smith Jack Smith Frank Moran and others. Only one substitute earned a state.
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Asbury Park
Walter Hubbard
Harry Martin
Eugene
Jack Smith
Frank Moran
Ferbert Harrison
Harry Morford
Elvin
Burtis
Clarence Hetrick
Mat. Applegate
Linwood
Poor Mr Cleveland Hawaiian scheme ends in failure
The article attacks President Cleveland for mishandling Hawaiian annexation plans. It accuses him of being duped by ally Blount and of misreading and manipulating reports to justify restoring the deposed queen. It criticizes his policy toward Hawaii as weak and argues Congress must decide the island’s future.
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Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Blount
Honolulu
Senate
Harrison
Hawai
Tie
Mr. Blount
Gresham
Ween Mmurt
Stevens
Washington
Thurston
Willis
Sandwich Islands
Congress
Biount
Ilands
New York Tribune
Ate
Elawatt
Hawaii
Congtess
Pfuses
Hawai Me
Chia
Ceveland
Liligoksani
United States
Unlucky Accident Injures Worker at Depot
John Longstreet was seriously injured last week while unloading piling at the fret depot. A wheel flange trapped his trousers and dragged him, pulling his thigh out of place. He was attended by Dr Bengle at his sister’s home in Ocean Grove after being taken from the scene.
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John Longstreet
Jialt
Iis
Wilam Sulen Jand
Ocean Grove
Dr Bengle
Lotastreet
Willy
Beltre Couinte
Hod Batis Ile
Christmas Services Planned Across Churches With Choirs
Christmas services are set in multiple churches. First Methodist will feature Rev. W. A. Allen with a sermon The Star of Bethlehem. The choir under Dr. Joseph N. Bryan prepares an elaborate program of anthems solos and organ music for morning and evening services.
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First Methodist Church
W. A. Allen
Joseph N. Bryan
Redeemer
Alice K. Harrison
Christmas programs at local churches spread cheer
Multiple area Sunday schools host Christmas events Tuesday night and in the following days. Reformed Church First Presbyterian St Pauls Ocean Grove First Baptist First Methodist Westminster Trinity and Trinity Sunday schools plan programs, Santa Claus visits, recitations, and gift distributions for scholars. Provisions to the poor are encouraged.
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Reformed Church
First Presbyterian Church
Santa Claus
St. Paul's
Ocean Grove
Jor Rsa
First Baptist Sunday School
First Methodist Church
Westminster Sunday School
Worthy President Named For Christian Endeavor Union
The Christian Endeavor societies of Hollywood Union held their last quarterly meeting at Broadway Theatre Long Branch on Monday night. An two hour program entertained a large audience. Rev Z Marten of Asbury Park Baptist Church was elected Union President, a surprise to all. He has served as Vermont society president and is a current vice president of the national society. Miss Lulu Buchanan of Asbury Park was chosen secretary and Clarence B Woolly of Long Branch as corresponding secretary.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Hollywood Union
Broadway Theatre
Long Branch
Messrs. Broadwax and
McGaffin
Princeton College
Z. Marten
Asbury Park Baptist Church
Union
Martéo
Christian Endeavor Society
Vermont Society
National Society
Lulu Buchanan
Asbury Park
Clarence B Woolly
Philharmonic Concert in Asbury Park Delights Crowd
The New York Philharmonic Club presented a classical program at Park Opera House under the Asbury Park Lyceum. Miss Marion Weed impressed in four solos as the audience welcomed encores, while thanks were given to Joseph A. Wainright for stage furniture and George R Knapp for floral decorations.
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Asbury Park
Park
New York Philharmonic Club
Ander
Asbury Park Lyceum
Marion Weed
Brace
Lyceum
Joseph A. Wainright
Ocean Grove
George R Knapp
Wedded in Trinity Church Furman Nickerson Nuptials in New Jersey
Miss Anna L Furman daughter of Mr John Furman of Asbury Park and Mr Edward Nickerson of Boston wed Wednesday at Trinity Church in a ceremony led by Rev George Fitch Breed. Albert Kenney served as best man as a large bridal party attended. The couple departed for a wedding trip and will reside in Boston where the groom conducts business. Nickerson received a 500 bridal gift.
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Anna L. Furman
Jobn Furman
Asbury Park
Edward Nickerson
Boston
Trinity Church
George Fitch Breed
Brooklyn
Albert Kenney
Brice
Mrs. Nickerson
Mr. Nickerson
Large Contributor Honored by Board of Trade Fund
The factory committee report omits Mr A Taylor, who contributed 350 dollars to the fund and 200 in building materials. He held the mill erection contract and aided the committee, while the Madison Square bicycle contest begins midnight Sunday June 24 with twenty riders expected. short distance races offer 5000 dollars in prizes. First Presbyterian Church plans worship in their pew building on the first Sunday in January and Christmas decorations feature a doll in a cradle and model displays by P. J. Schell.
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the Board of Trade
A. Taylor
Madison Square
Twelock
Seventh Regiment Band
Buried by Lantern Light Funeral for Mrs Harrison Ward
The funeral of Mrs. Harrison Ward of West Park on Prday last week was held Monday morning per her request for burial between midnight and sunrise. Rev Green of the Belmar Colored Baptist Church led the service, with reports noting broad newspaper coverage across metropolitan papers.
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Harrison Ward
West Park
Asbury Park Aims to Host 1894 LA W Meet
Asbury Park council of the New Jersey division of the L A W met to promote hosting the annual league meet in 1894. Zacharias and Stauffer presented Asbury Park’s case while the group discussed fundraising of at least 1000 dollars and possible revenue from the national meet and convention. A committee led by Frank Appleby and James Bart was appointed to handle arrangements.
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New Jersey
La.w
Holmes
Orange
Charles HK. Zacharias
W. I. Stauffer
Asbury Park
L.A. W
Messrs. Zacharias
Stauffer
Louisville
Denver
Charles R Zacharias
A. N. Stevens
Paterson
T. N. Gray
East Orange
Asl
T. Frank Appleby
Jesse Minot
N. J
Fotee
T Frank Appleby
James F. Bart
A. 8
Barton
Williams
Burtis
Capt
J. Mipet
Ayres
A. R. Pursons
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