Evangelistic Meetings End as Smiley Leaves Asbury Park
Evangelist F E Smiley and his vocalists concluded a remarkable revival in Asbury Park drawing large crowds and renewing church unity. Converts increased as Mr Smiley preached from The Feast Prepared and urged holy living. The farewell in Educational Hall moved many to prayer and blessing as Smiley and family departed for Philadelphia to rest before next engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiley
Asbury Park
Union
Educational Hall
Mr. Smiley
Land
Philadelphia
Long Race Around the Horn Ends With Fuller in Front
The Grace sailed from San Francisco August 1 while the Fuller followed after a day. They doubled Cape Horn in a famous contest to reach New York first. Despite heavy handicaps and tugs aiding the Fuller, the Fuller arrived at Quarantine three minutes ahead of the Grace, a record distance race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado
Pacific
Land of Gold
J. Juller
P. Grace
Grace
Golden Gate
Fuller
New York
Cape Horn
Fudler
Colcord
Wight
Asbury Park
All Salle
Sandy Hook
DeWinter
What Shall We Do with Our Boys in Demorest's Magazine
A condensed notice highlights Demorest's Family Magazine January issue with features on parenting practicalities and boys. It touts water color A Slippery Spot and the engraving Eloquent Silence, plus over 200 pictures and articles on Burmah, modern costume, domestic topics, amusements for a sick child, table silver, and home arts. Published by W Jennings Demorest at 15 East 14th Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demorest
Alma Tadema
Burmah
Paria
W. Jennings Demorest
East 14Th Street
New York City
World’s Fair Buildings Contracts Total Five Million
Contracts for seven million in building work for the World’s Fair have been let excluding state structures. Readable entries include Mines and mining 232,32 dollars Electrical 244,066 dollars Horticultural 201,911 dollars and many more across administration forestry transportation agricultural fisheries machinery art dairy government marine and other sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womert's
Junior Mechanics Social Night Delights Asbury Council Event
Asbury Council Jr Order American Mechanics staged a bright anniversary social with a sea of young ladies in national colors. Prof Hart's orchestra provided music for dances, mid evening collation served by Fees Bros, keenly organized by Rollins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Council, Jr. Order American Mechanics
Hart
Fees Bros
W. A
Ella Dilks
Ada King
Grace Cartman
Ada Stansberry
Joste Heyman
Lu Simmons
Millie White
Fanny Brant
Nettie White
Nellie Hunt
Cole Torockmorton
Maud Walton
Grace Herbert
Bertha Lyon
Minnie Kittel
Grace Fotherzill
Mines
McMullin
Bills
Allen
Rogers & Rogers Wood Working Mill Promotes Modern Upgrades
The Rogers and Rogers wood working mill on Main Street has modernized its plant by grouping machinery in the three story railroad building and adding a brick boiler house and new engine. Finishing rooms, drying rooms, and a novel shavings exhaust system improve efficiency while sustaining year round employment for many workers. Cornelius designs and finances with Harteon J. Rogers overseeing operations and Thomas A. Seger handling accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers & Rogers
Main Street
Lakewood
Matin Street
Michigan
Harteon J. Rogers
Cornelius
Or Neil
Thomas A. Seger
Asbury Park
Valuable Florida Tourist Guide Published by Ocean Steamship Co
The Ocean Steamship Co publishes Summer in the Winter Time a comprehensive 100 page guide for travelers. It lists Florida towns with populations hotels and rates rail and steamer routes and other essential travel facts. Copies are 25 cents and mailed by company agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Ocean Steamship Co
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
W. E. Arnold
Merited Promotion for Matawan Captain to Commodore
Captain Watson H. Fisher of Matawan in this county has been promoted to commodore of the Ocean Steamship Company fleet. Captain Kempton retires from the post after holding it. Fisher commanded the Kansas City on a Jerusalem staff trip to Savannah last winter and set a best record with a 36 hour New York to Savannah leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson H. Fisher
Matawan
Ocean Steamship Company
Kempton
Fisher
Kansas City
Jerusal
Savannah
New York
Mr. Howells
Ladies'’ Home Journal
Philadelphia
Towells
Scribner's six year mark heralds a rich 1892 program
Scribner's enters its sixth year announcing a monthly circulation over 140000 with plans for Remarkable series on urban poor historical moments and travel exploration. The issue features The Wrecker by Stevenson and Osbourne, art by Blashfield Morand Allston and others, and essays on Paris theatres Bayreuth and American illustration. A long note details Recorder Smyth crime and law reforms and the January Wide Awake contents. President Harrison nominates Stephen B. Elkins for Secretary of War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua Canal
Chicago
Robert Louis Stevenson
Lloyd Osbourne
Blashfield
Low
Vedder
Fox
Eugéne Morand
Washington Allston
Paris
William F. Apthorp
Bayreuth
W- E. Krehbiel
W. A. Coffin
Recorder Smyth
New York
New York State
City of
Rearing the Drug-Store Case in Monmouth Hearing
Testimony in the Johnson Ballentine drug store dispute began before Master John E. Lanning in Newark with bail reduced for Ballentine. The case centers on a $400 loan secured by profits, with Johnson claiming $3,000 in sales and significant profits while Ballentine disputes profits and faces ongoing hearings in the Mutual Life Building as evidence is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson- Ballentine
Monmouth
John E. Lanning
R. T. Stout
George C. Johnson
A. Patterson
Ballentine
Charles E. Cook
Green
Newark
A. D. Ballentine
Kingsley Street
Johnson
Cookman Avenue
McGill
Master Lanning
Lanning
Stout
Mutual Life
Master
Connect
Settlement Endorsed in Adams Express Dispute with Hoey
Freehold records show a formal settlement between Adams Express Co and former president John Hoey over alleged misappropriation claims. Mortgages total 65 000 on Hoey properties at Long Branch Hollywood and Elberon, with Hoey likely retaining control of Hollywood Park and cottages as equity exceeds encumbrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Adams Express Co
John Hoey
Long Branch
Hollywood
Elberon
Josephine Hoey
Frederick C. Hoey
Henry Sanford
Henry G Wiley
Wiley
Hoey
Hollywood Park
Firemen Relief Trusts Name New Officers
The Asbury Park Firemen's Relief Association trustees elected President James H. Bird and Secretary Howard D. LeRoy with Amos Lippincott as Representative at Wesley Engine House on Tuesday. Ocean Grove Relief Association met at Washington Engine House electing President G A Wills Vice President T P Summers Sr Secretary Ernest Woolston Collector John J Smith Treasurer John Hulshart and Trustees Thomas Wyncoop Chas Chamberlin Edward Pridham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park Fremen’s Relief Association
Wesley Engine House
James H. Bird
Howard D. LeRoy
Amos Lippincott
Relief Association of
Ocean Grove
Washington Engine House
G. A. Wills
T. P. Summers, Sr
Ernest Woolston
John J. Smith
John [Hulshart
Thomas Wyncoop
Chas, Chamberlin
Edward Pridham
Winter Resort Palace to Feature Refurnished Merry-Go-Round
Mr. E. Schnitzler paints and refurnishes the Palace merry-go-round for winter visitors. The glass-enclosed building faces lake and ocean with steam heat, free daily papers, and reading materials. A new daily music program will run and a nurse will care for children. A Wall township farmer blames his bad luck on the McGinty bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Schnitzler
Wall Township
McGinty
People Who Come and Go in the Community
Society notes report visits by Mrs J E Newkirk and Miss Emily Miller from New York. Several locals travel to see relatives, attend events, or pursue work, while others, like Rev 8 Edward Young, are praised for speeches. Holiday plans include trips to Florida after year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rue
J. E. Newkirk
John McBride
Emily Miller
New York
Nellie Huot
Brighton
Josie Heyman
ML. McCray
Norwood Hall
Nyack
N. Y
Holiday entertainments and corner-stone ceremony announced
The Sunday school festivals at multiple churches were postponed or scheduled with Christmas programs and special features. St Paul Ocean Grove hosts an Electrical Tree on December 30. A New Year supper and entertainment by the Y M C A is planned at Central Hall to raise winter funds. The Trenton Battle Monument corner-stone program set for December 26 will feature Governor Abbott and other dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Educational Hall
School of Trinity Church
Manning Hall
First M. E
Central Hall
Trenton Battle Monument
Trenton
Abbott
United States
McPherson
Green
Robeson
William J. Sewall
Wm. 8. Stryker
New Jersey
How He Cured His Cold
A Bond Street grocer felt an approaching cold and prepared a hot whiskey sling with whiskey sugar and lemon. He drank after bed but forgot the potion cooling. he woke feeling bright yet later forgot the plan and doubts the whiskey cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Street
Next Loan Meeting Postponed to Monday in January
The Asbury Park Building and Mban Association will hold its monthly meeting Monday evening January 4 instead of Friday January 1, which is a legal holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park Bailding and
Mban Aesociation
Railroad Lease Goes Er and Street Work Tied Up
Commissioners meeting shows limited business with postponement of the railway franchise extension for two weeks. Streets division reports gravel from the Lutheran Church cellar used on roads, sidewalk complaints at Metropolitan Hotel and Borden street, and actions to fix defects. Fire committee receives exemption requests. telephone poles to locate free public phones. park and sidewalk issues noted. stokers’ bills authorized if in order.
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W. Pe Stevenson
Messrs
Tenbroeck
Kroeh
Kirkbride
Smith
Bailey
Mount
New Lutheran Church
Metropolitan Hotel
Borden
North
Maine Street
Finance Committee
A. R. Cook Hose Company
John P. Joste
H. C. Dyckman
Wm. Doran
Fire and Water Committee
The
Telephone Co
Park Hall
Wesley Engine House
Jas. H. Cornell
Fourth Avenue
W. D. Pennypacker
Seventh Avenue
Geo. R. Knapp
Quack Doctors in Jersey Report
Dr. W. P. Watson presented a Board of Medical Examiners report to Governor Abbott. It states that over 10 percent of 2,500 licensed physicians in the state hold bogus diplomas. The board held 11 meetings, examined 101 candidates, issued 82 licenses to practice medicine and 3 in preliminary branches, and rejected 16 applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Watson
State Board of Medical Examiners
Abbott
State Board
Watson
Printers Praise Frank Tenbroeck For Generous Christmas Gift
Commissioner Tenbroeck, noted for public service and a large business, distributed oranges from Florida to reporters at the Christmas banquet. The Printers Included extend admiration and hope his generosity will be remembered kindly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tenbroeck
Florida
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Dne
NEW Publications
Scribner’s
Molly Elliott Seawell
G. Adams
Capt. C. A. Curtis
Maria Melntoah Cox
Dorothy Holcomb
Abd el Ardavan
the Arab
Amanda B. Harris
Col. Thorndike
Harriet Maxwell-Converse
Ziella Cocke
Otis T. Mason
Sallie Joy White
Celia Thaxter
Anna J. McKeag
Clara Doty Bates
L. J. Bridgman
George Foster Barnes
Virginia Gerson
Childe Hassam
Hy Sandham
Irving K Wiles
Clifton Johnson
Charles Mente
E. H. Garrett
Lippincott’s Magazine
Times
Young E. Allison
Louisville Courier- Journal
Harper's
C. D. Gibson
Margaret Deland
John Ward
Canada
Julian Ralph
British Columbia
Frederic Remington
Wilhelm Singer
Murbach
George William Curtis
William Dean Howells
Charles Dudley Warner
Howells
Harrison
Senate
Stephen B. Elkins
Redfield Proctor
U. S
Vermont
Gost
Profit
Adams Express Company
Officers of Firemen’s Relief
J. H. Bird
Council of Administration of the
Camden
Dora Dean
Sing Sing
Sadie Borden
Benj. Heyman
Charles J. Young
Elberon Memorial Chapel
Orange
Grand Avenue
Charles
Harry Young
Lawrenceville
Uriah White
J. P. Young
Mr. Young
George E. Hopper
Morgan Hulse
Glendora
Edward Young
Masonic Hall
Ralph
Clarence Hetrick
Rutgers College
Chas. A. Young and Wife
Antwerp
Florid
Captain Young
C. K. Mail Post
Holiday Entertainments
Board of Health Fire Department
George F. Krohl
W. Kirkbride
James H. Shepherd
Water Company
Pape
Milan Ross
Quad
Quack Doctors
Jersey
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