Weary Willicas Fall To Patron ire in Terradelphia Failure
Terradelphia the utopia for the Weary Willies collapses as founder Thomas M Terradel and B M Brown resigns leaving the six story institution to decline. Mortgage debts reach sixty thousand dollars and patrons vanish amid questions about baths barber shop and other comforts offered to aid candidacy of a self supporting tramp home in Trenton N J.
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Willica
Terradelphia
Trenton
WN. J
Thomas M. Terradel
B. M. Brown
Princeton-theological
Brown
Terradel
Tom" Terradel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Isaiah Williamson
Army to Help Educate Youth With Military Instructors
A bill introduced by Col Marsh of Illinois allows the president to detail retired Army and Navy officers as military instructors in U S schools where authorized. The schools cover only quarters commutation. officials hope the program will train youth for national defense, with Marsh optimistic of Senate passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House
Col. Marsh
iIli‘nois
Army
Senate
WOOES WIFE ANEW
Jerome W. Jordan of Climax returned from the Klondike after years of hardship and a fortune of 100000. He reconciled with his wife, who had divorced him for desertion, and the couple remarried after securing a county marriage license.
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Jerome W. Jordan
Climax
Butte Creek
Mich
Klondike
Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Land of Gold
Jordan
George Gould’s yacht sold to Venezuelan government
The steam yacht Atlanta owned by George J. Gould sold for 125000 dollars. payment made to Gould’s agent by Napoleon Dolet-Peraza consul general for Honduras who handled negotiations. The vessel transferred to E Gonzalez Venezuelan consul general to be converted into a warship with four six pounders and one 15 pounder.
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George J. Gould
Mr. Gould
Napoleon Dolet-Peraza
Honduras
Senor Bolez-Peraza
E. Gonzalez
Venezuela
Opposition to Ocean Boulevard in New Jersey debate
A December 1800 letter argues for a coastal boulevard from Sandy Hook to Cape May, suggesting a route around Ocean Grove to protect beaches and private properties. It notes existing stone roads and public costs, and anticipates New Jersey legislature consideration with rights conservation as needed. It also references Asbury Park Bradley Beach and Ocean Grove, urging a direct yet prudent alignment.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Bradley
Océan Grove
Bandy Hook
Cape May
Marale
Slough
Sea Bright
Long Branch
Weasley Lake
Bradley Beach
Agaio
Ocean Grove Beach
New Jersey
Ita
Hendrickson Touted as Likely Supreme Court Successor
Mount Holly resident Charles E. Hendrickson a lay judge of the Court of Errors and Appeals is favorably mentioned as a successor to the late Justice Ludlow on the state Supreme Court bench. The seven year term pays $9 000 annually and Hendrickson is known in Ocean Grove where he summers.
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Charles E. Hendrickson
Mount Holly
Court of Errors and Appeale
Justice Ludlow
Supreme Court
Hendrickson
Ocean Grove
the Grove
Engraved New Year Cards and Journal Ad Offer
An advertisement promotes engraved New Year cards with a required hostess gift and orders to the Jourman. It offers fifty name engravings for one dollar and mentions home delivery for six pence weekly, urging readers to read the Journal for local news.
Miss Elizabeth Flagler Engaged to Dr. George W. McKeen
Elizabeth Moore Flagler, once involved in a fatal pistol incident in Washington, becomes engaged to Dr. George W. McKeen of Baddeck Cape Breton. After years of seclusion among fishermen's families, she agreed to marry next June following a long courtship and her recovery from tragedy.
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D. W. Flagler
Elizabeth Moore Flagier
George W. McKeen
Baddeck
Cape Breton
Canada
Washington
McKeen
New York University Senate Defends Robert E. Lee in Hall of Fame
The NYU senate rejected a protest by the Associated Survivors of the Sixth Army Corps against Lee's name in the Hall of Fame. The body notes October power to omit had passed, but no motion to remove Lee was made, and it backs the judges who supported his inclusion. Designs for twenty-nine tablets were received and approved.
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New York University Senate
Sixth Army Corps of
Washington
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Senate
Hall of Fame
Gen. Lee
Locomotives for College at Purdue Add Three More
Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana plans to add three more locomotives to its mechanical department. The school already uses a modern engine built at Schenectady for instruction and has acquired an eight wheel freight model, an old camel back engine from the Baltimore and Ohio, and the James Tolman from England, shown at the Chicago World’s Fair of 1893 and delivered to the campus.
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Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Tte Mechanical Department
Schenecaidy
Baltimore & Ohio
Purdue
Ocean
James Tolman
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Asbury Park Journal
Jousnal's
Sox
Ournad
Housekes Argomonial
Hoeduc Oe
Grenell
Jovanan
Deas ‘Thompson
Main Street
Bury Park
Smith-Premier
Cuarlea Snyder
Chadwick Street
Philadelphia
Torms
Allstrom
Broadway
Fuong
Ranney
Joan
Thomas P. McKenna
Citizens’ Bank Building
Long Ae
Albert Hemstreet
Penman
Towney House
W. Shafto
Lake Avenue
N. J
Geo. & Wilbur
Grand and
Asbury Aves
Asbury Ark
Burton
D.D
Burton pRorders
Claude Vv. Guerin
Appleby
Bables Eco Cook
Bney-At-Law
U. 5
Monmouth Building
Frank Durand
Bavering, Fawking & Durand
Anbury Park
Martinon
Avebury Park
H. Bresnahan
Daily Messenger
New York
Newlin
Opdyke
Mattison Avenue
Asbury
Belmar
Spring Lake
Jair
Peter Sanderillo
M. M. Crosbie
Whittle
Gibson
Sammperfiels Ave. and Railroad
Vaoiling ‘Park
Congress
Klondiker
George Gould
Veneadela
Ot Inter
Queensland
Baltimore
Cleveland
Saturday Evening Post
White House
Miss Flagler
Deal Country Club
Long Branch 7
Brac and Clocks
Cornelius
Cookman Avenue
Vatican
Rome
Jerusalem
Turkey
Chicago Times-Herald
China
Chios
Gealstate Collings Shoes
California
Mount Vernon
SRE
S. Tlichelson
P. O. Rox
Belmar, N. J
Candy Esculetts
Aebury Park
Phila
H.C. Johnston
Main St
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