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Asbury Park Journal

Location

Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1899

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West Side Law Breakers Rounded Up by Police

Five noted disreputable houses raided by township police and constables resulting in multiple arrests. Raids targeted The Capitol and John T. Johnsons restaurant plus other local venues on Springwood and Atkins Avenues. Suspects included Henry Havens, Henry Ratley, Edward W. Johnson, Lydia Getts, Sandleas L. Brown, Kate Bunung and Joho Marshall. Several held for grand jury action while some released on ball after magistrate hearing.

Henry Havens Capitol Henry Ratley McLaughlin White Davie Gravatt Hubbert John T. Jomson Springwood Avenue West Park Isaac Bules Charles Hopkins Boles Johnson Lizzie Edward W. Johnson Lydia Getts Atkins Avenue Gravatt and McLaughile Hile Sandleas L. Brown Brown Adame Street Kate Bunung Walter Jobo Marshall Moaraball's Ball Springwood Atkins Avories Dodd Joho T. Jobsson Sundress Brown Lizzie Johoson Joho Marshall Freehold

Stacy McCabe Injured In Runaway Near Ocean Grove

Stacy McCabe brother of Freeholder Al McCabe was hurt in a runaway Tuesday night in Ocean Grove. A delivery wagon with ponies spooked when its doors opened, sending the wagon toward Main Street and Avon. The wagon suffered minor damage while the horses escaped injury.

Stacy McCabe al McCabe Bradley Market McCabe Ocean Grove Main Street Mainsirest Avon

Mary Shutta vs Hermon Stein case goes to next hearing

Justice Borden's Court found for Mrs. Mary Shutta of West Park against wagon dealer Hermon Stein of Abury Park after a Thursday trial. The plaintiff alleged sale of wagons on a battle mortgage and improper disbursement of funds to the mortgagee. Samuel A. Sutterson represented Shutta with Weeley B. Stouts for Stein. case adjourned to January 0 for further consideration.

Mary Shutta Weat Park Hermon Stein Aobury Park Borden Samuel A. Sutterson Mra

Lifesavers Remembered Christmas Dinner by Guild

Life Saving Station 6 at Deal Beach received its annual Christmas dinner from the Guild of the Holy Child of Trinity Episcopal Church on Christmas Day. The rescuers expressed gratitude for the kindness and turkey accompanied by sides delivered by the ladies and gentlemen who never fail to bring meals to the men.

Life Saving Station 6. 6 Deal Breach Guild of the Holy Child of Trinity Episcopal Church

President Keator Active at Board as Committees Form

Dr Brave Si Kener is named president of the Board at Trats with receivership pending. The full slate of members and committees is being prepared for the January meeting of the board.

Brave Si Kener Ourd

Christmas Aftermath at First Presbyterian Sunday School

The First Presbyterian Church Sunday school held a Christmas festival in the chapel on Wednesday evening. The program opened with singing by the school, followed by a cantata featuring Miss Little Tenney, Harry Scotty Jr, Mildred and Florence Wilbur, and Master Cowart in principal roles. Children dressed in white acted as fairies while Mrs. Howard Burden trained the participants. Pastor A G Bale gave a brief address and gifts of books were awarded to faithful attendees. Gundy and oranges were shared with all scholars.

First Presbyterian Sunday School Ainging Miss Little Tenney Harry Scotty, Jr Mildred Florence Wilbur Master Cowart Howard Burden A. G. Bale Dr. Bale

Trainmen's Christmas Feast on Jersey City Run

Conductor Thorp and crew on the Jersey City to Point Pleasant train held a Christmas celebration in the baggage car en route to Asbury Park. Commuters donated gifts and a turkey with cranberry sauce, while a dining car repurposed for a four hour feast. A tree loaded with champagne and tobacco, plus two bot­tles of medicine tied to it, accompanied the tree back to Jersey City.

Thorp Jersey City Point Pleasant Asbury Park Bamper Puint Pleasant Pennsylvania Rate Central Railroad of New Jersey Reed Roberts Pat Engiineer Carr Trolomaster Keifer

Christmas Eve Festival At First M E Church

The Sunday school of the First M E Church held a Christmas celebration Wednesday night. Dr J H Bryno directed the songs and the children, led by the teachers, received presents from the superintendent and pastor. The pipila distributed candies in papier mache fruit boxes.

M. E Dro J. H. Bryno William L. Clark Santa Clara

Hilton Trophy Arrives Amid Protest Over Weir Score

The Hilton Trophy reached Trenton from Georgia on Tuesday. It had been won by a New Jersey life team at Sea Girt last summer. Georgia protested this year’s award citing an incorrect Weir score, but their protest was disallowed.

New Jersey Life Sea Girt Trenton Georgia Weir

Alive and well after horse wanders near Silver Lake

A Nichols resident reported their horse wandered into a wood by Silver Lake on Tuesday morning. The owner left the animal to graze and returned home without trouble, confirming the horse is alive and well.

Jesu Nichola Silver Lake

Horse Cremated at Bradley Beach

A stable fire on Malin Street near Bradley Beach destroyed the building and contents. Fire engines from Independent and Pioneer could not operate until thawed, total loss estimated around 700 dollars including the horse and vehicles. Insurance had lapsed six months prior, leaving no salvage.

William Poland Malin Street Bradley Beach Halsted Poland

A Tenant's Forgetfulness in a Goods Dispute

Mrs. Jolin McBride seeks return of a lot of goods removed by Miss Tullé Pastorius from the New England house. The contract failed to include a reservation clause, and Pastorius later took the goods. Attorneys argued over settlement terms with offer ranges reported. case postponed for two weeks to determine what was removed and seek amicable resolution.

Jolin McBride Third Samuel A. Patterson Tullé Pastorius Miss Pastorius New England Mira Pastorius Letrate Borden

Minstrel Play and Installations Mark Busy January

The Golden Eagle ladies host a minstrel performance at Winckler's hall on January 31. C K Ha Posi GA K reports a district camp fire January 4 to install officers. Legal action concerns divisions within United American Mechanics and battles over per capita tax and state versus national councils.

Ladies of the Golden Eagle Winckler’s Hall C. K. Ha Posi GA. K Order of If United American Mevania Virginia District of Columbia National Council of the Order Pennsylvania Dauphin County Harrisburg William A. Pike Philadelphia John &. Fox Derby Council No. 40 Hummelstown Junior Order of United American Mechanies State Council of Pennsylvania Tional Council Unite American Mechanica Board of Oficers State Council Tie State Council National Judiciary Stage Council

Woman Killed by Train Near Avon Crossing

Mrs Samuel Valleau was fatally struck by a New York and Long Branch Railroad train at Avon freight station crossing. The 50 year old widow, living with her retired actor husband, died from injuries after the whistle failed to prevent the accident.

Samuel Valleau New York and Long Branch Avon Vallei Pennsyvania

Leonard Hulk Hurt in Accidental Finger Snap

Leonard Hulk suffered a severe finger injury described as a tendon snapping in his hand during a mishap with his bees. The incident left him unable to use the injured finger for now, with doctors hopeful for full recovery of the damaged limb.

Ariel Club Holiday Reception Shown With Festive Decor

Winter social season opens with the Ariel Club’s grand reception at the Grand Avenue hotel. Mrs Jen Minot presides with a large committee overseeing decorations in green and red. An orchestra provided music as guests danced and a substantial[collation] was served by caterer Day of Newark.

Ariel Club Grand Avenue Hotel Mra Jen Minot Martin V. Dager L. W. Stiger Mias Ida Wycoff Harry van Sant Bertha Lyons Plano Elizabeth Sill Ethel Suydam Corn Finch Mixa Edith Mitchell Milas Carrie Davie Florence Jones Bertha Martin Newark Edwarde New York Mius Borgie Misa-Elizabeth O.-Smithi-Misa- Pratt Miua L.A. Slade Esther Miler Mins H James Smith Jersey City A. B. Jeli Sugden Arthur Ryan Harry Harvey Baltimore Daisy White Ashmend Philadelphia McCullough Trenton A. C. Twining Sant G. Pred Kroebl Martine V

Dissipated Youth Tries Suicide in Freehold

Charies Frey an eighteen year old of Freehold attempted suicide with a .32 caliber pistol at night. The bullet lodged and he was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch. The youth had been spending Christmas vacation in dissipation and was intoxicated at the time.

Charies Frey Freehold Chrietman Bie Frey Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch

Appleby Faction Wins Neptune Township Vote

The Neptune Township Republican Executive Committee election concluded Thursday night with the Appleby faction securing victory. Larry Shreve of Ocean Grove narrowly defeated Mr. Watson by ten votes in the close race for the Watnoo division.

Neptune Township 4 Central Aly Pleby Larry Shreve Ocean Groves

Naomi Hamilton Dead on Train Trip to Philadelphia

Mrs Edwin Hamilton of Ocean Grove and her 10 year old daughter Naomi planned a Christmas visit with relatives in Philadelphia. Naomi died suddenly of heart failure after changing cars at Trenton. Mrs Hamilton arrived in grief. the father was summoned from Ocean Grove. Naomi was buried in a Philadelphia cemetery.

Edwin Hamilton Ocean Grove Naomi Philadelphia Christ Mater Asbury Park Naomi Worden Trenton Hamilco Mr. Hamilton Hamilton

Ocean Grove Social Notes Show Holiday Travel and Visits

The Cordova in Ocean Grove hosts Capt. George W. Farmore Philadelphia and many locals plan trips and visits over Christmas and New Year. E. G. Harrison and Charles H. Ward return home for holidays. others travel to New York Philadelphia Trenton Bordentown and Keyport. Names include Eugene Pfeiffer Rose Bennett Carr Tantum Reed Warrison and Unerison with lectures on road building and college talks cited.

George W. Farmore Philadelphia Cordova Ocean Grove E. G. Harrison George Farmer California Eugene Pfeiffer Hightstown Trenton Charles H. Ward Salisbury Harold B. Ayres Bordentown Mat. Rose New Haven Loura Rose West Bangs Avenue R. B. Norris Sarah E. Tunsey Keyport New York W. W. Dorsett O. E. Eken Alleohurat George K. Wilkin The Postal Telegraph Company New York State Edith P. Medara New England Conservatory of Music Boston Sixth Avenue Blanche Eleanor Bennett Heck Avenue Glen Ridge Tantum Ocean Grose J. G. Reed St. Paul's Church Almence George Reed Ovenn City Fivey Charles Erme Department Government Pitain

Candidates for Assessor In City Election Named

Several Republicans including Christopher Brazer of Fifth avenue and Justices Morton and Cross are named as candidates to succeed V LeRoy in the Second Ward in April elections. Mrs Andrew Van Cleaf, age 27, died after labor at her home Main avenue Ocean Grove. The funeral service will be held at her house Tuesday at 2 o clock with interment at Me Prospect Cemetery. Undertaker Lurtis in charge.

Belvea Ueseasor T. V. LeRoy California Everal Christopher Brazer Fifth Avenue Morton Cross Andrew van Cleaf Taborer Lewis Main Avenue Ocean Grove Mex VanCled Omical Vin Aralales Tiyslay Lurtis

Township authorities raid beer pedalers in Belmar area

Police arrested seven men and prepared charges against twelve others in a Belmar township raid on beer sellers. Arrested include Thomas Sacco and Willem Sacco, with warrants listing multiple beer and whiskey sellings. Bail set at 500 dollars. some suspects remained jailed while others posted bonds.

Dodd Thomas Sacco Thomas Belmar Joe McLaughlin McLaughlin Willem Theo Bende Yauutal Thomas J. Morphy Constable Hubbert Frank Shutts William Shutts William Hampton Weat Park Shutts Brothers Lyle McCormack Hampton Sella William Aldrich Villa Park Chick” Aker John B. Corlivs Tle Frank Chapman William Sacco Louis Shutta Brank-Shutts Hampton Sucvo Brothers Yucutz Frank Shuts Aker Freehold Tien Higtekeo Long Branch

Parole Bill To Be Re introduced In Legislature

The State will reintroduce the indeterminate sentence bill at the next session. The measure stalled after the last session but was passed three years ago yet failed to become operative due to engrossing errors. It would grant a town Advisory Board of Parole power to release prisoners on parole based on the principal keeper or warden's recommendation.

State Charges Aid Association

Assembly Committees Picked For House Of Assembly

Assemblyman Jones of Essex reports the speaker’s lineup and nearly all standing committees set. Chairmen include Wakeles Bergen for Judiciary, Revialon Laws, Lewis Passaic, Canale Essex, Bradley Cumlen, Wood Mercer, Dexhulmer Essex for Vring Bills, and Wakelie head of Appropriations. Newsboys advertised for daily Journan edition.

Jones Essex County Somlade House of Assembly Trent House Wakeles Bergen Revialon Laws Lewis Passuic Clark Essex Bradley Cumlen Wood of Mercer Vriuted Bills Dexhulmer of Wakelie Will Uluo Ous

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West Side Justice Borden's Court Keator First Presbyterian Church Long Branch Railroad Hilton Former Nichols Leonard Hulk Leonard Utrwanser Cook'a Proprier Arcand Finyer Appleby Journan
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