British Army Struggles as Buller Delays Move Toward Tugela
Dispatches reveal General Buller has shifted headquarters back to Chieveley from Springfield amid heavy Boer pressure near Colesberg and Achtertang. Reports describe renewed fighting, Boer outposts shelled, and British withdrawals to Rensburg as efforts to reach Tugela falter.
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London
Vaal
Krantz
Chieveley
Buller
Springfield
Snot
Tugelo
Pretoria
Daily Mail
Fromensburg
Colesberg
Achtertang
Potfontein
Jasfontein
Hos
Colenberg
Rensurg
Rensberg
Cape Coly
Maberg
Page
Stingersfontein
Bastard'’s Nek
Hobkirks
Indmill
Rensey
Coles Kop
Cecil Rhodes
Europe
Boers Would Pursue In the T of His Capture. Dr. Leyds
Mr. Rhodes
Ezon Ly
Ladysmith
Great Brit
England
Geld
Arthur Paget
Scots Guards
Mansion House
Daily Telegraph
Cape
Indies
United States
Decorate Your Houses Nothing will beautify a home more than no
A fragment from an advertisement or home decor feature urges readers to improve living spaces with decorating ideas. It highlights style, cost efficiency, and practical tips to transform interiors, aiming to inspire readers to start projects at home.
Veterans Bill Advances After Trenton Lobbying Effort
Local committee of Spanish American War veterans secured support in Trenton for a bill reimbursing costs of state clothing for volunteers. Assemblyman Kirkbride and Senator Francis backed the measure. amendments widened the per veteran funding to cover actual needs beyond initial $2185. The bill targets regiments one through four and aims to correct past shortfalls in muster roll funding.
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Trenton
Blyman Kirkbride
Claude V. Guerlo
William Panconet
Charles E. King, Jr
Hich Assemblyman
Wakéles
Kirkbride
Adjutant General's Office
Will Restore Rogers and Mandamus Delay Continues
Police sergeant William B. Rogers, suspended, is expected to be restored to duty. Mandamus proceedings against the city were postponed as Supreme Court Commissioner Halstead H. Wainwright was not present for today’s scheduled session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Rogers
Sagnef de Faite
Midé
Rogers
Supreme Court
Halstead H. Wainwright
Cty
John F. Hewktoste
Song of
Kame
Mark Patterson
Charlea_ E. Cook
Prolonged Illness Improves of William Roberts
William Roberts, ill for several weeks at Tenney house, is improving. The Neptune Township Republican Executive Committee meets tonight at William Giffard’s office, 222 Main Street. The funeral of the late Rev John C Cornish colored will be held tomorrow at 1 pm from Bethel Rae Church, Becond Avenue and Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
Neptune Township Committee Meets Over New Aid Law Changes
The Neptune Township Committee will meet tomorrow afternoon to discuss changes required by the new township law which goes into effect on the 25th of this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Township
Rare rental listing in Keator Block Dairy Kitchen
Aged newspaper item notes a business opportunity for rent in Keator Block at The Dairy Kitchen location. Mentions possession beginning April 1 and references agents or owner terms. Includes stray ad text about products and names obscured by OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keator Block
Grenele
Government ownership urged for railroads at antitrust meeting
Chicago feb 14 after a heated debate the resolutions committee of the antitrust conference reported in favor of government ownership of railroads with seizure at actual value and without payment for watered stock or franchise values. prominent speakers including donnelly altgeld and simpson urged clear language. m l lockwood argued the movement aims to wipe out trusts within years. separate note carrie chapman catt elected president of the national american woman suffrage association succeeding susan b anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Deesinittas
Ales
Ignatius Donnelly
John P._Altgeld
A- P
Bfr
Donnelly
Henry George, Jr
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
McQuir
The
Kansas Statesman
Appor al
Bimpson
M. L. Lockwood
Cde
Call
Misa Anthony
Washington
American Woman's Suffrage Asso
Elation
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
Association
Busan B. Anthony
Ant
Binks
Anna Howard Bhaw
Rachel, Foster Avery
Alice Stone Blackwell
Harriet Taylor Upton
Laura Clay
Catharine Waugh McCulloch
Hatcher Leaves Princeton for Carnegie Museum Post
Professor John Bell Hatcher of Princeton has accepted the curatorship of vertebrate paleontology at the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh. He has been at Princeton since 1893, conducting fossil collection and study, with major Patagonia field work since 1906, and begins his Pittsburgh duties March 1. General Wills J Hulings announces charters for 42 Spanish American War Veterans camps across multiple states.
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Hetcher
Pittsburg
Princeton
N. J
John Bell
Hatcher
Carnegie Museum
West
Patagonia
Lancarther
Wild Day in Cotton Exchange Sees Record-Looming Activity
Cotton Exchange in NEW YORK on February 14 stirred by frenzied trading with near 800000 bales transacted. Price pendulums swung violently, rising from Saturday close to a peak gain of 4 to 89 points amid lively turnover and uncertain near-record prospects.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
Freeholder Bill Faces Tough Path in Assembly
Trenton Feb 18 Assemblyman Klein introduces a bill changing Freeholders power, creating a Director of County Affairs with broad appointment powers. Hudson County opposition signals a hard road. County Counsel Munn works on a revised act to limit officials. The Senate considers State House plans costing 289000 with a new senate chamber.
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Trenton
Assemblyman
Klein
Board of Freeholders
Hudson County
Ita
Munn
Freeholders
State House Commission
Senate
Barbers’ Association of
New Jersey
State Board of Examiners
Wood
Mercer
Lewin
Passaic
Assembly
State Library Association
Weseman
Supreme Court
Assemblyman Murphy
Tesahera
Assemblyman Blackwell
Abbott
Benny
Fish and Game
McDermott
Committee On Municipal Corporations
Francs
Regi ‘Ments
Senate Adopts House Death of Former Attorney General Stockton
Senate unanimous vote approves resolutions from the house on the death of former attorney general John P. Stockton. bills discussed include youth sentencing reform and a prohibition on misrepresenting legal credentials to practice law in this state.
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Senate
House
Postmaster seeks mail free envelopes and cards scheme
Assistant Postmaster General J Madden forwards a bill to the House Committee proposing postage free reply envelopes and cards for business circulars. Firms would pay postage only on returns, aiming to cut losses from nonreturned prepaid responses which current prepaid cards rarely bring back.
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Lord of the House
Madden
Oliver Champion Wins Monmouth Club Pool Championship
Joseph L. Olivar won the Monmouth Club pool championship last night. He captured the final match against I W Pike to claim a porcelain mantel clock as first prize while Pike received a pitcher. The event drew all players and spectators who cheered for favorites and heard speeches after the contest.
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Joseph L. Olivar
Monmouth
I. W. Pike
Oliver
Pike
O. Twiniag
Secret societies meet at Liberty Temple and twin city conclave
The Wicket reports meetings this evening for Liberty Temple No 6 Ladies of Golden Eagle at Winckler building 7 30, Neptune Lodge No 84 LO C F Manning building 8, Corinthian Commandery No 7 KG E Appleby building 8. Tomorrow the Twin City Conclave No 48 Legion of the Red Cross hosts a reception for supreme officers. District Deputy J E W Vanderhof of Somerville installed officials of Seaside Conclave No 281 Improved Order of Heptosophs. Twelve new members were admitted and a banquet followed. Corinthian Commandery Knights of the Golden Eagle will elect military officers tomorrow evening. Tecumseh Tribe Red Men held a war dance at Winckler hall with dancing and a log cabin fire.
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Liberty Temple
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Winckler
Neptune Lodge
LO. C. F
Manning
Corinthian Commandery
Appleby
Eossion Twin City
Legion of the Red Cross
J. E. W.' Vanderhof
Somerville
Seaside
William G ‘Hatsin
H. D. Clark
Richard Hunter
William H. Garrison
Howard Holco
Dress Goods Display Promotes Spring Gowns
An Asbury Park advertisement touts staple dress goods and affordable stock. The Tus Steerhace Company invites readers to visit for spring gowns as the Journal promises more fresh reading matter than any other newspaper in town.
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Tus
Adv
Asbury Park
Can a Minor's Debt Ever Be Collected
A magistrate rules that a person who became an adult after contracting a debt cannot be held liable for it if the contract was made while a minor. Joseph Strand, who bought goods from Bartle & Zimmerman as a minor, faced collection attempts after the firm dissolved. The case turned on infancy law, and the court decided Strand falls under the Infancy Act thus the plaintiff cannot recover. Strand’s attorney expects payment may still occur to settle amicably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
John Strand
Joseph Strand
Bartle & Zimmerman
Strand
Rulls Lawrence
Burts
Louis Rose
Rosa
Wainwright
Descleton
Stranded County of Edinburgh Faces Long Stand
Still high and dry near McFarland's bath houses at Point Pleasant the County of Edinburgh may not float for a week or ten days. John G. Havens and Captain Hennessey report no immediate danger, with readiness to haul off at first favorable tide while winds threaten. Asbury Park residents swarm the scene.
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County of Edinburgh
McFarland
Point Pleasant
John ‘G. W. Havens
Life Saving Service
Hennessey
Merritt-Chapman ‘Wrecking’ Company
Asbury Park
Board of Trade Banquet Set for Spring Opening
The Board of Trade reports a deed transfer is not yet in the committee’s hands due to an omission found by the Ocean Grove Association. Once turned over, work on preparing the factory for occupancy by the Symphonion Manufacturing Company of New York will proceed. The annual spring banquet will occur as usual with President Keator to appoint an arrangements committee.
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Board of Trade
Bradley Besch
Mittes
Banda
Ocean Grove Association
Symphonion Manufacturing Company of
New York
Keator
Death of Newark Assistant Postmaster in State House Office
George Worrer of Newark assistant postmaster of the assembly died suddenly yesterday afternoon in the state house office of custodian John Bonnell. He reportedly suffered heart disease and expired within moments after entering the lounge. His remains were sent to Newark.
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George Worrer
Newark
Assembly
John Bonnell
Ile On
Werrer
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Henrt P. Porter
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Thareday
Stenner. Co
Veterans
Bill
Gueio
Pancosat
King
Polceman
Ane
Altgeld
Simpson
Freeholder
Capitol
Francis J. Swe
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Francis J. Swayne
Child
Clronrt Court
Oliver Champion
Monmouth Club
Asbury
Park and Vicinity
Journal
W. S. Burtis
Edinburgh
State House
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