Ocean Grove and Asbury Park Businesses and Services Listing
A dense historic ad page lists businesses in Ocean Grove and Asbury Park New Jersey. It highlights roofing and painting services by Gus Mueray and William Atkinson, a confectionery at Main Avenue near the Post Office, a garaging and livery stable run by G. W. Rogers, and various carpenters, builders, blind makers, and supply shops. An emphasis is placed on prompt service, reasonable prices, and year round operation for area services including boarding establishments and a central livery facility.
Insurance Agency Listing for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
Insurance agency advertisement notes risks categorized as T class companies with low rates. Mentions New York State and Crez and other reliable companies. Office located in Steinbach's Building on Main Street near Col. Lake Avenue in Asbury Park New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Bapety
Youx State
Crez
New Jenssy
Puitapatrms
Steinbach's
Main Street
Col. Lake Avenue
Prous Roousin
N. J
Asbury Park Plans Growth With Permanent Work Initiatives
A 19th century notice outlines Asbury Park's potential development including land sales near the old turnpike for manufacturers, a plan to attract permanent work, and local amenities such as two churches a day school and a public hall. It mentions General Gras and a committee seeking reader interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Atlantic Coast
New York City
Abe Resorts EU
General Gras
Oegan
Park
Taree
Niles
R.H
Avith
Masonic Bociety
Lodge of Good’ Templars
Ray of Cee
Denk Pat Lguort
Charges Favor Senate Inquiry Into Senator Spencer Scandal
The House committee announces 82 specifications of corrupt practices against Senator Spencer for influencing his office. Reductions are planned in river and harbor, public buildings, fortifications, and internal revenue budgets. A Norfolk Navy Yard probe will follow, with likely laws to curb navy yard political use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Pinchback
Kel‘ogee
Jowell Vel
Pyeehich
Ald
Vaik Tad
Spencer
Committee of Privileges
House
Ald Harbor
House Naval Committee
Norfolk Navy Yard
Congress Passes Centennial Bill and Diplomatic Appropriation
The Senate approved the House Centennial Bill by 41 to 18 amid debate over prayers and celebration tone. The House also passed the Diplomatic Appropriation Bill 191 to 8, while the Senate backed a transport of animals bill 20 to 24 and a pension plan with amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Randolph
Dem
N. J
Benator Jeery
Kentucky
Evelnight Ep
M. J
Reverdy Johnson
Randall
House
Spain and British Arms Purchases Highlight Foreign News
Reports note Spain purchasing six Krupp guns and 6,000 rounds, with talks in the Commons on India’s status. Carlist forces retreat to Guipuzcoa as King Alfonso opens Cortes promising stable finances and renewed prosperity amid foreign diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Alfonso
United States
Pervill
Spain
Notable 19th Century New Jersey Legislative Items
The piece reviews multiple measures including incorporation of a coastal municipality, funding for a constitutional amendment election, and expensing provisions. It notes actions on property conveyance by married women and a $55,000 appropriation linked to the Jamesburg Reform deal, plus a debate on subsidies to railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean County
Atterson
New Jersey
The Advisory Council meets at Plymouth Church Tuesday
Delegates from 182 of 179 sharehow invited attend a long Plymouth Church council session. The meeting discusses church governance and possible revisions without accusing the church of misconduct. Dr. Bacon and others present address the inquiry and advise the council on its scope and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Church Son
Fanetse Gamal Adeo
Ita
Leonard W. Bacon
D. D
Dingley
Gnas Bates
Dlinois
Anger
Yi Hoe
Her
Owe
Newark
R. J
Bonbes
William Fest
Bacon
Eet Beecher
Homitter W. Raymond
Mansfield
Ohio
Seney Wied Beechar
Forostymouth
Eieg
Sena
Shearman
heOhurch
Béecher
Prosecution rests in Babcock case amid telegram evidence
Telegrams between Babcock and Whiskey Ring members in St. Louis were read, defense challenging delivery proof. Witnesses testified Babcock’s good character. President’s deposition denied interference. Reverdy Johnson opened defense. a Newark man died after track incident following prior suicide attempt. Hastings was a Newark Masonic leader and Burns Club vp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Douglaas
Williams
Joyce
Everest
Byreeveral M. P. Banks
A. A. Humphreys
Allan P. Sato Aberrisor
Internal Revenue
Penn i
New Jersey
Dalgwara
Land
District of Columbia
Hod
General Sherman
Boice
Ketter Jer
Everett
Saya
Cdnterchange
Babonek
Ring
John Hastings
Newark
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weattfi
Hastings
Haatin
Romment Mason
Ewark Foes
Union Chapter
Druids
Burns Club
Lost at Sea In Baltic Storm, Floka Sinks Near Coast
On the sixth of Inat the Norwegian bark Floka, at 44N 84W, was sighted by the British ship Wids-Hatford from Philadelphia bound for Bremerhaven. The sea swept over the Floka and four boats failed to reach her. One crewman jumped overboard and drowned. two were picked up, the rest perished. The Floka drifted from 6 pm to the following morning with shipwrecked survivors unable to save themselves.
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Floka
Wids-Hatford
Philadelphia
Bremerhaven
Potrescus
O.mem
Pho
Aix O'Clock
Unclear historical custody and death sentence items
The fragment mentions Winslow in custody near Boston and Rotterism with appeals pending and a Brooklyn fatality, Pesach Nisan Robenstein, reportedly sentenced to death, though details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Pesach Nisan Robenstein
Brooklyn
Fire damp explosion at Exeter mine kills four workers
Four men died in a fire damp explosion at the Exeter mine owned by the Lehigh Valley Railroad on Saturday. Geo C Packard of the National Bank of Commerce in New London Ct admits to bank robbery. all funds amounting to 21 are recovered. The Hamburg steamer Pommerania reports a burning ship on the 8th. a weasel in flames prevented identification of its nature and no crew or passengers were located.
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Exeter
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Geo. C. Packard
National Bank of Co
New London
Pommerania
Look-Out at the Mines Sparking Regional Turmoil
Scranton dispatch reports miners' suspension amid mass joblessness and looming bankruptcy across coal regions. Merchants fear widespread distress as debtors fail to pay and idle workers threaten law and order, prompting calls for troops to guard markets and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philadelphia
Atcranton
Commonwealth
News Mtomia from Places in the State
Various items report appointments, crimes, fires, trials, and social actions across New Jersey. Subjects include postmaster appointment in Boonton, a fatal murder conviction in Belviders, a sheriff election in Essex, a range of tax and public‑work cases, a Jersey City fire, and temperance measures in Vineland.
Sermon on Fear of the Lord at Park Hall
The Rev L Laren preached at Park Hall on Sunday delivering a sermon based on Malachi chapters 16 and 17. He discussed reverence for God, obedience, and the idea that the fear of the Lord is linked to punishment and remembrance by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Laren
Park Hall
Malachi
Bain
Hin & Ds
Waanoth
Tees Rao
Aly
Obscure Notice From Vanity Palace Engagement
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a Sunday event at Chapel with timing around 3 to 4 pm and a subject announced for examination at Vanity Palace. Names and locations are unclear due to damaged text.
Patent Right Suit Trials Draw Out in United States Court
The Brooklyn legal column describes a long running patent case over two years involving Green and others against Theodore A. Tyler. The dispute centers on alleged letter infringement and the novelty of Greens invention concerning a driven well and its atmospheric flow. Arguments span weeks with Judge Shipman awaiting final replies from General Tracy and Mr Warner as proceedings near closure.
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Brooklyn Bogle
Bae Os Ae
Pehich
Benedict United State Sour
Arewing
Telaintiffe Are’ Wih
D. Andrews
George H. Anens
Nelson W
Cigan
Orlando Besio Bennet
Piatt
Ant Sood
Theodore A. Tytn
Ault-Is
Arge
Eanma
Grean
Ray
Cme
Habin
Berg
Glayton
Miloeanarte
Necticut
Onipmoan
Goodrich
Warndcorha
Tracy
Warner
Shipman
Go Ons
Bhipouas
Centennial exhibits and global events stir public interest
Readings note patriotic mothers and infant images while Bonnat sketches The Flagellation of Christ. Brazil’s Don Pharo II plans a U S tour as San Francisco’s Mercantile Library reports twenty thousand volumes stolen. The Michigan University lists 7, the legislature debates educational offices, and the Unitarian church in Brookfield votes to replace wine with water in communion.
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Bonnat
Don Pharo II
Brazil
United States
Mercantile Library
San Brageleco
House of Representatives
Payria the Evangelist
Lincolin
Heb Seakesy
Stuch
Zaynet Zea
Michigan
Worden
Unitarian Church
Brookfield
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Gus Mueray
RAND
Avenuehouse, Sapere
Stasbury ‘Park
CLARE
Onery
Main Avenue
Uby Park
Germantown Lane
Rea
Sbury Park
Sewall Avenue
McFarlin
Sbuby Park
Ogean Grove
G. W. Rogers
Prop
INSURANCE_AGENCY
Puan B. Wanner, Ag’t, Park, Mae
Ocean Grea
Asbury Park, New Jersey
New York
Washington
Congress
Diarsel
Commons
India
Ince Napoleon
Republic
Don
Carlos
Austria
Simro Renton
Moss
Quean
Pala Bay
Mr.Thorn
Mata
the Council
Baltimore
Lost
Winslow
Boston
America
Aris Leidon
General News
C. B. Daynon Han
Boonton
Cmt
Elisabeth
James Martin
Paterson
Diptheris
Jersey” City
Union Hill
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Bergen County
Jersey City
U.S
Muirheid
United Etstes Watch Company
Edwin Porreat
Trenton
Fresholder
Perry
Central Methodist Church
Patrick Ward
Belviders
Peter Meist
Jako D. Harrison
Wos
Essex County
Wm.h. Brown
William Ryan
Edward Mather
Firs
Hoboken
Arsoi
Ryan
Central Railway Company of
Betonamépt
Hebelés
Partick Ward
Peter ‘T. Mires
Phillipsburg
Warren County
Ward
Henry’ BR. Vreeland
States
Ralph
Bouia Nagle
Erie
Jersey Ity
John Ritter
Wammer
Indies of Freehold
Monmouth County
Vineland
Elias
Tiem
Ins Chapel
Vanity
Mondeo
Garibeldl
Tempee Beale
Jersey
Olty
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