Urlah White Declared Insane In Lunacy Hearing
The sanity case in City Council chamber before Master In Chancery John R. Lam loy ended with a verdict that Urlah White is insane. Witnesses testified to dementia, inability to manage property, and violent behavior since December. The jury listed property encumbrances of 231,000 and income of 2,580 with attendants required for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urlah White
John R. Lamloy
J. F. Ackerman
Nelson E. Buchanan
Lunacy Commission
David Harvey, Jr
White
Hulick
Papera
Hugh 8
Kinmonth
Urish White
Beveridge
Uriah White
Hattie Conover
Samuel Johnson
Gadegroom's Tragic Death in Middletown Township
Harry Van Schanck a retired business manager formerly of New York killed himself at his riverbank home in Middletown township opposite Red Bank by shooting himself in the head Sunday night. He was about forty two and recently married. no clear cause but heavy drinking has been noted.
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Harry van Schanck
New York
Middletown Township
Red Bank
Mr. van Schanck
Death Roll in Fay Street Neighborhood
Frank Johnson of Fay Street Weat Grove died at home last night of pneumonia at age fifty. He leaves a wife and three children and was a member of Olive Branch lodge No. 7 K of P. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at the A M E Zion Church under the auspices of the lodge, burial in Mt Prospect Cemetery. Funeral Director Sexton Mrs Elizabeth A Jackson of 118 Prospect Avenue reports the death of a widow, paralysis claimed her this afternoon. She leaves several children.
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Frank
Johnson
Fay Street
Weat Grove
Olive Branch Lodge
A. M. E. Zion Church
Mt. Prospect Cemetery
Sexton
Elizabeth
A. Jackson
Prospect Avenue
Red Men to Repeat Masquerade Ball Tonight
The Red Men will repeat the masquerade ball held last week in Winckler's Hall. It is promised that viewing the costumes alone will be well worth the admission price.
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Winckler’s Hall
For Rent Adventure in Winter Rooms at Main Street
Classified rental notice offering immediate possession in a six room house by M. M. Croakie at 508 Main Street. Also lists Dr B Herbert dentist with office hours 9 to 5 at A P O G bank building and mentions tree data delivery service to your front door every evening for six cents weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooma
Era ‘B. Herbert
A.P. & O. G. Bank Buildding
Boulevard bill faces hurdles amid Assembly chaos
In Trenton the boulevard bill stalls as Kirkbride misses voting. Hyren votes against final passage while Snyder supports it. Mayor Ten Broeck lobbied for the measure. Legislators report heavy telegraphic lobbying from Monmouth and statewide figures. Governor Voorhees reportedly opposes and would veto if approved.
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Ton Journal
Trenton
Man Kirkbride
House
Hyren
Snyder
Ten Broeck
New Jersey State Prison Annual Report 1900 Highlights
The 1900 report to Governor Watson shows total expenditures of 208 707 48 with revenue 93 525 82, yielding a net cost of 113 182 11. It notes prisoners received 457 men and 13 women, 401 men and 20 women discharged, and pardons totaling 15, with inmates serving varying terms up to life. Monmouth 59, Hudson 218, Essex 158. Ocean 3. Of 379 prisoners born in New Jersey, 146 from New York. literacy rates show 921 can read and write, 149 cannot, 91 read only. Color stat shows 10 female and 288 male prisoners colored.
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Board of Inspectors
New Jersey State Prison
Voorke Lysander E. Watson
Ocean Grove
United States
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Court of Pardons
Monmouth County
Hudson County
Essexian
Ocean County
New Jersey
New York
Arrests in Spring Lake burglary case at large
Walter Fields of Ocean Grove was arrested by Constable Hammell on breaking and entering bath houses in Spring Lake and stealing brass fittings. Charles Pointset aided, Fields escaped, held on $200 by Magistrate Dodd awaiting grand jury action. Pointset out on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fields
Océan Grove
Hammell
Spring Lake
Fields
Charles Pointset
Magietrate
Dodd
Pointset
Institute to establish new castle at Plainfield
The degree team of Corinthian Castle Keights of the Golden Eagle will travel tomorrow afternoon to Plainfield for the institution of a new castle by Grand Chief Arthur H. Hope of this city.
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Corinthian Castle
Keights of the Golden Eagle
Plainfield
Wedding Invitations Engraved In Correct Form
An OCR fragment notes wedding invitations engraved in proper form at the Jounwain office with reference to Tiffany and Wanamaker prices as part of a historical notice.
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Jounwain
Tiffany
Company H Plans Washington Inauguration Parade Trip
Company H seeks Governor approval to attend President McKinley’s inauguration in Washington. Estimated expenses around $300 with half pledged. donations solicited. Start from Inter- Inkens next Sunday, marching in a parade line. A fundraising basketball game with the crack team of Company H planned at Central Hall to raise inaugural funds.
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McKinley
Claude V. Guerin
Shinn
Camden
Washington
Inter- Inken
Mattison Avenue
Will. Ey
A. C. Twining
W. MH. Barnard
B. A. Tosting
A.D. McCabe
William $Ffard
Edward E. Hil
J. H. Cook
Dr. F. Ackerman
Dr. H. Bryan
T. Frank Appleby
N. E. ‘Buchanan
A. A. Taylor
Oreos A. C
Company H Central Hall
Lng
Alvin B. Oliver
Lewis Bennett
James Woodward
Harry Rushton
Juniors' Case Delayed in U S Circuit Court Hearing
The National Council of the Jr C U A M seeks to bar the State Council and officers Miers Reed Norris from conducting order business in this state. Judge Kirkpatrick postponed the argument to Monday March 25 after defense counsel sought more time. Samuel H Gray and Fergus A Dennis represent defendants while Barton Hutchinson and Charles Corbin lead the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of the Jr. C. U. A. M
State Council of the Order
William H. Miers
James J. Reed
Howard
Norris
Kirkpatrick
United States Circuit Court
Trenton
Samuel H. Gray
Camden
Fergus A. Dennis
Princeton
Barton B. Hutchinson
Charles Corbin
Jersey City
Twins Left Motherless in Ocean Grove Death
Mrs. Mary A. Quiring aged 27 died today at 146 Cookman Avenue Ocean Grove after giving birth to twins about two weeks ago. She had been rapidly improving until last Sunday when a relapse proved fatal. The funeral is in charge of Undertaker Burtla.
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Mary A. Quiring
Cookman Avenue
Ocean Grove
Burtla
Spring Election Abolished by Assembly Vote
The Assembly passed Mr. Meeker's bill to abolish spring elections in all cities by an 84 to 21 vote. The joint appro priations committee trimmed the New Jersey commissioners' Pan American Exposition request, approving $26,000 instead of $50,000.
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Assembly
Autograph on Cards Offered With Cheap Bristol Prints
An ad notes The JOURNAL engraves autograph signatures on copper plates and furnishes fifty fine bristol cards for two dollars with each additional fifty cards sixty cents. Also promotes spring clothing bargains in Asbury Park with extensive offerings for men and boys from the Simmepacn Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Asbury Park
Adv
Tm Simmepacn Company
Young Blood Wins the Township Primary in Landslide
In yesterday's Republican primary Harry G. Shreve and George F. Rainear led a sweeping ticket victory. The slate includes Shreve for township committeeman, Rainear for township clerk, John C. Patterson as justice of the peace, C. H. Chamberlain as constable, and Joseph Peterson as commissioner of appeal. Major budget lines were approved with Garrett totals: garbage $700, hospital $100, lights $2,000, poor $2,000, police $1,200, and roads $4,000. The largest vote total went to township committeeman with 546 ballots.
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Harry G. Shreve
George F. Rainear
Harlots
John C. Patterson
C. H. Chamberlain
Commission of Appeal
Joseph Peterson
Bennie H. White
Ernest Obie
Asa Obie
Isaah Lane
Grand Army
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Peter F. Dodd
Dodd
Board of Health Ways and Means
Grand Prey Ace Beabhoy
Memorial Hospital
Shreve
Howland
Moran
Ralnear
Chamberlain
Constable
Lane
Snedeker
Brower
Ballerino
Flanagan
D’alleste
Peterson
Emmons
Surveyors of
White
E. Oble
Morris
Russo
Head Where Tail Should Be
Ocean Grove hackman Fred Hill witnessed a bizarre Main street incident as a two-horse cart toppled one horse, the second dragged the prostrate mate, causing knee wounds before the beast stared with its head misplaced. Later, Asbury Park Wheelmen held a ladies night with euchre and dancing, Mrs Black winning a cut glass dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hill
Ocean Grove
Main Street
Asbury Park
J. Black
Harry Duffield
Wheelmen’s Club
Card of thanks to voters after Republican primary
G Shreve extends gratitude to voters from both parties who supported him in yesterday's Republican primary. He notes appreciation for the broad support and public backing received.
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G. Shreve
Steinbachs House Furnishings Ad Announcement
Steinbachs offers new furniture and rares with larger stock and lower prices. Cleaning time approaches, inspectors welcome, savings emphasized. Advertises in The Journal.
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Tun SteinBach Company
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Educational Hall
Twigg and Company
Direc
Henry Bernard
Best Workmanshi Aronstom
Mammoth
William Giffard
Monmouth Realty Company
Monmouth
Mattison
Bond
Sheriff's Jury
Gadegroom
Ven Schanck
Bullet
State’ Prison
State Board of Inspectors
New Castle
State Council
Quiring
Young Blood
Rainear
Township Republican
A. P. W. Club
Steinbach’s
Summerfield Avenue
Bond St
Asbury Park, N. d
Medicine
the Journal
M. E. Teitelbaum
P. O. Bradley Beach
Peter Bath
First Avenue
McCabe
Er Se Srmcers
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