Murderer Gemino captured after fatal New York quarrel
Genaro Gemlan known as Gemino, accused of fatally wounding Domenico Bertone in a Springwood Avenue dispute in front of Bertone’s wife Lisabetta. Gemino was captured near Farmingdale by Constable John Ackeriman and jailed in Freehold. Bertone’s widow remains in county jail. Autopsy to be conducted by Dr. J. T. Rose.
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Genaro Gemlan
Domenico Bertone
West Park
Farmingdale
John Ackeriman
Gomind
Freehold
Lisabetta Bartone
Alan
Huggins
Avon
Itejians
Enrico Giovanella
New York
Asbury Park
Mras Bertone
Gemino
Hlu
Glayanella
Linabetta
Huababd
New-York
Giovatella
Bertone
Giovanella
Springwood ‘Avenue
Brown
Main Street
Atkins Avenue
Frank Mosco
Giovanolia
Gemind
Gamifana
Geveral Howwen
Moxco's
Geminy
Ee Bertons
Leo
Township murder suspect Bertone finally captured
Reports say Bertone, a sober hard working man with a daughter, 9, was suspected in a shooting at a brick yard. Bearch parties and police led by Gravatt and Constables White, McLaughlin pursued the murderer toward Hamilton. Magistrate Dodd alerted county authorities to keep Wickout area on alert until capture.
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Monco
Bertone
Ing
Yeura
Marla
Gravatt
White
Mclaughlin
Bert
Hamilton
Gemmo
Milton Tilton
Samuel Harleyn Hamilton
Dodd Nunmne
Local notices and obituaries from Ocean Grove area
Public school reopenings and a council meeting announced for this evening. The January term of court opened in Freehold. Ocean Grove and Asbury Park Choral Union to rehearse at Ocean Grove high school. A reunion social at Like Aran Hotel. John D. Colville of Ocean Grove dies suddenly of apoplexy. First in a series of five union prayer meetings begins at Grand Avenue Reformed Church with daily sessions through Friday at 8:20.
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Common Council
Freehold
Ocean
Grove
Asbury
Park Choral Union
Ocean Grove
Howard
T. Widdemer
John D. Colville
Frenton
Ania Cummer
Ocean Rove
Grand Avenue
Behind the Wicket Secret Orders Meet in Asbury Park
Secret societies in Asbury Park gathered for evening meetings at Winkler's Hall Cook's building and various halls. Amnbury Lodge F A M Seaside Commandery United Order of the Golden Cross Appleby building Seabright P Hall Packer presidentship rumors Aubury Council Jr O U A My Silver Lake Council Belmar observed installation of the new officers. After initiation, attendees enjoyed social pastimes.
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Asbury
Teenthseh Tribe
Winkler
Sfall
Amnbury Lodge
Cook's
Seaside
United ‘Order- of fihe-Golden Cros
Appleby
Atlantic-Rebekah
Manning
P. Hall Packer
Seabright
Unexcelled House Event In West Grove Debates Plane Purchase
A gathering at West Grove's Unexcelled No 2 hall featured decorations and refreshments including sandwiches clam chowder lemonade and apples. Editor Youmans hosted a gramophone session and a plan to buy a plane was discussed. A five member committee to oversee the purchase and another to manage monthly charitable servings were appointed. Five membership applications were approved with elections. Later basketball games at Central hall saw Asbury Park Athletic Club defeat Asbury Park High School Association 50 to 18 with players listed for both sides.
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Engigg Henge
West Grove
Youmans
Asbury Park Athletic Club
Asbury Park High School Association
Johnson
Cook
Mbjas
Asay
Black
Hendrickam
Tenney
Vito
Olesf
Ware
H— Jones
Haggerty, Hendrickson
Emi Wiseman
Oreca— Ener
Grand Jury Charged Over West Arbury Park Liquor and Murders
The Sanitary term opened in Freehold with Judge Collins directing the grand jury. He noted illegal liquor sales in West Arbury Park and nearby areas, gambling at Long Branch and West End under club guise, plus the murder of Marshal Walsh at Red Bank and another West Asbury Park killing yesterday. Jollie Brown is foreman. grand jurors for Allanes Township include George Fy Kroeih and John Hulshatt.
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Freehold
Collins
West
Arbury Park
Long Branch
West_End
Marshal Walsh
Red ‘Bank
Asbury Park
Jollie ® Brown
Altanes
George
Fy Kroeih
John
Hulshatt
Havana's New Year Torchlit Procession Amid Jubilant Crowds
A Havana New Year celebration featured a midnight torchlit procession from Prado through the city’s main streets led by a band. The Cuban national hymn drew crowds to windows and doors as firecrackers erupted and officials including Provident McKinley and Governor General Wood received broad praise. A banquet greeted General Wood's Cuban council escort as demonstrators demanded exhumation of Dionisio Gi’s remains. police later restored order after rioting and gunfire injured officers.
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Prado
Muarch
Cuba ‘Libre
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General Wood
Liberal
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Itabt
Lara
Herg
Bhick
Masoud
Aleman
Reorganization of Cuban Commands Expected
Reports from Washington indicate a likely complete reorganization of Cuba’s military commands soon. A plan to reduce posts may replace six departments with two, with senior officers traveling to Washington for talks on Porto Rico and Cuba governance amid American control.
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Fun
le Ig
Cuba
Porto Rico
Cubas
Santiago
Puerto Principe
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Rare Business Offer for Dairy Kitchen in Keator Block
Readable fragment notes a rare business chance in Keator Block for the Dairy Kitchen with rent options and proposed hotel apartments. Mentions possession offered by present proprietors and prospective agents handling inquiry.
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Keator Block
Prietors
Ithely
Rand’ Avenue
American troops capture Cabuyao in southern advance
Jan 2 The first major southern advance occurred yesterday as two battalions of the Thirty-ninth infantry landed and occupied Cabuyao on the south side of Laguna de Bay. American losses were two killed and four wounded. About 150 enemy dead were found in a single house, and 150 prisoners plus four rapid-fire guns were captured. Three Filipino officers surrendered to Major March. The gunboat Laguna de Bay bombarded the town before disembarkation, and the insurgents retreated toward Santa Rosa as Americans burned the surrounding country. Commanders moved to Manila for protection. 3,000 troops are in the city.
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Cabuyno
Laguna de Bay
Uneemacoes
Santa Itoxa
Santa Rosa
Silang
Calamba
Manila
Ammaniltlor
Jenters
Upe Tsing
Aguinalle
Filipluog
March’ ' Batutli
Boutoe
JL Wit
Mauila- der
Wilder
Doe
Vigga
Baoulbons
Aguiundo
Basoubong
Tiwax
Fire Losses Near Hundred Thousand in North Carolina and Nebraska Church Blaze
A Greensboro North Carolina wholesale house fire caused nearly 100000 in damage with flames spreading to an adjoining store and hindering efforts as water froze. In Stromsburg Nebraska a Baptist church was destroyed by fire after a dactylene lighting explosion, injuring two people during a New Year watch service.
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Nort Covelinnk Biase
Charlotte
Stromsburg
Senator Ford Second Lieutenant in Ninth Regiment
Local report notes Senator John Ford elected a second lieutenant to replace Lieutenant Charles W Seward who died of camp fever during the Spanish-American War. Ford joined the Ninth shortly after the muster out of the United States volunteer forces.
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Sunator Ford
Ninth Regiment
John Ford
Chiarles W Seward
Nonator ‘Ford
Ninth
United States
December 1899 Corporate Registrations Report
The secretary of state records show 2,182 corporations active to year end 1899 with 200 new incorporations in December and $82,530.80 received in fees. Notable incorporations include American Electric Vehicle Company with $5,000,000 capital and Montezuma Lead Company with $8,000,000. Also Amalgamated Copper Company reported full paid capital of 375,000,000. Declared December incorporations include American Electric Vehicle Company, International Fire Engine Company, and several others with $1,000,000+ capitals such as Fiscoonsolidatedating Go and Montezuma Lead Co.
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American Electric Vehicle Company
Capital
Montezuma
Yited
Ite J Capital
Ite
American Electric Vehicle Co
International Fire Engine
American Automatic Loom Co
Shava Stangard Sanitary
Wellington Gas and Petrolean Panama Canal Co. of America
Hebors
Fiato Io Eatin Co
Deene Montezuma Lea Oblo
Indiana
Nawiral
Hintaansurph Balety
Icieetrie Ga
Atlantic Iron and Steel
Cu Miller & Bittenhouse Co
dnt-Alapsu Torpedo Co
Western Automall Co
Mile& Burns Patt Iron Co
American Blute Co
Triple Anniversary at Grenelle Home Marks 79th Birthday
A large gathering near Asbury Park honors the seventy ninth birthday of Reverend Grenelle and his sixty year anniversary of marriage and ordination. Gifts include cut glass and gold, with granddaughter Lottie Grenelle reciting and friends from Battle Creek Boston and nearby towns sending poems. A luncheon and games followed. attendees extended from Brooklyn Norwich Newburgh Roselle Flemington Plainfield Montclair Port Jervis and Princeton.
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First Avenue
Mrr
Lottie Grenelle
Onl
Gealthy Mie
G-H—Teraves
Roselle
Baattle
Wash
Boston
Asbury
Perk
Babcock
Neer
Brooklyn
Sheldon
Norwich
Eleazer Osborn
Binghamton
Hiram Jones
Newburgh
N.Y
H.graves
New Year's at the Monmouth Club Celebration
New Year's day at the Monmouth Club featured a generous reception hosted by members for friends. The chef served an array of seasonable delicacies while Underwood's Orchestra provided music and J. C. Kissell of Philadelphia sang for the guests with his wife noted locally as a familiar figure.
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Monmouth Club
Underwood
J. C. Kissell
Philadelphia
Brunswick Hotel
Our Crowd Dance at Grand Avenue Hotel New Year gathering
A New Year’s dance by the group Our Crowd at the Grand Avenue Hotel featured a list of attendees including Lulu McCabe Ethel Suydam Antoinette Porter Ella Ferguson Cora Finch Abnie Hunt Addie Pratt Wornelia Kroehl Georgie Neabit Messiah Kenneth Towner Harry Gahagah Hulut Seaman Charles Smith Danner Stewart Edwart Wyckes Barry Watson Henry Kroebl Trving King Laughlin Herrick and Rulif Brower. The event highlighted local social figures and musicians among the youthful circle.
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Grand Avenue Hotel
Folker
Lulu McCabe
Ethel” Suydam
Antoinette “Porter
Ella ‘Ferguson
Cora M. Finch
Abnie, Hunt
Edwart” Wyckes
Barry Watson
Henry Kroebl
Trving’ King
Laughlin Herrick
Rulif Brower
West Park Gun Club hosts annual gh oot event
Shooting at Live Birds reports the West Park Gun Club annual gh oot with results on live birds. Elwbod Mooney scores 8 of 10, Joseph Autris 6, John Rogers 1, Harry Davis 5, Harry Maddox 7. A second round for five birds yields Mooney 2 Rogers 5 Ad Jones 1 Davis 3 Harris A Maddox 4. The club also shot Blue Foss at Avon.
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West Park
Elwbod Mooney
Joseph Autris
John, Rogers
Harry “Davis
Harry ‘Maddox
Mooney
Rogers
Ad. Jones
Davis
Harris
Maddox
The
Ola
Avon
Heisley for Judge White for Prosecutor in Monmouth County
The Freehold correspondent reports intense speculation on Monmouth County politics as Heisley is favored for judge and Foster for prosecutor. White, a former United States district attorney, is pressed by some factions as a potential prosecutor, while opponents fear splitting the Republican organization if Helsley advances. Governor Voorhees faces a decision as party leaders weigh White’s candidacy, Foster’s readiness, and Helsley’s political weight amid no firm pledges by White.
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Heisley
J. Clarence ‘Conover
Monmouth County
The
Pleas
Monmouth
Helstey
Helsley
United States
Henry §. White
Red Bank
White
Lottey
Heleboy
Foster
Atlantic Highlands
Judie-Conosas
Twain
Voorhees
Senate
Fosters
Canning
Tor
Saya
New York Tribune
Freehold
Balance of Ladies and Children's Letters at Steinbach Vacn
Advert reads cost balance for ladies and children letters, Steinbach vacancy company-ad. Two-fly-tor paper at roll price one dollar this week. Newlin's Hardware store advert shows reductions. Te texture mentions departures and stock, with a price tag noted.
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