National lawmakers in session in Washington
The U S Senate began a full session with a focus on the financial bill while addressing resolutions on Philippine war information. A House flare up over a New York bank information resolution interrupted proceedings, with leadership signaling the matter may be postponed until treasury secretary testimony.
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Sulzer
New York
City Bank of
Committee On Wry
Gamés
Tennessee
Rome
Lis
Roberts
ChriiiFntin- Payne Ane Ain Witt Estates
Laadbee
Che Treas Jystine
Tim Une
Ice Crashing Steamer Arrives to Break Green Bay Channel
The Algorah, a Mackinac service ice breaking steamer, reaches Menominee to keep Green Bay channels open for Ann Arbor railroad ferries and freight between this port and Frankfort Michigan. Officials expect success with the Mackinac ice crusher after prior winters failed.
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Stratt
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Ann Arbor
Frankfort
Rnroad
Raré Business Opportunity in Keator Block for Rent
Advertisement notes the Dairy Kitchen in Keator Block available for rent with or without hotel apartments. Possession given April 1, proprietors will move into a new hotel on Avenue. Enquire through agent or owner. Also promotes best quality delving gloves blankets and harnesses at D W News at Ady.
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Keator Block
I ‘Avenue
Senate Officers In Trenton Caucus Plan Four Senator Perks
In Trenton a Republican senator caucus proposed appointing Johnson of Bergen as president and naming a secretary from his county. Branger of Gloucester would see Barber of that county named secretary, with Linaley of Morristown as assistant secretary. Reed of Somerset would choose journal clerk, and Miller of Salem could become sergeant at arms. McCarter of Essex to be assistant journal clerk or two doorkeepers. Stokes of Cumberland seeks clerkship doorkeeper and page. Johnson of Camden eyes doorkeeper and clerkship. No chairmanship changes leadership announced. Voorhees to deliver 8,000 word message.
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Atea
Trenton
Johnson
Bergen
Branger
Gloucester
A. B. ‘Barber
J. Frank Linaley
Morristown
Pitney
Reed
Somerset
Miller
Salem
Fraocla
Monmouth
Iutchinson
Mercer
J. Henry Herbert
Essex
Robert McCarter
Stokes
Cumberland
Johasin
Camden
Jones
Voorhees
Secret society meetings and installations reported
Evening gatherings announce installation and officer elections for multiple lodges and orders. Asbury Park Lodge No 253 meets at 7 30. Pride of Park Council No 16 8. Win City Council No 43 and Royal Acar ium at 8. Neptune Lodge No 84 I O C F installed last night. Aubury Park lodge to install tonight. East Fox Gora Ry camp fire linked to officer installations.
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Park Lodge
Knights of Pythiue
Pride of Park Council
Daughters of Liberty
Appleby Building
Win City
Winckler Hall
Mall Post
Liberty Temple
Nort
L.G. E
Pat Moris
Wesley B. Stout
A. L. Clayton
W.M. Rice
Theodore Hu. Jick
George H. Hampton
Harrison, Johnson
Elmer D.kistler
Tra E.white
Charles C. Davenport
Harry’ A
Borden
Claude J. Wiseman
L. Bamman
J. F. Davison
L. Ferris
Neptune “Lodge
C. F
Aubury
East Pox
Gora Ry
Ocean Grove Schedules Ice Supply from Lake Hopatcong
Two thousand tons of ice are contracted to arrive for Ocean Grove from Lake Hopatcong, with cakes at least eleven inches thick. About 100 cars will haul the ice, arriving twelve to fifteen cars daily until the lot is filled.
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Ocean Grove's
Lake Hopatcong
Injured man hurt at Asbury Park water works
Louis Howland of Edward Howland Ocean Grove was injured yesterday at the Asbury Park water works when his leg was caught in a compressor engine. The knee flesh was crushed but no bones were broken. He will be about 14 days off work.
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Edward-Howland
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Tur Sieuxsacs Company Offers Tar Paper Roll Deal
A fragment notes a sale from Tur Sieuxsacs Company advertising two-ply tar paper at 1.00 per roll with weekly discounts and a shop stock update for ladies and children cloaks.
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Tur Sieuxsacs Company
School Reform Proposals Sent To State Board
A township board forwards three recommendations to the State Board of Education. First, custodians of school funds should serve on local boards. Second, in district divisions the board should have opportunity to be heard. Third, the Board of Education should have power to obtain all funds raised at annual meetings.
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Neptune Township Board of Education
Board of
Education
Bonarda of Education
Obain
Constable Tom Huggins Faces Street Enmity and Vandalism
An Avon constable, Tom Huggins, is described as having a sworn enemy among locals. His buggy top and dashboard were damaged with cuts and gouges last Wednesday while the vehicle stood in his father’s stable. A local source, Tugelos, voices strong suspicions but withholds names, noting the cost to repair is about 545 dollars.
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Tom Huggins
Huggins
Press Almanac for 1900 Promises Broad Utility
The Press Almanac for 1900 is ready for distribution with improvements and new material. It is a 600 page volume offering maps diagrams charts and tables covering the Boer War politics diplomacy industry agriculture and other current affairs, sold by dealers or mailed for 25 cents.
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Philadel Pote
Aame
Tor
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Dr Joseph E Arrowsmith Dies in Keyport At 97
Dr Joseph E Arrowsmith one of the oldest physicians in Monmouth County died Wednesday morning in Keyport at age 97. He trained in New York and began practice in Keyport in 1844. During the Civil War he served as a medical examiner of recruits and was a consulting physician at Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Long Branch. He is survived by two daughters and two sons.
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Muinmouth Grunty
Keyport
Middletown
New York
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Origin of Crackerjack word in Boston Herald explainer
The Boston Herald traces crackerjack to a southwestern term for mescal and a Mexican profanity carajo. Over time a vivid drunk labeled carajo jagcarahoo jag became crackerjack, denoting supreme or first class as an analogy. An accompanying quip contrasts a nurse and a runaway with a rambling dialogue snippet.
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The
Boston Herald
Besieged Ladysmith Under Fire Again
London reports no new developments from the South African front with Moltene and Ladysmith under Boer pressure. Dispatches describe reinforcements, artillery decisions, and movements near Stormberg and Molteno as General Guthrie and General Ewart coordinate actions against Boer forces in the theater.
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Arillery Company
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Guthere
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Msavder
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Wien
French
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Ford
Lua Deron
Guteere
Otspatelstron
Kimberley
Royal
Covil Rhodesting
Nicholas Tan
St. Petersburg
Scott
Great Britain
Tissia
Chisaway
Brighynd
Bertone Murder Victim to be Buried at Mt Calvary
Domenica Bertone killed last Monday by Genaro Gemino in Weet Park. Funeral to be held tomorrow at Mt Calvary cemetery with friends expected to defray expenses. Coroner's jury ruled Bertone’s death was caused by a bullet wound inflicted by Gemino.
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Genaro Gemino
Weet ‘Park
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Yeaterday
Bertone
Pebbles Company H Nominates Officers Tonight
Township constable Sam White reports a shooting incident involving a diseased horse on Cookman avenue near a steam laundry. Basketball games at Central Hall last night saw Reds defeat Purples 20 to 8. Asbury Park Athletic Club beat a scrub team 32 to 12. Admission to the game was free. A Wesley hose cart wheel cap was lost during travel to Avon. The cap to be returned to the Wesley company. Holy Spirit Church Sunday School held its annual holiday program in Educational Hall directed by Mrs Helen A Robeno with recitations and a girls minstrel performance.
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Sam White
Teddy
Cookman Avenue
Central Hall
Reds
Purples
Asbury Park Athletic Club
Avon
Wesley Company
Church of the Holy Spirit
Helen. A. Robeno
Ice Yachting on Wort Lake Draws Winter Sport Crowd
Ice yachting entries were listed with Edward Wort and Wortman from Deandpacker. Blaydell sailed well under helmsman guidance, balancing on smooth ice as wind grew strong. Penny Parker’s craft suffered a snapped mast causing a spoiled day for onlookers.
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Deandpacker
Wort
Mr. Wortman
Blaydell
Penny Parker
Patie
Rogers Brothers Lose Their Suit in Freehald
Rogers Brothers sued Fees Brothers and William Hathaway over moving the Fees Brothers building onto Hathaway property. The defense argued the Hen claim for moving onto lands was invalid. A verdict favored Hathaway after Barton Hutchinson of Trenton admitted the plaintiffs had no entitlement. John F Hawkins represented Hathaway without client or witnesses.
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Fees Brothers
William Hathaway
Freehald
Fees-Brothers
Hathaway
Barton
Hutchinson
Trenton
John F.hawkins
Week of Prayer topics set by Evangelical Alliance
The Week of Prayer discussion topics, issued for January 4 to January 7, unite churches nationwide. Subjects include Prayerful Confession for Monday, Nations and Rulers for Wednesday, Families and Schools for Thursday, Foreign Missions for Friday, and Home Missions for Saturday.
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Evangelical Alliance For the
Oreos Win at Ice Hockey Contested Match
The Oreos defeated Mattison Avenue hockey club 3 to 1 in a yesterday game. Players Rush ton Haggerty Woodwar Hanlon Har 8in Rogers Hawkins Koight Norris Dobson Oliver Harrison Lippincott Leferson Dey are listed as the winners.
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Rushton
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Hawkins
Koight
Insera
Norris
Dobson
Oliver
Train collision injures multiple in St Paul yards
A passenger train collided with a stock train in the St Paul yards causing a bad wreck. Reports indicate several persons injured as the freight train remains in place. Separate dispatches note political contest cases filed in Kentucky affecting House seats.
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Contesin
Kentucky
Frankfort
Leigt
Skating Carnival Proposed on Wesley Lake
The Journal reports a plan to flood Wesley Lake for a genuine masque carnival next Thursday night. Board of Trade directors meet to finalize details with Fire and Water Committee support likely. early enthusiasm from Abury Park Ocean Grove youths and Wesley Engine Company steer a safe, festive winter event.
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Broca 8
Board ‘of Trade
Skatlog
Wesley Lake
Kester
Board, of Trade
Aabury ‘Park
Ocean Grove
Wesley
Common Council
Wesley’ Engine Company
George W. Treat
Bire and Water Committee
Iie and
Tea Journal
Jake
Examinations Abolished in Asbury Park Schools
The Asbury Park Board of Education voted last night to abolish final examinations in public schools. Dr Frederick Shepherd cited reasons include reducing wasted time, preventing cram sessions, rewarding daily work, and relying on frequent tests and daily work as evidence of merit.
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Board_of Education
Frederick
Shepherd
Visiting notables and locals travel notes in Bergen and Asbury Park
Miss Lizzie Taylor visits Mrs. Lizzie Bergen in New York. Nasmyth the comedian rests in Ocean Grove. Councilman George W. Treat recovers at home after illness. Mrs. O M Finch and daughter Cotn move from Third Avenue to New York for winter. Miss Finch active in Asbury Park social circles.
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Lizzie Taylor
Lizzie
Bergen
New York
Billy”. Nasmyth
Trenton
Ocean Grove
George W. Treat
O.M. Finch
Cotn M. Finch
Third Avenue
New-York
Miss Finch
Burke Fined for Perjury in Freehold Court
Edward J Burke convicted of perjury before Magistrate J Wesley Cross by Judge Conover in Freehold. He swore in August that Sarah J Ballard of Asbury Park owned property valued at 64 dollars, which was false and led to a $100 fine plus costs.
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J. ‘Wesley Cross
Conover
Freehold
Burke
Sarah J. Ballard
Asbury Park Atole
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