England and Germany in wartime protest surge
The General, a German East Africa line mail steamer, is detained at Aden by British troops for cargo inspection. Emperor William and Count von Bülow press for full reparation as German indignation rises, with protests from the Colonial Society and Vienna analysts noting Britain’s naval superiority. Also reports on a Duluth elevator, Governor Crane’s inauguration, and a Boston medical case.
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Berlin
Imperial
Aden
Bun‘desrath
Bill- Joh Grusser Magicienne
Delagon'bay
England
Germany
William
Count von Bulow
London
Tondvices
Lughind
German Colonial Society
Colonial Society
Berliner Post
Elreles
Vienna
Great Britain
Suez Canal
Wiener -Allegemeine Zeitung
Board of Trade President Calls for Action and Growth
Brace 8 Keator of the Board of Trade issues a circular letter to members urging independent thought and decisive action. He cites Asbury Park’s infancy and predicts it will become New Jersey’s premier seaside resort and trading center. The next board meeting is January 9 at 3 p.m. to announce new committees.
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Brace
Keator
Board of Trade
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Town News Briefs From Ocean Grove and Nearby
Local items report upcoming ice carnival prep and bank closing at noon tomorrow. Stein offers special bargain day, while Parker promotes a price-slashing sale in the Journal. Domenico Bertone’s funeral mass is set for 10 am tomorrow at Hexton’s Undertaking. Fire Company plans a February 22 banquet for Washington’s Birthday in Association Hall. Preschool notes include a school board appointment by President Willis and Brannin family moving from Atlantic Highlands to Freehold, with sheriff duties shifting to the jail residence attached to the Freehold jail.
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Ie Journal
Journal
Ournai
Parker
Domenico ‘Bertone
Washington Fire Company
Ocean Grove
Washington
Association Hall
VanGilline
Neptune ‘Township
Willis
New Jersey State School Board Association
George’. Brannin
Atlantic Highlands
Fields
Brannin
Sheriff Davis
Neptune's Team Triumphs in Bowling Favor Two of Three
Neptune and Weasley engine companies faced Meslayites in a three game series at the Asbury Park Wheelmen’s club house last night. Neptune won two games. Welvy paid for a supper as penalty. Scores follow.
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Neptune
the Meslayites
Neptune and Weasley Engine
Asbury, Park ‘Wheelmen's
Man Charged With Larceny Over Horse Blankets and Whips
Lloyd Coler of South Main Street was arrested yesterday by Constables Huggins and White on the charge of stealing two horse blankets and two whips from vehicles outside the Methodist church in Hamilton last November. He will have a hearing this afternoon. The blankets were found in Coler's possession.
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Lloyd Coler
South Main Street
Yaterday
Steinbachs Stock Taking Sale at Nowlin’s Hardware
Tomorrow is sale day with a featured offer on two-ply tar paper at SteinAGH price. Tam SteinAGH advertises one dollar per roll for this week only at Nowlin's Hardware, urging readers to stock up for home projects.
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Mapa
Nowlin's
Local militiamen call for an armory and funds
Local company H NGN elects officers and committees for a new armory. Officers include President Frank L Tuttle and Treasurer Max E Howe. A February 15 entertainment marks the second Maine destruction anniversary and aims to raise funds. The group receives 500 dollars yearly from the state and 100 from the county and may form a stock company to secure and lease a suitable armory.
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NGN
Clay Bateman
Frank D. Dudley
Max E. Howe
Howard ‘VanSehoick
Oly
Frank L. Tuttle
J. D. Carton
Walter T
Hubbard
Arthur H. Hope
New Armory
J. Henry Ryne
George White
Claude’ V. Guerin
Edward Tiffany
Frank L.tuttle
Entertainment
Walter Jr
ay-Batemas
William
Pancoast
George Hulick
Arthur H. _ Hope
Isaac Noftal
Harry B. Martin
Maine
Havana Harbor
Athens
Bewind the Wicket Secret Orders Meet in Asbury Park
The Doings of Asbury Park secret orders list meetings this evening for Asbury Council No. 23 Jr. O M and Monmouth Lodge No. 107 Knights of Pythias in Appleby building at 8. Officers-elect at Agbury Park Lodge No. 253 were installed by District Deputy Theodore Joline of Long Branch, followed by refreshments. On Monday Jan 23 the lodge will host an entertainment and dance in Educational Hall to raise funds for paraphernalia. Ida M. Van Dyke, Jersey Star Lodge No. 23, Long Branch, installed recently elected officers of Star of Seaside Lodge No. 44 Shepherds of Bethlehem in the G A R building. New officers named include Commander W. H. Newman, vice commander Mary Simpler, marshal W. H. Holshart, and others. C K Hall Post G A R installed officers last night.
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Asbury Council
Appleby
Monmouth Lodge
Knights of ‘Pythas
Kfof Pohatlyar Obeltek
Agbury
Park Lodge
Theodore Joline
Long Branch
Ida M. van Dyke
Jersey
Star Lodge
Star of Seaside Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
W. H. Newman
Mary ‘Simpler
W. H. Holshart
Amy Gilbert
Sarah Halshart
Emma’ F. Garrigan
Priscilla McCall
E. Allen Fay
W._H. Vansant
Laura Riddle
Carrie Gravatt
Mary Tilton
Margaret Murphy
W. H. Vansant
W. Halshart
W.A. Robinson
C. K.hall
G. A. Rj
Sta
Death Notice for William Cherry and Anna Worthington
The death roll lists William Cherry of 018 Third Avenue who died Thursday afternoon from peritypttia. A native of North Carolina he served as fleet lieutenant in the First Regiment of the North Ustoria U Volunteers. The funeral is set for Monday at 2 PM with vault interment by Sexton. Also noted is the burial of Anna Worthington widow of Robert M Worthington who died January 2. She will be buried tomorrow at 2 30 PM in the cemetery of the Methodist church at Como. Undertaker Sexton is in charge.
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William
Cherry
Third Avenue
Mr.Cherry
North
Caroling
Flrst
North “Ustoriia U
Mr. Cherry
Sexton
Anna Worthington
Robert M. Worthington
Methodist
Como
Dr Wallace to Read Paper at New Brunswick meeting
The post holiday gathering of the New Brunswick district Methodist preachers will be Monday morning at St Paula Church Ocean Grove. Rev Dr Adam Wallace of Philadelphia will read a paper on Revival and Revivalists of One Hundred Years Ago.
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New Brunswick
St. Paula Church
Ocean Grove
Adam ‘Wallace
Philadelphia
FRENCH CONSPIRATORS BANISHED AFTER SECRET TRIAL
The high court in Paris sentenced M Guertin to ten years confinement and condemned M Buffet and M Deroulede to ten years banishment after a secret session. The cases stem from anti Dreyfus agitation. only these three were found guilty. Deroulede hurtled toward the frontier, Guerin to a fortress, Buffet to Belgium.
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Paris
Tan
High Court
Senate
M Guertin
M. Buffet
Dreyfus
France
MM. Deroulede
Guerin
Buffet
Dr Schenk Retires From Vienna University
Dr Schenk, professor at the University of Vienna and president of the Embryological Institute, has retired with a pension after Vienna Medical Faculty demanded his dismissal for a controversial book claiming to control the sex of offspring. The interior minister granted permission to retire following the faculty’s call and alleged publication of frivolous scientific material.
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Schenk
Vienna
University of Vienna
Embryological Institute
Minister of the Interior
New York State Bar Announces Annual Meeting Dates
The Albany committee in charge of the New York State Bar association arrangements says the annual meeting will be held in the common council chamber at City Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 16 and 17, at 2 p.m. At 8 p.m. in the assembly chamber, Mr Justice Brown of the United States Supreme Court will deliver the annual address on the Liberty of the Press. The Journal offers fresh reading matter daily for one week in Asbury Park.
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New York State Bar
Albany
New York State Bar ‘Association
Common Council
Assembly Chamber
Justice Brown
Supreme, Court of the United, States
OffICES apportioned by state senators in Trenton caucus
Fourteen Republican senators named the upper house offices for the forthcoming session after a two hour closed door conference in Trenton. Senator Johnson of Bergen will be president, with Phanter as secretary and Barber as assistant secretary. George Hoyt will be journal clerk, John Clift assistant journel clerk, Louis Reed bill clerk, and other posts filled by Barber Lindsley and Shoemaker. Minor posts to be allocated by a committee led by Stokes Reed and Hutchinson.
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Trenton
Senator Pitney of
Morrie
McCarter
Essex
Johnson
of. Bergen
Senator Phanter
Barber
Giloucester
James F.lindsley
Morris
John D, Garwood
Salem
Arthur Bedell
Camden
George R. Hoytonmouth
Journel
John M. Clift
Union
Louis T. Reed
Somerset
Williamh. Fischer
Ocean
Joseph OC. Shoemaker
Cape May
Stokes
Reed and Hutchingon
Garwond
Araia
Wis
Sesembly
Analetant
Lindsley
Seipbalat
Congress Daly Proposes Antitrust Bill For Consumer Relief
Congressman Daly introduces a measure to allow citizens to petition for a trust inquiry. If a district shows a potential trust or combination among manufacturers of public necessity goods, a judge may investigate under oath and compel records. Upon finding a trust, the president could issue proclamations to place affected articles on free import to foster competition.
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Daly
Congress
United” States
United States
Bia
Gemino and Bullock Trials Delayed by Judge Coline
The trials of Genaro Gemino and William Bullock have been postponed due to other engagements. Bullock faces murder charges for killing Tower Marschal Walshe of Red Bank, with trial set for Tuesday, January 23. Gemino’s trial will follow. Aaron E. Johnston of Farmingdale has been engaged as counsel. Gemino’s wound is healing and the case is moving forward.
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Genaro Gemino
William Bullock
Coline
Bullock
Tower Marschal Walshe
Red Bank
Gemino
Gerner to meet Quinn in Brooklyn ice jump duel
Fred Gerner of Allenhurst is set to face William A. Quinn at the Brooklyn Heights Inn next Saturday night in a broad jump on ice. Quinn recently broke the seven feet eight inches mark, while Gerner holds the current high jump record of three feet ten and a half inches. Gerner has defeated Quinn twice at the same venue last winter and aims to reclaim the record.
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Fred Gerner
Allenhurst
William A. Quinn
Brooklyn
Quinn
Gerner
Dairy Kitchen for Rent in Keator Block advert
Old style notice offers the Dairy Kitchen in Keator Block for rent with or without hotel apartment. Possession given April 1 on present terms. Enquire of agents or owner for more details.
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Keator Block
Grand Ice Carnival Next Tuesday Night Planned
The Ocean Grove Board of Trade approved a community ice carnival to be held next Tuesday evening with flame torches, calcium lights, and restaurant stands on the Great Ice. A committee led by President Keator will coordinate activities including a parade with regalia, fire company involvement, and hoped-for broad participation from residents and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webley Iske
Ocean Grove
Board of Trade
Reator
Keator
William J. Cooper
William Cottrell
T. Frank Appleby
Samuel Oliver
John Hubbard
A.H. Hope
Wesley Jake
Schneider
Wesley Edging Company
Worg
George. W. Treat
Common Council
Fire and Water Committee
Welform
Uebar
Board of
Prominent Residents Gather In Ocean Grove Gossip
The Mirror chronicles social notes from Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. Dave Gibson leaves for Haran Cuba to work with Inter-Ocean Cable. Vassar and Miss Ada P King appear in town. Benjamin Wade travels to Millville for six weeks. King Jr hosts cigars from Manila and Miss Ada P King receives a silk shawl from Kid Straus in the Philippines.
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Dave” Gibson
Haran
Cuba
Inter-Ocean Cable Company
Gibson
Columbia
Kid” “Straus
Company
Philippines
Straus
Ada P. King
East
Hotel Normandie purchase talks by Ocean hotel owners
George L. Atkins and partners, owners of the Ocean hotel, negotiate for the purchase of the Hotel Normandie on Thirty-eighth Street in New York. Atkins owns part of the Normandie and expects full title soon unless unforeseen obstacles arise.
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George L
Charice's Turnaround Shocks Fans at Sremmace ComPapt
A garbled note hints at Charice appearing at a Sremmace event with an unscripted moment that puzzled attendees. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text but the name Charice and a competition setting emerge from the readable bits.
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Minneapolis
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G. F. Piper
W. 8. Archer
American Linseed. Oil Company
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Superior
Crane
Boston
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Statehouse
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W. Murray
Dalton
John L. Bates
John B. Smith
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Reytor
Mem
Bers
Banka
Stein
Bich’s
West Grove M.E
Tans
Reyair Gsier
Bowling Firemen
Neptune, Hubbard
LeRoy
Burtis
Curtis
Jelliff Igb
Norris
Behnolde
Bexton
Der
Steinbach
Armory Fund
Wallace
Ies
W. Nema
Sules Guerin
Deroulede
la Cocarde
Derouleden
Derouledee
San Sohine
M. Guerin
Oleron
Mr Buffet
Belgium
Eis
Northern Railway
Mammoth
Chicago
Jin
Santa Fe ‘Railroad
Rock Ry
Ford
Colo
Arann ‘Valley
Nebraska
Rocky Ford
Great American Desert
West
Victoria
B.C
Canton
Wang Cham
Dider
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Adélaide
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Asbury
New Jersey Senate
Aaron E. Johnston
Will’ Jump
Gjsournal
Hotel
Normandie
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