Senator Pettigrew Accuses Treachery in Senatorial Debate
In Washington on Jan 9, Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota alleged treachery in U S policy toward Filipino insurgents during a Senate inquiry. Senator Lodge backed the claim. Senator Morgan discussed race and the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, urging justice for all while defending Southern constitutions. A pension bill was debated, amended for widows tied to income, then passed, with two House investigations ordered on federal appointments and Wardner riots. Naval movements noted as ships moved to Hong Kong, Manila, and other ports.
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Washington
Alacusel
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Senate
United States
Lodge
Massachusetts
Morgan
Alabama
South
Pritchard
North Carolina
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Commissioner of Pensions
Teller
Colorado
Peasion
Aftack
House
Lentz
Ohio
Committee’ On
Post Offices
Postronda
John C. Graham
Provo City
Utah
Orson Smith
Logan
Military Committee
Merriam
United States Army
Wardner
Ida
Naval Contracts Awarded
The contract for an electric lighting plant at Norfolk navy yard was awarded to L. L. Leach & Son of Chicago for 73 371 dollars. Henry Dubdist Sons & Co. of New York won the New London dredging contract for 160000 cubic yards at 9 cents per cubic yard.
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Naval
Washington
Norfolk Navy Yard
Navy Department
L. L. ‘Leach & Son
Chicago
Henry Dubdist Sons & Co
New York
New London
Fire at Fostoria oil supply store destroys many buildings
A major fire in Fostoria Ohio has swept through the oil well supply store and damaged eleven business houses and several dwellings. The blaze caused an estimated loss between 100000 and 150000 dollars, with one third of the amount covered by insurers. Thirty five people were saved. In other news, thirty five lives were saved at sea aboard the British steamship Georgiga after a collision with the German steamer Bila.
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Ohio
Oda Fostoria
Prairie
Here
New York
Georgiga
Stange
Stzamship Bila
Acta Ee
Voting by districts to be given a quietus
A county committee in Freehold discussed district voting changes following the recent primary. A committee was appointed to study amending bylaws to cover the requested shift, with members from Long Branch Freehold Atlantic Highlands and Asbury Park and one opposing voice among the appointees.
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Freehold
C. Ass Francis
Long Branch
J. W. Danier
Wilbur A. Helsley
Daniel
L. Savage
Allentown
Dr. O. van Wickle
Matawan
William HH. Reid
Tennent
B. B. Ogden
Keyport
T. Prank
Appleby
Asbury Park
Foreman Taylor
Scobeyville
George W. Patterson
Howell
Henry C. Gravatt
Millstone
Richard W. Herbert
Marlboro
George B. Snyder
Shrewsbury
Ben. Griggs
Middletown
J. W. Bennett
William Giffard
John-Hubbard
Keator appoints committees at monthly Board of Trade meeting
President Bruce G. Keator named standing committees at the regular monthly Board of Trade session. Members cover Finance, Manufactures, Insurance and Taxes, Contempts and Credits, Railroads, Publications and Statistics, Legislation, Hotels and Boarding Houses, Public Improvements, Business Interests, Winter Resort, and Collector with listed names including J. Ferguson, Henry Steinbach, Frank TenBroeck, Samuel Kirkbride, Charles Zacharias, and John Forman among others.
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Bruce G. Keator
Board of Trade
Henry“ C. Wincor
J. “Minor
John_Korman
Henry Stalbach
Ferguson
George W. Trest
H. B. Ayres
Steiner
N. E
Buchanan
George
F. Wilbur
Kipmonth
W. E. Bedell
V. Dager
E. E. Dayton
Frank L. TenBroeck
George F. Kroehl
Henry Steinbach
J. L Kinmonth
R. A. Tu
Adrian
Public Improvements, CO. Twining
Henry Mitchell
Kinmonth
Charles’ R. Zacharias
William C. Cottrell
Thomas J. Winckler
J.P. Davison
A. W.cornelius
Geo
A. Smock
Randolph Russ
Joseph Coyte
Henry C. Winsor
B. Ayres
Frank
B. Conover
George Pittenger
J. Minot
John Forman
Sale in Bankruptcy Postponed For Creditors
The sale of real estate for the benefit of the creditors of Horath O. Marryott of Sumnerfield avenue, a bankrupt, has been postponed until next Monday. The sale was advertised to take place yesterday. Today Marryott's creditors meet at Freehold.
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Horath
Marryott
Sumnrfield Avenue
Marryow
Extra Session of Council Tonight
An extra session of the Common Council has been called for this evening to address items that did not fit the next regular meeting agenda. Several notes that fell prior to the regular session must be considered for action.
Mrs Van Sant Reported Critical State Ailing
Fragmentary notice notes Mrs Van Sant of West Sewall Avenue was reported critically ill at home. Later clarification stated the report of her expiration was false and no death occurred. Public notices advertise sales and markdowns at Newlin's store with promotional copy.
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van Sant
Sewall
Divorce Decree Sought in Daly versus Daly Case
Vice Chancellor in Jersey City yesterday recommended a decree of divorce in the Daly versus Daly suit. The wife Jennie Joyce Daly did not appear. evidence showed alleged infidelity and illegal cohabitation at Long Branch, with testimonies from Julia Hartwell and others corroborating the affair and letters alleged to tie Daly to a Wyoming Wood.
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Pitney
Chancery
Chambera
Jersey City
Philip Daly, Jr
Long Branch
Jennie Joyce
Benjamin Morris
Morris
Daly
Mies Joyce
Wood
Lila Iitchkey
Ryan
Julia Hartwell
West Thirty-eighth Street
New York
Mra
Hartwell
S Well
Weovit
Ani
Peacemaker Wyckoff Home Returns Magistrate
The well known magistrate Wyckoff, once confined for months at Long Branch Hospital after an accidental fall in Ocean Grove last autumn, returns to his family fireside today. He is cheerful about treatment and expects a quick recovery and a forthcoming early appearance at his office newly fitted for reception.
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Long Branch Hospital
David Hy. Wyckoff
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Steinbach's Stock Sale Bargain Day at Department Store
Local advertises a Steinbach's Stock Sale with special pricing in the cloak and department sections. The notice promises discounts and “Good things abound” as part of a promotional event, highlighting stock reductions and sale items.
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Tonirrow
Tus Sremsaon
Ady
Lord Dunraven Arraigns Artillery in Boer Land
The dispatches describe General White holding out around Ladysmith as Boer forces attack and ammunition runs low. British plans discuss renewed armaments, 22 transports, and 26,000 more troops with 72 guns en route. The piece notes communications from The Morning Post and The Times, and lists railway timetables and passenger rates inserted within the same column.
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Ladysmith
Spencer Wilkinson
Chieveley
Frere
Estcourt
Chi
iVickera
Long & Maxim, Limited
Times
C An. U
Ako Tve
Sean Belmont
Queensland
Free State
Fen
Philadelphis
Polineelaen
Ashe Pay Ave Or
New York
Cincinnati
Ban Francisco
Steyn Predicts Victory Address To Burghers
Jan. 9 report from Lourenco Marques quotes President Steyn in the Free State New Year address to the burghers. He asserts the Afrikander nation will enjoy lasting peace next year, promising oppressors can no longer spill innocent blood. May God grant this, the speech concludes. Also, Sir Charles Ross offers to equip a four-gun machine gun battery for service in South Africa at his own expense. A London cable notes the proposal was sent to the Secretary of War from Montreal.
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London
White
England
Buller
White le
Euler
Steyn
Lourenco Marques
The
Free State
Montreal
Charles Ross
Batt
Balnagown Castle
Secretary of War
South Africa
New Jersey Legislature Opens Its 124th Session
Special Despatch from Trenton reports the 124th New Jersey Legislature opening at 8 p.m. with a large turnout of politicians from across the state. Monmouth figures received notable bouquets, while Senate and Assembly officers were sworn in and leaders named. Governor Voorhees delivered the message and both houses adjourned to Monday evening.
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Trenton
New Jersey
BP. m
Asbury Parkera
Ocean Groveries
Monmouth
Kirkbride J
Monmouth Club
First National Bank
Senate
Dre
Senator Johnson
Bergen
Augustus 8. Barber
Gloucester
James F
Lindaley
Maria
John D. Garwood
Salem
Arthur Redell
Camden
George R. Hoyt
The
Long Branch
John W. Elliot
Union
Louis T
Reed
Somerset
William H. Fischer
Ocean
Joseph C. Shoemaker
Cape May
Pitney
Morris
House of Assembly
Benjamin—F-Jones
Essex
Jamee
George E. Poole
Journal
Nash F. Morricon
Frupk
Tantum
Ocean Grove
Horatio
Havene
John O. Cooper
Bill Clerk
George P. Powell
Wakelee
Benny
Hudson
Republiican
Wakeler
Lewis
Dexheimer
Welsh
Wood,Horner
Steelman
Governor Voorhees
Devereux
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove News Briefs
At a Wheelmen meeting last night bylaws were changed to admit honorary associate and life members. A brass ring from a drop harness is missing from Independence Hook and Ladder Co. Foreman Frank Fees seeks its return. A Choral Union rehearsal is set for 7 30 tonight at Ocean Grove High School. Defiance Athletic Club of New York, tied to Yale, will play against Oreos Athletic Club Saturday in Central Hall.
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Asbury Park Wheelen
Independence ‘Hook and Ladder Company
Frank Fees
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park Choral Union
Ocean ‘Grove
Defiance Athletic Club of
New York
Yale
Oreos Athletic Club
Central Hall
Epworth League Services Begin Week of Meetings
Epworth League of the First Methodist Church opened with a fifteen minute prayer service and scripture remarks. Mrs McDevitt led the evening with a short testimony followed by a cooperation service. Meetings will continue nightly this week.
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Epworth League
M-E
Deaths and funeral notices for local residents
The death roll lists Jo John Winans funeral for Wednesday at 4:80 from Trinity Episcopal Church. William M. Cherry 5 was buried yesterday afternoon. Funeral services were held at his home 613 Third Avenue. Members of O K Hall Post G A R were present.
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Jo John Winans
Trinity _Epiacopal
Willian
M. Cherry
Third Avenue
O. K. Hall ,Post
G. A.B
Fresholders set to meet in Freefield tomorrow
The Board of Fresholders will hold their regular monthly meeting in Freefield tomorrow morning. A meeting was held yesterday in Keyport to consider the purchase of the road operated by the Keyport and Holmdel Turnpike Company between those towns, but action was postponed.
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Fresholders
Board of
Chosda
Freefield
Keyport
Holmdel, Tarnpike Company
Ice Carnival Set On Wesley Lake Despite Cold Snap
The skating carnival moves ahead on Wesley Lake tonight despite freezing temperatures. Promoters from the Board of Trade, led by Keator, expect a large crowd with a heated dance area near Heck Street Bridge and illuminated tar barrels along the lake. Ocean Growers join the event as prizes and costumes spark community participation.
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Wester
Wesley Lake
Keator
Board of Trade
Jove
Hope Fe
Gudewife
Itig
Asbury Bark
Grand Avenue
Brummel
Lake Banke
Heckstreet’ Bridge
Di Alloste Innocent of Fraud Denied by Defendant
Frank Di Alloste, a west side painter, was arrested last summer on a charge of obtaining 475 dollars worth of painters materials by fraud from Rice & Co. of Newark. He posted bail and denied the fraud. The case reached Freehold before Supreme Court with Judge Collins supervising a jury. Samuel A. Patterson, for Di Alloste, argued affidavits did not prove the charge and evidence failed to sustain it. The court sustained the point and ordered a conditional verdict. Rice & Co. were represented by William M. Brown of Newark.
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Frank, di Alloste
West Side
Rice & Co
Newark
Sait
Freehom
Supreme Court
Collins
Samuel A. Patterson
Di’Alleste
William M. Brown
Beer raid suspects sent to Freehold for grand jury action
Beer sellers St Frank and Laula Shutte were hauled up by town police after a raid on beer arks. Constable Hubert conveyed them to Freehold this morning. They have been indicted by the grand jury and must stand trial. Bondsmen 8. G. Kelly and Robert McGill accompanied them. The passage ends with a remark about a photographer and girls’ reactions to his pictures.
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Frank
Laula Shutte
Beer Arks
Freehold
Hubbert
Ulal
G. Kelly
Robert McGill
Rare Dairy Kitchen Business Opportunity in Keator
In Keator Block a rare business opportunity for The Dairy Kitchen is advertised. Enquire through an agent or owner about moving to a new hoter avenue on or after April 1.
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Keator
Block
Posten Sea Voee
Neww-Hoter
Onc
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