Roberts and Kitchener Arrive in Cape Town War News
London reports Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener reaching South Africa as 25 000 fresh troops are due within 30 days. Their presence boosts front line morale though no immediate victories are expected. Dispatches note casualties at Ladysmith and Colenso, with Boer enthusiasm rising in the western colony.
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London
Lord Roberta
Lord ‘Kitchener
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Lord Methuen
Daily Mall
Beieved
Tudgamith
Frere Camp
Transvaal
Ladysmith
Joon
Free
Wer Bitt
Marl Lns
Colenso
Cape Town
Daily Mail
Paarl
Buller
Rhodes
Disaster at Suffolk Regiment Center Move
Reports from Rensburg Cape Colony recount a dawn ambush at 80 paces during a night parade of the Suffolk Regiment first battalion. Lieutenant Colonel Watson, the colonel and adjutant were killed. about 150 troops held out before surrendering while 1,000 pickets remained.
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Suffolk Regiment
Rensburg
Cape ‘Colony
Watson
Baying
Bia
Unconscious Miss Eva Rose in West Grove
Eva Rose remains in a coma like state at her home on Corltes avenue West Grove after being brought from Bremerton mill. Dr Ackerman calls it hysteria or epilepsy and says she may remain in this condition for days while observers hope she will awaken without lasting damage.
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Eva Rose
Corltes Avenue
West Grove
Mill
de. F. Ackerman
Eva
Akete
Barah Rose
Local notices and upcoming events in Freehold area
Police and township notes highlight sick leave for Officer Canse and vacation for Officer Palmateer. Recent liquor arrests on West Side to be tried at Freehold tomorrow. Church services and lectures announced at Grand Avenue Reformed, Westminster Presbyterian, and Ocean Grove venues. Groundbreaking planned for Atlantic Coast Ice Co. plant in Long Branch with local architects discussing home modernization.
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James Canse
Palmateer
Beer Ark
Freehold
Grand Avenue
Reformed Church
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Wreaiily
Billagmount
Soldiers Win at Basket Ball Contest
Company H defeated the First Team of the Asbury Park Athletic Club 21 to 19 in a close basketball game last night at the merry-to-round. The match was hotly contested with a narrow margin separating the teams.
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Company H
Asbury Park Athletic’ Club
Barnet Grinberg Arrested on Girl Trafficking Charge
Barnet Grinberg a former local businessman was arrested in Tarnapoll Galicia Austria on charges of buying girls for export to the United States. He had operated in the city for eight or nine years and is a naturalized US citizen.
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Brattld
Woash
Barnet Grinberg
Hag
Tarnapoll
Galicia
Austria
United States
Grinberg
Dramatized Adaptation Of In His Stepa To Stage
Rev Charles M Sheldon author of In His Steps reports his work In His Stepa has been dramatized and will soon be staged in London. The notice is received from London stating the adaptation is underway.
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Stepa
Topeka
Charles M Sheldon
London
Bryan Sees Possible Territorial Extension of the Republic
In a Minneapolis interview Bryan says he supports expansion where people are capable of joining the republic. He notes the Philippines has backers and cautions the Democratic party’s stance against imperial territory. He emphasizes extending representation to capable peoples within the republic.
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Bryan
Minneapolis
Yan
J. Bryan Hald
Republic
Democratic’ Party
Hi Vet
Rumor on Police Case Involving Officer Rogers
Unverified gossip circulates that the Police Committee of Com mon Council secured evidence in the Policeman William B. Rogers case but that charges cannot be based on it. Public curiosity grows as delay and alleged relations with a woman fuel speculation amid no official word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Common, Council
William B. Rogers
Rogers
Notable Guests At Grand Avenue Hotel
The Mirror notes Miss Mary Gillespie of Philadelphia is hosted by Miss Emma Reeves of Mt. Taborway Ocean Grove. Secretary of State George Wurts of Paterson visits with Mrs Warte at the Grand Avenue Hotel while his new home on Eighth Avenue is readied. William A. Kirchner and wife of New York are also guests, with Mr Kirchner tied to the metropolis police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gillespie
Philadelphia
Emma Reeves
Mt. Taborway
Ocean Grove
George Wurts
Paterson
Grand Avenue Hotel
Warte
Eighth Avenue
William A. Kirchner
New York
Kirchner
Police Department
Metropolis
Secret societies meet this evening at multiple lodges
Asbury Park Lodge No. 253 I O F C F Keighof 100 o clock Pride of Park Council No. 15 Daughters of Liberty Appleby building at 8. Twin City Council No. 48 Legion of the Red Cross Manning Hall at 8. Carson Commandery No. 15 Knights Templar Winckler building at 8. Daughters of Red Cross Mikado building at 8. Olive Branch Lodge No. 7 Knights of Pythias Marrowa Hall West Park at 8. Public installation of officers and reception Monday evening at Corinthian Castle K G E. Red Men to initiate seventeen new members next Tuesday night. fourteen applications to be submitted. Deput y Mrs Edgar Bills of Liberty Temple with escort to install officers of Point Pleasant Temple.
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Asbury Park Lodge
C. F
Olive Branch Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Marrowa Hall
Weat Park
Corinthian’ Castle
Red Men
Edgar-Bills-of-Liberty“Femple
L. G
Point Pleasant
Sadie Bath
Howerd Holcomb
Lizzie Taylor
Alfred French
Paul Whitecheck
Point Pleasant Temple
Cribbage Tournament Winners Named At Grand Avenue
A cribbage tournament at the Grand Avenue Hotel concluded with prizes awarded to winners. Ladlea won first prize a silver berry spoon to Clarence Smith. Elizabeth Bill took second a glass and silver powder box. Gentlemen's first prize went to W. K. Knowlton, second to Jane C. Kennedy and Thomas J. Winckler with a tie for the clothes brush and a playoff promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Avenue
Ladlea
Clarence Smith
Elizabeth Bill
W. K. Knowlton
Jane C. Kennedy
Thomas J. Winckler
Militiamen as Actors Seek Play for February Performance
The entertainment committee of the company elected F. L. Tuttle chairman Naftaly secretary and Harry B. Martin treasurer. The group aims to stage a military company play on February 15 and favors drama over minstrel shows after initial minstrelsy consideration.
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Alghe
F. Ls Tuttle
Teanc Naftaly
A. Bilope
Harry ‘B. ~Martin
Mousicial
Johnson the Beer Seller Convicted in Township Raid
John T. Johnson of West Park operated a Springwood avenue beer saloon raided by township police. A jury convicted him this morning on the charge of selling liquor illegally during a recent crackdown.
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John T. Johnson
West Park
Springwood Avenue
Johnson
Township
Monmouth Trust Company Elects Officers
Directors reelected last year's officers at Monmouth Trust Company. A. O. Twining named President, Colonel G. B. M. Harvey as Vice President, D. O. Cornell as Treasurer, R. A. L. Tasting as Secretary. Anbury Park Ocean Grove area news notes.
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Twining
Monmouth Trust Company
A. O. Twining
B. M. Harvey
D. 0. Cornell
R. AL. Tasting
Anbury
Park
Ocean Grove
Olticere
Paseo Elsbe
La Gloria colonists face woes over Cuban land venture
The La Gloria settlement amid Cuba faces claims of mismanagement by the Cuban Land and Steamship Co and questions on title and allotments. Colonists report hardship waterside roadways, lack of lumber, basic meals, and delayed foundations for the Hotel Rideout while managers defend employment and supplies to workers and a large colony.
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la Gloria
Cuba
Ft 19
LaGloria
New York
Rothers
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Cuban Land and Steamship Company
Varia
Subgorrtura
Rideout
Nuevitas
Puerto Principe
H. Molleshauer
Wall ‘Street
Mollenbauer
Two Good On es From Trenton End of Century Tales
Visitors to Trenton include Joseph B. Crowell editor of The Paterson Call who recounts a century end joke. Ex Senator Staine by shares a factory tale about holiday shutdowns and a worker's remark leading to political sentiment.
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Trenton
Joseph B. Crowell
Paterson Call
Contro
Versy
Staine
Abrletchas
Real Estate Transfers Across Asbury Park and Nearby Towns
A long list of property transfers in Ocean Grove, Asbury Park, and surrounding townships. Names include Pittenger, Applegate, Sproule, Holmes, Ablum, Cushman, Cooper, Wiswell, Durand, Dyckman, Hawkins, Dox, and many others. Lots change hands for sums ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars, with frequent mentions of Ocean Grove and West Allenhurst.
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Tillio Pautorius
Eliza
Clste
Asbury Park
Edward I
Pittenger
Hilaiti
Applegate
Roberta Tract
la Killmonth
Lota
Mary
Mary Jane O'Hague
Lot Rio
North Sota Park
Quean Grove
Anna B. Holmes
Sarah
B. Holmes
Neptone Township
Elia Applegate
Faverd
vWest
Waee A Park
Charlee
H. Dyckman
Lorat
Ana Fark
Frank Durand
Ogin F. ‘Hiewkins
Westa Aon Park
Fields
Hawkins i Durand
Lotat
West Aubury Park
Thomas Lio
H. Dodd
West Asbu
Dold
Margaret A. Lioya
W. Rat
Adam ‘Sister
West la
West Ocean
Radley Park
Insor
George H. Davis
Bradley Park
Barlos
Death Notice for Irene Schaeder Two Year Old
The death roll lists Irene Schaeder two year old daughter of William and Sadla Baliracdot of 1004 Mattléon Avenue. Funeral under the direction of Undertaker Boxton. A hardware ad notes two ply tar paper priced at 1.000 per roll this week at Newlin's Hardware State.
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Irene Schaeder
William* and
Sadla
Baliracdot
Mattléon Avenue
Boxton
Newlin's
Secretary of Treasury Responds to His Critics
Secretary Gage delivers an exhaustive reply to revolutions in the Senate and House over national bank depositories. He defends use of national banks to hold public funds, cites surplus receipts, and explains selection of National City Bank and equal treatment of banks.
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Washington
Gage
Congress
Senate
Allen
Nebraska
House
Sulzer
New York
Treasury
Bis
Department
Kirst
New York Clearing House
National City Bank
Hanover Nationk
Custom House
Supreme Court
United States
Treasury Department
Boy on trial for murder of cousin in Kansas county
John Kornstett, 15, faces district court in Wichita for the June 20 murder of his 9-year-old cousin Nora in rural Anthony County. He allegedly swung her head into a peach tree and cast her into an old dry well where she died after rescue. Authorities feared lynching, prompting removal from the county. The case draws criminologist interest nationwide.
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Wichita
Kan
John Kornstett
Nora
Korn “Stett
Anthony
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Fiji
G. H. Cowles
Ocean Grove Association Hall
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Parsons
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Miss Lance
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Ional ‘News
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Ocean Township
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Woodhull
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Hulick
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Dea
Pattinntie Coast
T. Frank Appleby
Aloat Iurat
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Houston Fields
Soret
Ateshore
Fidelity ‘Trust
Conyabehe
Archibald AW
Speir
Allohhiarat
Ghbert M. Spoir
Iota
Nenburst
Fidelity Trust Company
Emily Spoir Arnold
Allenhurst
Abo
Julia Spoir Weight
Nenhurst
Fidelity Tryat Company
Hisssace E. Benjamin
Ahah Treat Ocoee
Bawin P. Hepja
Allenurst
Fidelity Pana
Riven M. Davis
Alanson
I. Power
Tames R Bolden
Edwin P. Benjamin
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