New Jersey Methodist Conference Traces Sixty Fifth Session
The New Jersey Methodist Conference plans its sixty fifth session in Camden in March. Bishop Mallalieu will preside at the Broadway church opening service with Dr Parkin of Trenton preaching. Various society anniversaries and services are scheduled across First and conference churches.
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New Jersey
Camden
General Conference
Broadway
Mallalieu
Parkin
Trenton
Missionary Society
Firat
Church Extension Society
Stevenson
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Conference
Osborn
First Church
Old Third Street
Junkmen Held on Bottles Law Charge in Monmouth
Giuseppe Santinelli, Joseph Sacilleno and Guolsepo Scott, Italian junkmen of West Park, appeared before Magistrate Dodd charged with violating bottle protection law. Detective J. B. Rue reported possession of association bottles. Bail set at 800 dollars each for next hearing in Red Bank.
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Guiseppe Santinelli
Joseph Sacilleno
Guolsepo Scott
West Park
Magstrate Dodd
J. B. Rue
Monmouth County Bottlers’ Protective Association
Dodd
Child
Red Bank
Week of Prayer Union Services Addressees
Rev. Efi Gifford of First M. E. Church speaks at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Tomorrow at 8 PM Rev. Dr. Albert G Bale of First Presbyterian Church preaches at First Baptist Church.
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Efi Gifford
M. E
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Albert G. Bale
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Mysterious Five Lose to St James at Red Bank
The Mysterious Five from Asbury Park were defeated by the St James Athletic Club first team at Red Bank last night by 18 to 12. Members for Asbury Park included Chap Rogers Walter Rushton Norman Mount Howard Wallace and Howell Scobey.
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Asbury Park
St. James Athletic Club
Red Bank
Chap" Rogers
Walter Rushton
Norman Mount
Howard Wallace
Howell Scobey
Independence Hook and Ladder Names Two for Matawan Trip
At the monthly meeting of Independence Hook and Ladder Company a two person committee was appointed to travel to Matawan on Monday to inspect a new home. The unit currently faces a problem as the team does not match.
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Independence
Hook and Ladder Company
Matawan
Tuys
Autograph Cards Offered by Journal for Two Dollars
Dr George B Herbert dental surgeon announces office hours nine to six and the Journal offers to engrave your autograph on a copper plate and print fifty Bristol cards for two dollars. Each extra fifty cards sixty cents. Engraving and printing handled at the Journal office.
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Mattison Avenue
Journal
Pou
George B. Herbert
Bank
Bristol
New Jersey Junior Order Breaks From National Council
The New Jersey Junior Order of United American Mechanics votes to secede from the National Council citing 1883 New Jersey incorporation and exclusive state authority to use the Junior Order title. About 32 000 members largely support withdrawal as late Secretary Miers notes the state council has severed ties and will use its own ritual.
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New Jersey Junior, Order of ‘United American Mechanics
National Council
Trenton
New Jersey
United American Mechanics
Common Pleas Court of Philadelphia i
Jerseymen
Walla
W. H. Miers
New Jersey State Council
Another Rail Accident Delays Two Lines Near Woodbridge
A New York and Long Branch Railroad wreck yesterday afternoon near Woodbridge Junction injured about a dozen and delayed both the Pennsylvania and Central trains for around ninety minutes. A construction train dropped ties and misaligned at the switch causing a derailment as the fuel track shifted onto the Central rails.
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New York and Long Branch
Central
Pennsylvania
Woodbridge Junction
Long Branch
Annexation Talk in Asbury Park Seeks Citizen Meeting
Anent annexation, Asbury Park Board of Trade to call a special meeting of citizens to discuss adding West Park to Asbury Park. Date to avoid other events. Dr Keator asks Mr Bradley to share views or attend, as he is the largest property owner. Parsons of Hotel Brunswick and two sons ill with grip.
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Keator
A. R. Parsons and
A. R. Parsons
Brunswick
Spruce Street
Philadelphia
Mr. Parsons
Alonzo, Jr
Morgan
New Pastor Called for Belmar Baptists
Rev. John Huffaagle has been called to the pastorate of the New Baptist Church in Belmar and will officiate on Sunday for the first time. He is described as a good preacher and well liked in and out of the pulpit.
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John Huffaagle
The
New Baptist Church
Belmar
Huffaagle
Inland waters receive fish from federal commission
New Jersey receives distribution from the United States Fish Commission for its inland waters. The offering includes fry fingerlings and yearlings of shad rainbow trout brook trout and black bass with listed quantities. Steinbach stores advertise clothing suited to quality fit and cost.
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New Jersey
United States Fish Commission
Steinbach
Lse
Fall from hotel roof ends in death at Trenton scene
William B. Holland, a hotel guest, fell from the third story at State Street House in Trenton and died. Rosa Caspar of Plainfield is insane and hospitalized after a Frenzied furniture attack. Ariah Bleiman, wife of Maz Bleiman, found dead in bed in Long Branch. Mayor R D Norton of Hightstown held on malfeasance charge. A Newarker bets 5000 that he can stay awake longest and 2000 that he will sleep not at all for four weeks. New Jersey Sheriff's Association to meet in Trenton tomorrow.
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State Street
Trenton
William B. Holland
Rosa Caspar
Plainfield
State Hospital
Ariah Bleiman
Maz Bleiman
Herald Square Theatre
New York
Long Branch
R. D. Norton
Hightstown
New Jersey Sheriff's Association
Asbury Park Community Notes Mixed With Local Ventures
Local briefs report Prohibition League in Bradley Beach and William Morris advocating a new opera house in Asbury Park. Health and municipal items include grip cases, a Y M C A talk in Long Branch, and a tax board meeting in Avon.
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Young People’s Prohibition League
Bradley Beach
William Morris
Asbury Park
Definitions of real estate and personal property set by state
Thomas E. Usher of the State Board of Taxation issues a circular defining real estate as lands waters power buildings trees mines quarries peat marl beds fisheries and excludes corporate franchises. Personal property includes goods chattels money articles of furniture livestock machinery not part of real estate and other listed items including vessels loans and debts. notes specifics apply to New Jersey debtors.
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Thomas E. Usher
State Board of Taxation
New Telephone Company Seeks Asbury Park Franchise
The Monmouth Telephone and Telegraph Company, linked to H. B. Ayres of Asbury Park, expects to begin operations once the Common Council approves the franchise. Ayres notes Bordentown's profits from a local line and argues Asbury Park could yield dividends. The council plans to discuss the ordinance next Thursday. City Solicitor Hawkins reviews it.
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Monmouth Telephone and Telegraph Company
H. B. Ayres
Asbury Parks
Common Council
Ayres
Asbury Park
Bordentown
Ita
Hawkins
Annex Townships Split over Asbury Park Union
West Park residents oppose annexation to Asbury Park and prefer Neptune Township governance. SO Collector William Giffard says he is open if the entire township is included, but opposes selective annexation and will consider the issue further.
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Giffard
West Park
Asbury Park
Board of Trade
Neptune Township
William Giffard
Neptune City appoints tax collector for delinquents
Neptune City borough council names Constable Edward E. Hammell as collector of delinquent taxes with orders to show no leniency. Tax warrants are in his possession for service and he will begin duties on Monday.
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Neptune City
Edward E. Hammell
Hammell
Death of Matilda Selden at 74 in West Grove
The death of Matilda Selden widow of George Selden, colored, aged 74 years ten months, at 14 Fay street West Grove is announced. Funeral set for Sunday at 1 PM. An advertisement notes Steinbach store savings and rummage stock, with Wanamaker price references.
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Matilda Selden
George Selden
Fay Street
West Grove
Noble's Flours Offered At Deep Discounts At Parker Co Store
J J Parker Co Store advertises Noble's Best Flour at 3.99 per barrel in half barrel sacks and Noble's Star Flour at 4.49 per barrel. Noble's Best Flour 24 lb sacks priced at 49c while Star Flour 24 lb sacks cost 59c. The ad claims premium quality with a guarantee and substantial savings under regular price.
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Noble
Noble's
Saturday Grocery Specials From Local Market
The ad lists canned goods and fresh eggs at 25 cents per dozen, California ham by the pound, pork by the piece, oysters and soda crackers at 4 cents, best sugar cured hams at 94 cents, and other weekly sale items with prices.
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California
I McCabe
Lake Avenue
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Week of Prayer Services
Mysterious Five
State Council
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Howard Holick
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George W. Thompson
Bond Street
Augustus H. Treat
Trent
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James A. Brad
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Charles Lewis
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Ocean Grove
Henry C. Farrell
M. M. Crosbie
Farrell
Asbury Park Wheelmen
State Board of Education
Bergen County
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Faraday & ‘Woodsum
Usher
NEW Telephone Company
Journal Office
Tiffany
Wanamakers
Bond St
Asbury Park, N. J
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Mia
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Peter Bath
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