Wheelmen Feast Clam Supper at Asbury Park
Postmaster Hubbard hosted a clam supper for the Asbury Park Wheelmen drawing about seventy five members. The event featured steamed clams broth crackers pickles cheese celery bread olives and beverages with brief remarks by Hubbard praising the club before continuing to bowling pool and billiards into the night.
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Hubbard
Asbury Park Wheelmen
Hetrick
Rucker
Rainear
van Sant
Aabury Park ‘Wheelmen
Rev William Wallace Sued For Non Support
Reverend William Wallace pastor of Mount Morfah Baptist Church West Park is sued by his wife for non support. The case delayed from this morning before Magistrate Dodd to next Thursday after agreement by both sides. Merc Wallace’s counsel to George Jackson and Claude V Guerin 18 oversee Mr Wallace interests.
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William Wallace
Mount Morfah Baptist Church
West Park
Dodd
Merc
Wallace
George Jackson
Claude V. Guerin
Oreca Athletic Club Builds Up Facilities and Basketball Schedule
The Oreca Athletic Club expands membership at meetings and installs a horizontal bar and mattress at a cost of 80 dollars with a punching bag to follow. Tonight the Oreos face the Brownies of New York in a strong matchup and on Saturday January 19 they meet the Clarendon Athletic Club of New York. Magistrate Borden grants a non suit in Claude V. Guerin vs Havens and Morris due to improper service, with Guerin planning a new suit to pursue full remedy.
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Oreca Athletic Club
Oreos
Brownies of
New York
Clarendon Athletic Club
Borden
Claude V. Guerin
Havens
Nathan Morris
Glendora
Guerin
Morrises
Italian couple clash as man held on assault charge
Peter Ivins was held on a $100 bail by Magistrate Dodd on an assault and battery charge filed by Nellie Labretta. She alleges he struck her in the face and elsewhere. The parties are Italians.
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Peter Ivins
Dodd
Nellie Labretta
Hatchet accident injures Crowell son on job site
Howard Crowell, son of Beverly Crowell, was cutting wood at his father's plumbing shop on Mattison Avenue when a hatchet slipped, causing a deep knee gash. The article notes the incident occurred at the Mattison Avenue establishment.
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Howard Crowell
Beverly Crowell
Annexation Clash Over West Park to Asbury Park
Senator Bradley opposes annexing West Park to Asbury Park, citing practical risks to Ocean Grove and Neptune Township. Local leaders like R. Lord and Dr. Hugh Kipmonth debate fair tax burdens and expansion benefits as public interest surges across Asbury Park, Neptune Township, and surrounding streets.
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Bradley
West Park
Asbury Park
Neptune
Township
Board of ‘Trade
B. 8
Keator
Board of Trade
Mesars. Steinbach
Ten. Broeck
Neptune Township
Ocean Grove
Bradley Haae
Eorga R. Lord
Lordis
Hugh 8. Kipmonth
Henry Steinbach
Grenelle Soda and Local Events Highlight Jersey News
Grenelle the Main street druggist ships Florida oranges to make 800 gallons of syrup for his store and associates. A hospital benefit pall room dance at Grand Avenue hotel features flag prizes and a winning couple prize. Dr. Herbert offers dental services at ALP O.G. bank building. The Journal advertises autograph engraving on copper plates and affordable card printing, urging readers to use the paper.
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Grenelle
Allenhurst
Pleasure Bay
Miltary Guerre
Pall
Grand Avenue Hotel
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Decision Reserved in Marriner Health Case
The Board of Health suit against John W. Marriner was heard by Magistrate Borden after months of postponements. The premises sanitary arrangements were found noncompliant with ordinances. The court reserved its decision until January 25, with expectations that plaintiff and defendant may settle their dispute.
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Board of Health
John W. Marriner
Borden
Mr. Marriner
Willing Buyer for Boulevard Bonds Aids New Jersey Road
A Washington man living summers in Asbury Park expressed willingness to take bonds that may be issued for a New Jersey coast boulevard from Atlantic Highlands to Barnegat. The road would benefit coastal resorts and boost interests along the shore.
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Washington
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Atlantic Highlands
Barnegat
Monmouth Memorial Hospital reports 1900 year gains and changes
The Monmouth Memorial Hospital treated 850 patients in 1900, up 248 from 1899. Deaths rose to 41 from 31, with several deaths occurring within 24 to 36 hours of admission. Extensive repairs and sterilizers are added. 21 patients remain under treatment and five nurses will graduate next summer including Miss Mary Longecoy and others.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Eldé
Mary Longcoy
Deckersville
Miles’ May Lippincott
Long Branch
Mies Catherine Eden
New Brunswick
Ann Smith
New London
Kate Lyons
Albany
Jersey Electors Choose Between Two for Vote Honor
Two candidates stand for the Republican electors meeting at the New Jersey State House to cast the state's presidential vote. Louis Lippman, Essex County Elections Clerk, and Simon Gerson, State House guard, will carry the official returns to McKinley and Roosevelt for Washington.
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Louis Lippman
Essex County Board of Elections
Simon Gerson
State House
John H. Bonnell
Supreme Court Room
George Werts
New Jersey
McKinley
Roosevelt
Washington
National Capital
Attendance in Neptune township schools shows gains
Enrollment and average attendance rise with 2150 children of school age and only about one hundred not enrolled. In Ocean Grove and nearby areas, total enrollment and attendance edge higher than last year. Also notes sale of Allenhurst beach purchase bonds at high premium to E C Jones & Co of New York, with 4 percent interest over thirty years.
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Neptune Township
Ocean Grove Ecreat Nist
Dontvor Legt
Allenhurst
E. C. Jones & Co
New York
Jones& Co
Great Flour Sale at J. J. Parker Co Store
The J. J. Parker Co Store advertises Noble’s Flours at low prices to attract shoppers. The Great 4x Supreme Flour goes for 4.69 per barrel with 25 barrels left in half barrel sacks. Noble’s Best Flour is 3.99 per barrel, with half barrel sacks and a 244 lb sack at 49c. Noble’s Star Flour lists 4.49 per barrel and 243 lb sacks at 59c.
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Noble
Canned Goods Sale Highlights Wide Brand Selection
Saturday specs cover a broad canned goods sale with Columbus Brand California cherries peaches apricots plums and pears at two cans for 25 cents. Includes Johns Hopkins items like rice beans prunes and raisins plus coffee tea jelly Worcestershire and catsup. Also features ham beef pork crackers and sugar cured hams with multiple low prices.
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Columbus
N. Y
California
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William Giffard
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M. M. Crosbie
Mayor Tenbroeck
George B. Herbert
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Reuben. P. Thompson
Harry Fowler
Sea Bright
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Joseph A. Poole
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