Dominie Wallace in More Trouble
The overseer of the poor accuses William H. Wallace of refusing to support his wife Emeline Wallace and to provide suitable housing. Magistrate Dodds heard the non-evidence case as Wallace’s parishioners watched. decision reserved until next Monday at 10.9 a.m. Proceedings featured testimony from Mrs. Wallace and local residents about Wallace’s conduct and housing conditions.
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William H. Wallace
Dodds
Wallace
Emeline
John G. White
the Mount
Moriah Baptist Church
George Jackson
Shead
Union Avenue
Samuel 8. Wihle
Patterson's Row
Patterson's
Jackson
Mir. Wallace
Water Company Condemns Farm Land in Freehold
Justice Fort presided as a jury awarded William Harrison of Hed Bank $400 after the Long Branch Water Supply Co condemned a sixteen foot strip through his farm for pipes. The company sought fencing rights. Harrison refused $280 unless fencing was waived, claiming the split would reduce value.
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Justice Fort
William Harrison
Hed Bank
Long Branch Water Supply Company
Harrison
Mr. Harrleun
January Clearing Sale Promises Phenomenal Stock Bargains
January clearance event features stock bargains across all departments with phenomenal values highlighted. Dr. George B. Herbert, Dental Surgeon, advertises office hours and location at A P O G bank building. Monogram Stationery promotes engraving and stamping services for society needs in Asbury Park.
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George B. Herbert
A.P. & O.G. Bank
Asbury Park
Rector Miller Leaves Asbury Park For White Marshy Pastorate
The resignation of Rev. A. Miller as rector of Trinity Episcopal Church takes effect February 10 as he leaves to accept the pastorate of St. Thomas Church in White Marshy near Philadelphia. He served Asbury Park eleven years, growing 150 communicants to about 850 and establishing a mission for colored people. The Woman's Guild and vestry passed resolutions of deep gratitude, praising his stainless character and devotion, and wishing God’s blessing on his future work.
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A. Miller
Trinity Episcopal
Lars Miller
St. Thomas’ Church
White Marshy
Philadelphia
Miller
Aebury’Park
Asbury Park
Woman’s Guild
Tries
A. J. Iller
Forrew
Ald Teal
Sonn A. Grimess
Grand jury: seventy nine indictments in Monmouth County
The Monmouth County Grand Jury completed its term on Wednesday afternoon with seventy nine indictments. Justice Fort praised the quick work and noted the court had hoped to issue a warning on bribery at elections and gambling rather than indictments. The grand jury was discharged with the court and county's thanks.
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Monmouth County Grand Jury
Tts
Patterson in Paterson Trial Ties Judge Hoffman to Patterson
Samuel A. Patterson returns to Paterson to attend the murder trial of Jennie Bogschleter’s accused. Judge Hoffman defends the defendants and is noted as a longtime ally of Patterson in numerous cases.
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Samuel A. Patterson
Paterson
Jennie Bogschleter
Hoffman
Patterson
Asbury Park Wheelmen Pulse With Club Pool Talks
Interest in the club has surged since Postmaster Hubbard hosted a clam supper. Bowling has boomed, pleasing officers and the bowling committee, as plans for a pool tournament among members arise.
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Asbury Park Wheelmen
Hubbard
Rents Cheap for Winter at Crosbie’s Houses
Immediate possession can be had in a six room house listed by Crosbie’s at 608 Main Street. Ad appears in local listing.
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Crosbie
Main Street
Baxter Calls For Radical Change In State School Census
State Superintendent Baxter urges overhaul of the school census in a forthcoming report to the State Board of Education. He cites unreliable counts, wasted funds, and faulty apportionment that favors local tax advantages and truancy, proposing a new statewide system for accurate, equitable education funding.
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State Board of Education
Baxter
Oreos Basketball Ad Row Ends With Fine Payment
Samuel Sparling was sued for $5 by Magistrate Borden after an allegation by George Hicks, Oreos manager. Hicks said Sparling assaulted him during a basketball game last Saturday while a transparency banner was displayed. Sparling paid the fine and was released.
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Samuel Sparling
Borden
George Hicks
Oreos
George Romain
Sparling
Oreos Defeat Mysterious Five In Central Hall Game
The Oreos beat the Mysterious Five 23 to 5 last night in Central Hall. The visitor side was short handed as Newman Mount and Howard Wallace were absent due to injuries. Godfrey, who played for the Oreos last winter, filled Wallace’s spot. The Freehold Gun Club canceled its match with the Trenton Shooting Association when Ellis telephoned Secretary Thomas to withdraw.
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Oreos
Mysterious Five
Central Hall
Newman Mount
Howard Wallace
Godfrey
Freehold Gun Club
Trenton Shooting Association
Ellis
Freehold
Thomas
Faraday & Woodsum Offer Gas Lamp at Seventy-Five Cents
An ad from Faraday and Woodsum at 645 Cookman Avenue promotes an incandescent gas lamp sold for 75 cents. The notice invites readers to shop locally, mentioning printing services for the Journal office and urging timely purchase.
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Faraday & Woodsum
Cookman Avenue
Magte sworn in as presiding judge in state court
Chancellor William J. Magte was sworn in Tuesday by Justice Gummere. He will take the oath as presiding judge of the Court of Errors and Appeals January 25. The State Board of Taxation has dismissed the appeal of George W. Bennett of Hightstown over a property assessment. Twenty men who operated slot machines in Belvidere face sentencing for keeping disorderly houses next week. A trolley collision near New Brunswick injures conductor Charles Norman seriously. Mrs Agnes Eustace of Red Bank died of pneumonia. funeral tomorrow. Miss Hannah May Corlles of Long Branch and Clayton Buckage of Red Bank were married last week. William Davia of New Monmouth is sentenced to one year in state prison for bicycle theft.
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William J. Magte
Gummere
Court of Errors and Appeals
State Board of Taxation
George W. Bennett
Hightstown
Belvidere
New Brunswick
Charles Norman
Agnes Eustace
Red Bank
Hannah May
Corlles
Long Branch
Clayton Buckage
William Davia
New Monmouth
Local notices and church events previewed for evening
The council meets this evening while religious services report four conversions at First Baptist. Bethel League hosts a social at St Paul s M E Grove. A mass annexation discussion is planned in Educational Hall under the Board of Trade. Dr John Love preaches at First Baptist on Did Christ Die of Crucifixion. Turkey supper planned by Grand Avenue Reformed ladies at the Commercial Hotel on Thursday January 31. Sunprice Clothing offers a sale on Cookman Avenue. M L Ferris returns from New York showing 1901 bicycle models and notes wheels for which he is agent.
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Common Council
J. J. Parker Company
First Baptist Rch
Beteth League of St. Paul’s
M. E
Grove
Alaska
First Baptist Church
John Love
Christ
Grand Avenue
Runaway Horse Injures Storeman William Miller
William Miller, an employee of E. Q. VanCleef, was seriously hurt when a frightened horse kicked him from a wagon near a shop. The horse ran through M. E. Sexton’s livery stable, damaged part of the office, and circled Ocean Grove before being caught in Belmar. Miller receives medical treatment.
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William Miller
E. Q. VanCleef
VanCleaf
Hatee
M. E. Sexton
Miller
Ocean Grove
Belmar
Millers
Evangelistic Meetings At First Methodist Continue Strong Attendance
Daily evangelistic meetings at the First Methodist Church draw good crowds. Rev H C Smith of Ocean Grove preached on The Wedding Feast of the Gospel. Rev A G Bale of the First Presbyterian presided yesterday afternoon. Dr Dwight Marvin is slated to speak tomorrow afternoon. Bargain clothing ads note deep winter price cuts and busy sales staff.
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Firet M. E. Church
Dwight
Marvin
First Methodist Church
H. C. Smith
Ocean Grove
A. G. Bale
First Presbyterian Church
Ageont
Sremnaen Company
Canned Goods Sale At Half Price With Various Brands
Advertises half price on canned fruits and groceries. Columbus Brand California Cherries Peaches Apricots Bartlett Pears and raisins listed with two cans for 25 cents. Includes sugar butter lard soap and pantry staples with per unit prices.
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Columbus
California
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