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Newspaper

Asbury Park Journal

Location

Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1901

Page

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Abolition of Time Limit in Methodist Pastorship debate

The annual Methodist conferences will implement a new rule ending pastorate time limits this year. Rev Daniel Helleran of Newark argues against itinerancy, citing loss of talent distribution, prolonged stays, and conflicts over church standing when pastors move. He warns removal disrupts church harmony.

Daniel Helleran Newark Mer Lile Dickerings Dickerings Are Created, and Is the Pastor Wanta

Mercer County Medical Society Pushes TB Sanatorium Plan

Senator Hutchinson of Mercer county will introduce in the Legislature this week a bill requesting a $50,000 appropriation to establish a tuberculosis sanatorium. The proposal guarantees no admission denial due to poverty.

Hutchinson Mercer County Mercer County Medical Society

Jeffries Ends New Jersey Training Camp Moves to Cincinnati

James J. Jeffries leaves Lord Arbor for Clochnat at trainer William Delaney's suggestion due to harsh New Jersey coast. Manager Brady says most training will occur in Cincinnati not West Baden Springs, with no plans for a Fitzsimmons bout in Carson City next May and no talks with Dan Stuart.

James J. Jeffries New Jersey William Delaney Lord Arbour Clochnat Brady Jeffries West Baden Springs Cincinnati Dan Stuart Bob Fitzsimmons Carson City

Capluses for Four Furnished Bail in Freehold

Four men named Daniel O Rourke Mat Johnson John Ams and John Wilkinson were brought to Freehold after indictments by the grand jury and furnished bail to secure release. They face charges on separate indictments.

Capluses Daniel ,O'Rourke

Wheelmen Minstrel to Perform Next Month

Notes from Asbury Park mention Wheelmen minstrel show with end-men ready. Rehearsals to begin in earnest in a few days, adapting to local situations for the hotel farce.

Asbury Park

McDermott Property to Be Sold at Public Auction

The property of Charles McDermott late Belmar borough collector is advertised for sale at a public auction this afternoon.

Charles McDermott Charles ‘McDermott Belmar

Steinbachs Great Rummage Sale Ends Soon

Winter dress goods offered at both stores with prices set to figures. Advert mentions a rummage sale event in Steinbachs and teasing questions about smoking cigars and men.

Tan Steinbach

Reverend Fenn Speaks on The Siege of Pekin at First Presbyterian

Rev Dr C H Fenn missionary to China described the Boxer uprising and the siege of the Chinese legation. He recounted seventy missionaries and eight hundred Native converts at the Methodist mission, the German minister's assassination and eight weeks shelter at the British legation. He praised Chinese honesty and noted the Boxer movement was not anti Christian.

China Presbyterian Board Pekin Legation Fenn

Religious tolerance urged by Rev Price at Yonkers dinner

Rev Dr J E B Price former dean of Ocean Grove Summer School of Theology stirred Yonkers at the St Andrew’s Episcopal Association dinner by condemning religious intolerance He said it is a disgrace that Catholics or Hebrews cannot attain high office and urged unity under Christian banners to evangelize the world.

J. EB. Price Summer School of Theology Ocean Grove

Clarendons Lose to Oreos in Close Park City Showdown

The Oreos of Asbury Park defeated the Clarendon Athletic Club of New York 16 to 7 in a notably cold crowd at Central Hall. Hawkins starred for the Oreos with accurate throws and several baskets, while next week the Oreos face the Silent Five of New York, a mute team known for signaling by signs.

Oreos Asbury Park Clarendon Athletic Club New York Central Hall Orens Viettora Hawkins Silent Five

Eskew Wins In Asbury Park Wheelmen Handicap

Eske w is pronounced Eskew won first prize in the Asbury Park Wheelmen's individual handicap bowling tournament ended Saturday night. Eskew topped with a 1991 high score, while Charles Warren placed second with 18224 and John Bennett third with 11334 including handicaps of fifteen and ten respectively. Friday and Saturday bowled scores listed for participants with averages ranging around 150 to 188.

Asbury Park Wheelmen O. E. Eskew Charles Warren John Bennett George FB. Rainear Silas C. Stiger G. B. Herbert Edward N. Hope John S. Adrian Frank Conover J. 8. Ferguson Tallman A. Miller J. E. Flitcroft

Two Boys Rescued After Ice Break At Deal Lake

Addison Griggs and Andrew Robino fell through thin Deal Lake ice yesterday. Griggs cried for help as he sank to his chin before ice yacht sailors pulled him to safety with a thrown rope. Robino was dragged out by friends with less peril. Both boys reached shore unharmed.

Addison Griggs Andrew Robino Deal Lake Griggs Coyte Robino

Wallace Ordered to Support Wife in NepTune Case

Magistrate Dodd ruled in the Nep Tune township suit against Rev William H Wallace pastor of Mount Morlab Baptist Church in West Park. The court ordered Wallace to pay his wife three dollars weekly. Lawyer Guerin will certiorari the case to the higher court.

Dodd Neptune William H. Wallace Mount Morlab Baptist Church West Park

Horse Dies After Frisky Exit From Lead

George Harris of West Park loses a $150 horse by death yesterday. The animal, part of the team hauling a Goodwill chemical engine to fires, reared on a haltered lead and fell on the frozen ground striking its head. The horse was insured for $150.

George Harris West Park Harris

Legislature to Convene for Sewell Reelection Week

The legislature meets for the third week of the present session with focus on the reelection of U S Senator William J. Sewell. If that vote ends Wednesday afternoon, lawmakers plan to adjourn again afterward.

United States William J. Sewell

Yellow Kid Owners Challenge Any Boat in Class

William J Borden and Ollie Sutphen owners of the Yellow Kid claim the fastest ice yacht on Deallake. They issue a challenge to sail against any boat in their class.

William ‘J. Borden Ollie Sutphen Deallake

West Parkers to Discuss Annexation Meeting

West Park residents will gather tomorrow night at the Goodwill Engine House to debate annexation and incorporation. Some favor joining Asbury Park, others seek a borough system, while a few are content with the current government.

West Park West Side Asbury Park

Avon Inn assessment upheld by State Board of Taxation

The State Board of Taxation affirmed the $65,000 assessment on the Avon Inn property in Avon. Borough authorities are sustained in their claim that the tax is justified.

State Board of Taxation Avon Inn Avon

Rev Gill Praises La Gloria's Future In Cuba

Rev W I Gill writes to an Asbury Park resident praising La Gloria Cuba and predicts a glowing future. He says the town will become a thriving American city and plans to stay in Cuba indefinitely.

We, Gil la Gloria Cuba Asbury Park

Local ad promotes incandes gas stove at 75 cents

An old advertisement from Faraday and Woodsum at 545 Cookman Avenue offers a complete incandescent gas stove for seventy five cents. The brief notice emphasizes affordable pricing and local retail presence.

Faraday & Woodsum, Electrical Cookman Avenue Mammoth Faraday & Woodsum Cookman ‘Avenue

Mrs Fowler Seeks Divorce After Husband's Imprisonment

Mrs Harry Fowler of Eatontown begins divorce proceedings following her husband’s eighteen month state prison term for Infanticide. Also notes dental surgeon Dr George B Herbert offices and rental ads for immediate possession of homes on 608 N Street.

Harry Fowler Eatontown George B. Herbert A.P 0.G. Bank G Oome Mc Crosbie N-Street

Red Bank to Trolley North Monmouth Plan Would Link Coast Line

New York Philadelphia and New Jersey capitalists envision a major trolley network centering in Red Bank. Projects include Atlantic Highlands to Red Bank and onward to Elberon Pleasure Bay and Oceanic areas with a Trans Monmouth loop. A connection to the Coast Line and a fast boat service to New York are proposed, claiming a Red Bank to New York trip in about ninety minutes.

New York Philadelphia New Jersey Red Bank Atlantic Highlands Atlantic Coast Line Little Silver Pleasure Bay Elberon Monmouth Park Long Branch West Long Branch Coast Line New York

Grip outbreak reported among New Jersey prisoners and inmates

The Insane's grip spreads in state prisons with nearly 150 cases and over 15 percent under physician care. Mrs Byler reports about 20 percent of girls at the State Home for Girls afflicted, while the State Hospital for the Insane has over 1,500 patients and no grip cases.

New Jersey State Prison

Local News Briefs From Avon and Nearby Towns

Butcher E E Hill has returned from California. Miss Lizzie Airing of Ocean Grove is seriously sick with pneumonia. Mrs C V French of Munroe Avenue has returned from a visit to Trenton. Robert Mayo of Bradley Beach, clerk at Applebys real estate, is ill. Lansing Gilbert and Frank Cassner chosen deacons of Avon Baptist Church. George W Wilkin’s uncle has gone to La Gloria Cuba to pursue real estate. Grand Avenue Reformed Church reports Sunday school conversions. Goodwill Fire Company No 1 incorporated. members same as Goodwill Hook and Ladder Company.

Butcher E. E. Hill California Lizzie Airing Ocean Grove C. V.french Munroe Avenue Trenton Robert Mayo Bradley Beach Appleby Lansing B. Gilbert Frank Cassner The Avon Baptist Church George W. Wilkin Postal Telegraph Company la Gloria Cuba Grand Avenue Reformed Church Goodwill Fire Company, No Goodwill Hook and Ladder Company

Sea Bright bridge to reopen soon amid repair cost

Officials say the temporary Sea Bright bridge should be open today or Tuesday for travel. The old drawbridge was so decayed that new material costing $150 was bought to complete repairs.

Sea Bright

Allenhurst Gets Deed to Geach Front Beach

Allenhurst now owns the Geach front after a deed delivery by William B. Saxton. The document was formally delivered, transferring the property months ago.

Allenhurst Geach Front William B . Saxton

Wedding Invitations Engraved for Journal Office

Wedding notices advertise engraved invitations in correct form at the Journal office. The notice mentions Wanamaker prices and invites engagement and event details to be sent for publication.

Journal Wanamaker

Flour pricing ad listing various brands and sacks

An advertisement lists Great 4x Supreme Flour at 4.69 per barrel and Noble’s Best Flor at 3.99 per barrel in half barrel sacks. Noble’s Best Flour 24 lb sacks priced 0.49 each and Noble’s Star Flour 4.49 per barrel with 244 lb sacks.

Noble California

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Beringer Main Street Mattison Avenue Pau Philip Aronstom M. L. Weinstein William Giffard Jeffries Avaunts Steinbach J.E. Price Pisgrace Clarendons Eskew Dominic Wallace West Parkers Monmouth State’ Insane Hospital Bond St Asbiry Park,n, J J. J. Parker CO Columbus Tade M.E. Teitelbaus P.O. Bradley Beach Peter Bath First Avenue Asbury, Park McCabe Lake Avenue
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