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Asbury Park Journal

Location

Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1900

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General Buller reports no tidings of battle as fight resumes

London January 23 General Buller has sent no details of operations Monday. British bivouacked on the ground after two days of fighting. Reports suggest renewed assault on entrenched Boers with re enforcements reaching Cape Town. Telegraph updates note Boer casualties and ongoing efforts by Warren and Hart brigades as they press against fortified positions.

London Buller Spenser Wilkinson Wilkinson Daily Chronicle Cape Town Natal South ‘Africa Lord Methuen Spearman Lyttleton Warren Dundonald Daily Mail Dongas Cnemng Ville Timex Frere Warren Legan Trichord Aritt Splenkop Trichard’ S War Office Hart

Distinguished Democrat John P. Stockton Dies in New York

Former New Jersey attorney general John P. Stockton died suddenly at the Hotel Hanover in New York City from nervous exhaustion. He served as U.S. senator and attorney general, played a pivotal role in New Jersey Democratic politics, and was noted for his 1894 senate controversy stance and later national convention delegacy.

John P. Stockton New Jersey Rome United States New York Hanover Fifteenth Street Fifth Avenue Jugge R.8. Field Trenton Atata Ryerson Oot Fadee Randolph Stockton Presitker Buchanan United States Senate John A. Ten Eyck Bha Aih Ofice Repubicans Senate Chamber Senate Senate-House Wérts Supreme Court Treasley Tre JourNal Jam House Wakelee Jones Dexheimer Abbott

Case of Horse and Horse In Newark Settlement Reached

A local case in Newark involving Joseph M. Byrne street commissioner who bought two horses from Harry W. Morford for 700 dollars was settled satisfactorily as jurors were being impanelled. Byrne claimed the horses were unsound with splints and defects. Morford maintained they were sound. The suit named Samuel A. Patterson for Byrne and Hawking and Durand for Morford. A crowd from Asbury Park attended the proceedings.

Newark Joseph M. Byrne Harry W. Morford Byrne Aule Morford Bying Samuel A. Patterson Hawking & Durand Asbury Parkers

Wheelmen Bowl Weekly Deals Highlight

Local ad notes two for one tar paper rolls priced at a dollar for this week only. Also features Grenelle's Hasty Cough Care and Sure care items priced at five cents.

Grenelle

Wood Inspects Cuba Tour Seeks Public Aid and Reform

Gov General Wood with General Lee and aides arrives Cienfuegos Cuba for inspection tour. He declines public reception, says focus on work. He surveys town institutions as mayors plead for public works and capital investment to revive money flow. The party proceeds to Trinidad after stops along the line.

Cienfuegos Cuba Grner Wood Lee Chaffee Genpti Russ Stivern Rivera Miss Lee Havana Haynie Mazunzus Tensh Infantry Matanzas Rurak Santo Domingo General Wood General Chaffee Trinidad

Wood administration reforms in Havana outlined

Havana dispatch details a reform commission plan under General Wood to create police correctional courts with salaried judges, abolish procurators, curb perjury, and speed up justice while keeping civil and military authority distinct.

Wood Havana In Reform Commission Senor de Quesada Cuba General Wood

Bubonic Plague Fears and China Broker Arrives in Honolulu

Chrys Moller a bullion broker from Tientsin reports Honolulu facing worsening bubonic plague with a dozen daily deaths. He recalls a vigilante burning of Chinatown and unsanitary conditions aiding spread. Theatre district slated for park conversion with residents moved to city outskirts. Sweden budgets for war with 46 artillery batteries and 100k Manse rs, plus 50 million cartridges. mobilization trials and 80 million kroner railway funding planned.

Honolulu Sioux City Chrys Moller Tientsin China Chinatown Sweden Stockholm Oscar Atdek

Supposed Thief Arrested at Union Station in Pittsburg

A man believed by police to be a top hotel thief was arrested at Union Station in Pittsburg. Found in his possession were jewelry worth about $2,000 a full dress coat and overcoat and 200 keys. He claimed to be a Chicago jeweler using the name John Peters.

Pittsburg Union Station Chicago John Peters

Attorney General Rules Unconstitutional Law on Bills Supervisor

New Jersey Attorney General Grey deems the winter law creating a supervisor of bills unconstitutional and invalidates its provisions. The ruling argues each house must choose its own officers and cannot grant a single officer broad powers over all bills and third readings. The result could keep engrossing clerks in place or lead to printed bills with a separate supervisor for each house.

Attornney Grey Hougé Voorhees Jessa R. Salmon Essex County Tts Unil New Jersey PHI Nny Salmon J. Franklin Fort State Sewage Commission

Bullock Trial Opens In Red Banks Murder Case

The colored murderer Bullock stands trial for killing Constable Walsh of Red Banks as jurors are seated and the state rests its case before the defense. Bullock is defended by Beekman and Leonard. After this trial the Gemino case in West Park Italian will be heard.

Bullock Walsh Red Banks Freehold W. L. Conover Nicholas Wilson Albert M. Bedle Eugene Decker James Kelsey Samuel Shinn Joseph Hoff Horatio Cr

Ocean Grove News Briefs and Community Notes

Community updates from Ocean Grove include a signal wire break delaying the five bell today. Mrs Lida Bedell of Ocean Grove left for Auburn and Buffalo to visit relatives. The Ocean Grove Band and Choir Union rehearse at 7 30 pm in the high school assembly room. Revival meetings run nightly at 7 31 pm in the Baptist Church with a praise service at the start. A brush fire in West Grove prompted an alarm but no blaze. Plans for a new Ocean Grove engine house include a swimming pool bowling alley and gymnasium. Epworth League at St Pauls M E Church holds a business meeting Thursday evening to discuss the May convention. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union and Loyal Temperance Legion meet Thursday afternoon at Sexton’s building.

Mies Lida Bedell Ocean Grove Auburn Buffalo Orem Grove Andy Park Choral Union Baptist Church West Grove Ocean Grove Tire Department Epworth League of St Women’s Christian Temperance Union Sexton Loyal Temperance Legion Thoreday

Monmouth Club Pool Tournament Auction of Republic Steamer

The excursion steamer Republic once running New York to Long Branch will be sold at public auction Wednesday January 31 to satisfy $39,000 in judgments held by First National Bank of Philadelphia. The purchaser must post $5,000 and pay the balance within 48 hours. the vessel valued at about $100,000.

Republic New York Long Branch First National Bank of Philadelphia

Champion Jim Jeffries Eyes Corbett Fight and Rest

World heavyweight champion Jim Jeffries declares a rest after meeting Jim Corbett to settle a score and claims he can defeat Corbett within ten rounds. He also supports proposed Marquis of Queensberry rule changes and plans a stage acting debut next year with Etta Butler in a leading role.

Jim Jeffries Jim Corbett Nalghity Sullivan Corbett Bob Fitzsimmons Sharkey Fitzsimmons Carson Los Angelés Cal Dnd William Brady Uly Travels Sonemests Brady Sharkey Srys Europe San Franciso Cclub Jett Loch Arbour Jeffries New York Malachy Hogan Chicago Sharkey Jeffries Jef‘fries Etta Butler

Davidson Death From Fatty Heart Degeneration

Post mortem by Dr J T Rose on the remains of Robert Davidson, who died suddenly yesterday, found death due to fatty degeneration of the heart. Coroner Flock deemed an inquest unnecessary.

J.T. Rose Robert Davidson

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