Francis Tackles Prize In Legislature Fight
Opening session reports Reverend Edwin Mason of Newark praying for Queen Victoria’s health restoration. Forty seven House bills and fourteen Senate measures introduced. Senate executive session forwarded governor nominees except Board of Education items. several new bills listed, including penalties for forced marriages and prize fight participation. House proposals include anti hazing and an eight hour workday rule. grade crossing removal and veteran tax exemptions also proposed.
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Edwin ©. Mason
Newark
Queen Victoria
House
Senate
State Board of Education
Francie
Fallon
Lst
Cummings
Waite
Lord
Editor Poole jailed. Mrs Poole runs Long Branch Press
The Long Branch Press editor Joseph A. Poole serves thirty days in Freehold jail for libel on Mayor Benjamin P. Morris. During his absence his wife will edit The Press as the crusade against vice continues. The paper notes Poole’s confinement while gambling dens and Sunday liquor sales persist.
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Joseph A. Poole
Long Branch Press
Freehold
Benjamin P. Morris
Poole
Long Branch
Anti hazing amendment to Military Academy bill aims at West Point
Benator and Sewell will lead the anti hazing amendment in the Senate to the Military Academy bill. The measure, endorsed by the committee, seeks to curb hazing at West Point. Representative Howell on Saturday introduced a pension bill for O. Ri. Freeman, major and surgeon of the Tenth New Jersey Volunteers, at 25 dollars per month.
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Benator
Sewell
Senate
West Point
Howell Onj
O. Ri. Freeman
New Jersey
Warrenfleland Jr. Hotel Grenoble Proprietor Dies at 46
Warren Leland Jr prominent New York hotel man and Long Branch hotel family member died yesterday afternoon from Brights disease. He was forty six and a cousin of Warren F Leland owner of the Windsor Hotel in New York.
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Warren Leland,Jr
Grenoble
New York
Long Branch
Bright
Mr. Leland
Warren F. Leland
Windsor
Wheelmen Social Season Dates Set for Open House Evenings
The entertainment committee of Asbury Park Wheelmen announces open house dates January 28 February 11 25 and March 11. Informal entertainment will be provided each night with the first evening featuring cards.
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Asbury Park
Wheelmen
Week at Steinbach's Clothing Ad Highlights Ready-to-Wear
An advertisement promotes Steinbach's weekly offerings featuring ready to wear clothing at prices near the original cost to build the garments. The copy emphasizes value and accessibility for shoppers.
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Steinbach’s
Queen Victoria Died Today and New Jersey Political Notes
Special Despatch from Trenton reports Senator Sewell reelected with Clark the Gold Democrat caucus nominee for United States Senator. Assemblyman Kirkbride introduced bills enabling Asbury Park to issue bonds for library debt about 11,000 and Ocean Grove to build a fire engine house. Hudson Democrats backed Clark. Hudson, Hunterdon, Warren, and Sussex backed Hudepeth. Sewell wins in both houses. joint session to certify tomorrow noon. Camden leader to banquet after.
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Trenton
Kirkbride
Asbury Park
Corbin
Ocean Grove
United States
Hudson
Alvah A. Clark
Somerset County
Hunterdon
Warren
Sussex County
Robert E. Hudepeth
Clark
Senate
House
William J. Sewell
Camden
Sewell
Devenkux
Trolley to New York from Asbury Park
A Long Branch car passenger asked a motorman if a trolley run to New York could be endured. He noted many motormen drive over 150 miles daily, with some records at 170 miles, suggesting the long trip might beat short frequent runs to the metropolis.
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Asbury: Park
New-York
Water meters reduce waste in cold weather says official
Water department records show 600000 gallons pumped on February nineteenth and 900000 gallons last Saturday, indicating meters save water. Superintendent Coffin argues meters prevent residents from wasting water at night to prevent freezing and that flat-rate billing would unfairly charge those with lower usage.
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Coffin
Mr. Coffin
Rev Wallace's Case Goes to Supreme Court for Wife Support
Judge Fort in Freehold granted a certiorari on Claude V Guerin's application for Rev Willan H Wallace. Wallace had been ordered by Magistrate Dodd to pay his wife three dollars weekly. The hearing may occur in February or June.
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Fort
Freehold
Claude V.guerin
Willan H. Wallace
Wallace
Dodd
Querin
Supreme Court
Alumni Association to Meet at Grand Avenue Hotel
The second annual gathering of the Asbury Park High School Alumni Association is set for Friday evening February 1 at the Grand Avenue Hotel. Officers will be elected and plans prepared for upcoming entertainments.
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Asbury Park High School
Grand Avenue Hotel
Vice President Ballard on Sick List
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association vice president Rev. Dr. A. E. Ballard is reported on the sick list. Drs George B. Herbert, Dental Surgeon, and others are listed with office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the bank building.
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A. EB. Ballard
Ocean Grove
George 'B. Herbert
A.P
Bank
Fight Over New Jersey Junior Order U A M State Council
National Council clashes with New Jersey State Council of the Junior Order United American Mechanics over per capita tax revenue. A writ from Justice Fitzpatrick is sought to force surrender of books for inspection as courts may be used after attempts to resolve the dispute. New councils planned in New Jersey and Virginia amid ongoing organizational splits.
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National Council
New Jersey State Council
United American Mechanics
Justice Fitzpatrick
Newark
State Council
William J. Smythe, Jr
Long Branch Caid
Virginia
State Council of
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Old State Council
Three Young Men Blamed For Century Birth Explosion Shattering Windows
Reports from Long Branch detail a dynamite celebration that damaged numerous windows citywide. Claims poured in from residents far and wide, with some seeking compensation for unrelated structures and even a chicken coop. Officials note many claims are unfounded while a mix of settlements follows the upheaval.
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Long Branch
Rogers Seeks 600 Dollars in Chancery Suit
In Newark Chancery Court the case of William Rogers against Samuel Higgle was set for trial over a $600 claim. Rogers alleges payment due on account of hiring tied to the sale of his bottling establishment to Higgle, a matter pending for a long time.
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Chancery Court
Newark
William’ Rogers
Samuel Higble
Rogers
Higble
Appraisers Appointed For Pawley Bankruptcy Stock
Trusts Samuel A. Oliver appoints Daniel Covert Joseph L. Oliver and Harry J. Rockafeller to appraise the stock of William M. Pawley who recently filed for bankruptcy.
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Wa. M. Pawley
Daniel ©. Covert
Joseph L. Oliver
Harry J. Rockafeller
Samuel A. Oliver
William M. Pawley
For Rent Cheap Winter House in 508 Main Street Ad
For Rent. Cheap for winter. Immediate possession. House of 6 rooms. M. M. Crosbie's houses. 508 Main Street. Adv. The Journal for gridogen-toxlate Job Printing.
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M. M.crosbie
Fire destroys Sussex hotel in Spring Lake blaze
The Sussex hotel in Spring Lake was destroyed by fire today amid suspected incendiary action. Insurance covers about 20 000 for building and contents. a 150 dollar reward rises to 1 000 for identifying the arsonist. Fire departments from nearby towns aided as Andrew Jackson saved Surf Cottage, and injuries were reported among firefighters.
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Sussex
Spring Lake
O. Urle
Philadelphia
Bateman
Manasquan
Point Pleasant
Belmar
Ellwood Lynn
Tice
Won't Release Girl In Lunacy Case
Constable Maddox and Mrs. Fletcher pressed the Elmers in New Bedford to release Ida Van Brunt, whom a lunacy commission deemed an imbecile. Claude Guerin seeks a mandamus in Freehold to compel release, arguing the girl is unlawfully held for inheritance.
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Herman J. Maddox
Fletcher
Elmer
New Bedford
Ida van Brant
Maddox
Claude VY. Guerin
van Brunt
Guerin
Elmers
Lunacy Commission
Ida van Brunt
Mrs. Fletcher
Jersey Farmer's Modesty Invitations to Seed Gift
Representative Howell received a farmer's invitation asking for seeds and grain to sow a sixty acre farm. The note reveals a humorously inappropriate request and highlights limits on aid from a congressman.
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Howell
West Park Annexation Debate Foresees Tonight Vote
West Parkers gather in Goodwill Engine House to discuss annexation and incorporation. In the past day sentiment for annexation has grown strong with supporters claiming a majority for tonight's decision. If voters reject annexation the issue will be dropped for the present.
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West Park
Goodwill Engine
Catholic Population Grows by Sixty-Four Thousand This Year
Catholic directory reports US Roman Catholic population at 10,774,987 with a yearly growth of 645,312 including baptized infants. The Journal Office offers engraved wedding invitations in correct form and Tiffany items at Wanamaker.
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United States
Journal
Tiffany
Wanamaker
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