Hospital Deed Now In Hand For Isolation Hospital
Mr. Bradley transferred the deed for a large land tract to Dr. Henry Mitchell to build a New Isolation Hospital replacing the fire destroyed facility. The arrangement includes extra lands to prepare for possible epidemics with support from Senator, Samuel A. Patterson, and Civil Engineer Mart Rogera. Two thousand dollars have been raised for the hospital fund from card parties, a college bazar, and other sources. Miss Dicklacon donated a tapestry, and a large military euchre is planned at Winckler's Hall next Thursday night.
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Mr. Bradley
Pateed
Henry Mitchell
Samuel A. Patterson
Mart Rogera
Bradley
Patterson
College Bazar
Beach Auditorium
D. W. Sisson
Mies Dicklacon
Webb Street
Suneet Avenue
Siesoy
Winckler’s Hall
Sea Bright Leader Denies Threat of Court Action Over State Council Books
Peter Hall Packer of Sea Bright says the Junior Order of United American Mechanics will resist the national council’s bid to seize state council records. He cites 1875 charter allowing state control and vows to seek an injunction against any national body organizers. Hollywood Council of Long Branch backs Smythe in the dispute.
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Peter Hall Packer
Sea Bright
Order of United American Mechanics
William J. Smythe, Jr
Long Branch
State Council
Packer
Order of United Americca Mechanics
Smythe
National Council
Hollywood Council of
Sewell Receives Reception in Trenton After Senate Choice
General William J. Sewell, named Senator In Congress from New Jersey by the Legislature on Tuesday, hosted a reception for the colony and political friends in Trenton yesterday afternoon. Attendees from the area included G. Fred Kroehl Albert C. Twining Martin H. Scott Rev A E Ballard Sanford Dey and Frank Taptum in the colonial room of the Trenton House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Sewell
Congress
New Jersey
Trenton
Trenton House
G. Fred Kroehl
Albert C. Twine
Martin H. Scott
A. E. Ballard
Sanford Dey
Frank Taptum
Ex-Postmaster Harrison Sick
Former Asbury Park postmaster G. Harrison, now with the Good Roads Bureau, is ill at his Philadelphia home after attending a road meeting in Trenton last week.
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G. Harrison
Asbury Park
Good Roads Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Asbury Park Rental Demand Grows Early This Season
Twining and VanSant report a large slate of rental applications for change of occupancy and predict a strong season as owners place properties with them for rent. Advertisements note a surprisingly low coat sale at Surprise Clothing Store on Cookman Avenue.
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Asbury Park
Twining & VanSant
Adv
Real Estate Sale Totals From Belmar Borough Auction
Charter McDermott the defaulting collector saw Belmar borough real estate sold at auction on Monday. Only one parcel remained encumbered, as properties including fourteenth street lots adjoining the railroad and several houses on Eleventh Street changed hands for modest sums, with many deeds subject to mortgages and unpaid taxes.
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McDermott
Borough of
Belmar
Cyrus B. Honce
Fourteenth Street
HH. Yard
George
Englishtown
Reid
Mr. Reid
W. A. Hankinson, Jr
County
Joseph McDermott
O.H. Brown
Eleventh Street
Hankingon
H. W. Parker
Henry
Tertiatie
Helen Strong
Matawan
Hell i
Mr. Hankinson
Frank Soloman
Freehold
Mr. Hankkinson
George N. Robinson
New York
Lake’ Avenue
C. L. Berge
Turkey
Asbury Park Belle Fannie Ward Ties to English Millionaire
Mrs. Sam Lewis widow of a European money lender who died recently left a vast fortune. Known previously as Fannie Buchanan of St Louis she ruled social rounds at the Ocean Hotel in Asbury Park ten years ago. She later became a stage star as Fannie Ward and married Lewis in London earning immense wealth to spend as she pleases.
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Sam Lewis
England
Europe
Asbury Park
Fannie Buchanan
St. Louis
Ocean Hotel
Fannie Ward
London
Lewis
Approaching Trials In Neptune Township Court
Charles Council and Robert Avery of Neptune township face trial in Free on Tuesday January 29 for fighting. John Marshall to be tried February 7 for illegal sale of liquors in West Park. On February 1 John Simons Joseph Wilkins and Matthew Johnson all colored, to trial for keeping a disorderly house in Neptune township. Aaron Gravatt to answer February 14 for assault on Percy D. Locker in Neptune township. All are out on bail.
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Charles Council
Robert Avery
Neptune Township
Jobn Marshall
West Park
John Simons
Joseph Wilkins
Matthew Johnson
Aaron Gravatt
Percy D. Locker
Doings of the Wheelmen Minstrel Rehearsal Planned at Club House
The Asbury Park Wheelmen announce the first rehearsal for their minstrel show to be held tomorrow night at the club house. End men and Interlocutor chosen. End men have songs and jokes prepared, after-piece ready. Rehearsals will be short but frequent.
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Asbury Park Wheelmen
House Wanted in Ocean Grove by Family
Small family seeks six to seven room house in Ocean Grove for year rental at moderate price. Provide address with location details. Respond to B. O. Drawer s Asbury Park N J. Immediate possession available. Also note Crosbie's six room houses at 508 Main Street. Doctor George B. Herbert has dental surgery in ALP and O G Bank building with office hours.
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Ocean Grove
B. O. Drawers
Asbury. Park
N. J
M.crosbie
Main Street
George B. Herbert
The Sad Plight of Mrs Death in New Jersey Law
A feature on Mrs Death, wife of convict Wil Death, trapped by New Jersey statutes that forbid divorce while her husband serves a long prison sentence for murder. The article outlines that she cannot escape by divorce in this or any other state and could sue for statutory offense, facing court-ordered defense and proof requirements.
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Wil
Jennie
Death
New Jersey
United States
Court of Chancery
William Death
Rock Road
Jennie Bosschleter
William
Death Claims a Third in the Strickland Family
Ocean Grove grieving as William H. Strickland, 44, dies after weeks of fever. His death marks the third Strickland loss since December 11, following Genevieve aged five and Mabel aged fourteen. He served as an exempt fireman for the Ocean Grove Association and died surrounded by his wife and five children.
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Strickland
Delaware Avenue
Ocean Grove
William H. Strickland
Mr. Strickland
Upper Freehold
Ocean’ Grove Association
Stricklands
Genevieve
Mabels
Mabel
Banard Addresses Asbury Park High On College Life
W H Banard of Asbury Park spoke during the fifth period on college life at Princeton. He argued that every young man could attend college and outlined ways to fund tuition. He noted about one quarter of Princeton students depend on their own resources.
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Asbury Park High
W. H. Baonard
Asbury Park
Princeton
Bannard
Shepherd
Prize Winners at Euchre at Isolation Hospital Brighton
Prize winners at the Isolation Hospital Euchre in Brighton yesterday afternoon were Mrs Ball who won an ink well Mrs Stroud who received a silver purse and Mrs Green who earned a gold enamelled cup and saucer.
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Euchre
Brighton
Letter Carriers Convene New Jersey Association Meeting
The third annual convention of the New Jersey State Association of Letter Carriers will be held in Apollo Hall Patterson on February 12 Lincoln's birthday.
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New Jersey
State Association of Letter Carters
Apollo Hall
Paterson
Lincoln
Population changes in Monmouth County boroughs listed
Census data show small boroughs Deal 70 and Allenhurst 165, North Spring Lake 861, Englishtown 410, with Long Branch up 1 641 and Red Bank up 1 283. Manasquan falls to 1500, Matawan up 20, Atlantic Highlands up 488, Highlands 1228, and the county table compares 1900 and 1890 populations across all towns and boroughs.
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Census Bureau
New Jersey
Monmouth County
Deal
Allenhurst
North Spring Lake
Englishtown
Long Branch
Red Bank
Manasquan
Matawan
Atlantic Highlands
the Highlands
Highlands
Baerapudannr AyBee
Ues Heptans Gilly
Steet Bradley
Beach
Eaanen Belmar
Vba Panei Pieden Videeensvs
Venascen Ooo
Vedin
Eskew's Men Defeat Neptune Engine in Bowling Match
C E Eskew's five defeated Neptune Engine on Wheel men's alleys last night. Three games were rolled with Eskew's side winning two. Dr H Millar led Neptune with 242, Eskew followed with 232. Scores listed show a close team effort. A ladies' match is being arranged with ten bowlers versus five men.
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C. E. Eskew
Neptune Engine
Eskew
Dr. H. ©. Millar
Neptune
Thompson wins suit over Devonshire arrears at Freehold
George W. Thompson owner of the Hotel Devonshire sued Frank W. Case who skipped last summer owing $1,000 rent. Case did not appear. Thompson awarded $1,085. Ada Brown died at 1012 Main Street from consumption leaving a three year old child. Mrs Brown daughter of Charles H. and Annie Smith. Albert Sims arrested for pointing a revolver at Elwood Meyers. hearing set. Also notice of Surprice Clothing Store clearing sale at 614 Cookman Ave.
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Freehold
George W. Thompson
Devonshire
Seventh Avenue
Frank W. Case
Thompson
Ada
Samuel Brown
Main Street
Mrs. Brown
Charles H
Annie Smith
Elwood Meyers
Albert Sims
Cross
Sims
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