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Newspaper

Asbury Park Journal

Location

Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1901

Page

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Neptune Regealated Ice Company Plans New Plant

A $75,000 corporation proposes a $46,000 artificial ice plant to be built in spring in this city. Promoters include Colonel Alex G. Conoley of New York Claude V. Guerin and Fred Oakley of Asbury Park. They aim for a 50 ton plant using artesian water and a compression absorption process to cut wholesale ice to $2.60 a ton with denser product. The firm boasts expert endorsements and notes similar plants in several states. This would be New Jersey’s first artificial ice facility.

Neptune Honolulu Utah Pennsylvania New York Georgia Tennessee New Jersey

Charity by the Wayside Raises a Townsman’s Aid

An elderly lady handed a dollar to Officer Canse saying it should help someone in need. Canse secured the donor and used the money for a needy family, aiding those in hardship with this small act of charity.

Mey Canse

Abolition of Freeholders Board Considered in Legislature

A draft bill by State Senator Theodore Strong proposes replacing county boards of freeholders with five member boards of trustees in second class counties. Members would receive 1500 dollars salaries plus 500 dollars to the presiding officer. Elections would occur in November 1901 with terms starting December 2, 1901, ending existing freeholders terms. The Central Railroad Company seeks to settle damages with Matawan residents injured at Perth Amboy, with Tassini, Lapton, and Walling accepting settlements under $800. Geran holds out, questioning injury extent.

Boards of Freeholders Theodore Btrong New Brunswick

Old Ticket Worth 1500 Dollars In Jersey Suit

John Graham of Jersey City won 1500 dollars in a suit against the Iron Steamboat Company. An Asbury Park excursion party was carried by the Columbia from New York to Long Branch on August 11 last year. On returning, Graham offered an excursion ticket from a prior date that the collector ruled invalid, he boarded the boat and a dispute led to alleged assault. He sought 5000 dollars.

John Graham Jersey City Iron Steamboat Company Asbury Park Columbia New York Long Branch Graham

Two Red Bank Elders Die from Pneumonia in Sync

Charles L. Lang and Mrs. Charlotte B. Wilson, both seventy three, died within hours of each other from pneumonia that began with the grip. Each suffered about four days of illness yesterday.

Red Bank Charles L. Lang Charlotte B. Wilson

Police Solve Clue on Dead Infant's Parentage

Mount Prospect cemetery buried a dead infant found Wednesday about a mile west of Asbury Park. Township police have clues to the child's parentage but made no arrests.

Asbury Park Mt. Prospect Cemetery

Tax Sale Notice for Unpaid 1608 Taxes Next Tuesday

Properties to be sold for taxes in the township on the upcoming Tuesday. The sale concerns properties with unpaid taxes dating back to 1608, and notices indicate the tax-related action will proceed on that date.

For Rent Cheap Winter Housing Ad

Brief housing notice offers immediate possession in a 6 M. Crosbie property at 508 Maio Street. Targeted to good parties seeking winter rent at a low price.

M. Crosbie Maio Atrest

State to receive up to thirty thousand in fees ruling

Two court decisions yielded over 30 000 for the state. The Court of Errors affirmed against former Secretary of State Kelsey who kept fees as Prerogative Court clerk while on a fixed state salary. The Supreme Court case against Edward H Duryee estate involves 11 000 to 12 000 in disputed fees collected while serving as banking and insurance commissioner.

Court of Errors Kelsey Court of Errora Magle Supreme Court Edward H. Duryee Banking and Insuranne’ Commisstower New Jersey Isi Justice Fort Duryes

Fraternal Meetings and Events Across New Jersey Tribes

The Takanessee Tribe invites tribal delegates to a district meeting in Long Branch on January 31 with great chiefs attending and the past sachem’s degree to be worked. Canton Atlantic, 1.C. C.F., of Asbury Park, held its first meeting in Long Branch and will conduct monthly business meetings at Hickie Hall. Asbury Council Jr. O.U.A.M. hosted an entertainment last night featuring musicians, stories, and games, followed by refreshments. Arthur H. Hope, grand chief of the Knights of the Golden Eagle of New Jersey, is organizing a castle in Plainfield with plans to institute it within two weeks. The Corinthian Castle degrees team will travel to Plainfield to confer three degrees. John F. Knox was elected trustee for three years at Simonides Court, No.1, Tribe of Ben Hur.

Takanessee Long Branch Canton Atlantic 1.C. C.F Asbury Park Hicke’ Hall Canton New York Asbury Council, Jr Arthur H. Hope Knights of the Golden Eagle New Jersey Plainfield Corinthian Castle John F. Knox Simonides Court Ben Hur

No Receiver for La Gloria Company Court Denies Plea

The United States Circuit Court in front on Thursday denied the plea for the appointment of a receiver for the Cuban Land and Steamship Company amid claims that its current management frauds stockholders and the public. Local stockholders and others in the area are reportedly prospecting in LaGloria Cubs.

Cuban Land and Steamship Company United States Frent LaGloria

Adrian Offers Medal for Crack Shooting

Adrian, shooting master of the new rifle club, offers a gold medal to the top scorer in five strings of ten shots at the rifle range on Fleet avenue and Emory street. He is not a contestant but still holds the high score of 242 out of 250.

Adrian John Hie Fleet Avenue Emory Street New Rifle Club

Will Not Change Election Laws in New Jersey

A proposed bill to alter state election rules, closing polls at sunset instead of 7 p.m., will not be introduced in the Legislature this year, according to authoritative sources. The report notes the current practice remains unchanged and no formal measures are pending.

New Jersey Annset

Proposed Third District by Jersey Congressmen

Jersey lawmakers agree that Monmouth Ocean and Middlesex counties would form a third district under the state redistricting plan. The agreement aligns with current proposals and sets a framework for forthcoming legislative steps.

Jersey Monmouth Ocean Middlesex

Funeral for William H. Strickland at Ocean Grove home

The funeral of William H. Strickland, who died Wednesday night, was held this afternoon from his Ocean Grove home at 69 Delaware Avenue. Reverend William Franklin officiated, with services conducted at the late residence. An unrelated ad mentions an eight percent offer for 3.75 at Surprise Clothing Store on Cookman Avenue.

William H. Strickland Delaware Avenue Ocean Grove William Franklin Surprise Clothing Cookman. Avenue

Trustees Prevail in Hamilton M E Church Dispute

Trustees of the Hamilton M E Church won out last night against the pastor and part of the congregation. The controversy centers on claimed overreach by trustees, with an attempt to depose one trustee at the annual election. About eighty attended as pastor supporters stayed home due to weather. Edward Shafto, the retiring member, was reelected by a large majority. An appeal was taken from the ruling of the meeting chairman, and the presiding elder Rev. J L Roe will investigate the case on Saturday February 16.

Hamilton M.E. Church Edward Shafto J. L. Roe

Revival Services and Local Happenings In Ocean Grove

Local notices from Ocean Grove include revival services at St Pauls M E Church and Grand Avenue Reformed Church led by Rev M L Ferris. James F Edge runs for Allenhurst postmaster. Jacob Muller returns from Providence. Nearby entertainments feature the Oreos vs Silent Five in Central Hall.

Marksmen Shoot for Hog Prize at Monte Carlo Club

Twenty one shooters competed in a live third match at the Monte Carlo Gun Club on Long Branch beach. The prize was a hog and thirty dollars. Dr. C C Bogardus of Keyport and J W Danser of Freehold were the only finishers with a perfect seven kills, sharing the hog and purse.

Monte Carlo Long Bratch Dr. C.C. Bogardus Keyport J. W. Danser Freehold

Thirty Conversions in Baptist Church Revival

Evangelistic services will be held tomorrow afternoon and evening at the First Baptist Church with Rev Z Clark Marten credited with converting thirty attendees. Revival nightly at West Park M E Church reports conversions at every meeting under Pastor G E Hancock. Miss Effie Fields of Asbury Park and Burt Reid of Freehold wed in Long Branch last Sunday by Rev J F Bhaw of Simpson M E Church.

First Baptist Church Z. Clark Marten West Park M.E. Church G. E. Hancock Effie Fields Asbury Park Burt Reid Freehold Long Branch Hev. J. F. Bhaw Simpson M.E. Church

House Wanted in Ocean Grove for Six or Seven Rooms

Small family seeks a six or seven room rental in Ocean Grove at a moderate yearly rent. Provide address and particulars to Howse P O Drawer Asbury Park NJ. Ady.

Ocean’Grove Howse P. O. Drawers Asbury Park N.J

Ocean Grove Driveway Issue Receives Mixed Public Feedback

Rev Dr A E Ballard reports responses from Ocean Grove lot owners about opening public pleasure driveways. Two thirds of represented lots replied. one in 177 favors the driveway while the rest protest and urge enforcement of pledges to keep seclusion. Boulevard bill not yet introduced. association vows to fight when it is. Ballard says residents' wishes will be respected.

A. E. Ballard Ocean Grove Ocean’“Grove

Sunday Church Services At Asbury Park Churches

A condensed church notices page lists services across many houses of worship in Asbury Park. Rev Eli Gifford preaches at 10:80 am and 7:80 pm at First M E with revival services and Sunday school. Rev A J Miller at Trinity Episcopal. Rev George D Genzmer at Evangelical Lutheran Atonement. Rev Dr A G Bale at First Presbyterian administering the Lord s Supper and preaching on Victory Over Death. Rev Dr Dwight E Marvin at First Congregational. Rev G E Hancock at West Park M E with morning and evening sermons. Rev Dr J H White at A M E Zion Springwood Avenue West Park. Rev T E Franklin at Bethel A M E. Rev William G Moyer at Rescue Mission and West Grove M E. Rev Z Clark Marten at First Baptist Ocean Grove. Rev M J Ferris at Grand Avenue Reformed. Rev Dr George J Mingins at Westminster Presbyterian. and various Epworth Leagues, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings. A clothing store ad and stationery engraving offer appear at the end.

George D. Genzmer Church of the Holy Spirit Presbyterian’ ‘Church A. G. Bale First Congregational Church Dwight. E. Marvin England America West Park Ther G. E. Hancock Epworth League Our League J. H. White A. M. E. Zion Springwood avenue-West~ Park Bethel A Second Avenue Main Street T. E. Franklin Rescue Mission South Majin Street William G. Moyer West Grove M. E Z. Clark Marten First Baptist Church Young People's Meeting J. G. Reed St. Paul’s M. E Ocean Grove Epworth Grand Avenue Reformed Church M. J. Ferris Westminster ‘Presbyterian George J. Mingins

Flour Price List From Noble's Mills Show Stocks

The price list lists Great 4x Supreme Flour at 4.69 per barrel, Noble's Beat Flour at 3.99 per barrel in half barrel sacks, Noble's Best Flour in a 244 pound sack, and Noble's Star Flour at 4.49 per barrel in half barrel sacks, 24 pound sacks.

Noble

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