Pay Your License Or You'll Be Sued Peanuts Court in Asbury Park
In a city council session, discussion centers on license delinquencies among peanut vendors and the push to sue those who owe fees. Founder Bradley and George W Treat clash over license enforcement while Treat defends vendors. A bond-signing resolution for the American Bureau Company is also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Trent
Bradley
Finance Committee
Lcense de
Pancoast
Alice
Finance Commpiites
Treat
Wroth
Peantmen
Neenséa
Streas
Hhickmen
Asbury Park
American Bureay Company
Samuel W. Kirkbride
American Surety Company
Appleby
Bryan Denies Speech at Asbury Park Service
William Jennings Bryan, the Democratic presidential candidate, declined an invitation to speak at a national service in Asbury Park citing a rule against public addresses on Sundays. He said Sunday is his only day of rest and he must adhere to it during the campaign. He expressed appreciation and said he may visit Asbury Park at another time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Brysv
Asbury Park
Nebraska
Forty Three Pound Bass Caught On Emma Bona Trip
Robert Overend of Philadelphia while a guest at Edgemere Inc caught the season's largest fish on the Emma Bona trip Wednesday morning. The bass weighed forty three pounds and was described as a beautiful specimen.
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Robert Overend
Philadelphia
Edgemere Inc
New Jersey WCTU Teaches Methods at Ocean Grove
The two day School of Methods session opened in Ocean Grove with Mrs Emma Bourne welcoming delegates. Florence Ran alh spoke on Encouragements of Total Abstinence Among Colored People. Sessions covered tools of the guild, periodicals, and children’s work.
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School of Methods
New Jersey Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ocean Grove
Emma Bourne
Newark
M. V. Fuller
Mra
Florence D. Ranalh
Jéréey City
Braunch
F. B. Anderson
Princeton
Anna Bailey
Trenton
A.M. Hammer
Bayonne
Emma Horner
Camden
G.M. P. Wella
Tools of Our Guild
J. M. Demarest
New Brunswick
J. B. Elfreth
Mra. E. A. Guernsey
E. M. Thacher
W C. T U
London
F. E. Graham
Lockport
N.Y
J. N. Fitzgerald
L. M. N. Stevens
Portland
Maine
Anna A. Gordon
New Jersey
Woman‘s Chiletian Temperance Union School of Methods
Oden Grove
Misa Clara Parish
Miss Parish
F. J. Barnes
Sudden Death of Mrs Jennie H Leake in Allenhurst
Mrs Jennie H Leake wife of O RB Leake of New York died at her summer home on Allen Avenue Allenhurst after an illness that began yesterday morning. A card party precede her decline and five physicians attended. Cause listed as acute Brights disease. She was 41, daughter of Robert B and Mary H Highet. Undertaker Burts will forward the remains to New York.
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Jennie H. Leake
O. RB. Leake
New York
Allen Avenue
Allenhurst
Leake
Bright
Robert B
Mary H. Highet
Burts
Assemblyman Kirkbride at St. Paul Trip
Assemblyman Samuel W. Kirkbride attended the National League of Republican Clubs convention in Saint Paul and served on the credentials committee. His daughter Milas Mabel joined him on the trip, while a quoted remark reflects a cautionary note about desires.
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Samuel W. Kirkbride
National League of Republican Clubs
Saint Paul
Milas Mabel
A. R. Parsons
Brunswick
Board of Health
W. W. Davis
Kirkbride
Asbury Park
Bt. Paul
New Jersey
Mlad
Mabel
St. Paul
Exciting chase over stolen tanks on Deal Lake
J Edward Wortman of Asbury Park and Special Policeman George Bennett pursued a thief across Deal Lake after two copper tanks and a coil of wire were stolen. The thief fled by boat, eluding shots fired by Bennett. tanks were wrecked, wire recovered, and the stolen goods located later in a wood near Wanamassa with an arrest expected.
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J.edward Wortman
Asbury Park
George Bennett
Neptune Township
Deal Lake
Wortman
Russell White
Atlantic Coast Electric Light Company
Bennett
Wort-On
Wortmaan
Monmouth
Ned
Electric Light
Isaac Hope
Henry Shafto
Wanamasss
Baanett
Hlekt
Asbury Park Baseball Club Prep for Saturday Opener
Manager Al Lawson names key players for the Asbury Park Baseball Club as the season opens at the athletic grounds tomorrow. Bradley the Princeton outfielder will left field, George W Bradley handles third, Mobler at first, Specht in center, Crags at short, Breslin a highly recommended pitcher, and Dwyer the catcher. Remaining players join soon. uniforms arrive Thursday. grounds prepared for Matawan game.
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al Lawcen
Asbury Park
Jerome “Bradley
Princeton Nine
George W. Bradley
Terra Haute
George J. Mobler
Buffalo
William J. Specht
New York Athletic Club
Adrian'Crags
Breslin
Lawson
Derby
J. ‘B. Dwyer
Meridan
Matawan
Asbury’s
Cobra
Yale
Accident on the Golf Links Wounds Mrs Ethelridge
Mrs Ethelridge suffered a severe facial injury when struck by her husband’s golf club during a swing at the Noks of the Deal Golf Club. The blow cut her left cheek opened a dislocated jaw and knocked out a tooth. Dr F Coleman attended and treated the injury. The couple are guests at a Long Branch hotel.
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Charles Ethelridge
Deal Golf Club
Ethelridge
F. Coleman
Indy
Age
Wages Rise Across Jersey Industries Says State Bureau
The New Jersey State Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a widespread wage rise across manufacturing sectors. Of 451 firms with detailed data, 88,482 workers gained income and the weekly payroll increased by 48,890.40 dollars while many other establishments expanded payroll via overtime or additional staff.
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McKxeley
New Jersey
State Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Inea
Crowds Fill Beach During Holiday Bath Season
The city reports record crowds on the beach with Sunday attendance surpassing prior Sundays. Bath houses were full from morning to night and streets along Sixth Avenue and Fourth Avenue saw large lines for suit rentals. A concert at the Fifth Avenue pavilion drew about 30,000 listeners with Professor T Williams Pearman leading the choir and receiving strong applause.
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Sixth Avenue
George Dickinson
Seventh
Avenue Group
Fourth Avenue
Asbury Avenue
Fifth Avenue Pavilion
T.williams Pearman
First Congregational Church
Electrical storm cripples Ocean Grove with lightning strikes
A Wednesday night storm flooded streets and trapped boardwalk visitors in hotels. A lightning bolt hit Charles Van Middlesworth’s house at 84 South Main Street, injuring his seven year old daughter Sarah who recovered after an hour of medical care. Widespread outages damaged in front of the home and the bathroom fuse. Telegraph and private lines in nearby tents and shops were affected, but no further injuries were reported.
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Charles van Middlesworth
South Main Street
Ocean Rove
Sarah
Wesley Palmateer
Ocean Grove
Wesley Lake
Palmateer
Plaza Hotel
Asbury Park Wheelmen Win National Meet Sanction
The Asbury Park Wheelmen received a telegram from A G Batchelder of the National Cycling Association granting sanction for a national circuit meet on August 8. The event includes a half mile national championship with a $200 purse and promises handicap and scratch races featuring top national riders. W Halesy Smith of Newark will manage the races as the local promoters push to stage a successful meet.
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Asbury Park
A. G. Batchelder
Nationall Cycling Association
Waltham, Mass
Astory Park Boys
Batchelder
W. Halesy Smith
Newark
Fowler Held on Murder Charge in Shrewsbury River Case
Harry Fowler, a carriage painter of Ben Bright, was held by Judge Van Doren to await grand jury action for the murder of his son. Witnesses testified with damaging evidence. Dr. Reuben P. Thompson, James H. White, and daughter Etta White are jailed as accessories. Fowler’s confession implicates Dr. Thompson and exonerates Ettie White. The child's body was found a month ago in the Shrewsbury river weighted with a stone.
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Harry’ Fowler
Ben Bright
van Doren
Fowler
Reuben P. Thompson
Highland Beach
Mia
James H. White
Etta
Delog
Warren
Shields Misa Etts White
Thompson
Shrewsbury River
Timber injury at Sixth Avenue bath ruins man
White Thomas Hargen of New York was injured by a heavy ship timber with large spikes while bathing at the foot of Sixth Avenue. The timber struck him, rolled and caused lacerations. He was treated at the Seventh Avenue bath houses by Dr. Marren of Emergency Hospital.
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Thomas Hargen
New York
Sixth Avenue
Hargon
Seventh Avenue
Marren
Ungrateful Friend Robs Newark Proprietor
Joseph Scheuer of Scheuer & Son Newark awoke to find a guest who shared his bed missing with a gold watch and chain a pocketbook worth about 8 dollars. A servant reports the pocketbook stolen. police search proceeds while Scheuer declines to prosecute if the thief is found, seeking recovery of the watch and cash.
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Joseph Scheuer
Scheuer & Son
Newark
Eighth Avenue
Scheuer
Summer School of Theology opens in Ocean Grove
The Summer School of Theology opens next Tuesday evening in Ocean Grove with a performance of A R Gaul's oratorio The Holy City. A splendid quartet will lead the principal parts with the festival chorus and orchestra. Prof Tall FE Morgan directs and promotes the event. Ticket sales start Saturday morning at Thornley chapel.
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Theology
Ocean Grove
Selth
A. R. Gaul
Holy City
Guertette
Tall FE. Morgan
Thornley Chapel
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Bryan
School of Methods of the
Assemblyman Kirkbride
Lelaure
Bennett Hunt Crook
Baseball
Jersey
Sarah van Middlesworth
Neve
Ten Broeck
Isea
John L.coffin
Water Department
Deal
Sunset Lakes
Hubbard
Auditorios
Houty
Kingsley
Wilbur
Electric Light Company
Etreet Committee
Joseph” Scheuer
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