Veterans at church preach Jesus as Captain of salvation
Gray haired Civil War veterans of the G A R at K Hall Post 41 were addressed by Rev Z C Marten at the First Baptist Church. His sermon on 2 Timothy and Hebrews urged veterans to follow Jesus as their Captain, drew parallels with earthly leaders, and called for a godly nation. In the evening the veterans attended another service at West Park M B Church where Rev G E Hancock delivered a moving sermon.
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Jesus Christ
Prince Emanuel
K. Hall
Z. Clark Marten
First Baptist Church
J. Marten
Polnta
Jesus
Satan
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Thames
West Park M. BD
G. E. Hancock
Bradley backslider tensions at Ocean Grove meeting
At the New Brunswick District Methodist Preachers Meeting in Ocean Grove, James A Bradley's push for Sunday train service to Asbury Park drew sharp rebuke from Rev H C McBride and fellow preachers who labeled him backsliding. County School Supt John Enright announced a competitive exam for NJ State College scholarships in agriculture and the mechanic arts to be held June 2 at Freehold High School, with testing in arithmetic algebra geometry English grammar and literature US history chemistry and physics.
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Fouder
James A. Bradley
Asbury Park
New Brunswick
Methodist Preachers
Ocean Grove
H. C. McBride
Bradley
Mr.McBride
Mr. Bradley
John Enright
New Jersey State College For the Benefit of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts
Freehold
Not Kinley Mack but Makes a Dash
Harris Franks Weat Grove bakery wagon ran away with horse along Springwood avenue West Park Sunday afternoon. The animal damaged the wagon and tore off several shop signs before being stopped by policeman Steelman.
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Harris Franks
Solar Eclipse Observed by Pupils Across City and Township
A peculiar gleam covered the earth as the sun was eclipsed by the moon on Monday. Schools took pupils to the beach to view the spectacle with small telescopes and smoked glasses. The event peaked around 7:50 and 9:10, with a return to daylight by 10:38, promising another opportunity in 18 years.
Fire at Manasquan causes $15000 in damage
A blaze at a Manasquan restaurant owned by Howard Remsen caused extensive damage across the borough. Losses include Remsen about $4500, Julius Lewis stock and building at $10000, and the old post office building. Five men offered half the cash if saved. Miles VanNote was seriously injured leaping from a window. The fire, possibly started by a lamp explosion or a faulty flue, drew in Asbury Park and Spring Lake departments as water pressure failed.
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Manasquan
Howard Remeen
Asbury Park
Schneider
Spring Lake
Polot
Pleasant
Julius Lewie
Remson
Julius Lewis
Remsen
Miles Mary VanNote
Militiamen to join Second Regiment under Pedrick
Lieutenant William E. Pedrick of Trenton recruits a company for the Second regiment as one unit disbands under Colonel Gillmore. The Keyport company is expected to be mustered out this week after a poor turnout at Elizabeth field day. A new company likely will be mustered in by Thursday, to be reviewed by Acting Governor Johnson. Benjamin Sherman of Manasquan loses a leg after an accident at a Long Branch hospital following a fishing smack incident.
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Monmouth
William E. Pedrick
Trenton
Gillmore
Stépe
Gilligré
Meyport
Elizabeth
Johnson
Keyport
Benjamin Sherman
Long Branch Hospital
Smack
Memorial Day Observances in Neptune Belmar and Asbury Park Schools
Veterans from C K Hall Post No 41 G A R attended programs across Neptune township Belmar and Asbury Park. School ceremonies featured addresses by Captain Charles A Young and W H Carman, patriotic songs, medleys, and displays with primary pupils in hats. General John O Potter 800 of Ocean Grove and others spoke in Neptune township high school with tableaux and orchestra performances.
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Neptune Township
Belmar
C. K. Hall
Asbury Park
W. H. Carman
Charles A. Young
Silas Stiger
W.H. Henderson
Polpsett Cross
Owen McBride
A. W. LaFarge
C.K. Hall
Young
Mr. Carman
Frederick 8. Shepherd
America
Rhoda Atkins
Belva’ Lyon
Bessle
Marie King
Ada Cooke
Alice Hunt
Malcolm Severance
Clinton Cook
Tobo
Belva Lyon
Ada Cook
Bessle King
John O. Potter
Ocean Grove
Captain Young
Frank Reynolds
Ella Jackson
Sur
Daily Journal
Bullock Convicted of First Degree Murder in Red Book Case
William Bullock, a colored man, was found guilty of first degree murder in a Freehold court. Justice Gilbert Collings sentenced him to time in the county jail after a rapid trial sequence begun last Tuesday, with final verdict delivered Saturday morning. New evidence triggered multiple trials, the latest resulting in conviction.
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William Bullock
Gilbert Collings
Bungan
Freshold
Bullock
Freehold
James Walsh
Red Book
Shanley Wins Brighton Avenue Road Contract
A committee of the Board of Free border met at Long Branch on Saturday and awarded the contract for building one and a quarter mile of stone road in Brighton avenue. J R Shanley of Jersey City secured the bid for 16 297 07 dollars. The road will extend from the county boulevard to the ocean.
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Board of
Free~ Border
Messia, Gulre
Stevenns
Oliver and
Rockafeler
Long Branch
Stone Road
Brighton Avenue
J.R. Shanley
Jersey
County Boulevard
Ocean
Charles Wilbur on Trial for Bastardy in Park Hall
Magistrate Cross and a jury tried Mamie Conover against Charles Wilbur in Park Hall Friday night. The crowd outside was crowded and curious. The jury disagreed after several hours deliberation.
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Cross
Mamie Conover
Charles Wilbur
Park Hall
Pastor Fontien Installed at First African Baptist Belmar
Rev George E Fontlay was Sunday afternoon installed as pastor of the First African Baptist Church of Belmar. Rev Z Clark Marten and Rev L O Grenelle for Asbury Park and Rev Thomas 8 Taylor of Avon and EF Collins participated in the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Fontlay
First African Baptist Church of
Belmar
Z. Clark Marten
L. O. Grenelle
Asbury Park
Thomas 8. Taylor
Avon
EF. Collins
Edwards Palmed by court in conditional sale deed case
The vice chancellor sided with Palmer in a case where Edwards claimed a deed was a mortgage securing about 1800 dollars. The court found a conditional sale, Edwards failed to fulfill the agreement by the June 1 1899 deadline, rights extinguished, bill dismissed with costs. David Harvey appeared for Edwards, Hawkins and Cook for Palmer.
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Job W. Edwards
William
Palmer
Emery
Edwards
Autlafy
David Harvey
John F. Hawkins
Charles B. Cook
Jeffries and Sharkey Agree on World Title Bout
Articles signed last week plan a twenty five round championship bout for the world title to be held by August 25 or earlier to secure the largest financial inducement. O Rourke and Brady arranged conditions at Delevan House New York with bids due July 1 requiring a 5000 forfeit and 2500 per rival as forfeit. Charley White named as possible referee. McCoy’s June 25 bout could rearrange the July Chicago date.
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James J. Jeffries
Thomas Sharkey
Tom O’rourke
Sharkey
William A. Brady
Jeffries
Delevan House
New York
al Smith
Charley White
O'Rourke
White
McCoy
Gus Rabila
Chicago
Memorial Hospital Annual Report Details 2009
The Monmouth Memorial Hospital annual report shows 130 operations, 385 original cases, 170 medical cases, 497 admissions, and 81 deaths for 2009. Three hundred twenty patients were cured, 85 improved, five unimproved, with cash disbursements of 21,696.84 and a 1,904.41 in-hand balance. Subscriptions total 1,270. personal donations 860.87. church collections 823.61 led by Presbyterian Chapel Sea Bright 401.00. Entertainment receipts 5.50, schools 50.40, private donors over 100, and wing fund contributors fifty. total cash for the wing fund 9,308.19. All expenditures were covered.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Presbyterian Chapel
Sea Bright
Belog
New Wing Fund
Sermon on Ascension Delights Veterans at Trinity Church
Former Chaplain Glazebrook of the old Third regiment preached a doctrinal and moving sermon on Ascension at Trinity Episcopal Church Thursday night. Company A of Spanish-American War veterans, including Glazebrook’s old comrades, attended the service.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Glazebrook
Old Third Regiment
Reduced Rates to Philadelphia for Republican Convention
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to Philadelphia from all stations at a round trip fare with a minimum 50 cents. Tickets are valid for travel June 15 through 19 and return June 26. This rates are in honor of the Republican national convention in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Fire District approves janitors pay raise for schools
By a vote of 70 to 10 the citizens of Fire District No 1 which includes Ocean Grove and West Grove decided to increase the salaries of the janitors of the public schools by adding 300 to the school appropriation.
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Citizens of Fire District No. 1
Ocean Grove
West’ Grove
Bradley Beach industrial job drive for Symphonion plant
The Symphonion Manufacturing Company explores a New York plant move and invites applicants to obtain and return employment application blanks from the Board of Trade Manufactures Committee. The committee members include M. L. Bamman Henry Steinbach George W. Trest H. B. Ayres O S Steloer and J S Ferguson.
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Bradley Beach
Symphonion Manufacturing Company of
New York
Board of Trade
M. L. ‘Bamman
Henry Steinbach
George W. Trest
H. B. Ayre
Mrs. Joel Parker Dies at 77 in Spring Lake Home
Mrs. Marla M. Gommere Parker widow of ex Governor Joel Parker died late last Wednesday night at her son Frederick Parker's summer home in Spring Lake. The Freehold family had gone for health reasons and she fell ill in a beach pavilion soon after arrival. Born in Burlington, she was daughter of Samuel R. Gummora and married December 21, 1843. Active in the Presbyterian church and long prominent in foreign missionary work, she served as president of the state society for many years.
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Marla M. Gommere Parker
Joel Parker
Frederick Parker
Spring Lake
Freehold
New Jersey
Parker
Presbyterian Church
State Society
Schossbach to be Reimbursed for Cattle Incident
Joseph Fahey Jasper Lyon Frank Hyson John Roxey and George Ray faced a magistrate hearing after cows strayed from Abraham Schlossbach premises. The court found no guilt for the boys and released them. The judge suggested someone else caused the damage, ordering Schlossbach reimbursed $15 for the pound keeper's expenses.
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Joseph Fahey
Jasper Lyon
Frank Hyson
John Roxey
George Ray
Abraham Schlossbach
Dodd
Schlossbach
Madison Seashore Hotel Promises Homelike Comforts
The Madison near Sunset Lake and the ocean offers family living, modern conveniences, evening meals, and other essentials under Proprietor J. K. Dodman. The resort touts relief from city heat and monotony with rest and diversion for travelers seeking a retreat by the shore.
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Madison
J. K. .Dodman
Aummer
Sunset Lake
Ocean
Jeffries Banned From Trenton YMCA Grounds
The YMCA of Trenton objects to James J. Jeffries serving as umpire at a game between the Guban Giants and the Princeton Giants. Grounds were rented for the match but secretary Pierce notified the clubs that Jeffries would not be allowed on YMCA property, so the game proceeds without him.
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James J. Jeffries
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Trenton
Guban Giants
Princeton Giants
Jeffries
Pierce
The
Christian Association
Nurses to Graduate at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
The Monmouth Memorial Hospital graduation exercises are set for Tuesday afternoon June 13. The class of 1900 includes six graduates: Miss Bessie Lockwood of Woodbridge, Miles Eurylla Ely of Freehold, Miss Laura Coddington of Deckertown, Miss Rose Applegate of Asbury Park, Miss Jennie Casler of Freehold, and Miss Rebecca Field of Red Bank.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Bessie Lockwood
Woodbridge
Miles Eurylla Ely
Freehold
Laura Coddington
Deckertown
Mies Rose Applegate
Asbury Park
Mies Jennie Casler
Misa Rebecca Field
Red Bank
Eatontown considers burial tax on in-town graves
Eatontown officials discuss a proposed one dollar tax on each burial in local cemeteries. With twelve active plots and one unused graveyard within three miles, the plan faces legal questions as many bodies come from outside the township. Committees argue outsiders should pay a light tax for the privilege.
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Eatontown
New York
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Bradley A. Backslider
Dominic McBride
Kinley Mack
Janeyard Flipling
Rexport Company
Constable Walsh
Shanley
Pastor Fontien
Jeffries and
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Japiter
Symphonion Factory
Schossbach
Gram
Parks Phigalcians
A.A. Taylor & Sons Co
Zit Bangs
Asbury Park, N. J
F. Ackerman
Apory Park
Upham
Third Avenue
N.J
D& B
Slocum
Aebary Park
I. B. Taylor
Gratante
Ualvoraly
D. George B. Herbert
A. P. and
O. G. Bank
Mlar
Asbury Ave
University of Poon
Kennedy
ChepAttomayor Law Solicitor
On, & Monmouth Ballaine
James D. Carton
Offic
Ocean Grove Bank
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