Founder presses for Sunday trains to Asbury Park
Mr Bradley advocates ending Ocean Grove’s 1888 agreement and letting Asbury Park gain Sunday rail service by stopping Pennsylvania Railroad trains at North Asbury. He argues the council must serve citizens and taxpayers by pursuing the greatest good for the greatest number, reflecting progressivist ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hats Ota
Asbury Park
Palibacka
Bradley
Ocean Grove
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
North Asbury
Asbury Park Seizes Rail Change To Boost Beach Season
The article urges embracing railroad changes that bring earlier passenger service to boost Asbury Park. It calls for joint action with railroads, longer seasons, lighting the beach at night, opening bath houses, and marketing the resort to attract visitors earlier next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Beach Front
Asbury Park
Asbury Parkre
The Journal's Weekly Sermonetts on Pure Religion
A sermonette exhorts Christians to practice undefiled religion by visiting the fatherless and widows in their affliction. It links Christ's unselfish works to Charity that endures sorrow and aids the sorrowing, urging daily life to reflect such broad love. The piece emphasizes Jesus as the model and the inevitability of charitable action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Neutrality on Africa policy and local council remarks survey
A long excerpt covers religious exhortation against earthly sin, Boer neutrality policy as stated by the secretary of state, and historical U S stance on foreign wars. It notes President Fillmore’s action, Kossuth, and senate position. Also reports on Asbury Park Common Council discourse and a beach band contract awarded to Vincentz amid local tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Africa
Fillmore
Kossuth
Senate
Asbury Park
Common Council
Italy
Vincentz
Meeks Opposes Sneak Sessions In Sunday Rail Plan
The Common Council proceedings show a trio voting against the Bradley Sunday railroad train resolution. Bradley defends executive sessions as necessary, while Meeks is portrayed as opposed to sneak sessions and prone to voting changes. The piece applauds Bradley’s win as a gain for self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Bradley
McKinley
Basket of Blossoms added to Philadelphia Sunday Press
Publishers announce a third free color print for next Sunday's issue on June 3. The 20 by 28 inch Paul De Longpre artwork titled A Basket of Blossoms introduces a new color printing method and promises perfect copies. Demand expected to be high. readers are urged to order in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Sunday Press
Next Sunday's
Paul de Longpre
Pastor Gifford Opposes Sunday Train Service in Asbury Park
Rev. Eli Gifford of the First M. E. Church spoke Sunday on the peril he sees in a Bradley backed Sunday train service in Asbury Park. He warned of calamities he believes would follow the establishment of such service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Eli Gifford
James A. Bradley
Asbury Park
Preachers in Rowover clash over Ocean Grove issues
A heated New Brunswick Methodist Preachers Meeting dispute centers on Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association. Rev. Dr. A. E. Ballard threatens opposition if fault finding continues, while Rev. H. J. Hayter and Rev. H. O. McBride deny personal attacks. Ocean Grove leaders defend limits on criticism and drinking by employees as a committee seeks to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Methodist Preachers’ Meeting
Ocean Grove
Preachers’ Meeting
H. J. Hayter
H. 0. McBride
Hayter
McBride
Ocean Grove Association
Mr. Hayter
Dr. Ballard
Mr. Moyer
Elder
H. C. Smith
Edmund
Hewitt
Long Branch
Doctor Ballard
Mr.Hayter
William Margerum
Shalp
Wesley and
Fletcher Lakes
Gifford
Evane
Mr. Gifford
Océan Grove
T. Snowden Thames
D.bullard
Asbury Park Council Backs Sunday Trains Debate
In Asbury Park a council meeting ended with approval of Sunday train service. Residents argued over impact on tourism, commerce, and Sabbath observance, with Mayor Ten Broeck citing price effects and Mr Bradley urging compromise. The session concluded that a resolution supporting Sunday trains would pass.
Boil Incident Sparks Office Jokes and Resolve
A man recounts a painful boil on his hand that provoked endless jokes at work. Colleagues teased about boxing terms and hospital stays, while he endured the humor until deciding either a vacation or retaliatory blows will end future taunts.
Reporters Scooped by The Tolstoi Club Scene
A Chicago Woman's club meeting becomes a brave yet frustrating scoop for reporter Smith as he endures secrecy, long wait in the anteroom, and hints of Tolstoi themes before finally deciding he prefers reporting on corpses to this assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Smith
Chicago Woman's Club
Tolstat
Tolstoi
Information Wanted Dialogue Snap From Detroit Free Press
Fragmentary dialogue shows a tense exchange where a speaker accuses another of faults and demands disclosure. The piece reflects a dramatic moment captured in the Detroit Free Press with no clear context or full narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfreyt
Detroit Free Press
Mother's Joy and Trials With Dr Pierce Remedies
Mrs Nellie Carl of Cov i Alt eor recalls severe female illness before pregnancy and credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with restoring health. She praises staff, asks other women to write for confidential advice, and notes free offer details along with the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Nellie Carl
Dispensary Medical Association
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Stingy man learns costly lesson from paper habit
A Kansas City Journal tale reports a miser who refused to subscribe to his home newspaper. His boy borrows a neighbor's copy, causing chaos as a chain of misfortunes follows from a barbed fence to a cow and broken goods, ending with the hired man eloping and livestock mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
No Man's Land man seeks audience with senators
A strange visitor explains he was born in No Man's Land before it became part of Oklahoma. He tells a senate doorkeeper he has no state or territory, and asks to have his card sent to any senator so he can meet them. He says he came to Washington thinking any senator would want to meet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Senate
No Man's Land
Texas
Oklahoma
Washington
Absent-Minded Visitor Plucks Flowers in Liberty Park
An Ocean Grove man, mistaken in a garden setting, plucked a patch of flowers in Liberty park. A vigilant officer intervened, guiding him back to proper surroundings with a good natured reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic
Ocean Grove
Liberty Park
Jersey City Terminal Shift Sought for Central Railroad
Jersey City would move the Central Railroad of New Jersey terminal one block east to Mulberry Street after actions by the Board of Works Street Committee. The panel met Tuesday to discuss steps toward the relocation and future site plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Jersey City
Central Railroad of
New Jerasy
Mulberry Street
Crosbie's Bargains Offer Lowest Prices on Goods
Crosbie's Bargains advertises unbeatable prices on furniture carpets matting kitchen stoves lawn mowers garden hose and hundreds of necessities claiming prices lower than any other store. The ad directs readers to visit 508 Martin Street and speak with M. M. Onosnrx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Journal
George’ W. Evans
Evans
Methodist Church
Meeks
Satan
Alderman Meeks
Gneak
New Brunswick Preachers’ Meeting
Kingsley Street
Atlantic City
Ten Broeck
Baldwin
Alo
Jake
Mr. Treat
Mr. Bradley
Brother Evans
Asbury
Z. Clark Marten
Tuttle
William J. Cooper
Kirkbride
Altenhuret
Dea
Interlaken
Inter Jaken
Theople
Aprian
Boil
Ais
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
George
Nixey
NO Man’s Land
Paradise
Central Railroad
Crosbie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!