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Newspaper
Asbury Park Journal
Location
Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
5
Local notices will be admitted at fifteen cents per line. Notices must end with Adv. and placed at bottom of local columns. If continued four weeks or longer, a five percent discount applies. The Journal is the proper paper for legal notices and some advertisements are optional for the paper.
Local notes report 1 883 school-age children in Red Bank and a busy coast area. Prominent items include stage and church events, new leases, fire chief appointment, and a pending eclipse on June 12.
Readers urged to believe Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages, claims constitutional treatment, and offers 100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Testimonials promised, address in Toledo Ohio, pills also advertised.
The Ocean Grove and Asbury Park Choral Union performed the cantata May Queen to a crowd of about twelve hundred in the Ocean Grove auditorium. Grace Edwards soprano and H. Blake Martin tenor sang effectively in a duet, with Mrs Grace Underwood and Elvin Burtis joining the colorful trio. Professor Talle B. Morgan led a high quality program including Neptune township high school orchestra as accompaniment.
Myron Oppenheim seeks to block Thomas J Loftus from building a stable behind a cottage on Ocean Avenue Elberon in a Newark Chancery rule to show cause why a restraining injunction should not issue. Werts argues the land is a public way and harms rear access while Loftus counsel counters.
Monday night entertainment at Educational hall by Trinity Episcopal church featured living tableaux from David Harum Richard Carvel The Little Minister and Way Down East to raise funds for St Augustine chapel West Park. Performers depicted the heroes vividly drawing strong audience interest.
An order issued Wednesday by Acting Governor Johnson disbands Company B of the Second Regiment for failing to maintain the minimum quota. The Keyport unit is to be replaced by a new Trenton company organized by Lieutenant Pedrick.
Funeral for Robert Holbrook held at St Pauls M B church Ocean Grove with addresses by Rev J G Reed and Rev Dr H W Alday. Interment at Mt Prospect cemetery. Nearby, youths convicted of offences face reform school and jail terms. Reuben O Williams to perform with noted local ladies next Monday. Coast Light Company injunction hearing postponed to June 18. Cookman avenue curb-line improvements recommended. Montclair Military Academy gym hosted My Lord in Livery along with a junior class reception and dance.
Crosbie’s Bargains claims unmatched selection with cheap prices on furniture dhopets matting kitchen stoves coal oil yugoline net mowery gars on hose and hundreds of necessary articles. The ad invites readers to visit 608 hta et and talk with M. M. Crosyne.
A garbled 19th century tale connects Stephen Crane to a satiric piece he allegedly wrote about the Junior Order of United American Mechanics in New Jersey. Townley Crane’s Asbury Park reporting for the New York Tribune sparked a backlash, leading to editor dismissals and widespread protests.
George B. Shepherd the church treasurer told the congregation financial embarrassment had persisted and sexton duties would be shared by members each month to save ten dollars monthly. On Sunday, Shepherd rang the bell pumped the organ and dusted pews in shirt sleeves as volunteers began the arrangement, which quickly gained popularity.
Real estate transfers listed for June 2 1900 across Te Waun Ewoi Ocean Grove Neptune Township and Deal. Transactions include Belle H White and husband to Almira Pittenger at Asbury Park for 100 to 2000 dollars, H Elizabeth Swory to Lan Hese at Deaan Grove for 116.66 dollars, George T Morris to Frank Woolley in Neptune Township, and multiple transfers at Bradley Beach Boatsta and Bolmar with prices ranging from 36 to 6000 dollars.
Edward L. Stafford returns from Florida to Ocean Grove. Misa Nellie M. Garrison visits Philadelphia family. Bishop J. N. Fitzgerald rents a cottage and will move in soon. Mrs. M. M. Crofie arrives from Ownsss for extended stay. Mrs. M. P. Elis of Cincinnati at Rev. J. T. Tucker home with Miss Mamie Ellis. Helen Moyer, daughter of Rev. William G. Moyer, suffers typhoid fever. W. Pike returns home from illness in Pittsburgh. Rev. Charles W. McCormick stops at New Philadelphia with family. Miss Grace Hoffman and mother return from Niagara Falls and Saratoga with Irene Hoffman.
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