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Newspaper
Asbury Park Journal
Location
Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
12
Fight Fair Opponents of Sunday Trains Temple Public Morals
Anbury Park editorial attacks a proposed law and order league backed by hotel men and Sunday train opponents. It argues moralizing actions undermine progress, defends preachers, and insists public safety and decency come from residents, not crusading censors. The piece urges ceasing opposition to Sunday trains for greater resort prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tile
Anbury Park
Asbury Park
Atlantic
Janta
Ocean Grove Poppycock on Sunday Trains protest
Ocean Grove residents threaten retaliations against Sunday trains to Asbury Park to block crowds at their grounds. They warn they will move meetings to another locality if North Asbury Park station is used, arguing the plan hurts their holy precincts. Hotelkeepers object to the removal, while most visitors already travel from Interlaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Brethren
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
the Grove
Wwoyth Asbury
Nferlakeb
Park Or Grove
Interlaken
North ‘Asbury
Ocean
Commuter Route Promises Cheaper Ride to Jersey Shore
The Jersey City News notes a plan to run a combined boat and trolley service from New York to Asbury Park and Ocean Grove, charging seventy five cents. It argues locals shun Long Branch for better breezes and beer, despite the route’s proximity.
Asbury Park Seeks Freedom From Ocean Grove Ties
Asbury Park business leaders urge a split from Ocean Grove over Sunday trains and shared rail facilities. The push grows as liberal views and nightlife tolerance widen the gulf, with ex Senator Bradley now backing a broader liberty. Separate stations and a complete dissolution of ties appear likely, while Ocean Grove’s conservatism may have helped Asbury Park in unexpected ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Fta
Bradley
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Alr
Tdo
Newark Evening News
One Girl Poem by Tom Hotes
A nostalgic verse recalls a maiden with laughing eyes and a voice as sweet as a bird. The speaker describes sunbeams in her tangled hair, rose blush on her cheeks, and light steps like the dancing zophyrs among sacred asphodel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hotes
Another Girl and a Boiling Night in a Padded Era
A fragmentary column mixes a drunken social scene with political commentary. It notes Democrats opposing war with Britain over the Boer crisis while pushing a law to register British ships as American and criticizes Kentucky Democrats for favoring direct senator votes yet backing partisan legislative governor elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
South Africa
City streets drown as floods overwhelm sidewalks
Vivid readers’ remarks accuse city officials of dereliction or favoritism as pedestrians wade ankle-deep water. The piece notes Democratic bifurcated Populism amid Congress adjournment and reflects on the United States enlarging its domain far beyond its founding era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Reformed Church Synod Adopts Liturgy Changes and Essays
The ninety fourth annual session of the Reformed Church in America gathered about 300 delegates as the Lord's Supper was observed. Resolutions advanced liturgy revisions, ministerial formation, and oversight plans while reports showed steady but slow growth, with strong foreign mission involvement and a notable resignation of longtime clerk Rev. Dr. William H. Ten Eyck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Sacred Board
P. H. Millikin
Philadelphia
Peter Lepotak
Alton
James Stout
St. George
Staten Island
Board of Home Missions
Classis
Monmouth
New Brunswick
Christian Endeavor Societies
Synodical
Frank R. van Nest
New York
George D. Hurst
Brooklyn
New Brunswick Seminary
Reformed Church
Hurst
J. Preston Searle
Daniel H. Martin
Clinton Avenue
Newark
Board of Education
N. J
Toto Seminary
Holland
Mich
Rugters College
Hops College
Uston University
Lafayette College
Mg College Preparatory School
William H.ten Eyck
George
East Orange
Dr. Ten Eyck
I. W. Gowen
Union Hill
C. W. Burrows
Cooymiuns
N. Y
General Synod
J. B., Drury
The
Christian Intelligencer
Adid
William H. Ten Byck
I .W. Gowen
George D. Hust
American Tract Society
Board of Domestic Missions
D. H. Christensen
Rensselaer Classis
Albany Synod
David J. Burrell
Tract Society
West
Dante H. Martin
Martin
City
Athelem
Ashoon
Reformed Churchn
America
New Brunstwick Seminary
Talmage
Livingstone
Scudder
Chamberlain
North Qlassis
Long Island
Lea
William H. Ten Eyck
Judicial Committee
Reformed Church In America
Mest
Presbyterian Church
Puch
American Reformed Church
India
Synod
Atlanta
Congress
Ex Pastor Voices Sunday Trains Support
An ex pastor writes to the Journal editor agreeing with the “Fight Fair” piece of June 12 and argues for Sunday trains. He urges ministers to mingle with business people, avoid judging others, and to preach and live Christ. He recalls a quarter century in the ministry and calls for seeing Jesus in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
Reduced Rates to Chicago for Prohibition Convention
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets to Chicago at one fare for June 25 and 26 departures and returns by June 29 after validation by the joint agent at Chicago. A 25 cent fee is charged per ticket when validated for return passage. The Journal for John Printing.
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Chicago
Pensylvania Railroad Company
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