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Newspaper
Asbury Park Journal
Location
Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
13
The Journal accepts limited local notices at fifteen cents per line and places them at the bottom of local columns with Adv. required. A four week run earns a five percent discount. The Journal serves as a legal paper for notices and may publish legally required ads or those chosen by the party.
Local notices cover street Sprinkling carts in service upgrades. June 30 sets summer railroad time. Clergy call to First Baptist Keyport. Various fines and appointments in Asbury Park area. Ocean Grove hymn book Mart to Ocean Grove Songa. Teacher counts at Long Branch Board of Education. Lectures on the Philippines. Barber shop transfer to Mattison Avenue. Bail set for Edward Green. Dr Roberts named hospital consultant. Chinese population dining out. prize photographs in New York Journal. Runaway horse incident on Main Street. Ocean Avenue restoration plan for Long Branch. New postmaster appointment for Asbury Park targeted. Morgan to direct Y M C A music. Women Taxpayers group officers named.
An 19th century style advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy taken internally. It promises a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urges readers to request testimonials from A. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills as the best.
A Maryland farm incident near Highland in Howard County saw Miss Clara Thompson descend a ladder into a 65 foot well to draw water. The top fixture collapsed as rescuers pulled her and her dog up, sending her into the chilly water. She clung to the ladder and dog, fainted after surfacing, and was revived with medical help hours later. Samuel Boswell helped arrive, and Jacob Link lowered himself to assist in the rescue.
Minnesota yields about 80 million bushels of wheat, a world share of roughly one thirty seventh, with two thirds export. North and South Dakota, Oregon contribute large totals. The Review of Reviews lauds steam and electricity aiding farmers from plowing to telephones, grain quotations, and vast transport networks that move crops from fields to ships.
An Overland Stock Wire report notes a large Chinese brokerage firm has secured a private telegraph line from Chicago to San Francisco, adding to its New York link for a 3,000 mile exclusive service. The Chicago to New York leg costs about 18 000 annually, suggesting total annual potential around 54 000. Arbitage trading across markets with London yields high revenue for cable companies, with execution times averaging four to five minutes and occasionally faster under exceptional conditions.
A British army recruit faced a magistrate during swearing in. Asked if he had ever been in prison the man confessed no but offered to endure a few days if needed, causing a startled moment before he recovered.
The Austrian emperor holds the most noble and territorial titles among Europe’s rulers. His imperial crown is matched by nine forms of regal address, twice as grand duke, once as grand prince, and numerous counts and princes in lineal rank.
A collision on the New York and Long Branch line at Deal Friday evening involved Pennsylvania Railroad passenger No. 285 southbound to Camden and Central Railroad local freight No. 845. The freight caboose was wrecked and the passenger locomotive pilot demolished, but no injuries were reported and the track was cleared shortly after.
Arthur K. Zimmerman retired world champion will likely not return to open competition after declining the invitation to race Milwaukee. He now runs a hotel at Point Pleasant and oversees July 4 celebrations featuring bicycle racing and various field sports under his supervision.
Judge Wilbur A. Heisley of Monmouth county court accepts Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association’s invitation to give the Fourth of July oration in the auditorium. He says the honor serves as a fitting introduction to a broader public career. Bishop Breyfugal of the Evangelical Alliance will preach at the camp meeting’s final Sunday service.
Founder Bradley plans to extend the finblog pier further into the ocean this year. The exact distance depends on available material, and the pier will widen on the north side near the esevated aun parlor to create more space between building walls and the railing.
Bradley plans extra lights in the Fifth avenue pavilion to deter public displays of affection. The brighter setting aims to end the era of nocturnal osculatory activity once enjoyed under the veil of gloom.
An order by Adjutant General William H. Stryker announces a summer camp at Sea Girt for rifle practice. The camp runs July 1 to September 1 under General Bird W. Spencer, inspector of rifle practice.
Children's Day program at St Pauls M E Church Ocean Grove featured songs and recitations. Claude V Guerin, Sunday school superintendent, presided as floral decorations highlighted the event.
The Mirror notes F G Bons son in law of Bishop Breyfugal of the Evangelical Alliance stays in Ocean Grove. Rev J B Daniels of Ocean Grove plans a European trip. Edwin R B Tomkinson and bride, formerly Miss Sadie Foulkrod, honeymooning in Ocean Grove. Barry Wimpfheimer of New York, ex-Asbury Park resident, wed Miss A Lenora Chivie in Philadelphia at Calvary M E Church before about 1000 relatives and friends. L Harry Vansant among guests.
The Founder's Day celebration at Pennington Seminary took place Wednesday afternoon in the Methodist Church. Rev. Dr. A. E. Ballard, vice president of the Ocean Grove Association, gave a historical sketch of John Knox Shaw founder of the institution, and Willis Fletcher Johnson of the New York Tribune delivered a commemorative poem.
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