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Newspaper

Asbury Park Journal

Location

Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1900

Page

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Roberts Now Faces A New Boer Army

London dispatch reports General Buller in Ladysmith with praise for the troops. Boer forces retreat toward the Free State after abandoning wagons and supplies, while Roberts notes the difficulty of intercepting them and prepares for further action as reinforcements gather.

Roberts London Buller Walt Maret Roehs Eleal-Oler Ladysmith Lord Roberts Ofer Osfontein Imberley Kimberley Modder River Somtanger Aaten Mforch Rhodes Haverta Courdge Endurante Remingtor Joanna Rahgt Natal Paarhéberg Onje Oafontin Cbr Paarde Lear Rati Irts Sabai Ford Roberta Leyds Bloemfontein Dewét Delarey Lord Oberts Joubert White Biller Free State Tiiny Wagone

Miss Thompson Surprise Party Held At West Grove Home

A surprise gathering occurred last night at Miss Bertha Thompson’s Corllea Avenue home in West Grove. Guests included Bertha Edinsson, Anna Shibils, Phoebe Strefile Scotie, Alice White, Grace Gifford, and many others attending theEvent featured games, refreshments, and socializing in honor of the hostess.

Berths Thompson Corllea Avenue Weat Grove Miasea Bertha Ipdinsson Anna‘ Shibils Phoebe Strefile Scotie Alice” White Grace Gifford Tauha’ Mathews Carrla Worth Lulu Jesse Hagerman Rubéh Eibly Ludlow Smith Garfield Gravatt Frank Mathews Arthur White Howard Lemming Edward Stone Arthur A. Chamberlain George Anderson Robert Linden Eldon Wills Arnold Thompson

Ocean Grove Shoppers Embrace Improved Ocean Palace Interior

The Ocean Palace recently updated interiors to boost inspection and satisfaction. A large new stock includes spring dress goods, clothing, carpets, and house furnishings at favorable prices. Asbury Park defeats Ocean Grove 14 to 9 in a lively Central High game, with a cheering crowd mostly of girls and several teachers in attendance.

Asbury Park Ocean Grove Asbury Parly Oca Grove Asbury. Park Boys Acare

Longfellow Birthday Celebrated in Asbury Park Schools

Public schools in Asbury Park observed Longfellow's birthday with readings and student activities. The event highlighted the poet's life and influence, engaging pupils in tribute through classroom programs and schoolwide remarks.

Voters’ Message on Neapiids FaWaahip at Neptune Township

A fragmented plea to voters references a缟 Naipids FaWaahip and a collector role in Neptune Township. The imperfect text hints at a campaign note from an advocate thanking supporters and seeking continuation of a term.

Neptune ‘Township

No Quorum Delays Meeting on Plumbing bids

A council meeting was held without quorum and the committee opened bids for plumbing work at the new engine house located at Asbury Avenue and Main Street. Bids read include Crowell & Winlcox 324 dollars Leaver 350 Turner 800.25. Crowell & Walton awarded the contract.

Waa Walinot Will. Beidel Willem L. Desiats Fighnee Cgmmitteg Tettosiace Asbury Avenus Main Street Crowell’ & Winlcox J. F. Leaver George ' ‘Turner Crowell & Walton Phureday Isc

City Finances Report Details Milestones and Expenses

Treasurer Milan Ross presents city finances with on hand balance of 1 087.76 and total receipts 25 886.42. Tax receipts total 9 588.92, with 39 683.03 for 1899. Disbursements reach 24 198 687, including 4 487.08 for the new engine house at Asbury avenue and Main street. Architect Bodine receives 149.08. bonds 95. balance to Contractor Sexton.

Milan Ross Faiad Ecelpte Aum Asbury-avenue Main Atvided Bodine Sexton

Primary election to be held at West Grove engine house

The Republican Township primary takes place this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Un excelled Fire Company engine house on Cor lies avenue West Grove. Republican voters are urged to attend.

Clerical Meeting Hears on Church Notice and Local Grants

The Meantime Clerical Onion reports a Monday meeting at First M E Church. George A Bowne of Middletown granted ten dollars monthly. Red Bank steamboat plans discussed and Company H parade set for Friday. Olga Nethersole Sapho drawing crowds in New York. Mrs Rachel Cross of Manasquan receives four hundred dollars from Delaware Lackawanna Railroad after a six year old broken nose suit settlement at Orange.

Kew M.E George A. Bowne Middletown Red Bank New York Po BK Sapho Olga Nethersole Grand Avenue Rachel Cross Manasquan Delaware and Lackawanns Railroad Company of & Suit Orange

Prominent Residents Visit and Return from Trips

The Mirro notes Miss Little Beegle of Mainavanne Ocean Grove visiting in Brooklyn. Mrs. William Vail of Flint Avenue seriously ill with a tippeat her home. Miss Lillian Hoagland of Maisremne Ocean Grove guests of Hasall 3 in Philadelphia. Mrs. Adolph Becker Abbott Avenue has returned to Ocean Grove after weeks with relatives in Paterson. Joneraes B. Ayres, formerly cashier of the Grove Association, ill for a month, resumes business. Mrs. C J Reichenbaugh and Hazel of Philadelphia visit Ocean Grove at Frank Ahlum Offa Street. Miss Mattie Cromeen of Magistrate Grom here on tier Baltimore trip. Grosa at Pad iy Conservatory, Moggs.

Little Beegle Mainavanne Ocean’ Grove Brooklyn William Vail Flrnt Avenue 1 Grove Association C. J. Reichenbaugh Hazel Philadelphia Rand Frank Ahlum Offa Street Ocean Grove Mattie Cromeen Magistrate Grom Tier ‘Altimore Ile Grosa Pad Iy Conservatory Mogg

Radical endorsements and primary pledge misreadings

The fragmentary notice shows a Republican voter outreach with garbled text claiming no pledges by the candidate and referencing a primary date. It includes fragmentary names and a plea for support, plus an odd line about a 25 cent ad.

Porto Rico tariff bill prompts senate action

A presidential message urges immediate passage of a bill to use Porto Rican duties for relief and education on the island. The House bill, debated in the Senate, aims to establish a temporary Porto Rico government and later a republic while preserving US sovereignty. Debate centers on duties on Porto Rican products and immediate revenue needs for the island.

Angton Marchi Senate Bill Fendy Cannon Bailey Aoa Porto United States United” States Dingrey Jay Gongress Porto Rico House of. Representatives Reino -Repub Lee Petes Ae . Stewart Nevada Stewart Ree Quay Afr Hoar Massachusetts

Hannah Brown Missing From Adams Street Home

Hannah Brown a colored widow with children disappeared from her home on Adams Street West Park after noon yesterday. Neighbors care for the children while the Overseer of the Poor sends food. a beer driver Tom Proctor reported hearing something before she left.

West Park Hanoah Brown Fallayen Ita Adams Street West’ Park Honge

Bankruptcy Proceedings Shaping Up in New Jersey Courts

Overviews of bankruptcy filings and adjudications in Asbury Park, Red Bank, Ocean Grove, Long Branch, and nearby towns include Jacob O Berrang, William Zacharias, and others facing exemptions and asset declarations. Discharge applications by David G Applegate and Joseph V Jordan are set for late February and early March. Regular trustee duties, testamentary claims, and anticipated dividends are noted amid ongoing hearings.

Horatio Marryott Asbury-Park H. O Winsor T. Frank Willam Pa Bannard Jacob'o Berrang Berrang Zacharias Charles R. Shantz Asbury Park The Park Manufacturing Company W. Parker Runyon Frederick Parker United, States District Court Newark Roland .C. Russell Ocean Grove Dewitt M Polteman Rebury Park Michael Gariadd Téng Branch Wea Aetible Botolongo Red’ ‘Bank

Deaths in Avon and West Park Communities

The death notices report Ide Brower aged 11 died of pneumonia at home of Jordan and Saale A Brower Avon. Undertaker Hettiens attended. Salvatore Btrano West Park died Thursday buried at Prospect Cemetery by Undertaker Matthews. Mrs Sadlai Schrader W H Schrader West Mattison Avenue died last night aged 28. funeral at 2 pm Monday, interment Prospect Cemetery.

Ide Brower Jordan Saale A. Brower Avon Hettiens Salvatore 6 Trai Salvatore pana Carmelo _Btrano West Park Prospect Ndertaker Matthews Sadlai Schrader W. H.schrader West Mattison Avenue Brita Prospect Cemetery

Half Century Married Life Celebration in Ocean Grove

Mr. and Mrs. Join M. Dey of Ocean Grove will celebrate 50 years of married life on Monday. A reception at their home 137 Mala Avenue will be held from 6 to 10 o clock in the evening with friends and relatives calling to offer congratulations.

M. Dey Ocean Grove Mala Avenue

Township Boards Prepare for Upcoming Election

Township boards of registry and election will meet at their respective places next Tuesday to inspect and set the registry for the approaching township election. Vague OCR text confirms registration and polling preparations.

Freehold Club Plans Big Shooting Match at Broadway Grounds

Freehold's shooting club announces a prominent match on Saturday March 17 at the Broadway grounds. Entry is five dollars with each participant firing at 100 clay targets for a top prize of 800 dollars. The event starts at 10 am and is open to all comers in Monmouth County.

Admiralty Board Cape Admiralty Rhodes Cecl Hodes Dundonald Freehold Broadway Beneaf Monmonth Amigrenre

Naming The Candidates Township Offices In Neptune Election

The Neptune Township Republican primary is held in the engine house of the Unexcelled Fire Company on Corlles Avenue West Grove. Nominees were named by acclamation. ballots to be printed. Democratic primary followed at Marrow's Hall with contests over constable and minor offices.

Neptune’ Township Corlles Avenue Weat Grove William Giffard Neptune ‘Township Robo F. Knox Ocean ‘Grove William A. Berry William Gifford R. O'Brien David E. “Havens George C. Pridham John Halshart C. Edward Ferris Harry G. Shreve Justice of the’ Peace Peter F Dodd R. Garison George Bills Constable Samuel 8. White Edward Hankinson Monmouth “Memorial Hospital Marrow’s Hall West Park Samuel A. Oliver James Thompson Wes Harria Frank L. Oakley Nelson Little W.R. Hill al. D. McCabe James M. Hagerman Frank J. Oakley N. J.taylor Joseph Harris John Cook Jeremiah H. Bennett George B. Bennett Thomas Huggins Huggins Vine

Travelling Through Snow Drifts

Dr. Frederick V. Cluttkeon arrived yesterday from Denver Colorado and describes a trip through snow drifts almost the entire distance to Pittsburg. Three locomotives pulled the train. Dr Clarkson formerly lived here with Mrs Clarkson and four nephews. They will make this city their future home.

Frederick V. Cluttkeon Denver Cal Pittsburg

Dr. Albert Stalts Death Reported In Hightstown Burial Planned

The body of Dr. Albert Stalts was claimed by his father Friday afternoon and shipped to Hightstown for burial today. A coroner's jury viewed the body and returned a verdict that the young dentist died from an overdose self-administered as polen. The body was recognized by a pocket letter and a scar from an appendicitis operation.

Albert Hightstown

Cottage Split by Winds At Galilee

Strong winds split the cottage of H E Rider at Galilee during the early morning. One half toppled onto the beach while the other half remains on the bank. The life saving station was undermined and fisher mens huts also suffered damage from the high tides and waves.

H.E. Rider Galilee Algo

Long Branch Pier Damaged by High Winds

Iron Pier at Long Branch suffered damage when a fifty foot section broke away during Friday morning high winds along the coast. The collapse disrupted shoreline activity and prompted ongoing repairs.

Long

Fragmented Classified Snippet Lists Ads and Repairs

A garbled OCR fragment shows hints of upholstery work, prices for a 40 yard roll, and shopping at Kelsey’s Markets. Mentions Spring goods, Bettey matting, and distress over Dyspepsia with unclear context and scattered names.

Bettey Ady

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