Elder J L Roe's District Report at New Jersey conference
At Broadway church in Camden Rev J L Roe of Asbury Park presented the district report detailing progress over the year. He cited new parsonages, two church dedications, mortgage payoffs, and major improvements across numerous churches with district property valued at $961400.
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New Jersey
Broadway
Camden
J. L. Roe
Asbury Park
New Brunswick
Simpson Memorial
Long Branch
Fliat Church
Bradley Beach
Hightstown
Farmingdale
Belford
West Park
Lakehurst
Old Bridge
Bethesda
Cranbury
Freehold
Englishtown
Jamesburg
Manasquan
Navesink
Pointville
Oceanic
Wrightstown
Ocean Grove
South
Roe
James ‘W. Marahall
Bridgeton
Trenton
Pennington Sensinary
Pennington Seminary
George E. Middleton
Asbury M. E
Weat Park M. E
Everett Todd
Caleb H. Butterworth
First
Forced Out of Homes at Sandy Hook Army Buildups
War Department orders troops and civilian staff at the Sandy Hook proving grounds to vacate government quarters. Post physicians and Captain Babbitt found overcrowding harms sanitation and drinking water, affecting over 800 clerks in the ordnance and engineer departments and all laborers at Fort Hancock, with families also relocating.
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War Department S
Washington
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Babbitt
Ordnance and Engineer Departments
Fort Hancock
Sandy Hook
Injunction Against Elberon Removed After Compliance
The injunction testing last January against the Elberon Improvement Company, filed by the Borough of Deal restraining sewer pipe laying until compliance with borough ordinances, has been removed as the company met required formalities. Counsel 81 A. Patterson represented the borough.
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Elberon
Elberon Improvement Company
Borough of
Deal
A. Patterson
Tecumseh Tribe to Meet for Funeral Arrangements
Red Men's Notice states Tecumseh Tribe No 60 members must gather at William Gittard's office Saturday evening at 8 o'clock to arrange the funeral for Edward A Page Bruns of R Apa Sterren, Sachem Adv.
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William Gittard
Edward A. Page
Decision Day March 31 urged for Sunday school revival
The State Sunday School Association emailed New Jersey superintendents urging March 31 as Decision Day. Plans include teacher conferences, scholar interviews, and special exercises to prompt confession of faith. Only about 3.3 percent of scholars joined the church last year.
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Association
New Jersey
Rlaing
E. M. Ferguson
Frenton
Sunday Church Services List Across City
Multiple churches announce Sunday schedules with pastors and service times. Westminster Presbyterian Rev George J Mingins preaches 10 30 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday school 2 30. Holy Spirit holds 8 am and 10 30 am masses. Grand Avenue Reformed Rev John Love Jr at 10 30 am and 7 80 pm with 2 30 pm Sunday school. West Park M E features Miss Shy of Philadelphia at 10 80 am and 7 80 pm. First Baptist Rev Marten 10 00 am and 7 30 pm with 2 80 pm Sunday school. Covenant and Epworth League meetings. numerous other churches list times and activities for today and week.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
George J. Mingins
Church of the Holy Spirit
Grand Avenue Reformed Church
John Love, Jr
First Baptist Church
Lebit“Chamberlain
Boolswoe
West Grove
M. Epworth
VanHorn
Newark
St. Paul's M. BE
Ocean Grove
Banday
Epworth
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. L. Longley
Hoy
C. H. Littel
Philadelphia
A. G. Bale
Matthew
C. BE
M. E
Geo. W. Miller
New York
Epworth League
Bethel A
Second Avenue
Citizens Ticket for Allenhurst Nominees Listed
The voters of Allenhurst nominated a Citizens ticket for next Tuesday’s election. Mayoral candidate is George D. Morrow. Council seats go to William H. Daval James M. Ralston and John RK Thayer. Other posts include William H. Conover Samuel H. Coombs George Allen and Edward H. Ward Jr. for various terms.
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Allenhurst
Citizens
George D. Morrow
William H. Daval
John RK. Thayer
James M. Ralston
Commissionera of Appeal
William H. Conover
Samuel H. Coombs
Ancestor
George (. Allen
Edward H. Ward, Jr
Monogram Stationery Featured in Asbury Park Ad
An Asbury Park ad promotes Monogram Stationery as ideal for society. The Journal offers engraving of monograms for $2.60 and aN ONERT for ten cents a quire, with finest lines of correspondence paper advertised. Dr. George B. Herbert Dental Surgeon's office is in the A P and O G bank building, hours 1 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Asbury Park
George B. Herbert
A.P.& O.G. Bank
A Little FrancisiAna Senator Murmurs on Senate Power
Monmouth county legislator Senator C Aga Francie attacked Senate leadership after adjournment over two top calendar bills. He denounced a careerist bloc and warned reform, calling out President Pitney and colleagues before resuming his seat.
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C. Aga Francie
Monmouth County
Senate
State House
Pitney
Tod
Monmouth
Charlie Reed
Francis
Hudspeth
Reed
Monmonth
Prolonged Drought Reveals Shortfall in New Jersey Rainfall
Professor E W McGann of the New Jersey state weather service reports a severe rainfall deficiency over the past year. From March 1 1900 to March 1 1901 the deficit is 6.21 inches, with parts of the state 12 to 15 inches below normal. Snowfall was unusually light, delaying groundwater recharge and causing distress in rural areas.
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E. W. McGann
New Jersey State Weather Service
Acre
Banquet Honors Asbury Park Building and Loan Officers
Secretary Henry Winsor hosted a Delmonico style banquet at Weir's restaurant for the officers of the Asbury Park Building and Loan Association. Attendees included President William R. Hagerman Treasurer Amos Lipnickott Directors Samuel Kirkbride George W. Treat George M. Bennett J M Dey and Frank Appleby. Fifteen were to be seated though several invited could not attend. The menu featured oysters chicken soup planked shad roast turkey with cranberry sauce ham peas radishes tomatoes potatoes salad ice cream cake coffee nuts and cigars. Speeches followed and good fellowship prevailed late into the night.
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Henry Winsor
Weir’s
Asbury Park Building and Loan Association
Kings
William R. Hagerman
Amos Lippincott
Samuel Kirkbride
George W. Treat
George M. Bennett
J. M. Dey
T'Frank Appleby
Cavera
Reverend Miller to Preach at First M B Church
Rev Dr George W Miller of St Andrew's M B Church New York will preach at both services. He is described as a forceful speaker with a pleasing personality. Morning subject titled The Law of Greatness Cheap for winter to good parties. Immediate possession offered for a six room house at 508 Main Street. Ad.
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Deal
William Giffard
Main St
Asbury Park
M. B
Thie City
George W. Miller
St. Andrew's M. B. Church
New’ York
Roomis
M. M. Crosbie
Atreet
Young Men’s Republican Club
Post Office
van Horn
Newark
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Two Churches to Lose Their Men
Rev. John Handley may not become pastor of St. Pauls Ocean Grove as expected. He is now favored to succeed Rev. Edmund Hewitt at St. Lukes Long Branch with St. Lukes paying 1800 while St. Pauls offers 300 less. Rev. Eli Gifford of First M E Church may leave if a satisfactory new charge is found due to recent minor conflicts and his strong influence in appointments.
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John Handley
St. Paul’s Church
Ocean Grove
Handley
Edmund Hewitt
St. Luke's Church
Long Branch
St. Paul's Church
Camden
St. Luke's
St. Pauls
Eli Gifford
M. E
Gifford
Oreos
St. Joseph’s
Central Hall
Paterson
James Ross
Mt. Carmelway
Frank Sherman
William Franklin
Lizzie Beegle
Brooklyn
Plainfield
Orange Valley
Nellie Green
Sadie Ward
Ocean’ Grove
Saunders
C. H. Littel
Philadelphia
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Atonement
Genzmer
Canada
Leon Chamberlain
West Grove
Chamberlain
Spotawood
Willard
Andrae
Arthur C. Holden
Park Hall
Newark
Gospel Army
Springwood Avenue
Wantling
Ocean Grove Local Notes and Social Roundup
Mrs William Moran visits Pedricktown B J Best buys Allendale Villa 1216 Springwood Ave Magistrate J Wesley Cross and daughter return from Washington and Baltimore. Ocean Grove residents and visitors travel and stay at local hotels churches and events including hospital benefit and club meeting and sermons by Rev Dr Van Horn and Rev Leon Chamberlain.
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B. J. Best
Allendale Villa
Springwood Avenue
J. Wesley Cross
Washington
Baltimore
Asbury Council Junior Mechanics Anniversary Arrangements
The fourteenth anniversary of Asbury Council Junior Mechanics is set for next Friday evening in Library Hall. Sanford's band and New York artists will perform for two hours, then dancing and a supper by Caterer Weir. Committees include H. D. Chamberlat, William Giffard, Joseph R Weir Jr, C. Q. Davenport, Thomas F. O'Brien. a tax collector will deliver at your door every eventing for six cents a week.
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Asbury Council
Library
Sanford
New York
Weir
H. D. Chamberlat
William Giffard
Joseph R ‘Weir
C. Q. Davenport
Thoma‘f. O'Brien
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Beringer
Main Street
Summerfield Avenue
Asbury Park, N. J
Philip Aronstom
Cookman Avenue
Faraday & Woodsum, Electrical Contractors
E. Teitelbaus
Peter Bath
First ‘Avenue
Asbury’ Park
Elder J.L. Roe’s District Report
The
War Department
Mane A
Epeax
R. Apa Sterren
Sachem
the Journal For Job Printing
Citizens Ticket For
Mrs
William Moran
Pedricktown
L. C. Hessler
Scranton, Pa
Alaska
Cling Arias
Brighton
Teabstton Hospital
Theodore Williams
Main Avenue
Calvin Reed
Bedford Park
Main ‘Street
Columbia Phono
Jay Bennzr
I. H. Rowley & CO
Appleby Building
the Journal
Leat Bane Fetana
Frankfurter Sausag
Porterhouse
Pologna
McCabe
Nake
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