Republicans' Clean Sweep in Neptune Township
Republicans won a decisive victory in Neptune Township with large margins across districts. Key races included McCabe losing to Berry in three districts, Oliver beaten by O'Brien, and Giffard and Harris also securing votes for collector and assessor respectively. Full borough results showed Republicans dominating local offices and seats for constable, common council, and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
Euildr
McNabs
Harris
Olver
Ocean Grove
Weat Grove
West Park
McOatie
Berry
Avon
Giffard
Oliver
O'Brien
Havens
Taylor
Halshart
Oakley
Bhreve
Hagerman
Dodd
Justice of the Pesca
Cook
Bills
Bennett
Constable
White
Huggins
Neptune City Official Results Report
Election tally shows McCabe 121 votes and Berry 108 for freeholder. Officials listed include Collector Benjamin Stanton, Councilmen A Beutell and A F Bennett, Justice J Apgar, Commissioner Melvin Brower, Constable Furman Shibla, with Citizens and Republicans among the groups.
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Neptune City
Benjamin Stanton
Assesant
John Lane
A. Beutell
A.F. Bennett
Juatica of the Peace
J. Apgar
Melvin’ Brower
Furman Shibla
McCabe
Freeholder
Berry
Citizens' Rule Wins in Deal Borough Election
In Deal borough only one ticket appeared for the citizens home rule race. 44 votes cast with two rejected. Elected officials include Mayor William Hathaway. constable AL Selghortner. William Hogencamp collector. F B Bartholomew justice of the peace. Hal Combs freeholder. B Drom and J B Thompson commissioners of appeal. P F Combs councilman for Hathaway's unexpired term. A $4000 borough appropriation was approved.
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Belmar
Citizens
Charles ‘ McDermott
Bloomfield Hulick
William F. Jefferson
L. Glilen
A. W. Bennett
George G. Titus
Milo H. Crégo
King
Vetera
Deal
William Hathaway
Cyanchmen
AL ‘Selghortner
William Hogencamp
Bartholomew
Hal
Combs
Joba
Gulre
B. Drom
J.B. ‘Thompson
P.F. Combs
William ‘Hathaway
No Opposition At Allenhurst Shows Local Ticket
Allenhurst voters faced a single slate without opposition. The ticket lists Mayor Edwin P. Benjamin, councilman Samuel H. Coombs with eight years in office, councilors Eskew and Syénra, and judicial/appeal officials including Francis M. Button and Russell Benedict, with John Giro as trustee.
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Allenhurst
Clilzans
Samuel H. Coombs
Eskew
Syénra
Francis M. Button
Yebre
Russell
Benedict
Tréstidaet
John Giro
Beach Purchase Bill Favorably Reported in Trenton
The Beach purchase bill introduced by Assemblyman Kirkbride was favorably reported in the house this morning. Key supporters include A B Ballard of the Ocean Grove Association Henry C Winsor T Frank Applety and mayors Edw Patterson and Brocot of Asbury Park. A senate hearing on the boulevard bill will be held this afternoon. Claude V Guerin William E Pancoast and Charles E King Jr represent the bill's interest. The measure also provides for counting Spanish American War volunteers who spent for extra clothing.
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House
Senate
Trenton
Veach
A.B. Ballard
Océan Grove Association
Henry C. Winsor
T. Frank Applety
Béach
Patterson
Spring Lake
En Brocot
Asbury. Park
Ocean
Jai Bradley Beach
Avon
H. J. ‘Hayter
Bradley Beach
Claude V
Guerin
William JE
Pancoast
Charles’ E. King, Jr
Andaey
Pebbles Picked Up Here and There in Ocean Grove News
Local notices report a public meeting in Neptune Township as the Republican Executive Committee gathers at William Giffard's office. A delicate condition woman delivered a child after arriving at Length Branch hospital. Orange W Abbott noted as Chiren Aiding Protective Society agent aiding homes for children. Pioneer's Association of Aebu to hold annual meeting March 28 at Grand Avenue hotel. Scribe John A Githens calls for full attendance. Purim festival to be observed by Hebrews on Thursday with traditional merriment commemorating Esther's rescue.
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Lilleges
Philadelphia
Ocean Grove
Neptune Township
William Giffard
Grand Avenue Hotel
John A. Githens
Esther
Decai
Haman
Sunday School Officers Elected for A M E Zione
At the annual election of the A M E Zione Sunday School officers were chosen for one year. Almeric Parrotte was named superintendent and Samuel P Stover as assistant superintendent. Announced roles include secretary Mrs Annie Sparrow and treasurer Mrs E Scudder. Librarian John Williams and assistant librarian Anderson Sparrow. assistant organist Miss Hattle Walker.
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A. M.E. Zione
Almeric Parrotte
Samuel P., Stover
Nesletant
Annie Sparrow
William Johnson
E. Scudder
John’ Williams
Anderson Sparrow
Miss Hill
Man Falls Forty Feet at St Luke's Episcopal Church
At St Luke's Episcopal Church in Long Branch yesterday afternoon workers Alonzo Longstreet Frank Farbaugh and Cleveland Milan were on a steel scaffolding when it collapsed. Longstreet plummeted about forty feet to the ground floor and sustained internal injuries.
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Alonzo ‘Longstreet
Frank’ Farbaugh
Cleveland Milan
St. Luke's
Episcopal Church
Long Branch
Longstreet
Democratic Victory at Long Branch Narrow Opponent Loss
The Democratic ticket at Long Branch won decisively with minimal opposition. Henry Gugle led an independent ticket that drew little support.
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Long Branch
Henry Gugle
Manasquan Council Names Three Elected Officials
Fragmentary notice lists Manasquan councilmen Asda Allen and William Hi among others, plus references to local officials and a patent remedy ad. Details are garbled but indicate small town governance with limited positions and a dental surgeon notice.
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Manasquan
Roberts at the capital gates in Bloemfontein advance
London reports Lord Roberts aimed to occupy Bloemfontein as General French neared the city. Dispatches note railways cut and supplies at risk, with British lines extending to the Modder River and Mafeking efforts debated in Parliament.
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London
Bloemfontelns
Roberta
Lord Roberts
Cape Town
French
Bloemfontein
Orange River
Modder
Lord Roberta
Orange
Free State
Kruger-Steyn
Jre
Midintain
House of ‘Lords
Lord Saliabury
Kruger
Steyn
United States
Great Britain
Adelbert
Hay
Pretoria
State Department
Venter
Sto Hon
House of Commons
Mafeking
Joubert
Baden-Powell
Snyman
Northern Railway
Phimer
Annual Methodist Conference in Millville
The Annual conference of the Methodist churches of New Jersey meets in Millville with Bishop John F. Hurst as preacher. Rev. W. A. Hunsberger delivers the opening sermon on Holy Spirit’s revelation. The First Methodist Church hosts events including Freeman’s Aid anniversary and Epworth League activities.
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Methodist Churches of New Jersey
Millville
John F. Hurst
Episcopal Church
W. A. Hunsberger
Trenton
Hunsberger
Jesus
Christ
George B. Wight
Asbury Park
Freddman
Ald ‘and Southern Educational Society
M ©. B. Mason
Epworth League
Trinity Church
Thickfely
First Methoist Episcopal Church
Mary. Leonard Woolcroft
New Jersey
Conerence Educational Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. F McDowell
John’ F. Hurst
Temperance Society
Trinity
Methodist Epiocopsl Church
John G.” Woolley
Secret Orders Meet In Asbury Park And Matawan
The column notes secret societies meeting this evening at Liberty Temple and other venues including Neptune Lodge and Corinthian Commandery. Corinthian Wheelmen elect officers tomorrow at 720 Mattison Avenue for a run to Point Pleasant. Matawan Odd Fellows host Grand Lodge session banquet tonight with Asbury Park visitors returning by special train at midnight.
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Liberty Temple
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Winckler
Neptune Lodge
C. F. ‘Manning
Corinthian Commandery
Corinthian Wheelmen
Mattison Avenue
Point Pleasent
Odd Fellows
Matawan
Grand Lodge of New
Asbury Park
Annual Meeting of The Hotel Keepers Association of the North
The Hotel Keepers Association of the North New Jersey Coast organized with A. R. Parsons president pro tem and Dr J Rockafeler secretary pro tem will hold its annual meeting this eventiz at 7 80 o clock at Mr Parsons residence northwest corner third and Grand venues A permanent organization will be effected and a membership eligibility decision will probably be given
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The
North
New Jersey Coast
A. R. Parsons
J. Rockafeler
Fried Food Nuisance Seen in Public Health Debate
A discussion questions the popularity of fried foods and urges better nutrition education. It argues physicians should promote hygienic cooking and wholesome, economical meals to reduce health risks and improve minds.
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bilLof'far
Imates
Chin
Bono Lapeer
Kentucky ’Court of Appeals fight delays governor dispute
Kentucky adjourns as a conference between Adjutant Generals Castleman and Collier yields an understanding. Governor Taylor to continue as governor until the court of appeals decides the disputed governorship. Beckham to not seize state buildings until then. Legislature had appropriated 100000 dollars for Beckham’s reorganizing the militia. Republican and Democratic leaders anticipate the court of appeals decision will end the civil war over the governorship. Grand jury called to investigate the jail removals and militia occupancy.
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Brankyifort
Kentucky
Senter
Volker
Castlemah
Taylor
Beckham
Court of Appeals
Commonwealth
Frankfort
Court of Last Resort
Supreme Court of Kentucky
Castlemann
Collier
Mitters
Secretary Roots Havana Visit Noted With Honors
Secretary Root visited the armored cruiser New York in Havana on March 14 morning. He met representatives from the Sigua Planters association and Havana municipality before a long talk with Collector Bliss. He then toured Marianno to review papers and continued work despite a packed schedule. Inspector Noughly was rough handled at the Bath Soldiers home in Corning New York as he faced resistance from veterans over changes and leadership.
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Root
Havana
New York
Sigua Planters’ Association
Bliss
Marianno
Noughly
Corning
N. Y
State’ Board of Charities
Bath Soldiers’ Home
Soldiers’ Home
State Board ‘of Charities
Dorr
Prison Fight Leaves Guard Dead at Farm Attack
Five convicts at a penitentiary farm near Columbia Missouri attacked guard Abe Harling seizing his Winchester but failing to operate it. Harling drew his pistol and killed one convict after a desperate struggle while Tom Houghton was wounded. Two convicts surrendered and a fifth escaped.
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Columbia
8. C
Abe Harling
Winchester
Tom Houghton
Grenelle's Flats for Rent and Modern Improvements
Advertisement lists Grenelle's flats for rent with rents from 10 to 25 dollars, modern improvements, and options to apply to agents or owners. Mentions Dyspepsia Care and German product promotions. Includes stray garbled text about daily edition and care advertisements.
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New Cook
Mb&n Avenue
Grenelle
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