Porto Rico Deputation Seeks Immediate Relief at Governor General
A March gathering of about 10,000 in San Juan urged Governor General Davis to inform Washington of Puerto Rico’s critical state. The petition highlighted tariff delays, credit shortages, plantation distress, and the need for rapid, concrete measures to stabilize business, loans, and relief projects.
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SAN_JUAN
Port
Rico
San - Juan
Davis
Hall
Porto Rico
Ashington
United States
Lunes
Ciy
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Firat
Swhich Tsa
Senate
Atenna
Ie Firth
Ageeier
Get It at Stelobach's for Spring Gowns
Shoppers urged to visit Stelobach's for spring fashion, with new gowns and modern dress ideas showcased. Sale details and styling advice are promoted as the store opens into the evening hours.
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Stelobach’s
Boulevard Bill Battle Splits Asbury Park Council
A stormy meeting ends with a one vote majority backing a boulevard bill while absentees Kirkbride and Wilbur tilt the balance against it. Treat defends the motion citing city interests. Kroebl supports the boulevard as beneficial to property owners. A resolution backs municipal ownership of electric lighting if no better option emerges.
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Connell
Tthe Corporation
Ocean Grove
Ocean Grove Association
George W. ‘Treat
William L. Meeks
Kirkbride
George F. Wilbur
Mr. Kroebl
George W. Treat
Cuba
Wilbur
Treat
George F. Kroebl
Asbury Park
Gansdot
Long Branch
Elberon
Prosi Dent. Appleby
Voorhees
Et Trie
Francis
Bradley Beach borouh council swears in new officials
The Bradley Beach borough council holds a quiet session as new members take oath of office. Mayor Albert A Rogers administers the oaths to Everett Foster Charles Burney and others. Committees are named, Sylvester Earl confirmed as clerk, and preparations begun for council quarters after April.
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Bradley Beach
Ander
Everett, Foster
Charles Burney
Wealey K. Bradner
John
Bi _ Rogers
Charles McGill
Rogers
Sylvester Earl
Charlea
Bogart
Everett Foster
G. Bennett
Charles Bogart
William ‘Gifford
Martin H. Scott
Firet National Bank
Asbury Park
Waa
Reward Offered for Missing Borough Official McDermott
Belmar Borough council last night offered a $1000 reward for the arrest of Charles McDermott who is missing. They report alleged shortages of about $22,000 in his accounts and will hire an expert accountant to investigate the borough books. The council aims to recover the amount from McDermott’s bondsmen and seeks to adjust bonds for the sewer and water bonds issued in 1897. The new collector Bloomfield Hulick was sworn in and resistance to a larger bond led to seeking a surety company. Residents of Bradley Beach and Avon may obtain the Daily Journal at the Bradley Beach store or have it delivered by carrier for six cents a week.
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Belmar
Charles McDermott
HU Ems
McDermott
Henry H. Bennett
Bloomfield. Hulick
Éworg
Cunett
Bradley, Beach
Avon
Daily Journal
Bradley Beach Nation
City Council Reconsiders Tax Exemption for Sea Rest Building
The City Gover nors and Common Council re open a motion to exempt tax on the Sea Rest owned by the Women’s Christian Union of Philadelphia. George F. Kroehl urged the halt citing a Young Men’s Christian Association decision. Tax fate for the building remains undecided.
Ady and Orion Conran Home Items Featured
Fragmented OCR text mentions house cleaning and home items from Ady and Orion Conran. Details unclear but implies a local ad or notice about household goods for sale or promotion.
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Stelnhach
Orion Conran
Turmoil Over Securing Pastor at First M. E. Church
Telegrams and telephones buzzed as church members and officials debated Rev. Dr. George B. Wight’s replacement at the First M. E. Church. Rumors claimed Bishop Hurst faced resistance from candidates including Rev. Wedderspoon of New Brunswick and Rev. Haine of Merchantville, with appointments to be announced today.
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Bishop Hurst
George B. Wight
Methodist
Episcopal Church
M. B. Chinon
George
B. Wight
Hurst
Wight
Faot
W. R. Wedderspoon
New Brunswick
First
J.B. Hainea
Merchantville
Ell
Lifera Vot
Trenton
Allenhurst approves bonds for electric lighting plant
In a 9 to 20 vote of 3, Allenhurst residents authorized issuing 42 500 dollars in bonds to buy an electric lighting plant. Other items note travel by William D Pennypacker Jr and his brother, Neptunetown board members, and local social fundraisers.
No Strike at Bradley Beach Ends With Wage Adjustment
Threat of strike at the Symphonion Manufacturing Company's Bradley Beach factory among A. A. Taylor's workers was settled last evening. Mr. Taylor addressed the Bricklayers and Plasterers Union, and after presenting his case, a three dollar eight day wage increase was approved as satisfactory.
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A. A. Taylor
Symphonion ‘Manufacturing Company
Bradley Beach
Taylor
Pulling Rebbi's Hale Was Costly
Frank Henson of West Park was fined five dollars for harassing a rabbi after an afternoon incident involving a ball and Max Dreben. Magistrate Ross presided over the case.
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Rebbi
Frank Henson
West Park
Coby
Ann
Jolby
Ross
Max Dreben
Henson
Toweling Supply Notice From IRRACH Company
Towels and related hotel linens reportedly in stock with additional items not listed clearly in the notice. The IRRACH COMPANY appears to be the source. Further details are unreadable due to damaged text.
Mayors Ten Broeck Wing Clip Faces Assembly Split
Time Journal reports in Trenton on March 20 that an effort to clip the mayor’s power over a city bench purchase and commission appointment failed to gain Kirkbride’s party support. The house bill passed 47 to 0, despite calls to name commissioners via Common Council.
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Time Journal
Trenton
Ten Broeck
Asesemblyman Kirkbride
Kirkbride
James A. Bradley
Common Connell
Henry ‘Mitchell
Henry
Wincor
Bonding Officials and Bondage of Public Trust
In a Common Council session George F. Kroehl moved to study the cost of bonding holders of public offices. He cited hardships faced by bondholders and urged a national government style remedy after noting a Belmar borough collector’s bond shortfall. The motion was carried.
Encouraging Art at Asbury Park High School Debating Society
The Asbury Park High School literary and debating society held an afternoon program in the assembly hall with sketches by a noted artist and pianist duo Miss Bessie Oves and Miss Bertha Atkins. Members presented biographical sketches on Charles Dana Gibson and Gibson's work, with singing and reading by several students. The group plans a March 28 debate on highway taxation based on property value versus road frontage.
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Asbury Park’ High School
Inter
Casembly
Charles Dana Gibon
Artlet
Bessie Oves
Bertha ‘Atkins
Gibson
Rhoda Atkins
Anne Hunt
Bessie
Marle’ King
Freeland Rand
Mia Sirs
Addis Walr
Bn Gibson
Death notices and funeral arrangements from Bradley Beach and Atlantic City
The remains of Mrs Lindey Blackley were brought to Fred Mooy's Bradley Beach home in charge of M Glegerich for the Chelsea Fire Company relief. Funeral services were held at 9 o'clock with interment at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Sarah Cooper aged about 70 at 204 Eighth Avenue and Mrs Bond aged 76 at 618 Bangs Avenue, mother of Mrs Howard Landis Mrs Thomas Green and Mrs Christopher Luder. Burgess Burtis Undertaker handled the funeral arrangements.
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Lindey. Blackley
Fred Mooy
Bradley Beach
M. Glegerich
Chelsea Fire Company
Atlantic City
Firemen’s Relief Association
Oblock
Mt. Calvary Cethetery
Eighth Avenue
J. Draper Cooper
Elizabeth Bond
Joseph A. Bond
Bangs Avenue
Mra
Bond
Howard
Landis
Thomas Green
Christopher Luder
Burtis
Wood to Investigate La Gloria Colony in Cuba
Havana March 20 The senatorial commission arriving from the United States meets Governor General Wood and Cuban cabinet members then visits Pinar del Rio. Wood orders an investigation into the La Gloria colony amid long standing complaints, while a postal inquiry under Colonel Rathbone could lead to abolishing the La Gloria post office. Secretary Root’s visit is deemed to bolster confidence in US policy and Cuban independence. Plants of Reading Mattes For Guam: 7000 pounds of magazines donated for garrison reading material.
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Havana
Cuba
Platt
Alditch
Teller
United States Dispatch
Dolphin
Wood
Genernal
Pinar del Rio
Puerto Principe
la Gloria
Ing
Brooke
Rathbone
United States
Caracas city plans $1.8 million street paving and sewer deal
Caracas officials seek a modern sewer and paving network with an estimated cost of about 1.8 million dollars and taxes as security. The correspondent notes bids must be made by sent agents and engineers to study the situation in person. Ottawa talks Chinese poll tax and Canadian alien labor law comments follow. Berlin reports United States consul Monaghan resigning to edit an industrial publication in New York.
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Washington
Caracas
Venezuela
Bureau of the American Republics
de Siren
Atelligent
Ottawa
Wilfrid ‘Laurier
Dominion Trades and Labor Congress
Monaghan
Berlin
J. O. Monaghan
United States
Chemnitz
Genoa
New York
Hay
Old Bonds Exchange Totals 27 Million in Treasury
Washington reports 27 million in old bonds exchanged for new 2 percent bonds yesterday, bringing the total to 77 million. All but 2.8639 million is on behalf of national banks already holding the bonds to secure circulation or deposits.
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Washington
Treasury
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Pioneer Press
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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Sargeon
Common Council
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Women’s Christian Unton
Philadelphia
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Young Men's Christan Association
John F. Hawkins
Bire
John Schneider
Permieaton T
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Monmouth Telephone Company
Operating & Telephone Company
Asbury, Park
William, E. Harrison
Tallman
A. Miller
Thomas M. ‘Stewart
Cookman Avenue
Sires Committee
Eil Gifford
Firat M. E.obureb
Allenhurst
William D. Pennypacker
Charles
New Orleans
Talcaticn
Neptune Township
Eabogy
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L. E. Watson
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Watson
Moving Stone
Louis Schneider
Tage
Main Street
Alonzo Thompson
Harry C. Kramer
Camden
Alonse
Sterckx
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Kroeht
George F
Chas. Dana Gibson
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Root
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Garrigan
Aleo
International Christian: Association
Jersey City
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