Progress Now Making for Peace with Boers
London March 21 progress claims in the South African war described with emphasis on a proclamation about destruction of property and compensation. Reports note government plans to administer the republic as crown colonies, liberal strategy focusing on Dutch protections, and possible dissolution of parliament after a South African settlement. Also includes dispatches from Lord Roberts on Prieska and growing Boer surrenders, plus a late note on Admiral Dewey’s illness delaying a Savannah reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eee
Cape Town
South’ Africa
Transvaal
Colonial Office
War Office
Lord Roberts
Bloemfontein
Kitchener
Prieska
Steyn
Basutoland
Daily
Donkerspoort
Philippolis
Bpringfofontein
Johannesburg
Winston Churchill
Pietermaritzburg
Ladysmith
Buller
Natal
Spenser Wilkinson
Morning Post
Methodist Appointments From New Jersey Conference
Bishop Hurst announces New Jersey Methodist conference appointments made at Millville. District leaders include J.B. Graw Camden and G. L. Dobbins New Brunswick, with numerous church assignments across Asbury Park Belmar Keyport Long Branch Ocean Grove Red Bank Sayreville Sayresville and other towns. Rev. Dr George B Wight moved to Union Church and Rev G Re Middleton to Asbury Church in Wanrare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Hurst
New Jersey
Church
E. L.’ Gifford
West Park
O.E. Hancock
West Grove
William G. Moyer
Atlantic Highlands
Samuel
Sargent
Belford
W. Clark
Belmar
H. M. Smith
Cranbury
F. A. Dematla
Eatontown
Tinton Falls
el Stevens
Englishtown
Farmingdale
R. T. Leary
Freehold
A. H. Eberhart
Hamilton
Wall
P. W
Bilderbeck
Point Pleasant
J. B. Kulp
Red Bank
First Church
Vajent
Toms
River
L. Q. Manchester
Fiat
M. E.church
Union
Promotions in National Guard and passes on veterans bills
Governor Voorhees sent to the state senate promotions for long service in the National Guard William H De Hart to colonel and William M Palmer to lieutenant colonel by brevet In the assembly a bill to preserve the Pal lades with amendments was passed without debate and another bill authorizing boards to bury honorably discharged Spanish American War veterans was also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees
Senate
National Guard
William H. de Hart
William M. Palmer
Pallaades
Boards of Chosen Freeholders
Neptune Township Board of Education Election Results
The Neptune township high school election for three board members ended with D. Woolley, L. van Gilluwe, and D. O. Clayton as the top vote getters. The annual appropriation rose from $2,800 to $8,100, mainly for janitor wages, with General John O. Patterson presiding and L. van Gilluwe serving as clerk as a financial report for the past year was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Neptune “Township
John O. Patterson
L. van Gilluwe
Pastor Appointed for First Methodist Church
The official board of the First Methodist Church met to receive the Conference Committee report. Rev Ell Gifford of Union Street Camden was appointed pastor for the coming year and will be warmly welcomed. The reception committee includes H aieney Winsor Frank Miller Wm. 8 often Frank Appleby Dr Brace a Centor and Randall Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Ell Gifford
Union Street
Camden
H.aieney. Winsor
Frank Miller
Frank Appleby
Brace
Centor
Randall Ross
Gifford
Maida
Bradley Beach Nation Store Ad With Daily Journal Offer
Local notice announces Bradley Beach residents can secure the Daily Journal at Bradley Beach Nation Store. If they cancel or leave, the paper will be served daily by carrier for six to nine cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley, Beach
Avon
We ‘Daily Journal
Bradley Beach
Daily Journal
Journal
Brailley Beach
Beach Purchase Bill Not Constitutional Question Open
Special despatch from Trenton reports doubts on the constitutionality of the beach purchase bill. The measure is with the attorney general to obtain an opinion. Critics claim the bill title is defective for not stating its object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr Journal
Trenton
March
Beach’ Purchase
Gene
Ocean Grove Bank approved to operate in Jersey
The controller of the currency approved the establishment of Ocean Grove National Bank in Ocean Grove with a capital of 25000 dollars. Funeral notices include Mrs. Barah Cooper at 204 Eighth Avenue officiated by Rev. George Wight at 7:30 this evening, and the burial remains to Trenton. Elizabeth Bind’s remains to Trenton with funeral services held at 833 Fangs arene at 2:80 this afternoon by Rev. Z Clark Merten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ocean Grove
Barah ‘Cooper
Eighth Avenue
George ' 7 Wight
M. 7
Harrisburg
Burtis
Elizabeth Bind
Trenton
Z. Clark ‘Merten
First Baptiste Church
British Ship City of Florence Ashore Near Half Moon Bay
British ship City of Florence bound from Iquique to San Francisco is ashore near Half Moon Bay, about 200 yards from the wreck of the New York. The vessel is a total wreck and breaking up. the Alert rescued the entire crew about 30 miles away and brought them to San Francisco. In St John’s Newfoundland the sealing fleet has not reported since sailing ten days ago as ice floes drift seaward. The governor in St John’s announced the cornerstone of Reid Railway hotel in the city to meet tourist traffic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Florence
Iquique
Half Moon Bay
New-York
Half -Moon
John's
Haa
Ainee
Henry Edward McCallum
Reid Railway
Kite Experiments Seek Upper Atmosphere Temperatures
Stamford Conn March 21 William Hoyt of the United States weather bureau begins a summer kite experiment series to measure temperatures at different altitudes. Hoyt sent up several kites yesterday with thermometers and plans trips to Mount Vernon and New Rochelle for further tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Stamford
Conn
William
Hoyt
United States Weather Bureau
New Hogland
Mount Vernon
Rochelle
National Essay Prizes Offered on School Building Topics
The National Educational Association via the National Council of Education offers 1200 in prizes for essays on seating lighting heating and ventilating public school buildings. First prize 200 and second prize 100 for each of the four subjects. Competitions open to the world with prompts coordinated through Professor Worcester in Ann Arbor. James A. Leroy named secretary to the United States Philippines commission head, a Detroit newspaper man previously Outing western manager. Bonds for Exchange total 87000000 in new two percent bonds, 5800000 from non banks, national totals rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
National Educational Association
National Council of Education
Worcester
Ann :Arbor, Mich
James A. Leroy
Detroit
Dean’. Worcester
United States Philippines Commission
Leroy
West
Ern
Outing
British Cruiser Alert Reports Colombian Revolution
The British cruiser Alert arrived in Kingston reporting that the revolution in Colombia is in full swing and that British subjects need protection. The vessel is returning to Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Kingston
Jamaica
Bubonic Plague Sweeps Indian Towns As Death Toll Grows
Fragmented report notes bubonic plague spreading in India with Calcutta Patna Bengal death totals rising weekly. Mention references to Curzon linked districts and a college affected while other items hint at wartime and legal department positions in Washington and Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Bengal
Patna
Grebert Lord Curzon
Ocean Grove Boulevard Clash at Agriculture Hearing
Local conflict erupts in a Senate agriculture committee hearing as ex Senator William Skirm and Rev Hy J Hayter clash over an Ocean Grove boulevard. Skirm and supporters oppose the project citing impact on Sabbath peace and property values, while backers cite traffic relief and beach access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renton
Ocean ‘Boulevard
Senate Committee On ‘Agriculture
Zatterday
Wiliam Skirm
Ocean Grove
J. Hayter
Bradley Beach
Oiaker
Nater
Skirm
Bradley - Beach
Hayter
Ballard
Ocean’ Grove
Ten Broeck
CO. C
Camp-Meeting Association
Océan Grove
Helsley
Elberon
Weat End
Allenhiurat
Oveda Grove
Monmouth
Wesley Lake
Asbury Park
Fletcher ‘Lake
Appleby
Treat
Meeks
Atole
Kirkbride
Wilbur
Main Street
Bil
Henator Hutchinson
Secret Orders Meet in Asbury Park Tonight
Behind the wicket a notice of secret society gatherings in Asbury Park lists Liberty Temple No 6 Ladies of Golden Eagle at Winckler building at 7 30, Neptune Lodge No 84 I O F at Managing building at 8, and National Tent No 6 Knights of the Maccabees at Appleby building at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Temple
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Winckler
Neptune Lodge
National
Knights
of the Maccabees
Appleby
Horses For the Truck Company Committee Goes to Matawan
A committee including George Ormerod H C Clayton John Adrian George McChorney and Charles Harley traveled to Matawan to buy horses for the Independent Hook and Ladder Company They have a budget of 800 to spend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
A' Fow Choice Flats. Av for in Keene caine von Cook Sauer
Auction notice reveals a flat offer of 825 per ton for an agent or owners in Keene. Bidders must contact the advertiser for terms and ownership rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene Caine von Cook- Sauer
Amended Tar Journal Report On Electric Bill Reconsidered
Trenton March 21 Assemblyman Kirkbride’s bill to let Asbury Park operate its own night electric plant was amended after a reconsidered vote. A new sinking fund provision for bond repayment was added and the bill was laid over on third reading amid objections that it would affect Englewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Bonds Ag
Kirkbride
Wakelee
Bergen County
Englewood
Morgan's Enterprise Forms Music School of New Jersey
The International Correspondence School of Music, directed by Professor Tall Esen Morgan of the Ocean Grove and Asbury Park Choral Union, files incorporation in Freehold and Trenton with $50,000 capital. The school, based at 150 Fifth Avenue New York, offers sight singing and theory by mail. Morgan also directs city music programs in Ocean Grove, New York, Philadelphia, Washington and Pittsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘Jersey
International Correspondence School of Music
Tall Esen Morgan
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Morgan
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsboro
Fifth Avenue
Strange Adventures of Miss Brown at Sea Ride Hotel
An event schedule notes the comedy Strange Adventures of Miss Brown set for April 18 at the Sea Ride hotel. Other items mention local politics, Navy ship passengers, and a Red Bank basketball result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pridham
Oceania
Sgee
Miss Brown
Oreos Athletic Club
Red Bank
Salvation Army plans week of self denial for fund drive
The Salvation Army launches a week long self denial as a privileged duty with no tax. Each member takes on a responsibility to reach a total goal of 50000 dollars, up from 38000 last year in the United States. Australia and England posted higher totals, with 135000 and 200000 respectively, funds aiding Christian humane work and missionary efforts in heathen countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
United States
America
Australia
Eagley
School Elections at Long Branch Show Incumbents Win
The Long Branch annual school election yesterday afternoon was hotly contested with opposition to Daniel Edwards at and AT. Woolley at the last moment. Over 300 votes were cast and the incumbents won easily. George J. Cannon and KE. T. M. Carr were the unsuccessful candidates. A $15,000 appropriation was approved for teacher salaries in addition to the regular funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Daniel Edwards
Woolley
George J. Cannon
KE. T. M. Carr
Sister Weds at Home in Hightown in Quiet Neptunetown
Miss Pfeiffer’s sister Miss Marie Pfeiffer, a Neptune Township High School teacher, married yesterday at noon in her home in Hightown to Charles Jackson of New York. Only immediate family attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Pfeiffer
Genevieve Pfeiffer
Neptune Township
Secretary Root Reports Cuba Visit Yields Insight on Self Government
Secretary Root described his Cuba trip noting Havana Matanzas and Pinardel Rio provinces. He warned elections must be carefully prepared with an eventual path to independence while recognizing an enforced municipal framework and constitutional process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
McKkinley
Cuba
Havana
Matanzas
Pinar del Rio
War Department
United States
Secretary Root
Rane
Congress
Damages Awarded in Slander Case in Chicago
Mrs Clara I Merrill of Roanoke Virginia won a verdict for 4500 dollars against C H Marshall former president of the Travelers' Preferred Accident Association. She alleged Marshall charged she conspired with her husband to defraud the association and sought to recover for injuries claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clara I.merrill
Roanoke
Marshall
Association
Rear Admiral Remey Relieved at Portsmouth Yard
Rear Admiral George R. Remey was relieved of command at Portsmouth Navy Yard and departed for Washington to prepare for possible command of the American fleet in the Philippines. The yard was handed over to Rear Admiral Bartlett J. Cromwell who had served on the retiring board in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Savanna
de Soto
Hamilton
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
J.B. Graham
Baracouta
Edward Kelly
New York
Remey
Portsmouth
N. H
George R. Remey
Portsmouth Navy
Washington
Philippines
Bartlett J. Cromygéll
Washigton
Noted Surgeon Paralyzed in Richmond
Dr Hunter asekwi te the noted surgeon is critically paralyzed after a brain embolism. He remains conscious but unable to speak, with the entire right side affected. Dr McGuire has been in ill health for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Hunter Akesiwite
McGuire
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Basutoiland
New
York
Madison Square Garden
Bulldog’ Club of “America
Nica
Dewar Fon Highlandary
Austin
Methodist
Bishop, Hurst
New. Brunswick
THE
Legislature
Beach
NEW Ocean Grove Bank
Ocean ‘Grove National. ‘Bank and Its
Treasury
Wales Lexington
Deny
Special Correspondence Tar Journal
Morgan’s Enterprise
Popular Musical
Sea Ride Hotel
Liverpool
B. M. Harvey
Sega W
Bateman
Company H
Saga
Ry Old
Ms Ewlin’ O Hardware
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