Relief of Mafeking Still Delayed Amid Fresh Reports
London reports the Mafeking relief remains delayed after losses to British officers during a failed capture attempt. Casualties include Lieutenant Zygon and Colonel Crabbe, with General Cronje’s escape altering pursuit plans. Rouxville and Bloemfontein dispatches describe Boer movements, while British leaders debate strategy and logistics.
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London
Lord
Roberts
Zygon
Crabbe
Codrington
Trotter
Mafeking
General Cronje
Lord Roberta
Cronje
Mangersfontein
Kitchener
Sind
Paardeberg
Rd Kitchener
Lord Roberts
Ermg
Prieska
Rouxville
Olivier
Dybrand
Basutoland
Cloolan
French
Philippopolis General Clementa addresses burghers at noon
General Clementa entered Philippopolis at noon on Friday and urged inhabitants to accept the inevitable, obey military orders, and surrender arms as the landdrost and sheriffs are reappointed. Burghers began taking the oath of allegiance while others awaited further directives. Officers killed and wounded near Modder are treated and moved to base. Daily Journal available at Bradley Beach Nation Store with carrier delivery.
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Clements
Philippolla
Philippolis
Norval
Pont
Clementa
Philippoux
Roberts
Free State
Bloem
Bradley Beach
Avon
Daily Journal
Quarto Centenary Celebration Of Asbury Lodge 142
Members of Asbury Lodge No. 142 Free and Accepted Masons will tomorrow celebrate the quarto centenary of their organization with a banquet at Deal Country Club. Visiting high Masonic dignitaries from the state are expected. Current officers include Worshipful Master J F Davison Senior Warden George W Pittenger Junior Warden Martin H Scott Treasurer Amos Lippinelli Secretary Sanford Dey Chaplain John M Dey Senior Deacon Stephen B Woolley Junior Deacon BM E Sexton Junior Master of Ceremonies W H Hamilton Dr John Taylor Senior Steward Albert Robbing Junior Steward William H Conoveriller Andrew J Hill.
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Asbury Lodge
Deal Country Club
Opie
J. F. Davison
George W. , Pittenger
Martin’ H. Scott
Amos Lippinelli
Sanford Dey
John M
Dey
Stephen B. Woolley
BM. E. Sexton
W. H. Hamilton
John Taylor
Albert Robbing
William H. Conoveriller
Andrew J. Hill
Obituary notices and local notices from Asbury Park
Obituaries for Joseph B. Margerim and Barah Etchells state their death in Trenton and Atbury Park respectively with funeral arrangements noted. Zexbariah Hankine died at 78 with services in Jacobstown and interment planned. A political card endorses a city official candidate for reelection and local adverts include medical remedies and hardware deals.
Republicans vie for city offices in ward primaries
The city election set for April 10 will choose a clerk, collector, treasurer, freeholders, councilmen, and constables. First ward Republicans hold their nominating primary in Park Hall on Saturday evening, Second ward Republicans in Educational Hall on Thursday. Democrats plan a slate. Clerk William C. Burroughs, Collector John Hubbard, and Treasurer Milan Ross appear unopposed. Assemblyman Samuel W. Kirkbride to be renominated for Second ward Common Council. Incumbent First ward Councilman G. Feed Ktooh may retire, with Dr. Bruce S. Kestor as a possible replacement. Freeholder J. Edward Wortman faces no opposition in First ward, while Second ward challenger A. H. Treat opposes Harry Rockefeller. Assessor Thomas A. Seger seeks renomination in the First ward. Second ward sees several challengers. Hope appears likely to win the nomination for justice of the peace, while constables Hullok and Canse may be renomination targets in their wards, with Hammell also a candidate.
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Park, Hall
Educational Hall
William ‘C. Burroughs
John Hubbard
Milan Ross
Ted
Samuel W. Kirkbride
G. Feed Ktooh
Erdeb Acheres
Bruce
Kestor
J. Edward
Wortman
A. H. Treat
Harry Ie Rockefeller
Thomas A. Seger
Arthur H. Hope
Justice of the Peace
J. K. Morton
Christopher Brazer
Tthe
J. Wesley Cross
Hope
English Missionaries Describe Boer War At Ocean Grove
Three African missionaries from Angola Africa testified at the New Brunswick District Methodist church in Ocean Grove claiming Providence supports England in the Boer War. Reva Amos Withey William Dodson and Ernest Withey spoke about a republican void in the Boer republics and warned of oligarchic control by a ruling committee. The group labeled the Boers as narrow egotistical and religious fanatics.
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England
New Brunswick
Paul
M. E
Ocean Grove
Reva
Amos “Withey
William’ Dodson
Ernest Withey
Angola
Africa
Poer Republic
Tod Fap Comitey
Bishop McFaul Lays Cornerstone At Star of the Sea School
Bishop McFaul of Trenton laid the cornerstone for Star of the Sea Parochial School in Long Branch on Sunday afternoon before about five thousand people. Rev. William P. Cantwell welcomed attendees. A large collection of $1,600 was raised. the school cost is projected at $40,000.
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Star of the Sea Parochial School
Long Branch
Chalsea
Third Avenues
Asbury Parkers
McFaul
Trenton
William P. Cantwell
Church of Our Lady
Star
Bea
New Brunswick
Hilzabeth
Bayonne
Knights of Columbus
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Keyport
St. James’ Club
Red Bank
Young Men's
Institute
Seabright
Long Branch Connell
Sacred Heart Cadets
Holy Angela Society
Young la ‘Ales’ Society
Amerigo Veapocal Society
The
Society of Btar
Italy
Methodists Begin Week of Prayer at Ocean Grove
The tenten week of prayer starts this evening at St. Paul’s M E Church Ocean Grove with united Methodist services from Bradley Beach and West Grove. Rev. Thomas S. Brook of Bradley Beach will preach. Tomorrow Rev. J G Reed preaches at West Grove M E Church.
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Tenten
St. Paul's M. E
Ocean Grove
Bradley Beach
West, Grove
Bishops’ Order
Thomas
Brook
Bradley
Beach
J. G. Reed
West Grove M. E
Reverend Peter Stryker Dies After Fifty Years in Ministry
Rev. Dr. Peter Stryker, longtime pastor of Grand Avenue Reformed Church, died Sunday morning at age 73 after a heart failure. Born April 8, 1826 in Fairfield, he served multiple congregations across New Jersey and New York, authored religious works, and held a Doctor of Divinity from NYU. His funeral is announced for Thursday at the Grand Avenue church with private interment at Maplewood cemetery.
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Joseph B. Margerim
William K. Devereux
Main Street
Trenton
Margerim
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Barah Etchells
Samuel W. Etchells
Asbury Avenue
M. L. Ferris
Prospect Cemetery
Burtis
Zexbariah Hankine
Firet Avenue
James A. Bradley
Z. Clark Marten
First Baptist Church
Jacobstown
Peter Stryker
Grand Avenue Reformed Church
Pater’ ‘Stryker
Fairfield
Stryker
Dr. Stryker
Maplewood Cemetery
Freehold
Auchor
William W. Conner
Belleville
ABC
Henry B. Stryker
Mies
Caroline H. Smock
Thirty-fourth Street
New York
Emily
Hanaway
Péter Stryker
H. B.stryker
Christian’ Inteligencer
National Advocate
Youth’s Temperance Banner
National Temperance Society
University of New York
Rutgers College
New Bruoawick Seminary
Raritan
New Bruvawick
Rome
N.Y
Saratoga
N. Y
Minneapolis
New Pastor Eli Gifford Welcomed by Asbury Park Methodists
Rev. Eli Gifford, former Camden Union EB Church pastor, preached his inaugural sermon as pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Asbury Park. The crowded service, warm greetings, and his 28 years in ministry set a hopeful tone as he urged Bible guidance, prayer, and unity. A week of prayer is to begin, with services planned through Friday and a reception for the pastor next Sunday.
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Eli Gifford
Unioon. EB
Camden
M. E
Gifford
Mr. Gifford
Mfe
Guldey
Giffird
Washington
Chin Pom Ye
Korea
New York
Paris
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Tam ©. Xe
Legation
Karea
Havana election issues and Wood tax proposal debated
In Havana on March 20 Governor General Wood met with influence figures urging taxation of valuable properties rather than each auger bag. They argue idle estates and sugar plants abroad avoid tax, while Wood seeks production by taxing property. Discussions also cover electoral reform, minority representation, and civil governor influence in selecting election officers.
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Havana
Wood
Paris
Madrid
Cuba
Senor Pierra
Electoral Commission
Senor Tanmayo
Colon
United States
Catons
Germany Faces Acute Coal Famine Threatening Factories
Berlin March 26 reports say the coal famine remains very acute. Factories have lost millions of marks and many operate on short time or at a loss. Chambers of commerce warn that continued famine could force factory closures and thousands of job losses. The Soling chamber and Barmen chamber urge action, with threats to curb coal exports.
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Ermany
Berlin
Solingen
Barmen Chamber
Coal ‘Syndicate
Republican Primary Meeting Notices and Rental Ads
A fragmented notice lists a Republican primary meeting time and date plus rental ads. It mentions a meeting Thursday evening March 10 1000 at 7 Avems and a primary date Tuesday April 10. Also lists rental ads offering rooms with modern improvements at rents 10 to 25 dollars per month and contact 40 agents or owners.
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Wraser
Keator
Cookman Avenue
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Ally Mall
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Daily Telegraphet
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Winston Churchill
Morning Post
South’ Africa
Great Britain
Bloemfontein
Rudyard Kipling
Ladysmith
W. Peewvenss
Dako
Norfolk
Flotler
Bogland
South -Africa
Sussex George
Brad
Blohmfontain
Pb.lygon
Grénadier
Guards
Coldstream-guards
Modder River
Johannesburg
Quarto Centenary
Asbury Park Masons
Deal County Club
Rds
Asbury Pork
Hanny
Grenelle
Peter
Geo Herbert
Aly
Nowlinve Hardware Story
Councilman - Kroeht
M’faul
Grenalle
Some Febesitin
We Weekly
Grand Avenue Reformed
Asbury Park ‘Methodists
Delagoa Bay
Bern
Switzerland
Court of Arbitration
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