British Fears Over Mafeking Relief Efforts Amid African Campaign
London March 27 reports from observers and correspondents describe confusion over British actions to relieve Mafeking. Military leaders like Lord Methuen are moving forces toward Kimberley and Griquatown, while others warn the expedition could take months and attract wide attention.
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London
Agar
Mafeking
Methuen
Warrenton
Jeavi ‘Kimberley
Griquatown
French Js
Bloemfontein
Thaba
Neh
Hortward
Spenser Wikinson
Movng Post
South Africa
Free State
Whiston Churchill
Cape Town
Binck
Borgher
Africa
Rele
Hospital Ship Maine Returns to Port After South Africa Trip
London dispatch reports Major Jian M. Cabell, former chief of the American hospital ship Maine, is en route to Washington and thenColumbia hospital after a South African hospital mission. He describes favorable wartime care aboard and the ship’s usefulness despite internal tensions. The voyage underscores the need to transport wounded safely while maintaining allied relations.
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Cabell
London
Jian M. Cabell
Cardeen
Maine
Colu
Weabligton
Cuba
Eamel
Gordo Hligh Jondera
Relington
Philippine
Islas
Fragmentary OCR Notice Mentions Unclear Event
Vague damaged text fragment references a return trip and wounded persons. Contains uncertain names and places, with scattered quotes about rebels and looting. No coherent dates or actions can be confirmed from the readable lines.
Miss Brown Reads Complaint On Fence Persecution
Miss Brown appeared before Common Council last night claiming Fred Breautigam built high fences next to her house darkening her first floor room and lowering her property's value. Magistrate Crosé urged action for the persecuted woman though no law requires fence lowering. The Board of Health may take up the issue and the Street Committee will investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bréaud Gata
Crosé
Miss Brown
Breautigai
Cross
Misa Brown
Miles Brown
Board of Health
Street Committee
Prison Doctor Saves Convict as Acid Attack Sparks Pardons Fight
A prison medical team treated George O'Brien after a fellow convict stabbed him and Dr Tom allegedly stopped the bleeding. Dr Tom, a Keyport physician jailed for a year over an acid-throwing incident, acted to save O'Brien's life before Brewer arrived. The O'Brien family seeks clemency, arguing Dr Tom is wholly innocent and the wealth used in his defense.
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Vis Dr-T
Ds ‘Tome
Brisob
Trenton
George O'Brien
William” Kylle
Dr.Toms
Keyport
Bia
Toms
Tom Als
Marksmen contest at Oceanport yields hog prizes
Thirty seven marksmen shot seven birds apiece at Oceanport yesterday for two hog prizes. First prize valued at $40 and second at $30. Tie breakers and names of top competitors noted, with several marked for next week's event.
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Oceanport
Demiss
Ivins
Bank
Holly Len Avinner
Jake Applegate
Booth Amboy
J. L. Price
Pleasa Bay
Phil Daly
Arthur Susamai
James Murray
Tles
Will Iabot
First Ward Republican Primary Meeting Notice
Voters in Ashe Ain nagaez Bees area hold a meeting Thursday March 29 at 7 80 Park hall to discuss candidates for the upcoming city election set for April 10 and to transact such other business as may properly come before the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashe Ain
North Pole Weather Council Debates Sea Rest Tax Exemption
Arctic council chamber discussion last night heated by cold debate over tax exemption for the Sea Rest institution. City Solicitor Hawkins cited the court ruling in City of Paterson versus Young Men’s Christian Association, noting the city’s inability to override the decision while residents argue charity benefits are uneven.
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Arctic
Council
la Francaise
Dia
City of
Paterson
Young Men's Corie Jtian Association
Hawkins
Kirkbride
Menhs
George W. ‘Treat
Hawkina
Not a candidate for renomination in local race
Notes discuss George F Kroebl urged to run again as councilman from the First ward while Brubes Keator backs Republican ticket for constable in the Second ward. Mentions NesemmemS and Covaciimid entities and a call from Ledger editor for renomination.
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George’ F
Kroebl
Horald
Eeeck
Crouchman Brubes Keator
Repiablttan
Consta
Secret Orders Meet in Asbury Park Venues
The Doings of the Various notes secret societies convening this evening. The oldwing secret societies meet at Winckler's Hall at eight. Seaside Conclave No 281 meets at the Appleby Building at eight. Atlantis Edcaupment holds a gathering in Manning Hall at eight.
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Asbury Park
Bradley Beach May Be Ordered Closed
Borough officials contemplate closing Bradley Beach public schools over unpaid 1809 funds owed to Collector Giffard. County Superintendent Enright may issue an order if the money is not paid within days. Extra council meeting planned. various appropriations and appointments noted as the borough prepares to act.
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Bradley Beach
William Giffard
John E. Enright
L. ‘van Gilluwe
Bradley, Beach
Giffard
Hia
Msed
Rogers
Carbine
Board of Health
Mart Rogers
W.D. Flood
William Furlong
Woolley
Randolph Bebutz
Addison ‘Harvey A
Caniel Wilkins
Obsequies Planned for Dr Paters Stryker of Grand Avenue Reformed
Funeral arrangements are set for Fev Stryker pastor of the Grand Avenue Reformed Church who died Sunday morning. Viewing will be Thursday from 10 to 12 at 414 Well wall Avenue before a 2 PM service in the church auditorium with leaders from New York and Monmouth nearby to speak and a choir led by Mrs Frank Wilcox.
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Fev
Patér Stryker
Grand Avenue
Follwaz
Alvin
Béwall Avenue
Cchurch
John B. Crary
New York
The
Christian Intelligencer
Stryker
TeénEyok
Samuel T. Senzle
Btryberg Elast
Netlersant Seminary
Jobh 'B.dunn
National
Temperance
Association
Isaac P. Brokaw
Freehold
Monmouth
George J. Mingins
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Asbury ‘Park
Frank Wilcox
Grand Conslatory
Reformed Church
Miss Morton Steld Away in Arraigned Case
A garbled court report notes Miss Morton involved in a vehicular incident with driver Steuer and Shahnaa et al. It mentions a charge of recklessness and a related dispute over prosecution. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
Death Notice for Bart Me from Mt Prospect Cemetery
At noon from his home 803 Asbars ey nug Rev WB Ferris officiated. Interment followed in Mt Prospect cemetery with Su rndertakier Bards in.
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WB. Ferris
Mt. Prospect Cemetery
City Notes from Mayor and Council Meeting Highlights
The mayor reported on a Board of Education request to appoint truant officers to round up children playing hockey. Water meters were tested by John L. Coffin with supplier talks for future pricing and terms. Beachfront sale discussions with James A. Bradley were continued to align with the beach purchase bill and sewer system conditions. Transfers were approved to pay police salaries. Dr. A Kinmonth sought street moves. referred. Daily Journal available at Bradley Beach stores or by carrier for six cents a day.
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Ten Broeck
Common Council
Board of Education
John L. Coffin
Manufacturere l
James ‘A. Bradley
Bradley
George W. Treat
Tfig
George. F. Wilbur
Samuel W. Kirkbride
William L. Meeks
George F. Kroehl
Kinmonth
E A Ford Dead Popular Traveling Agent in Grove
E A Ford died suddenly this morning at his Grove home. He was a well known traveling agent for the Penneylvants Railroad Co and long a familiar figure to many riders. Survived by his widow and one child, funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Penneylvants
Grove
Ford
Forde
Aervlea
Asbury
Avenué
Auction at Cedar Lake Ave for old merchan d ise and goods
Shaffer former street railway owner visits his brother W Howard Shaffer of Sewall Avenue. Newsboys at Bradley Beach and Avon can buy The Journal daily at agency and Bradley Beach stores. An auction tomorow at 6,000 with Heck Street old merchan d ise. Proceeds go to heirs. A competent train is to be provided.
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Shaffer
Street Railway
Eis
Odlack
Lake Avende
Heck Street
Crosbye
Helen Gould backs nine army chaplains in private support
Miss Helen Gould of New York reportedly finances nine or ten unofficial army chaplains or ministers serving with volunteer regiments in the Philippines and elsewhere. She pays each about 90 dollars monthly, totaling around two thousand dollars, a quiet effort begun after Congress failed to provide chaplains.
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Washington
the Star
White House
Philippines
Helen ‘Gould
New York
Young Men's Christian Association
Miss Gould
Helen Gould
Asbury Lodge to Host Grand Lodge Officers Night
Asbury Park reports the twenty fifth anniversary celebration of Asbury Lodge 142 Free and Accepted Masons with Grand Lodge of New Jersey officers as speakers. Grand Master Joseph E Moore and Deputy Grand Master Holt Apgar lead the event along with other officials and past masters. The banquet follows and a historical oration is set to be delivered by John Ax Githens, founder of Astinity Lodge, as the community is invited to subscribe to the weekly newspaper.
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Asbury Lodge
Grand Lodge of
New Jersey
Joseph’ E. "Moore
Jersey City
W. Holt Apgar
Trenton
J . By Wilkin
Newark
B. F. Wake ‘Field
Passaie
Charles ‘Bechtel
R. Redway
W- D, Rutan
Ewan
Burlington
Charled ‘Russ
Elizabeth
Grant High
Royal Arch Masons L. A
Long Branch
Rookn
Cook Batt
Fog
Holt Apgar
Eveniing
Paul Wotehl
John Ax’ Githens
Astinity Lodge
Banqhet
Moore Wilrespond
Todst
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Kimberly
Mafekin
Miss. Brown
Fred. C. Breautigam
Tome
Nots Pauzes
First Ward
Second Ward
P.m
North Pole
Ev aBarde
Cire
Eure Gure
Cee
Obsequies
Miss Morton-Steld
Dante
Steuer
Shahnaa
Betogd
Mage Borden
J. K. Morton
Avon
Daily Journal
E. A. Ford
Traveting
Pennsylvania
Melen Gould
ARMY
United Socialist Parties
Socialist Labor’ Party
Social Democrats
Lyceum
East Fourth Street
New
United’ Party
National ‘Executive - Committee
Socialist Bor
United Socialist Labor Party
Nlte
Asburt Laden
Hesti
Asbury Parkes
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