British Columns Marching North Near Bloemfontein
London dispatches report General French leading 0,000 troops north of Bloemfontein with Lord Roberts sending 10,000 more to Gled ten miles north of Bloemfontein. Strong Boer resistance delays advance as reinforcements and railway repairs affect operations.
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London
Morek
E French
Bloginfontein
Tian” Nehu
Saye
Olivier
Padybrond
Nobertsy
Gled
Bloemfontein
Morning Post
Coldstreams
Grenadiers
Glen
Gordons
Gathcre
Warrenton
Esys
Lord Roberts
Kroonstadt
Daily Telegraph
Grovelarr
Colesberg
Basuto
Natal
Pretoria
Daily Mail
Michael Davitt
Kroger
Daily’ Mail
Laurenco Marques
Pietermaritaturg
Moka
Daily Mall
Joubert
Laula Botha
Real
West African
Times
Laurence Marques
Bays
Tréichoroya
Transvaal
Eepublics
Era
Thep
Jacobédal
Bloemtonteli Tiraers
Annual Banquet of Asbury Park Pioneers Honors Wyckoff
The Twin City Pioneers Annu al Banquet in Grand Avenue hotel honored founder J A Githens and late member David A Wyckoff. Officers include President Atkins Scribe Githens and speakers praised fellowship and plans to form a Pioneer auxiliary for children to sustain community memories.
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Asbury Park and
Qcean Grove Pioneers
Tess’ Than’ Fiflesn
Olath’ Naval
Grand Avenue Hotel
Anu
George’ L.atking
John An Githens
John
M. Dey
William Wilson
John Bergen
Johnn
Patterson
Henry Steinbach
Anton Reid
George M. Bennett
Woolley
Lybrand ‘Sicovera
Githens
Sttendsace
Zachariat Hanking
Atkins
John M. Dey
Sill
Pioneers
Berlice
John A
Suass
David H. Wyckoff
Theodore
Jéin A. Githens
Beachfront and sewer sale scheme to be negotiated by council
The mayor and council commit to consult with Mr B and fellow members on negotiating with James A. Bradley to purchase the beach front and sewer system. The councilors named are Frané L. TenBroeck George F Wilbur Samuel W Kirkbilde Willam L Mebks and George W Treat.
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Frané L. TenBroeck
James A. Bradley
New York
George F.wilbur
Samuel W. Kirkbilde
Willam L. Mebks
George W. Tréat
Ocean Grove National Bank Authorized for New Ocean Grove Bank
Washington dispatch states the comptroller of the currency has authorized a new bank at Ocean Grove with $26,000 capital. The Ocean Grove National Bank will be led by corporators William H. Beagle D C Covet 8 W Kirkbride George F Kroebl and A C Twinlog of Abury Park.
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Adiapatch
Washington
Ocean Grove
Octéan Grove “National Bank
William H. Beagle
D.C. Covet
8. W. Kirkbride
George F. Kroeb
A.C. Twinlog
Aabury Park
A. Probst
Leadley
Charleston
John Parker
M. EK
William G. Moyer
St. Paul's M. E
Crésbie
Death Notice for E. A. Ford at Ocean Grove Home
Funeral services were held this afternoon over the remains of E. A. Ford at his home 06 Main Avenue Ocean Grove. Pallbearers included Messrs Purdy Powell and other relatives. Undertaker Burtis will forward the remains to Bordentown for interment.
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E. A. Ford
Main Avenue
Ocean Grove
Messry
Purdy
Powell
Newark
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ford
Tollotrow
Burtis
Bordentown
Ihtellidit
Second Ward Republican Primary Held Amid Turmoil
Vague OCR text references a local Republican primary in the Second Ward with scattered names and dates. The fragment mentions elections, party designations, and administrative notes, but specifics are unclear due to garbled characters.
La Gloria Promises Have Not Been Kept
A mixed report from Lieutenant Eva to the Nuevita command details land contracts worth 51000 dollars, unresolved deeds for colonists, and unmet promises of a sawmill and hotel. It notes harsh terrain, 176 residents including a doctor and twenty women and children, scarce beds, and costly rations as colonial tensions rise.
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la Gloria
Woinét
Anya
Haa
Nuevitas
Nugyltan
Northmerican Truat Company
United States
Havana City
Major d
Island
Rafadidg Fo
Senor Bacallao
Secret Police
General Ludlow
Venezuela
County Court Cases Include Three Months Jail For Schberzling
William Reynolds of Asbury Park was sentenced by Judge Conover in Freehold to three months in the county jail for embezzling money from the American Wringer Company. A writ of error was filed to take the case to the Supreme Court. Other defendants, Lowell Reichi and George Calvary from Neptune Township, were sentenced to two months each for liquor offenses with bail set at $1000.
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William. Reynolds
Asbury * Park
Wringer Company
Conover
Freehold
Supreme Court
Jaylew
Thomas J. Wirickisr
Lowell
Reichi
George
Calvary
Neptune Township
Ofler
Case
Shei
Shoes and prices from a local shop catalog
Fragmentary catalog page lists shoe styles and prices with unclear brand names and values. Reads like advertising for men and women footwear with cents and dollar amounts, including occasional brand fragments and design notes.
Republican primaries shape up for city offices this evening
The Republican primaries will be held tonight in each ward to nominate candidates for city clerk collector and treasurer in the first and second wards. Burroughs Hubbard and Ross seek renomination for clerk collector and treasurer, with Kroehil set to run again in the first ward. Second ward aims to select a freeholder with Harry J Rockafeller and Augustas H Treat as rivals. Multiple candidates contest assessor in the second ward while Thomas A Seger faces John L Schneider in the first ward. Citizens’ primaries follow Saturday for freeholder in the first ward with Frank L Tuttle also possible for councilman.
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Park, Hall
Educational Hall
Burroughs,Hubbard
Ross
Kirkbride
Kroeh
Firat
Councilnidti
Keator
Bir
Thun
Harry J. Rockafeller
Aaguatas
H. Treat
Frank L. Tuttle
Republicans Nominate Sops for National Convention
The New Jersey Republicans set dates for the 19 April national convention and district nominating meetings. Monmouth county will choose one district delegate and Somerset county selects the other. Former Assemblyman Oliver H. Brownh of Spring Lake is urged to run as district delegate, a bid seen as nearly secured if he accepts.
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New Jersey
Monmouth- County
Monmouth County
Somerset
Friends
Potts v Hubbard Partnership Suit Dismissed in Newark
The Newark court continued the George Potts versus John Hubbard case over an accounting in Asbury Park and Belmar Street railway matters. The judge ruled in Hubbard's favor and dismissed Potts' complaint. R T and W B Stout represented Potts with Samuel A Patterson for Hubbard.
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R. T. and
W. B. Stout
Potts
Samuel A. Patterson
Hubbard
Two Judges Appointed by Governor for City and Passaic Courts
Governor Voortiees names Robert H. Teigeraoft and Willa ML Watson as judges of the district courts in Auntie City and Passaic. They are commissioned under the law passed during the last session of the legislature.
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Voortiees
Robert H. Teigeraoft
Willa. ML. Watson
City
Reelection bid filed for Second ward freeholder
A candidate for reelection as a freeholder in Asbury Park's Second ward urges support. He cites perfect attendance at board and committee meetings and records showing votes for measures beneficial to the town. He asks voters to attend the primary and endorse his candidacy.
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Asbury Park
Hanky
RockArstren
Funeral for Rev Dr Peter Stryker Held at Grand Avenue
The funeral for Rev Dr Peter Stryker was held at Grand Avenue Reformed Church at 2 pm with Rev Dr John B Drury of New York reading the introduction and Dr Dana delivering remarks. The service featured hymns including The Sands of Time and Oh Church of God Go Forward and was followed by interment tomorrow under Undertaker Sexton.
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Peter Stryker
Grand Avenue
Church of God
Stryker
Drury
Dana
Sud Rey
George J. Minglns
Wettminater Presbyterian
Avenue’ Reformed Church
Bible Class
Ladies’ Ald Society
Westminster
First Presbyterian
Sexton
Freshold
Asbor.dey and Local Notices Highlight Evening Events
Faint, jumbled notices describe Republican primaries tonight and various city matters. Names include James A. Bradley and Charles W. Russell with references to governance, finances, and local appointments. An auction, church services, and charity entertainment are noted along with vacation plans for a banker and a cycle club closing their clubhouse.
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James A. Bradley
Charles W. Russell
Brunswick
David Jr
pSeadh
George W. Pittenger
Warner Ventilating Cushion Shoe Ad
Exclusive agents promote Warner Ventilating Cushion Shoe for men claiming no garbling sensation no odor no corns and no aching feet with improved comfort and advertised features.
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Warner
Porto Ricos Fate Decided Soon in Congress Debate
Washington March 29 The Senate agreed to vote on Porto Rico government and tariff with key remarks from Mr Davis Minnesota urging free trade and internal revenue taxes on rum and tobacco rather than duties. He argued a tariff would burden Porto Rico and the United States alike and warned of public reaction if the bill passes. The House spent the day on army appropriations with minor amendments and a clash over transport Sumner fittings.
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Washington
Senate
Porto Rico
Davis
Minnesota
United States
Porto’ Rico
Porto
Tariff
Congress
Driggs
New York
Republican Primary Nominating Meeting in First Ward Park
A meeting of Republican voters in the First ward of the city is set for Friday evening March 29 at 7 30 at Park Hall to nominate candidates for the upcoming city election. The notice invites eligible voters to participate in the nominating process and to attend the gathering for party proceedings.
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Butler
Sean Palace
Reek Eteet
Park Ball
Totes
Oh Okey
Som
Pea
Somrad Roe Enon
Openog Onan, Ry
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Twin City Pioneers
Grand Avénue Hotel
Mr. B
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Ocean Grove National Bank
Second Ward
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Evans
Anthopigy
Jenness
Miller
Park Wall
National Convention
Brown
Edstér
Vai
Simmenacis
Grenelle
Sorosis
Biele Ee
Bratemacn’e Magni Ady
DR. Stryker
Reformed Church
Kennard Chandler
Ocean
Girove
Salvation Army Hall
Erte
St. Paul's
Richard
Jenkinson
Rephina Dagon
C. Wagner
Coast Land Improvement Company
Brooklyn
Ain Soonengi
Bynum
W. D. Bynum
Jones
Arkansas
Berry
Money
Fairbanks
Spooner
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