Turbulent Times Marked By Global Tensions And Local Listings
The report notes potential China Portugal conflict and British diplomatic resignations. It also mentions the launch of the steamer Hispania for the Anchor Line in Glasgow, a severe St Kitts flood with high loss of life, and a long list of Monmouth County property conveyances in Asbury Park and Ocean Grove, with various parcels and prices recorded for multiple owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Bridge
China
Portugal
Gladstone
Quéén Victoria
Hispania
Gissgow
St. Kitts
Leeward Islands
Persens
Ouro
Washington Disclosures and Political Motions
Washington reports show the Department of West Point to be abolished. The President pardoned E. M Maxwell after a month of a two year Texas penitentiary sentence. Mary A Oliver sues Simon Cameron for breach of promise on appeal to the Supreme Court of the District. Senator Davis proposes restoring Major Reno to his late rank. Bureau of Statistics records March 1880 breadstuff exports at 14 974 71 dollars, nine months to March 31 total 182 638 26 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of West Point
E. M Maxwell
Texas Penitentary
Mary A. Oliver
Simon Cameron
Supreme Court of the District
Davis
Illinois
Senate
Major Reno
7Th Cavalry
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Strikes, fires, and political notes ripple across regions
A 60 000 man Pennsylvania coal strike is discussed. Belleville Ontario’s Opera House burned. Postmaster Arthur of Chicago faces defalcation trial. Mississippi's Gov appoints an indicted murderer to office. Grant visits Chicago and Springfield. Tornado aid goes to Marshfield Missouri. Delaware Water Gap steamer arrives at Port Jervis. Kentucky Senate backs reading and writing jurors. Siam’s king plans US visit. Confederate Memorial Day observed in Mobile. San Francisco Chronicle editor Charica DeYoung killed. Thomas Smothers sentenced for assault in Washington. Ward’s Island inmate Denz er kills fellow patient. Kemble and associates fined for bribery attempt. Norwegian bark Arizona reports fire at sea. Dyer hunts near Saybrook. shot by posse. Strassburg emigrants set Atlantic record. Macon Mississippi storm devastates town. Illinois cyclone causes fatalities and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Belleville
Ont
Arthur
Chicago
Grant
Springfield
Aiden
Marshfield
Delaware
Port Jervis
Kentucky Senate
United States
Mobile
Charica DeYoung
Chronicle
San Francisco
J. M. Kalloch
Thomas Smothers
Washington
Lous Lema
Charles Denzer
Ward
Arizona
Baltimore
Mnet
Mathilde
Wilmington
N.C
Glasgow
John Dyer
Saybrook
Ill
Strassburg
Bremen
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Atlantic
Macon
Miss
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Illinois
Missouri
Christian County
Taylorville
Temperance War and a Sip of Mystery Skeleton
The article contrasts temperance work with daily labor, noting the ongoing, unending effort required. It recalls a discovery by Styrian wood cutters who unearthed a remarkably preserved skeleton with clothing, a powder horn, pipe, and a crumbling ratline, suggesting a hunter who died trapped while pursuing game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gittoyra
Drommiing
Eraco
Bing
H. von Krackowitz
Ferry house planned for Hoboken amid overall reform drive
Hoboken will build a handsome ferry house while Vineland orchards escape frost damage as blooms appear. Fire at Englewood ruins Lydecker home contents. other incidents include deaths by accident and illness and varied railroad findings and municipal measures across New Jersey towns.
Freeholders Board Plans Encampment at Asbury Park
The Board of Freeholders will meet in Freehold on Monday. A proposal to hold the encampment with the Grand Army of the Republic along the seashore is discussed. In Freehold a man died by his own hand in a shed attached to a barn on Sunday morning April 25 during family absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of ‘Chosen ‘Freeholders
Freehold
Asbury Park
John
I. Holloway
Ghorehy
Monmouth Courthouse Opens May Term and Local Developments
The May term of Monmouth courts will begin Tuesday. The Monmouth County Teachers Institute will meet in Red Bank on May 26 27 and 28. Local business leaders hosted visiting silk manufacturers praising the town and its reception. A Branchburg temperance meeting at M E Church drew 465 pledges. The Branchport bridge project received iron and timber and progress is expected to allow crossing in about two weeks. The Shrewsbury River south branch is targeted for steam navigation with Col J N Macomb bidding for dredging 10 000 cubic yards of sand and mud.
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South Pennsgrove
Newark
Woodbury
Mon Phatart
Barber
Salem
New Brunswick
Temperance Herald
State Union
J. A. Boocher
Rochester
N. Y
Union and Advertiser
Johnson Imlay Robins
Allentown
Monmouth County
Allentowar
Ahhe
Monmouth County Teachers’ Institute
Red Bank
M. E
Branchburg
Paarme
Oceanport
Branchport
Shrewsbury
Col
J. N. Macomb
U. S
Shad Runs At Bay Shore Hint Profitable Season
Large catches of shad reported at Bay Shore in Red Bank as fishermen expect a profitable season. Samuel Walah sold a 70 pound codfish on Wednesday from Secor's pound in Port Monmouth. Town election set for May 34 with a Commissioner four Assistant Commissioners town Clerk and two election Inspectors to be chosen.
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Hubert Tilton
Louisa B Tilton
Holmdel
Jas
A. Simpson
Rebecca Stillwell
Wall
Robert T. Simpson
Landa
Jas. A. Simpson
Rebecca Newbury
Andrew J. Longstreet
Edward Ralph, Jr
Holmes Stryker
Houay
Raritan
Matawan
Chas, Allen
Sheriff
Elisha J. Morrison
Eatontown
Amelia Little
Joel T. Clayton
Geo
Reid
Manalapan
William White
Osborn Curtis
Albert M. Nor
Mansaquan
D ‘Albert M. Norton
Sarah BE. Curtis
Mannaguan
Charles Allen
Rens. W. Dayton
Atlantic
Alfred H. Hagerman
Hubert Richardson
Joseph W. Johnston
Wm. C. Fields
Michael Ervin
Abraham N. Cook
James H. Harris
Robert M. Morrow
Benj, D. P. Morris
Ocean Beach
John BR. Bergen
Samuel B. Vandergrift
Hi. Y. W. Meyer
Mary
Carter
Middletown
Wo. Steele
Galeb' Packer
Millstone
State of New Jersey
Long Branch Ocean Piér Company
Atlantic Ocean
Long Branch
Long Branch Ocean Pier Company
Warren Leland, Jr
Bay Shore
Samuel Walah
Secor
Port Monmouth
Local Ladies Learn Violin Under Malchow’s Lessons
From the Red Bank Register it is noted a large number of young ladies in town are learning violin. Malchow is giving lessons to many of them. Mr George Curry, son of Mr Orrin Curry, recently graduated from Hahnemann Medical College Philadelphia, will locate in Brooklyn on May 1 to practice his profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eereee Malchow
George Curry
Orrin Curry
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Monmouth Park Grand Stand Lengthened and Property Upgrades
The Monmouth Park Association outlines a 110 foot grand stand extension and substantial property improvements. The Monmouth County Jerseyman merges into the Zatuntown Advertiser, with subscribers to both papers asked to realign under new terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park Association
Monmouth County Jerseyman
Zatuntown Advertiser
Keyport Weekly Notes Oysters Arrive Daily and Orchard Damage Reported
Vessela Inden with plant oystera arrivals are frequent in Keyport. Prof. N. B. Carson, former principal of the Keyport Graded School, lies ill at his Seaville residence, a sad notice for friends. Tuesday night’s cold front damaged peach bloom and Furman Taylor’s near 2,000 trees will lose much of the crop. Several orchards suffer substantial damage.
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Carson
Keyport
Seaville
N. J
Furman Taylor
Sea Side project advances as crews work on river span
Work continues on the Sea Side extension while grading on the south riverbank is completed between Sea Girt and the river. Steam plow drivers are set to start bridge work Monday amid shifting newspaper moves from Haddonfield to Camden and rising county losses from berry fires.
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Bama & Murphy
Law
Freehold, N. J
Jae Ae
Ate & Pe
Tay
Ann
Ferris & Thompson
Autorneya
Wall Street
New York
Wharles J. Parker
Coors
Ey N.S
Kennedy
Asbury Park, N. J
John E Epee
Bergen Bi Dot Baime
Axbury Park
Soak's Ballas
M.hevius
New Jersey
W.H. Veedenburgh
Vhederick Parker
Sedenburgh
Parker, Gameliers and
Alicrte Reta
Boege
Taylor
Gs Cine 700 Bank
White's
Broad Street
Hustis
Main St
Park Hall
M. D
Slocum
Correu
Park Row
Steinbach’s
Main Bt
Asnuny Panx
Ohn Buckelew
Memenger
Hathaway
Stereo
Sreet
Kman
E W. Arrowsmith
Fuseo & Haggerty
Wall Bfreet
Mubbard Hendriekaon
Wim
Asher Haggerty
Avid Harvey, Jr
In i LE d Examiner Notary Public
Asbury Park, NJ
A.W. Hetrick
J. Homaopathis
Cookman & Byngs Av
N.J
Boon Gst
Ener Ee Co
New
Atom Tormey
Clarenee Conover
Oficsa Bartls
Court House
Farenorn
Yeas
Oconveyanoer
I Cook's
Ames Steen
New - York
Eavontown, N. J. Rr
Benjamin
Albertson
Pavatortespenig den Fo Cotsen
D. W
J. G. Sexton
Frank A. Mackie
Ocean Geve
N. A
Frank B. Warner
Arbuly Park
W. J
Fred. L.bomers
John J. Estell & Son
Tahail
Coel
Astury
Geo. M. Bennett
Whitefield Av
Ocean Grove
Satan &O
Lokerson
Bewall Avenue
Main Street
Warren Brown
Cor. Lawrence Av
H. B. Johnson
Hoover & Sons
First Avenue
Grand
Emory
Box
R. M. Worthington
Plac Worthington
Wood
Bud Roory
Mt. Davery Park
A. J. Brown
Asbury Ave
Hathaway's
Sumner
Central Park Lawn
Sargays G
Curis
Redden & Applegate
J _Francasia
J. A. Morford
van Derveer
Long Branch Village
PRATT
Astral, Oil
Demorest
Trenton
Cookman Avenue
Bond Street
Aabury Park
Grant & Messler
Carpenters & Builders
Sewall Avenus
Emory Street
Grand Avenue
Asbuby Park
Ashi Park
J. W. Sutphen
Blacksmite
Alls
Asbury Avenue
Kirekbride Bros
Park
Wash Park
Rat Ave
Betottik
Ss. Iszard
W. H. Fulper & CO
Cookman Ave
Stiles
Cay Rend
Knalpes
Cookman
James Mons
Austen Layard
Sir Henry Elliott
Constantinople
Vienna
Monmouth County Clerks Office
Asbury Pare
Geo. W. Weikel
Henry C. Winsor
Albert H. Brown
Catherine A. Gill
Elas
A Bradley
Geo. C. Ormerod
James A. Bradley
Alonzo B. Chamberlain
Alonzo “B. Chamberlain
Edward Hulsapple
Lucy F. Chamberlain
Martha Mills
Oean Grove
Wm. E. Scott
Stephen G. Wallace
Jeremiah Poley
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Anna Graham
C. C. Clayton
Ira Johnson & Sons
Neptune Township
Sidney Throckmorton
Helen M. Fratley
Nop
Robert M. Worthington
Jee Mary
Herbert
Ocean Park
Russel White
Richard A. Mooney
Neptune
Russell White
Wm. Hathaway
Llaneoue
T. Hendrickson
Hendrick Voorhees
Howell
J. Clarence Conover
Henry Ee Acres
Holman
Emma Brown
Caleb Parker
Mary Holman
D. Seymour
Daniel Edwards
Joel Potter
Ella Vannote
General News
Gov. Btone
Mississippi
Chisholm
Hoboken
Vineland
John—R. Lydecker
Englewood
Iowa
Simon Kinney
Brookside
W. A. H. Ormaby
Belle Plain
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Jersey Railroad Company
Walls, Campbell & Co
David
Wren
Harristown
Atlantic City
Congress Hall
Citizens and Fire Department
John Blackman
Cooper & Hewitt's
Reigelsville
Warren County
Morrise County
James C. Blauvelt
Tenafly
Joseph Porter
Camden
Absecom Bar
Burlington
John Williams
Jersey City
Delaware River
Belvidere
Elizabeth
Compton Mills
Hammonton
James Sheppard
Hisinrich
Moran
Sheppard
Easton and Amboy Railroad Company
Provident Life and Trust Company of
County Clark
Irigadio
Joseph W. Revere
Morristown
Borsch
Boston
Paul Revere
Gama
Antietam
Gettysburg
Patterson Browers
Monmouth
Monmouth Courts
Silk Manufacturers
Gouteramace
Atoreshold
Thomas Mulholland
J. C. Smock
Hudson Bennett
J.clarence Conover
The
Long Branch News
Red Bank Register
Ro Advertiser
Keyport Weekly
Manasquan Sea
Camden County
Haddonfield
Ocean County
Protestant Episcopal Dioceis
Hudson County
Hans’ Cort. Baturday
Garretaon
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