Chicago Welcomes Admiral Dewey In Massive May Day Parade
Chicago May 2 large crowds line the parade route for Admiral Dewey anniversary of Manila Bay celebration. 600000 spectators cheer as the admiral greets civilians from Michigan Avenue to Union League and University Club events. 300 young women spell Dewey with white gowns on the steps, and sailors collect bouquets along the route.
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Chicago
America
George Dewey
Maila Bay
Bnsy
Michigan Avenue
Dewey
Olympia
Adrial Dewey
Union League Club
Admiral Dewey
University
Jackson Boulevard
Ice Price Jump Hits Households as Ice Cost Rises
The Ice Company raises prices by $1 per ton amid tighter winter yields at Jamesburg, lifting cost per 100 pounds to 40 cents from 35. Families face smaller ice cakes for refrigerators and water coolers as inventories run short into July. Further increases are anticipated with August showing more hikes.
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United Ice Company
Jamesburg
Asbury Park
Local items from Neptune and Monmouth counties observed
Shakespeare's birthday noted in public schools. Postmaster and senator visited. Borough attorney appointment and fire department elections planned. Isolation hospital site under consideration. Epworth League attendance at Long Branch. Postal telchers return from Lakewood. Newsboys access daily Journal. Death of Joseph W. Child of Red Bank. Fire company thanks. Insolvency court bankruptcy rule. Postmaster removal advised for Shrewsbury. Strawberry festival at First Presbyterian Church May 10.
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Shakespeare
McKinley
Neptune Township
Republican Executive Committee
Alex. C. Yard
Elijah
Hutchinson
Trenton
George H. Wilkin
Second Avenue
New York
Camden Daily
Courier
Monda
S.qut
Dr White
A. M. E. Zion Church
J. E. Davis
First National Bank
At Springs
Board of Health
Epworth Leaguers
M. E
Simpson M. E
Long Branch
Harry Gibson
Postal
Lakewood Ptel
Bradley Beach
Avon
Daily Journal
Journal
United States
Kirkpatrick
James H. Shepherd & Son
Howell
Post Office Department
Shrewsbury
Monmouth County
Flrst Presbyterian Church
May Build a New Bridge Near Osborne Mill
A special committee of the Board of Chosen Freeholders met at Manasquan Tuesday and viewed the proposed bridge site at Osborne's mill. The project would cost $8,000, but action was deferred to the next meeting. Committee members include Mesara, Jefferson, Rockafeller, Gulre, Honce, Stevens, Buok and Butcher.
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Board of Chosen Freeholders
Manasquan
Osborne's Mill
Mesara
Jefferson
Rockafeller
Gulre
Honce
Stevens
Buok
Butcher
Flats for Rent on Keator and Cookman Avenues
Few choice flats still available for rent in Keator and Cookman avenues. Modern improvements and rents range from 10 to 25 dollars per month. Apply to agents or guests. Also notes Asbury Park High School field day exercises at the athletic grounds on Saturday May 5 with admission ten cents.
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Keator
New Cookman Avenue
Asbury Park High School
Asbury
Park High
Grenelle
Judge Heisley Rebukes Long Branch Liquor Sellers
Justice Gilbert Collins in Freehold criticizes Monmouth grand jury for lax action on liquor violations. He orders investigation of Belmar collector Charles McDermott and Sea Bright former collector Charles Desch over shortages. Judge Wilbur Helsley warns liquor license revocation for violations even without indictments and scolds arks owners for illegal sales by drivers.
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Gilbert Collins
Freehold
Long Branch
Monmouth Confity Grand Jury
Grand’ Jury
Collins
Monmouth Grand Juriea
Grand Jury
Justice Collins
Charles McDermott
Belmar
Charles Desch
Sea Bright
John D. Beegle
Joseph L. Oliver
Neptune Township
Wilbur A. Helsley
Helsley
Governor Voorhees Increases Gift To Reformed Church Mission
Governor Foster M. Voorhees raises his pledge to the Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church of America from 5000 to 9000 dollars. The gift becomes unconditional after the board did not meet the 40000 dollar debt valuation by May 1.
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The
Reformed Church Board of Foreign Missions
Foster M. Voorhees
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church of America
Voorhees
Asbury Park High School Holiday Concert Tonight
The Asbury Park high school presents a musical and literary program next Wednesday evening. The orchestra and glee club have rehearsed long and shown high efficiency promising a genuine treat for the audience. Part 1 of the program is published in another Journal column.
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Asbury Park High School
Journal
New Jersey National Guard Encampment Cancelled
Adjutant-General Stryker announced no division encampment in New Jersey this year. The Second Brigade with the Second and Third Regiments Battery B and likely the First Troop will spend a week at Beach Girt.
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Stryker
National Guard of
New Jersey
Bea Girt
Reduced Rates to Trenton For Prohibition Convention
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all New Jersey stations to Trenton for the state Prohibition convention on May 8. Tickets are single fare for the round trip with a minimum rate of fifty cents. Tickets good May 7 and 8 going, returning May 9 inclusive.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Daily Journal Delivery Details for Bradley Beach Avon
Bradley Beach and Avon residents may obtain the Daily Journal at the Bradley Beach Nation Store or arrange daily home delivery by carrier for six cents per week.
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Bradley Beach
Avon
Daily Journal
Bradley ,Beach Nation
Scottie's Neptune Heights Cafe Menu Update
Scottie's Neptune Heights cafe offers steamed clams oysters and chowder with broiled lobsters and atta x Grenellé's Magi featured as a special. patrons enjoy seafood options and adventurous additions.
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Neptune Heights
Beattie’s
Shark River
Ween
Scottie's
Scottie
Neptune Heights Cafe
Woolworth Girls Strike Fever Suppressed in The Fort
Reported incipient strike at Woolworth five and ten store over pay raise and extended hours from 8 to 8.30 pm. Management warned workers of replacement risk and promised wage increase once new hours are in effect, with no sustained action by the employees.
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Woolworth Five
Tennt
Bere
Woolworth’s
Eea
Secret Society Meetings Tonight Declared In Newark Area
Behind the wicket a notice lists Liberty Temple No 6 Ladies of Golden Eagle meeting at 7 80 in Winckler building and Neptune Lodge No 84 at Manning building at 8. National Tent No 6 Knights of the Maccabees Appleby building 8. West Grove Council No 273 Jr O U A M at 69 Corlies Ave. Monmouth Lodge 107 B P O will celebrate silver anniversary Friday with Assemblyman John P Dexheimer Newark state grand chancellor and other state officers present.
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Liberty
Temple
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Winckler
Neptune Lodge
O. F Manning
National
Knights of the ‘Maccabees
Appleby
West Grove
Siegel Coopers Incorporated Formation Details
The Siegel Co oper Company Incorporated with capital 24 million dollars was formed at Trenton Tuesday to trade in goods in New York Chicago and other cities. Of the capital stock 14.26 million dollars is preferred with cumulative dividends and the remainder is common. The incorporators are Philip A Qonne Walter C Weadley A H Vanderpoel Abraham Siegel William E Pine A G Hill and Joseph Wolf.
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Siegel-Cooper Company
Capital
Trenton
New York
Chicago
Philip A. Qonne
Walter C. Weadley
A. H. Vanderpoel
Abraham Siegel
William E. Pine
A. G. Hill
Joseph Wolf
Pullman Twins Lease Allenhurst Cottage
W Sanger Pullman and brother George M Pullman have leased George W Edge cottage at Allenhurst for the coming season. The brothers, now enjoying notoriety for proving they are not bigamists, finalized the deal through the Milan Ross agency with Mrs George M Pullman present.
Pensions Granted in Jersey Shore Area
Pensions were issued in the past month to residents Abel H. Lovett of Asbury Park, Hendrick Snyder of Freehold, David Vaugho of Red Bank, and Allen Goble of Point Pleasant for monthly increases. An advertisement notes Steinbach Furniture with claim to durability and arrivals, and another ad promotes Tattle Store as always cheaper.
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Abel H. Lovett
Asbury Park
Hendrick'' Snyder
Freehold
David Vaugho
Red Bank
Allen Goble
West Point Pleasant
Ioriginal
Gypsies wed in Asbury Park elopement tale
Thomas Costello of the Romany Rye gypsy camp eloped with Emma Smith of Newark’s Corri band and married in Asbury Park after requesting a same night ceremony. They stayed in Bradley Beach until Tuesday then departed for Washington. He is 80, she 20, described as buxom and black-eyed.
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Thomas Costello
Bradley Beach
Emma Smith
Corri
Gypelés
Newark
Asbury Park
Main’ Street
Morton
New Jersey Firms Incorporations and Large Capital Stocks
In April 203 companies were incorporated in New Jersey compared with 224 last year, with filing fees totaling 40 078 60 versus 118 299 25. The Interoceanic Canal Co led with 100 million in capital stock to construct the Nicaraguan canal, followed by several others with тысяч 1 million or more including Vaile States Long Distance, International in Tino Redoning, Hallwood Cash Register Co, Arconical Ore Reduction Co, Charles Pfizer Co, Automobile Patents, White Knob Copper Co, and Cape Nome Gold Mine Co among others.
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New Jersey
Interoceanic Canal Company
Vaile
Tino Redoning
Hallwood Cash Register Co
Arconical Ore Reduction Co
Charles Pfizer Co
Automobile Patenta Itation
White Knob Copper Co
Abe Eanssco Cpasec
Jeffries Buys Home in Loch Arbour Deal
James J. Jeffries of California purchased a property from William A. Brady on Tuesday in Loch Arbour. The 5 000 dollar plot on the banks of Deal Jake will serve as a training site for his championship battles. Jeffries described the transfer negotiations as hard work, akin to his training routine.
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James J. Jeffries
California
Tie
Illiam A. Brady
Loch Arbour
Deal Jake
Jeffries
Brady
Civil Service Exam In Ocean Grove For Post Office
Assistant Postmaster H H Bootley presided at a civil service examination for clerks at Ocean Grove post office. Carriers were to be tested but no applicants appeared. Candidates for clerkships included Miss Arrilla Matthews Miss Suale Miller Miss Lulu Ralnear Miles Anns Asay and Edwin O Fitzgerald of Philadelphia.
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H. H. Bootley
Ocean Grove
Ofice
Arrilla Matthews
Asbury, Park
Suale Miller
Lulu Ralnear
Miles Anns Asay
Edwin O. Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
Death of Rev. Jacob T. Price retires Methodist minister
The Rev. Jacob T. Price, a retired Methodist clergyman, died Tuesday in South Seaville at an advanced age. He was born in Cape May and joined the New Jersey Conference in 1866. His son, Rev. J Embury Price, is dean of the Ocean Grove Summer School of Theology. The page also advertises stores and products and notes a school field day at Asbury Park High on May 5 with ten cent admission.
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Jacob T. Price
South Seaville
Capé May
New Jersey
J. Embury Price
Ocean Grove
Battle looming as Boers resist near Thaba N'Chu
London dispatch reports heavy fighting feared to rival Ladysmith as General French commands 15 000 to 30 000 British against Boer forces 6 000 to 10 000 near Thaba N'Chu with bombardments and shifting maneuvers including Dickson and Hamilton actions and a Boer trap figure described by Winston Churchill.
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London
Ladysmith
Thaba N’chu
Lord Roberts
French
Pretoria
Sarah Wilson
Mafeking
Windsorton
Koenig
Beira
Lord Lansdowne
House of Lords
Bloemfontein
Times
Thaba-N'Chu
Winston Churchill
Thaba N'’Chu
Kitchner
Hamilton
Dickson
General Gordon
Peace Commission Banqueted in Amsterdam Toasts Mission
At a banquet for Boer peace commission members in Amsterdam on May 2, the Transvaal committee president proposed the toast Success to the mission, and envoy Mr Fischer thanked the sympathizing public. secretary Mr Deerdyn rejected claims of Boer surrender and noted no permanent return of commandoes. Boers Reach St Helens with 1009 prisoners aboard Bavarian transfer from Cape Town health reported.
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Peace Commission
Amsterdam
Transvaal
Fischer
Deerdyn
Krager
Steyn
Free State
Free Statera
St. Helens
Jamestown
St. Helena
Aay
Cape Town
Scotties for Good Things Heights Open for Season
Greatly improved since last year as Heights open for the season. The form, amid job printing advances, signals a positive start and suggests renewed enthusiasm for the club’s offerings.
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Woolworth Girls
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Pullman Twins
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Civil Service Examination
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State Board of Children’s Guardians
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