Third District Republicans Name Convention Delegates
Oliver H. Brown of Spring Lake and Frederick P. Olcott of Bernardaville were elected delegates to the Republican national convention at the Third Congressional District meeting. Andrew J. Church and former Assemblyman George S. The Middlesex county were named as alternates. Speakers crowned McKinley with praise. resolutions lauded four years of Republican governance and pledged support for McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver H.brown
Spring Lake
Frederick P. Olcott
Bernardaville
Congress
Andrew
Church
George
Middlesex County
J. B. Clever
William
Gilbury
Somerset County
Brown
Samuel Woodride
Charles Arthur Reed
Plainfield
Olcott
Somerset
Kirkbride
Mesar Church and
Tice
Reed
Committee On
E. D. Petteys
Keyport
Jesse Collyer
Middlesex
L. Wyckoff
United States
Benjamin F. Howell
Republicat
Insular
William McKinley
Charles Place
Clever
McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Benjamin F. Grigga
Monmouth County
Charles McMichael
John
Silvera
Credendale
L. E. Watson
Monmouth
M. B. Smalley
Conger
D. W. Savage
Joseph Barrington
A. B. Brown
Z. D. Petteys
T. Wyckoff
Republican Party
O. H. Brown
House of Assembly
First National Bank of
Asbury Park
F. P. Olcott
Central Trust Company of
New York
New Jersey
William Jones Sewell
Foster M. Voorhees
Barker Gummore
Franklin Murphy
John M. Moore
William Bradley
William 8. Hancock
Samuel W. Belden
Oliver H. Brown
Nathan H. Hart
George W. Stickler
Sheffield Phelps
William Barbour
Robert N. Hawkeworth
Leslie D. Ward
Flavel McGee
Edward M. Watson
Charles J. Fisk
George W. Decamp
West End News praises mayor hotel advertising method
A West End leaflets mimicking a newspaper extols Mayor Frank L. TenBroeck for his unique hotel advertising plan. The two and a half pages feature clippings from papers nationwide praising the West End hotel and its owner, with the rest describing Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. TenBroeck
West End
Asbury Park
Ten Broeck
Charity Supper a Delighted Benefit Night at Grand Avenue
A successful charity supper at the Grand Avenue hotel benefiting Isolation hospital drew praise for the hostess committee led by Mrs F F Coleman. The women wore pink and performed as gracious hostesses assisted by many others, with the event highlighted by local shopping notices and weekend bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Avenue
F. F. Coleman
Howard Hulick
George Hillier
Daniel W. Sisson
David O. Bowen
T. Williams Pearman
A.W. Dey
John Rockefeller
Harry J. Rockefeller
Samuel A. Patterson
Anna L. Guy
McCabe Pushes Bishop Fitzgerald Quit Motion At Conference
At the general conference in Chicago Chaplain Charles C. McCabe of Fort Worth Texas read a resolution urging Bishop Fitzgerald to resign as head of the Ocean Grove camp meeting. Other resolutions called for Bishop Hurst to sell American University and Bishop Warren to end Denver University plans. Dr John Handley provoked a dispute by urging the British flag beside the Stars and Stripes. The British flag display was opposed by Dr William J Welch who warned against mixing national emblems. The resolutions were tabled amid excitement.
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Ocean Grove
Handley
England
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Charles C. McCabe
Fort Worth
Tex
Fitzgerald
Bishop McCabe
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Moe
Hurst
American University
Warren
Denver University
John Handley
M. E
Asbury Park
Camden
N&é
Methodist Church
India
Africa
Japan
China
Europe
William J. Welch
Wyoming
Man refuses bond in bastardy case jailed at Freehold
William Russell Horner of West Grove lies in Freehold county jail after declining to sign a bond to support Helen Wolf's child. He uttered he would rot in jail rather than comply, after a bastardy conviction found him guilty by a jury at a council chamber trial.
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William Russell Horner
West Grove
Freehold
Horner
Borden
Helen Wolf
Park Hall
Council
Seekers After Work Arrested in Bradley Beach
Six minor Trentonians were found asleep in the Symphon Manufacturing Company building at Bradley Beach. The youths were arrested and locked up in the township jail while authorities in Trenton determine the next steps and contact the boys' parents.
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Symphodon Manufacturing Company
Bradley Beach
Sea Bathing Begins Amid Ocean Bathers Off Seventh Avenue
A dozen venturesome young men swam in the ocean off Seventh Avenue despite closed bathing houses. They declared the water not very cold as they enjoyed a mermaid like dip. Ads promote shoes for $2 and new clothing at Steinbach's with Saturday sale notices.
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Seventh Avenue
Thompson Offers to Assist In Bring ing Guilty to Justice
Havana dispatch reports Governor Wood defending Cuba's inland postal service while postmaster Thompson, suspended for inquiry, arrives with a special agent. Thompson claims to fight for justice and denies guilt, noting a multi-thousand shortage needing explanation. A Baracoa case involves Neely's funds and possible lien. no arrest planned, funds to be refunded. Special agent to investigate, papers differ on blame. Also reports a house gift to Hendrick Hudson chapter, DAR, and mixed updates from Kumansi, Accra, and Chicago bishops race. Minor local notices close.
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Havana
Wood
Postal Service of
Cuba
Saya
BE. P. Thompson
Thompson
Baracoa
Neely
Lucha
The
Cubano
Post
Hathbone
General Wood
Charter Fire Ends With Minor Loss At Hall
Mrs John Britton discovered smoke in the Junior American Mechanics hall on the Appleby building third floor. Constable Halick Claude Guerin and Henry Hagerman quickly battled flames with water carriers. Fire started from a malfunctioning electric rheostat near two windows. The charter of Corinthian Commandery Knights of the Golden Eagle was destroyed. Damage is insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Britton
American’ Mechanics’ Hall
Appleby Building
Theodore Halick
Claude V. Guerin
Henry Hagerman
Mattison Avenue
Corinthian Commandery
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Westminster and First Presbyterian May Unite
Westminster church members met at Mrs A Rockafeller s home to discuss a full consolidation with First Presbyterian. Both pastors indicated willingness to resign for a new leader, and Westminster plans to formally approach First church through its negotiating committee David Harvey Jr Dr J F Ackerman and Dr Charles A Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
First Presbyterian
Westminster Church
A. Rockafeller
Grand Avenue
Westminsterites
George J . Mingins
Stor Af
Albert G. Bale
First Church
David Harvey, Jr
J. F. Ackerman
Charles A. Young
Secret lodge meetings announced for tonight
The Liberty Temple No 6 Ladies of Golden Eagle meet at 7 30 in the Winckler building, Neptune Lodge No 84 I O O F gathers at 8 in the Manning building, and National Tent No 6 Knights of the Maccabees meets at 8 in the Appleby building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Temple
Ladies of Golden Eagle
Winckler
Neptune Lodge
Manning
Knights of the Maccabees
Appleby
Steinbachs Anniversary Sale Opens With Mammoth Shoe Deals
The Steinbach Company begins a week long anniversary sale this Saturday featuring men and women high grade shoes at the uniform price of 2 dollars. New goods have arrived across departments with bargain highlights at both stores. Free soda water at Mammoth and a free concert at Ocean Palace. A special free train will take patrons from points south of Asbury Park on Saturday afternoon. Read the advertisement in this issue for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinbach Company
Mammoth
Ocean Palace
Fire near Wanamassa auditorium ends with minor damage
A brush fire near the Wanamassa auditorium in West Park yesterday afternoon caused an alarm. The flames reached the building’s floor, slightly damaging the structure as firefighters contained the blaze. Also noted are local ads for Steinbach’s sales and Grenelle’s products appearing in the Journal agency listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamassa
West Park
Clark resigns from Senate amid heated Montana dispute
Washington May 16 senator Clark of Montana announced his resignation to the Montana governor in a dramatic address in the Senate. He denounced the privileges and elections committee actions, defended his record, and pleaded to leave a name free of disgrace. The scene shifted to routine business as the matter paused. Clark later was appointed by Acting Governor Spriggs to fill the seat until the next legislature elects.
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Kumansal
Accra
Gold Coast
Frederic Mitchell Hodgson
Kumnassi
Cape Coast
Prabsw
Jebba
Mkinge Tackie
Cudjoe
Washington
Clark
Montana
Senate
Handler
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Marcus Daly
Mr. Clark
Ran
House
Alaska
Helena
Mon
Spriggs
W. A Clark
Butte
United States
Caonajoharie National Bank of
Canajoharie
N. Y
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Ienna
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D. A. R. Hudson
Marcellus Hartley
Hendrick Hudson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert Jenkins
Hudson
John Chester
D. D
H. Lyle Smith
Smith
Mary
Tellera
Calumet
Mich
Osceola
Winthrop
Quincy
Lake Superior
Adv
Steinbach's
Charter
First ‘Presbyterian
Steinbach
Grenelle
George B. Herbert
Amlvemey Sale
Bradley Bedch
Avon
Daily Journal
Journal
Bradley Beach Nation
Bcar
Daly
Massachusetts
West Pittsfield
J. S. Hopkins
Cherry Hill
J. H. Weston
Leek
J. Napier
Seneca
Allen
Pennsylvania
Eau.Claire
G. H. Gibson
Norritonville
J.W. Zimmerman
Penn. Qater
A. Lovett
Trout Run
Anvder
W. A. Clark
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