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Asbury Park Journal

Location

Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1900

Page

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New Bargains and Low Prices at Race Street Store

The store promotes new goods and lower prices with a satisfaction guarantee. Highlights include 7 cents per pound sugar cured California hams, 10 cents can California fruits, and Star flour at 4.99 per barrel. Until the new building is finished the shop will operate from the Main street northeast corner of Lake avenue.

California Noble Milling Co Asbury Park Main Street Lake Avenue

The J. J. Parker Co. Address Listing

The J. J. Parker Co. is located at 604 68 Cookman Avenue and sits at the Main Street corner with Lake Avenue, listing its central business address and location details.

Cookman Avenue

Stepping Stone to Wealth in Asbury Park Boarding House

Big money in housing business with a 45 room boarding house in Asbury Park. Offered at 3000 down and 8000 on mortgage at 5 percent, balance on second mortgage at 6 percent. Rents at 1500 with fixed expenses 848 leaving net income over 700. Twining and VanSant advertise from Monmouth Building, Mattison Ave and Bond St, Asbury Park NJ.

Asbury Park Twining & VanSant Rooms Monm Movurh Mattison Ave And Bond St N.J. Sram

Jubilee Parade Promises Grand Republican Victory Celebration

The Neptune Township Republican Executive Committee selects Councilman T Frank Appleby as marshal for a giant parade tonight through Asbury Park Ocean Grove and neighboring townships. Delegations from Point Pleasant and Belmar may join with a brass band and paper rooster floats. Bonfires will light Sixth Avenue as the parade moves along a long route ending near Central Street.

T. Frank Appleby Neptune Township Republican Executive Committee Railroad Square Asbury Park Ocean Grove Tonkins John L. Schneider Marshal Appleby Republican Club of Point Belmar Sixth Avenue

Neptune Township Votes Show McKinley Victory Margin

Neptune township delivered a large McKinley majority of 580 with strong turnout from Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. Republicans kept steady effort for thirteen hours from six in the morning to closing time, with Assemblyman Kirkbilde active at the polls and contributing to the celebration.

Neptune Monmouth County McKinley Iéadera Ocean Grove Asbury Park

McKinley Roosevelt Victory Parade In Asbury Park

A dawn parade celebrated McKinley and Roosevelt's win with transparent torches and Sanford's band. Milen Ross rode as marshal while Assemblyman Kirkbride was briefly pushed into a crowd. The Asbury Park and Ocean Grove clubs joined, red fires lit Main Street as the jubilant crowd marched for over an hour.

McKinley Roosevelt Sanford Milen Ross Monmouth Monmouth Club Kirkbride Main Street Mattlsen Avenue Asbury Park Ocean Grove Republican Club Asbury Park Club

New Jersey Elects Six Congressmen in Republican Landslide

The Journal reports New Jersey voters gave Republicans wins in six of eight districts. H C Loudenslager, John J Gardiner, Benjamin F Howell, James F Stewart, R Wayne Parker, and Charles N Fowler win in districts one, two, three, five, six, and eight. Democrats win in districts four and seven. Assembly 44 Republican to 15 Democrat. Senate 17 to 4 in Republican favor. Essex County backs Republicans while Hudson goes Democratic. Chairman Franklin Murphy projects a Republican majority of at least 60,000.

Extra New Jersey H. C. Loudenslager John J. Gardiner Benjamin F. Howell James F. Stewart R. Wayne Parker Charles N. Fowler Allan McDermott Joshua Salmon Assembly Senate Essex County Hudson Franklin Murphy Republican State Committee

Crepe on Bryan Banner Sparks Local Debate

At nine this morning Oliver and a Democrat collaborator furled the Bryan banner while Republicans cheered. A crepe tied to the banner pole signals mourning and raises questions about the banner’s future.

Oliver Bryan

Voter Registration Glitch Halts New Yorker in Asbury Park

Al Craig arrived from New York to cast a ballot in the Second Ward of Asbury Park but was blocked when not registered. William Treat also lost his vote for the same reason as the registry did not list his name.

al ‘Craig Bryannte New York Asbury “Park William Treat

Bishop Fitzgeralds Appointments

Bishop J. N. Fitzgerald of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association is assigned to conference duty at Booz Alabama December 6 Mobile Alabama November 29 Yarmouth Maine April 24 1900 Littleton New Hampshire April 18 Brooklyn April 10.

J. N. Fitzgerald Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association Booz Als Mobile Ala Yarmouth Littleton N. H Brooklyn

Founder Contributes Fireworks for Republican Parade

Senator Bradley provided for fireworks tonight in connection with the Republican parade. The display location has not yet been settled.

Bradley

Bombs and fireworks light Monmouth County streets at night

Report from Asbury Park notes bombs exploded and fireworks fired on Mattison avenue until after three o clock. Frank Miller, owner of a restaurant in the Appleby Winsor building, boasted he would stake $100 against Bryan money that McKinley would win. Ocean Grove Republican Club gathers at 7 tonight to arrange the parade.

Mattison Avenue Asbury Park Frank Miller Appleby - Winsor Mattia McKinley Bryan Ocean Grove Republican Club

Lieut Pasco Killed in Action in Philippines

General MacArthur reports the deaths of Second Lieutenant William D Pan co and Privates Lem Meador Addison Eneix of Company K eighteenth Infantry near Quartero on October 29. Lieutenant Pasco son of former Florida Senator Samuel Pasco served in Cuba and later the regular army. Adjutant General Corbin also notes Assistant Surgeon Stanley M Stuart of Eleventh Volunteer Cavalry died in Luzon from a fractured skull after a fall from a horse.

MacArthur Washington Army Manila William D. Panco Eighteenth Infantry Quartero Lem” Meador Addison Eneix Pasco William Denham Pasco United States Samuel Pasco Florida Isthmian Canal Commission Third United States Volunteer Engineers Cuba Corbin Stanley M. Stuart Eleventh Volunteer Cavalry Santa Crus Luzon

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