Noble Milling Co. Flour Deals at J Parker Company
Local retailer J Parker Company promotes Noble Milling Co. flours and assorted groceries at carload and sack prices. Highlights include Noble's Best Flour at 3.09 per barrel, 49 cents per sack, Noble's Star Flour 4.49 per barrel, and Great Supreme Flour 5.59 per barrel, plus assorted staples like Buckwheat 10c, Pears 5c, Coffee 17c, Tea 35c, and Ketchup 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Noblie
Newersey
Sean Table
Republicans Poised to Do Little Overhaul in Legislature
The next Legislature appears set with Mahlon Pitney as Senate President and John Gibson as secretary, while Jesse Salmon may secure a second term as supervisor of bills. Senator Reed expected to lead the Senate, J. Henry Bacheller seeks Assembly Speaker, and Vivian Lewis pursues the Speaker’s post with Essex backing. Redistricting hinges on census data and potential extra congressman as eight districts shift population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Pitney
Morris
Senate
McCarter
Essex
John 8. Gibson
Jesse R. Salmon
Salmon
Exeex
Gibaon
Charles A. Reed
Somerset
J. Henry Bacheller
Newark
House of Assembly
Essex County
Vivian M. Lewis
Pasanic County
Enex
William J. Bradley
Camden
Republan
Gloucester
Salem
Cumberland
Cape Mey
Atlantic
Burlingtop
Mercer
Ocean
Middlesex
Monmouth
Warren
Hunterdon
Sussex
Passaic
Bergen
East Orange
Jersey City
Hudson County
Bayonne
Union County
McKinley and Roosevelt Club Eyes Washington Trip
Twenty one Ocean Grove members sign to travel to Washington for McKinley’s inauguration in March. They expect one fare for the round trip with weekly payments, and a special car if twenty five go. A club banner will be provided by Ocean Grove ladies for the journey. The day’s court case saw William B Fisher prevail against Thomas Fordyce in a suit over a 200 horse trade and related notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley and Roosevelt Club
Ocean Grove
Washington
McKinley
Woolston
Pennsylvania
Central Raiilroad
Ines
W. H. Hamilton
D. D. Peak
Frient N. Woolston
Cluk
William B. Fisher
Thomas Fordyce
Istrate Cross
Fordyce
Fisher
State Tax Board reports record rise in New Jersey valuations
The State Board of Taxation submitted its annual report to Governor Voorhees. Total taxable real and personal property in New Jersey for 1900 is 891,287,286, up 26,720,759 from 1899. Exemptions total 164,470,842, up over 7 million. Monmouth County real estate 46,708,909 and personal 7,754,647, with total valuation up 1,801,442 from 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Taxation
Voorhees
Carl Lenis
New Jersey
Monmouth ‘County
Asbury Park Men Return From Maine Camping Expedition
John N. Bortia and O. E. Eskew of Asbury Park and Allenhurst resident Dr. E. B. Reed led a three week Maine trek to Camp Twilevemond near Lake Chesancook. The party hunted fourteen deer and other game in temperatures from ten below to ten above. They learned McKinley’s election on the return journey and split at Milo Junction with Reed and guides remaining behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
John N. Bortia
Asbury Park
O. E. Eskew
Allenhurst
Camp Twilevemond
E. B. Reed
Asbury Parkers
Messie
Reed
Barda
Eskew
Lake
Chesancook
William H. Pancoast
Dr. Reed
Milo Junction
Englishman Aids Larceny Case in Philadelphia
Henry Stuart, an Englishman about 37, employed by H. A. Gayen in Red Bank, charged with larceny for stealing harmonicas a railroad mileage book and spin. He was in Philadelphia for extradition and the case to be examined by the January grand jury after three months with Gayen and a sanitarium past in South Norwalk Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Stuart
Philadelphia
H. A. Gayen
Red Bank
Mr. Gayen
South Norwalk
Conn
Surprise Clothing Co Advertises Bargains This Thursday and Friday
An Asbury Park advertisement promotes Popular Price Pruning bargains at Surprise Clothing Co. featuring women’s underwear and clothing. It promises no shoddy stock and double worth pricing, urging readers to see the sale on Thursday and Friday at 614 Cookman Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowar
Prici —Adv
Bam Coser
Mae Pee ‘Thureday
Surprise Clothing Co
Cookman Avenue
Asbury Park
Assignee Opens Main Street Grocery Store
Claude V Guerin as assignee for grocer J J Parker has opened a store on Main Street beside Sreinbach s Ocean Palace to dispose of the remaining estate groceries not listed in the two Asbury Park inventories. The note ends with an unrelated proverb about winning the daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude V Guerin
J.J. Parker
Main Street
Sreinbach
Ocean Palace
Asbury Park
Seo'ad
Allenhurst borough council resignations shake Coast Land ties
Four members of the Allenhurst Borough Council resign midmonth amid pressure from property owners seeking less Coast Land Company influence. Edwin P. Benjamin is replaced as mayor by W. H. Duval, with Samuel H. Combs W. H. Graef Edward M. Thompson Sobn R. Thayer and William Beecroft filling the vacant seats and Duval becoming mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenhurst
Midnth
Eldwin P. Benjamin
W. H. Duval
Coast Land Company
E. H. Benjamin
Meyer Benjamin
Samuel H. Combs
Brooklyn
Municipal
W. H. Graef
New York
Tle
Edward M. Thompson
Sobn R. Thayer
United States Express Office
Edwin P. Benjamin
William Beecroft
Duval
Wheelmen Sweep Second Match Against Oreos Club
The Asbury Park Wheelmen beat the Oreos Athletic Club in four games on Davenport's alleys in the Parker building. J. E. Fittcroft was absent and replaced by John L. Schneider, the score details show the Wheelmen winning three games to one after an initial tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park Wheelmen
Oreos Athletic Club
Davenport
Parker Building
Mattison Avenue
Wheelmen
J. E. Fittcroft
John L. Schneider
Sanger Pullmans Trunks at Center of Attachments
In Long Branch Magistrate Brinley will hear a writ of attachment on seven trunks owned by Mr. and Mrs. Sanger M. Pullman from the Edge cottage in Allenhurst. The trunks were seized to secure a dairy bill under $30, then additional creditors attached items totaling about $180. Pullman contests the attachments as illegal since one trunk held clothing belonging to Mrs. Pullman's sister.
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W. R. Brinley
Long Branch
Married at Dawn in Asbury Park Wedding
Mrs Ella Britton wed Mr Grupp at the bride’s home Rev W G Moyer of West Grove Methodist Church officiated. The couple with Mr and Mrs John Britton and Mr and Mrs John Grupp left on the 7 29 train for Philadelphia en route to Riverside California to pursue orange growing.
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John M. Britton
John Grupp
Asbury Park
Philadelphia
Riverside
Cal
Grupp
Ella Britton
W. G. Moyer
Weat Grove Methodist Church
Blankets and Pillows Advertised by Dr. George B Hervert Dental Office
Advertisement announces a large assortment of blankets and pillows with special prices. Dr. George B. Hervert, dental surgeon, located in the AP and 0 G bank building offers Office hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ges administered.
State News Bits Highlights Local Crises And Trials
Mrs George Wallington of Trenton languishes ill after an overdose. A two year old Watts child in Trenton saved his parents from gas asphyxiation. Bertha Magle of Newark attempted suicide with paris green. Nicholas Frotutto found dead in Newark likely from asphyxiation. Judge Krueger stays on Court of Errors bench after Gov and justices pressure. Van Munter-Lucas case on cow ownership ends after three years. Nurse Sophie Smith was ambushed but escaped. Rev Davage and Miss Elliott ousted for distrust. Mayor Norton faces charges for self approved bills.
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George 8
Bremen Street
Newark
Paris Green
Nicholas Frotutto
Eighth Avenue
Gottfried Krueger
Court of Errors and Appeals
John H. van Munter
Fielding G. Lucas
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Court of Chancery
Sophie Smith
Samuel Freeman
Morristown
Morristown Trust Company
George T. Davage
Elizabeth
Interstate Mercantile Benevolent Industrial Association
Misa Louisa B. Elliott
Bloomfield
Dick” Norton
Hightstown
Weather and civic notes from Asbury Park community page
Coal dealers complain warm spell freezes demand while Commissioners of Appeal plan a tax hearing next Tuesday in the council chamber. The flagpole at Railroad avenue slated for repainting. Bazaar planned by West Grove M E Church at 143 45 Main, with Dr Coleman injured. Pentetonta class meeting set at West Grove church with Charles A Tushingham in charge. Thieves broke into Purchase meat market stealing 25 dollars worth of meat. no leads. William Giffard returns from Philadelphia where his wife and child receive specialist care. Asbury Park Wheelmen to elect secretary treasurer December 3. Grand Avenue Reformed Church hosted chowder supper at 643 Mattison. salads tonight, oyster supper tomorrow. Howell Troopers postpones meeting due to absentees, to reconvene next Tuesday. Walter Taylor to be tried in Freehold for alleged assault on Policeman Hoagland near Emory street bridge after toll dispute. Reformed Church ladies offer salad supper tonight and oyster tickets tomorrow at 643 Mattison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Coleman
John Taylor
West Grove M. E
Charles A. Tushingham
Camden
Asbury Park Wheelmen
T. A. Miller
Grand Avenue
Walter Taylor
Ocean Grove
Freehold
Hoagland
Emory Street
Taylor
Croen
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J. J. Parker
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J. J. Parker CO
Corner Lake Avenue
Asbury Park, N. J
Steiner & Son
Steiner's Mill
J.F F. Seger
cookMan
Twining & VanSant
Monmmouth
Mattison Ave
Bond St
Tagnipes
Pitney
Lewis and Bradley
State Board
J. N. Burtis
Benjamin
Beelmen LeRoy
Schneider
Weld
Ees Avaee
Ene Sane
Adrian
ORDOS
Sat Hen
Srereverenee
Dae
Watson
Ene
Woodward
Ore
Sanger Pullman
Commissioners of Appeal
Council
Ladies of the West Grove M. E. Church
William Giffard
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Keater Block
Crosbie’s
R.A. Tusting
Asbury Avenue
Asbury Park, N. d
E. Teitelbausi
P. O. Bradley Beach
Peter Bath
First Avenue
Bradley Market
McCabe
Muscle Sporting
S2ruis
Harry A. Borden
Mattison Aves
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