Bargain Flour and Sundries From F Barker Co
Two carloads Noble Milling Co flour offered at carload prices. Noble’s Best Flour $3.09 per barrel, 49 cents per sack. Noble’s Star Flour $4.49 per barrel, 59 cents per sack. Great Supreme Flour $5.59 per barrel. Sundries include Buckwheat 10c, Prepared Flour inc., Pears 5c, coffee 17c, tea 35c, syrup 10c, crackers 50c, Worcester sauce 5c, Eclipse ketchup, 3 lb peaches 10c.
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F's.arker Company
Noble Milling Co
Noble
Noble’s Star
Special Notice From Parker on Cookman Avenue Store
Mr. J J Parker declares no connection with any other store and will devote his entire attention to the Cookman Avenue Grocery Palace during its erection.
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J. J. Parker
Cookman Avenue
Stepping Stone to Wealth in Asbury Park Boarding House
Property ad touts a 45 room boarding house in Asbury Park with first class location and new furnishings. Asking 3000 down and 8000 on mortgage at 5 percent plus second mortgage at 6 percent, rents projected at 1500 per month. Owner expenses listed as 848, net income over 700. Twining & VanSant Rooms 12-13 Monmouth Building Mattison Ave and Bond St Asbury Park NJ.
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Asbury Park
Twining & VanSant
Monmouth
Mattison Ave
Bond St
N.J
New M. E. Church to Be Dedicated at Bradley Beach
The Bradley Beach Methodist Church will be dedicated next Sunday with daily services through December 2. The program includes sermons by Bishop Thomas Bowman and Rev. J William Lee, a revival that has yielded over fifty conversions, and a pew showpiece costing about $15 000. The church, led by Rev. Thomas G Brock since May 1899, has welcomed over 100 members, and is an offspring of St Pauls Ocean Grove with the Ocean Grove Association donating the lot.
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New Methodist
Bradley Beach
Joseph Marple
Thomas Bowman
Epworth League
George Dells
Thomas O'Hanlon
Pennington Seminary
Joseph L. Roe
Bilver
J. Morgan Read
M. EB. Snyder
H. Thompson
J. B. Kulp
George Dells, Jr
Addison Hutchinson
James R. White
B. F. Herbert
George Dales, Jr
A. Hutchinson
W. C. Snyder
E. Southard
V. A. Rogers
George Delas
Ida Sutts
Bertha Hall
O. H
Wrong Place for Football Causes City Nuisance
Residents near First Avenue and Emory Street complain to Common Council about boys playing football on the First Congregational Church lawn. The noise disturbs the neighborhood and risks damage to stained glass windows. Police ordered to abate the nuisance.
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First Avenue
Emory Street
Common’ ‘Council
First Congregational Church
Men’s Masquerade Ball Highlighted for Winckler’s Hall
Jolly good time promised at the Men’s Masquerade Ball to be held in Winckler’s Hall next Tuesday evening. Admission details appear in local advices. office hours noted as 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for related services.
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Winckler’s Hall
Adv
Fire destroys Monmouth Beach Casino and barn. man dies
A fire early today totally destroyed the Monmouth Beach Casino and damaged a nearby summer residence and a barn. Thomas Robbins of Long Branch was found burned in the barn, identified by W H Van Brunt and Robbins. Captain Mulligan and lifesaving crew helped prevent spread while Dr Knapp's cottage roof burned. Loss estimated at about ten thousand dollars with unknown insurance.
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Monmouth Beach
Charles Knapp
New York
Thomas Robbins
Joseph H. Cooper
Long Branch
Monmouth Buach Association
Dr. Knapp
William H. van Brunt
New York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Warm Novembers and a Snowy Aftermath in 1886
The article recalls a record warm November 21 with 70 degrees noted by the Weather Bureau. Henry D. Coleman, then sixteen, remembers basking in heat on Bond Street. A sudden drop the next day left two feet of snow, starting a harsh winter lasting into April.
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Bistary
Weather Bureau
Henry D. Coleman
Range Avenue
Bond Street
Goodwill Engine Company Dance Raises 100 for Equipment
The Goodwill Engine Company of West Park held a dance and entertainment at Educational Hall. About $100 was raised for new equipment with Sanford's orchestra providing music and Rev. M. L. Ferris of Asbury Park giving a short welcome. Doors opened at nine and dancing went to one, with a blackface sketch by Robert Culver prior to the event.
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Goodwill Engine Company
West Park
Educational Hall
Sanford
M. L. Ferris
Asbury Park
Robert Culver
Winter Schedule Changes for New York and Long Branch Line
The new timetable effective next Sunday removes the 7 o clock Central and 8 20 Pennsylvania trains to New York. The 0 20 Pennsylvania time shifts to 8 60. The 7 52 Philadelphia service moves to 8 05 and the 6 20 Central evening run to New York remains at 6 20. The Daily Jocuna will be delivered each evening to homes throughout the week. Read Crosbie ad on page 7.
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New York and
Long Branch
Central
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Walter Taylor apologizes as indictment is nolle pressed
Walter Taylor's assault and battery case against Policeman Hoagland, tied to the Ocean Grove Emory Street bridge incident, was nolle pressed by Prosecutor Foster after Taylor sent a letter to Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association Vice President Ballard acknowledging the joint bridge ownership and toll rights. Ballard and Hoagland agreed not to prosecute. The letter, dated November 22, 1900, supports the cessation of the case.
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Walter Taylor
Hoagland
Ocean Grove
Emory Street
Nolle
Foster
Taylor
Ballard
Ublic
James A. Bradley
Bradley
Waatrer Taylor
Free Wharton Cleared in Embezzlement Case
Rev Dr Henry M Wharton the Baltimore evangelist is freed as indictments against him are quashed due to technical grounds. Three charges were brought by Miss Clara Somera of Ocean Grove alleging false pretences and embezzlement connected with Willerd Home for Destitute Children to West Grove. The first indictment was quashed last Thursday.
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Henry M. Wharton
Baltimore
Wharton
Clara Somera
Ocean Grove
Willerd
West Grove
Thanksgiving Masquerade Parade At Freehold
A Thanksgiving masquerade parade features a fire company infantry company and rough riders in Freehold on Thanksgiving afternoon. After the procession participants will assemble in front of the courthouse for a blindfolded target contest with a brace and bit to hit the target centre. Merchants have donated many prizes for the event.
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Freehold
Court House
Local Nuptials, Deaths, and School Plans Listed in Red Bank Area
Miss Elizabeth Wyckoff Conover and David Vanderveer Perrine of Freehold plan a Thursday wedding. Miss Mable Gibbs of Red Bank will wed Clarence Taylor of West Long Branch on Thanksgiving night. Josephine A. Ormsby and Harry C. Wioterton of Keyport to marry next Wednesday. Eva W. VanHise of Long Branch to marry Wilbur R. Edwards. News of R. C. Stryker’s death in Rhinebeck. brother of Rev. Dr. Peter Stryker. Red Bank Board of Education calls for bids to erect a new high school building on November 28 at 8:00 p.m. James Cooper Jr. handles plans. Suspicion arises in shallow soil.
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Elizabeth Wyckoff Conover
David Vanderveer Perrine
Freehold
Slater
Peter Wyckoff Conover
Mable Gibbs
Red Bank
Clarence Taylor
West Long Branch
Mia
Josephine A. Ormsby
Harry C. Wioterton
Keyport
Episcopal Church
Board of Education of
James Cooper, Jr
Destructive Wheat Worm Threatens New Jersey Crops
In Monmouth county farmers report half their crop lost to the Sitatroga Cereallella moth. Some fields in Freehold show all wheat worm eaten and worthlessness at threshing. Entomologists note May adult emergence, with larvae laying up to seventy eggs per female and a July second brood. Farmers fear for yields as remedies remain experimental.
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New Jersey
Monmouth County
Freehold
New Jerasy
Smith
Eixty
Olver
City to Improve Water Runoff After Street Meeting
The Street Committee Mayor Ten Broeck Street Superintendent Smith and Civil Engineer Rogers met at Kingsley street and Asbury avenue to discuss drainage relief after floods. Plans under advisement could cost about $1,000 and aim to intercept surface water at First avenue and divert it to the ocean. Bradley will be consulted for input.
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Ten Broeck
Smith
Rogera
Kingsley Street
Asbury Avenue
West End
Rogers
Street Committee
Firat Avenue
Bradley
Neptune Township GOP to Celebrate Election With Dinner
The Neptune Township Republican Executive Committee met last night in Colrector Giffard's office and appointed a committee to arrange a post Thanksgiving turkey dinner. Covers will be laid for all thirty two members and for representatives of the Asbury Park and Ocean Grove newspapers.
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Neptune Township
Republican Executive Committee
Giffard
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Oreos to Tackle Orients in Newark Saturday
The Orient football team of Newark will face the Oreos of Asbury Park on Saturday. The Orients are noted for speed and strength and will challenge the locals. Clifford Haggerty, formerly of Asbury Park, will play for the Oreos. Also notes: Goodwill Engine Company thanks supporters of its dance and entertainment. Reformed Church ladies host suppers at 643 Mattison Avenue tonight and Thursday with 25 cent tickets.
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Orient
Newark
Oreoa
Asbury Park
Orients
Clifford Haggerty
Oreos
Goodwill Engine Company
Ady
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Mattison Avenue
Kester Block
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Main Street
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J.J. Parker CO
Lake Avenue
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Steiner & Son
Steiner's Mill
J. F. Seger
Coaxsand Avenue
M. E
Bishop
Bowman
D. Coleman
Rev. M. L. Ferris
Crosbie
DR. Wharton
R. C. Stryker
Rhinebeck
Stryker
Peter Stryker
Grand Avenue Reformed Church
Jersey
R. A. Tusting
Ocean
Asbury Park, N. d
Mm. E. Teitelbauis
Peter Bath
Bradley Market
Lai
Ngs
McCabe
Seohare
Harry A. Borden
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Maltisun Ave
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