26 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Asbury Park Journal
Location
Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1900
Page
1
The notice promotes savings on staples with Noble's Flour lines at 83 09 bbl half barrel sacks 49 cents per sack and 84 49 bbl half barrel sacks. It lists prices for Table Peaches Red Cherries Mackerel Prunes Peaches and other canned goods, syrups, sauces and starches, plus tea and coffee deals including Mocha Blend and Supreme blends.
Big money in boarding houses with a 45 room property in Asbury Park. New furnished building in a first class location offered for 3000 down, 8000 mortgage at 5 percent, balance on second mortgage at 6 percent. Rents 1500 with fixed costs 848, net income over 700. Mattison Ave and Bond St. advert.
An editorial urges Asbury Park residents to petition the Central Railroad of New Jersey to extend the theatre train between New York and Asbury Park. It notes Long Branch residents push for the extension, calls for united action, and asks for signatures on a petition to be delivered before the service begins next Wednesday.
Early morning petitions gathered rapid signatures across streets banks stores and offices to urge Central Railroad to extend the theatre train to Asbury Park. Citizens council officials and business leaders praised the effort noting trains run to Red Bank next Wednesday and urging full support for wider service.
Bradley Beach dedicates its new Methodist church costing 15000 with large congregations despite storm interference. Bishop Bowman unable to attend. Editor Loomie of the Christian Herald delivers the morning sermon. Rev. Dr. Thomas O Hanlon preaches at night. Special offering nears 3000. services continue this week. A dwelling at West Sunset Avenue in Asbury Park will be sold Tuesday at 2 p.m. Also notice Red Men masquerade Ball at Winck Jer's Hall tonight.
Joint meeting of Monmouth and Ocean counties teachers opens at Neptune Township High School. Attendance looks strong with both counties unified for the first time. Notables include Miss Louise Connolly, W B Powell, W J Morrison, Madame C W Van Helden, and Edward Howard Griggs.
Bradley Beach factory pauses as two hundred applicants pour in after the company posted recruitment notices. Strikers tour the railroad to stop workers from New York and Philadelphia, while Board of Trade President Gratz allegedly guaranteed no wage cuts. Secretary Herzog screens applicants. Dr. Keator offers potential arbitration if both sides consent.
A letter from Asbury Park dated November 26 1900 requests extending the Theatre Train from Red Bank to Asbury Park and notes plans to inaugurate service from New York on November 28. The writer appeals to H P Baldwin general passenger agent of the Central Railroad of New Jersey.
Advertisement notes a complete stock of dress materials with fashionable options and competitive prices. It mentions a weekly feature and promotes Tur and Jernacs Company department.
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