28 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Asbury Park Journal
Location
Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1900
Page
1
A local ad touts savings on daily groceries and Flour at Noble stores. It promotes Noble's Beat Flour and Noble's Star Flour with various barrel and sack prices, plus canned fruits, mackerel, prunes, peaches, ketchup and sauces. Tea and coffee blends are listed with per pound prices.
Our guarantee promises the best goods for the least prices with each item warranted as represented or money refunded. This notice emphasizes price and quality assurance to customers.
The Common Councils unanimously passed a regulation to extend the theater train service to Asbury Park, beyond Red Bank. The council also laid off License Inspector Tindall on January 1 and debated street encroachments on Second avenue.
The Journal forwards a petition and endorsements urging the Central Railroad of New Jersey to extend the theater train from Red Bank to Asbury Park. H P Baldwin receives the plea via special messenger James Hagermap with backing from Asbury Park residents and City Council.
In the State House lobby Wil lam J Bradley of Camden county is seen as a long shot for Speaker while political chatter centers on leadership among Assembly members J Henry Bacheller Charles Foote and J Kreitler. Senator Reed Hand McKee Cross and Francis appear less engaged as talks focus on House contests.
Carrie Crane leaves home with her eighteen month old child and seeks alimony through lawyer John T. Due. Reports swirl of poisoning in Mary T. Stryker’s death. New Brunswick police plan probe. Plainfield Board of Trade asks 1500 dollars for city advertising. Camden assemblyman bills bipartisan school boards. Newark expands jail discipline for keepers of disreputable houses. Steinbach Company stores close for Thanksgiving. Local ads for Miss Cora Sherman piano and mandolin lessons.
Dr Reuben P Thompson confined in Freehold county jail awaiting trial on murder charges in the May death of infant child of Miss Etta White of Long Branch. Fowler the alleged father confessed and implicates Thompson the girl and her mother Nelle White. All four held, with staunch legal defense prepared as trial looms December 4.
Tomorrow at the Athletic Grounds the Oreos meet Princeton Scrube in a big Thanksgiving football game with the local eleven showing new tricks after two weeks of practice. A ten mile Golden Eagles race runs from Asbury and Ocean to Asbury and Grand with about fifteen entrants. A committee will decide prize awards tonight, with the first prize described as an emblematic ring. The Asbury Park Gap Club opens sweepstakes matches at Blue Rocks in Avon for shooting starting at one o clock.
William C. Hunt, stairbuilder, lies at his home 1034 Munroe Avenue with two broken ribs after a beam broke while he worked on Charlea Lewis’s house in Belmar. He fell from height, was brought to his home by trolley, then treated by Dr. Kinmonth. He endures great pain.
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