Tribute to American doctors and a tax debate on capitol relocation
An article cites Dr Lorenz praising American physicians and charity, then quotes a state grand jury remark on blacks and governance. It argues against Senate Bill No. 31 proposing county capitol relocation, warning of costly bonds and regional shifts, and envisioning broader county and state implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castina
Lee
County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Senate
Burlington
Bordentown
Mr. Holly
Barling
Millville
Vineland
Bridgeton
Cumberland
Essex
Hudson
Bergen
Passaic
Sussex
Warren
Middlesex
May’s Landing
Salems
Atlantic City
Atlantic County
Tazpayers
May's Landing Building and Loan Association Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting in Room No.1 at Veal'sa Opera House elected the board: Lucien B. Corson John A. C. Troube Melvin F. Morse Howard Shoemaker Clark W. Abbot. Officers chosen: L B Corson president E D Riley secretary Selvin R Morse treasurer auditors James Combe W Neilson Noreroas and Dr Charles E Fauls berry. Fourteenth Series started 103 shares taken. Shares available from secretary or treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May’s Landing
James Combe
W. Neilson Noreroas
Charles E Faulsberry
E. D. Ruey
M. H Morse
John B. Hissey
Joseph L. Veal
Association la Adly
Board of Trustees
The
Presbyterian Church
L. B. Corson
Daniel Burgard
D. E. Jerard
L. B. Carson
Robert Miller
James A. Lambert
John cv. Troube
Howard Shoemaker
Samper Turp
H. Shoemaker
B. Turp
T. F. Gilmore
American Mechanica
Gilmore
Veal
Opera House
Death of Ex coroner E Ingersoll at Egg Harbor Township
Elisha Ingersoll longtime Egg Harbor County resident died at his Epgissle Creek home last Tuesday after a long illness at age 70. He helped shape township affairs and served as county coroner for three years after being elected in 18XX. A Keystone Lodge Linwood member, his funeral will be from his residence to Asbury Church, with Rev. D. B. Ackley officiating, and burial in Asbury Cemetery.
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Elisha Ingersoll
Epgissle Creek
Egg Harbor Township
Keystone Lodge
Macons
Linwood
Asbury Church
Ackley
Asbury Cemetery
A. Z. Abbot & Co
M. BR
Evangelist Ackley
John Brown
Weymouth
May's Landing
The Secret of Long Life
Vonalsta in keeping all the male organs of the body in healthy, regular action, and in quickly destroying deadly disease yerme Biectric Bittera regulate Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, purify the blood and give a splendid appetite. They work wonders in curing Kidney Troubles, Female Complaints, Nervous Diseases, Constipation, Dyspepsia st.d Malaria Vigorous health and strength always follow their use. Only 30c. guaranteed by Water 'Power Co.-Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonalsta
Water ‘Power Co
Ady
Local Notes Highlight Snowy Week and Church News
Community notices report upcoming sermon at the Presbyterian Church Rev I B Christ. Love Feast at M B Church drew large crowds. Township council to settle year affairs next Wednesday in Memorial Hall Atlantic City. Local merchants advertise phonographs bicycles and cider with several ads for Pratt's stores and Be The piece notes several births deaths and health concerns including a long list of church conversions and a casualty-free fox hunt count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Pilger Dobbina
Conny Board of Chosen Freehodera
Memorial Hall
Atlantic City
Pratt
Henry D. Moore
Ocean City
Calare
Griscom Swamp
Water Power Company
Senate
Derrette
Manaster J. Mears Campbell
Eugene Rowley
Toysterica
Special Criminal Court to Hear Waivers and Pardons
A special county criminal court session with Judge Endicott will hear Benjamin Gallarber and Alfred Grier in false pretents and burglary cases. District Attorney Abbott will move for waiver of trial by jury and for possible resentence of murder conviction as leaders discuss commutation at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Criminal Court
Whh
Endstort
Bentjamin Gallarber
Smith
Atlantic City
Alfred Grier
George ‘Easley
Wit Court House
Frids
Endicott
Abbott
Court of Pardons
Bal Iripana
Judea Hendrick
Endicot
Gay
J. Smith
Fourth Quarterly Conference at May's Landing Church
The Fourth Quarterly Conference met in the Lecture Room of the M E Church at May's Landing last Saturday evening led by Presiding Elder George L Dobbins. George Sebussler was elected Secretary. The reports from church departments were favorable and the church eyed spiritual progress. The following officers and stewards were elected for the ensuing year including Mra DB D Maiziz Vannaman and Albert Small as Recording Steward. Standing committees named for Missions Church Ettenson Education and Temperance among others. Resolutions praised Presiding Elder Dobbins for personal service and revival efforts and thanked him and his colleagues for guiding the church, dated January 34, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
George L. Dobbins
George Sebussler
Apd
Mra DB
D. Maiziz
Vannaman
Robert M. Smith
Morse
Measurs
M. C. Jo
D. W. McCibbe
B.D. Martiz
Church Ettenson
Albert Smallwiddd
Lloyd
H. W. Shaner
D. W. McClure
W. Noreros
B. C. Lloyd
Tracis—Mies
Edna Smitwoo
Ihb
Tulle Cornelius
BR. M.smith
Temperance
Ladiey Aja Society
W. N. Norcross
Edwina Coleman
Church
Dobbins
Bla
Sinnera
E. DD. Hinry
B. C. Luoyp
WayKxawan
May's Landing
N. J
Jack Applegate Weds Miss Millie Heinrichs in Atlantic City
John Applegate of this place marries Miss Millie Heinrichs a society figure of Toc...n New Jersey on the fourth inst with Rev J Morgan of St Pauls Church officiating in a parlor ceremony at 127 Folsom Avenue Atlantic City. A luncheon followed with decorations along the platform and cars. many local guests attended including Frank App, Ida Applegate, and Mrs Kebs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Appelegate
Edmund Applegate
Bunday
Misa Millie Heinrichs
Tockerton
N. J
William Bedle
Ming Lula Ingersoll
Folsom Avenue
Atlantic City
J. Morgan
St. Paul's Church
New York
Pecilona
Frank App
Ida Applegate
Melinda Kebs
G. Heldrichs
Wiamser
Louis Karbine
Ironia
County of Atlantic
State New Jpreey
Delag
Arlaic City
State of New Jerey
Varyland Avenue
Atlantic
Maryland Avenue
Atlanti Avenue
Baid Expierly
Maryland Area
Abe Sa
Anna Smith
Thomas D. McDevitt
Das
Joly
Ninas
Atlantic County
New Jersey
Devitt
Samuel Kirby
Sherif
C. Babcock
Prissée
Death of Mrs Charity W Pancoast Former May's Landing Resident
Death of charity W Pancoast age 83 occurred last Monday at her daughter Anna L Nabb’s Ocean City home after weeks of illness. She widow of Lewis M Pancoast longtime May’s Landing resident. Survived by five children including Charles A Pancoast Downstown Alonzo Vanaman and Mrs James Marshall Philadelphia Mrs William Peachey Atlantic City and Mrs Anna L Nabb Ocean City. Funeral held at Ocean City residence and Friendship Church with interment in Friendship Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity W. Pancoast
Anna L. Nabb
Asbury Avenue
Ocean City
Mra
Pancoast
Lewis M. Pancoas
May's Landing
Charles A. Pans
Downstown
Alonzo Vanaman
James Marshall
Philadelphia
William Peachey
Atlantic City
Anns L. Nabb
Friendship M. BE. Church
Friendship Cemetery
Decision Reserved in Glass Works Case
Vice-Chancellor Grey heard arguments in an injunction suit brought by the Glass Bottle Blowers Association of the United States and Canada against the George Jonas Glasa Company of Minorola. The decision, reserved, could affect rights of organized labor and whether unincorporated labor has standing against capital in U S courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association of the
Atlantic City Public Library edict restricts book access
Amid local notices, trustees ban selecting books for dirty faced children at the Atlantic City Public Library. Reports claim Schwab of the Rice Trust will donate an Italian marble altar for Nicholas Church at Tennessee and Pacific Avenues, with an ornate 30 foot tall feature. Public debates arise over a proposed city fire department funding increase and a trolley franchise from the Pennsylvania Railroad, including paving Jamie Avenue and citywide safety provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Atlantic City Public Library
Bibo
Schwab
Rice Trust
Nicholas
Tennessee and
Pacific Avenues
A. H. Phillips & Co
Janije Ayenue
Atlantic City
N. J
Ady
Copgremman Gardner
William J. Sewe
Ipreeniarao
House of Representatives
Dalsell
Pennsylvania
Hull
Iowa
Grosevyency
Ohio
Steele
Indiana
New
Counc
P.u
Pacific
Tenneépses
Academy of Music
Penpaylvania Railroad Sepiany
Bpec Si
Cy Cornel
Een Enieetan Es Vening
Jines
Atlantic Avenue
Uchelsea
West Jersey
Seaphore
Jamie Avenue
Wab Iu
Dinner honor for Congressman Gardner at Shoreham Hotel
Congressman J Gardner was the central figure at a dinner in his honor at the Shoreham Hotel Washington Thursday night. The guest list included United States Senators Kean and Dryden and many Atlantic City officials and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gardner
Shoreham Hotel
Washington
United States
Benatora Kean
Dryden
Lonndenslager
Fowler l
Atlantic City
Local Visitors and Association Notes Highlight Weekend
Mr Adame and Nr Jl sheets were McKee city visitors during the peat week. Mr John Colligan of this city was an Idlewood visitor at age. The Progressive Association had a feed after their meeting Saturday night and all present report a good time. Two members were added to the Progres Blue Association membership list at a meeting last Saturday. Mr D T Robbins of Port Norris New Jersey to Feliewing our station agent D W Praster who is enjoying a well earned vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame
Nr Jl
McKee City
John Colligan
Idlewood
Progressive Association
Progres- Blue Association
Mysterious Advert To Mingle Quack Cures With Conscription
Fragmentary ad text from a 19th or early 20th century page hints at remedies for mental illness and conscription rhetoric. It mentions a “New Discovery” for menta or Conscription and cure, promising instant relief from water power based bottles at a price of $9 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Downey
Menta
Ite Reilef
Instant
Ady
Kew Century Comfort Advertises Arnica Balm
A damaged ad promotes Kew Century Comfort Arnica Balm claiming it cures burns pimples ulcers boils sores and other ailments. The copy touts removal of corns and unrelated skin conditions and directs readers to Water Power Co. store for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducklen
Beat Water Power Co
Railroad men watches must be inspected and kept accurate
An Indianapolis News report describes railroad officials requiring locomotive crews to have their watches checked twice monthly and inspected every six months. Inspectors stamp and file cards to track accuracy, with emphasis on watches used by engineers and firemen on magnetized locomotives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iba
Indianapo
We Weks Tour Via Pennsylvania Rail to Florida
The first Pennsylvania Railroad tour of 1900 leaves New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington on February 3 making two weeks in Florida. Excursion tickets include transportation, Pullman berth accommodations, and meals at rates from 1800 to 3000 plus proportionate fares from other points. For tickets and itineraries contact Geo W Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Philadelphi
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Geo. W Boyd
Broad Street Station
Local Advertisements Mix Cedar and Piling Trades
Small town ads list cedar and shingle work at May's Landing New Jersey plus bricklayer plasterer repairs. Also promotions for Chamberlain’s stomach remedies and DeWitt’s Liver Pills with testimonials from Middlegrove and San Antonio. Freight, insurance, and moving services noted.
Noisy worry eases with Chamberlain cough remedy ad
The clipping suggests not worrying about controllable troubles and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ease cold symptoms and prevent pneumonia, promising quick relief. It notes availability at a store with a generic ad line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orse & U9
Trustworthy agent sought to manage finesse for established house
A genuine agent in each county is wanted to manage finances for an old established house. A straight bona fide weekly cash salary of 18.00 dollars paid by check each Wednesday with all payments processed from headquarters. Money advanced for expenses. Manager, 310 Darton Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oid
House of Solid Gnanda
Darton Building
Traveling sales position with established base
Ad appears for a Yaithful person aged 30 to travel a local territory visiting retail merchants and agents in several counties. Salary 919.70 weekly in cash plus expenses advanced. permanent position. Branch at 8 Dearborn Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batary
Branchard House
Dearborn S
Chics
Ady
Turkish Dishes Featured In Classic Food Study
A New York Tribune piece surveys Turkish table fare, noting meats fish and vegetables dominate, with corned beef rare and pork forbidden. It details fish such as red mullet and mussels, tomato staples, and methods for preserving tomatoes, plus recipes like moussaka pilaf imambande and dolma, reflecting Turkish habits and flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosporus
Carolina
Egypt
The Servant Problem Not Ne
An old notice discusses servant discipline with fines for poor conduct. It notes penalties for leaving doors open and beds unmade after 8 am, with cooks limited to penny fines for followers. The text reflects period attitudes toward domestic service and schoolhouse reforms.
Breach of Promise Case Prompts Earlier Marriage
Extract reads a muddled London Tit-Bits note where a mother urges her child to confess love and apologize while a father mentions a breach of promise case forcing an unexpected marriage. The fragment hints at family tension and social custom in an older London piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie
London
How Time Is Made In The United States
A summary of the nation using fixed stars to regulate time. The transmitter clock in the observatory, set by star time, sends a signal via electricity to telegraph offices in Washington and New York. Telephones connect wires to towns as the noon signal nears, while time balls drop and district clocks strike 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington
New York
State, War and Navy Department
Burglars Surprise Rich Merchant As Safe Is Found Empty
A wealthy merchant awakes to intruders in his home after two burglars break in and empty the safe. He calms them with a stiff warning to keep silent, then offers to show them the door, ending the scene with a wary, quiet resolution.
Quote on diplomat's slow posting stirs debate
A well known congressman recalled a newly appointed minister who took eight months to reach his post due to numerous social engagements en route. The anecdote highlighted concerns about foreign service practices and posting delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Service
Glo
Scwos Sd Srebplark
Discovery of Tyrian Purple Linked to Dog Bite on Shore
A story about a dog belonging to Fiercules who walked by the sea shore and ate a murex shellfish. Returning to its owner, the dog’s lips tinted purple led to the discovery of Tyrian purple. The pigment became a royal color used on ropes and signified high birth as "born to the purple."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiercules
Tyré
A Nodern Ananias
Mrs MatelandHenry asks if love remains after marriage. Mr Mateland replies love has grown deeper, and he loves her more than before. Dialogue attribution Rostof Trauser.
The Colt and Its River Echoes a Moral
A New York Herald note recounts a tale of a man attempting to ride a young colt. The creature resists, throwing him, then the man recaptures the horse and rides again, suffering injuries after a second fall. The moral: some people do not know when they are well off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
Antanno
I. Duzno
New York Herald
Encore Encore crowd roars after stage death
The Chicago Tribune reports a college audience chants Encore after the death of Exa on stage and the curtain falls. An Uncle Tom character appears in perplexity to comment that there are no wins left to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exa
Tom
Chicago Tribune
Miss Gabbie and Sharpe Clash Over Gossip
A Philadelphia Press item notes Miss Gabbie accusing Sharpe of spreading gossip about a neighbor. Sharpe defends herself as a wholesaler and faces insult claims from Gabbie.
What have you ever done for your country
A citizen asks what one person has done for the country in a Washington Star exchange. The reply notes the speaker is busy seeking what the country can do for him rather than counting his own contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewian
Washington
Assumed at the Altar Seafront Gossip Reveals Names
A fragmentary note reports a couple exchanging vows and a new surname. The brief hints at a mistaken name and a public exchange, with references to a spouse and a presumed identity. The readable line items suggest wedding chatter and social intrigue.
Atlantic City Property Foreclosure Seizes Tracts and Equipment
A sheriff sale in Atlantic City lists multiple parcels situated in Atlantic City and surrounding areas. The notice covers tracts in Atlantic City and nearby avenues including South Carolina and Mediterranean, plus industrial assets from Atlantic City Laundry Company and related equipment. The action is by trust company against Leon Jones and others, with the Mutual Building and Loan Association as creditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brate
New Jersey
Eieh
Allanie Alry
Alla Tea
South Carolina Avenue
Erlyne
Baltic Avenue
Wiliam
J. Moore
Robinsg Company
Caroling Avenue
Ruain
Moore
Duey Avenue
Ibence
Erli
Canlina
Sai
Hobinson Land Company
Avante City Sewerage Company
Upor uCrora
Sh 33Rd
Hobinson Company
Anantic City Age Company
Zaid Real-Estase
Columbia
Asid
Atlantic City Laundry Company Et
T Lion
Ang
Samuel Kirby
Louis
Kuebnie
Atlan
South Carolina
Atlantc City
Atlantic
Sta
Lartee
Allantic City
New-Jersey
New Hamphire Avenue
New Hampshire Avenue
Caspia
Caspian Avenue
Doex
Th Merk
Levi, Albertson
Harold HK. Lewis
Tees
Leon Jones
Atlantic County
Msg
Angion
Tb Mutual Building and Loan Association
West Jersey and Seashore R23 Schedule 1903
Train times for May's Landing, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City, with weekday and Sunday departures listed. Includes interlocking signal system details and note to consult ticket agents. Also includes long ad copy for Witch Hazel and a digestive product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennsylvania Bar
West Jersey & Seashore
May’s Landing
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
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Maus
International Customs Congress
Snow
I. i
Asena Jandy
Building and Loan Association Officers
E. Ingersoll
W. Grove
Pratts
John Pratt
I. B. Christ
Adv
Ned
M. E. Church
Andrew Bonarth
Ths Place
Mt Barren
Thomas 3
Smallwood
Man Street
Maple Avenue
Thomas Barret
D. D. Asney
Reynard
Missouri
May's Landing Water Power Companys
Campbell
Capes May County
Cape May Court House
Tuckabod
Tuckabee
Yepe May
Chamberlain
Morse & Co
Lodge
Thomas F. Gilmore
May’s
Landing Council
Order United American Mechanics
English Creek
Up-the-River
Egg Harbor
George Jeffries
Constant Smith
A. L. Spafford
Chester
Mich
Special Criminal Court
Jack
Applegate
Benedict
Minorola Glasa
Antic City Notes
Ino Counel
Prj
Dollaux
Inter
S'wy
AB. F. Qicoi
F. S. Lee
Louis Kuet- Die
Cora Lewis P. Scott
Chry
Harry Wooten
Louis Donnelly
Emer
Dr. Irelan
J. Haines Lippincoir
Walter Eb Edue
G. Mojock
Harry Bacharseb
Charles G. Fortner
Warren Somers
David R. Barrett
John G. Ibreveani
Joseph Thompson
Johannam Soderbom
Fergus Falls
Minsell Sr
Chaineriajo
Htar
Waaso
Manothers
Versais
Congressman Gardner
Lewis P. Scott
Gardner
Kean and Dryden
Fowler
Loudensinger
E. 8. Lee
8Roy
Traiter EB. Edge
Judge Enricott
Bacharach
Louis Kuebnie
Chy
Wootton
Herman G. Marock
John G. Shreve
Louis H. Donnelly
Emery D. Irelan
David ER. Barrett
Charles Fortoer
Thomas Endicort
McKee City Notes
Mr. C. Oldroyd
Stanley Praser
Kew Century Comfort
Presa
L. F
Bel
Storne & Co
Meadow Land
Frank MiJoreton
Surveyo
Pennsyvania Avenue
North
N.J. P.O
N.J. P.O. Box 193—Ady
L.w.cramer
Tal
Bec
J Harbert
Expressman
Estelmvili
Melara F. Craig
Middlegrove
DeWitt
D. Wiliams San Antonio
Terx
Teele Sam
Seag
Jess
Dess
Sheriyy's
Coll of Chancery
Puplie
Marsh
Tyuarsos
Herifp
Jesuén
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Sheriff’s Bale
Samuel Kieby
Martha H. Short
Obed W Short
Martha H. Shopt
Ccutrix
A. D
Hapngy Woorros, Proctor
Ajotice
Daniel W. Myers
Orris Randolph
Joux B. Slacx
Proctor
Hutchinson
A. Be Wcon, Gen’ Paws
Dundred
Tisdale
Summerton
DeWirn
Kodaol
Moree'& Co
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