Wise and timely hints on cholera prevention by New Jersey board
A historical column outlines measures recommended by the New Jersey State Board of Health to prevent cholera spread. It urges sanitary inspections, sewer and dwelling checks, disinfection readiness, waste disposal, quarantine of infected individuals, and public health education to arrest the disease’s advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelers
Bow Jersey
Medical Society of New Jersey
Board of Health
Local notes from Ocean Grove and area residents
A collage of brief items notes residents and visitors: M Veo Buren of Central Ave and others at Grandview on Second Street Park. social calls by Miss J Weservelt and Mrs MacDonald. Trinity Oba and Collector H N Spencer. Miss Mamie Warren visiting Mra Calhoun. Frank Dodge at Ocean Grove. H C Van Emberg moving to Hornellsville NY. Manager Pacel secured office space in North Avenue. telegraph office moves from Hotel Grenada. Mrs Willing and family in Bellmar for summer. Andrew MacArdie's critical illness at Pond Tool Works. Miss Margaret Cornell to Ocean Grove. Frederick Wharton promoted to inspector. John Ulrich ill at home. Clifford and Harry McGee returning from Chicago World's Fair. William Sebring and Henry Woodard to confer Order of the Temple in Elizabeth. Harry Yeager enjoying a dip at Ocean Grove. Rev William Miller to preach. Miss Belle Carker to Ocean Grove. Edward T Wilson and mother bound for Pittsburg. Miss Elia Mack visiting Allerton. Borough Counsellor Reed in Bomerville. George Dressler and Clara Dressler visiting uncle George Geibel in Arlington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Veo Buren
Central Avemas
Joe
Telbart
Andrew MacArdie
Pond
Norecea
Margaret Cornell
Cbare Street
Ocean Grove
Frederick Wharton
Herbert Willet
Alexander Willet
Pinre
Milla
John Ulrich
Ra Clifford
Harry McGee
William Sebring
Henry Woodfard
Trinity Commandery
Iastaight
Eliabeth
Order of the Temple
New Brunswick
Newark
Jersey City
Washington
Asbury
Harry Yeager
Liberty Street
William Miller
Irk Avenue
Belle Carker
East Third Street
Edward T. Wilson
Bla
West Fourth Street
Pittsburg
Mise Elia Mack
Bomerset Street
Allerton
N. J
Reed
Bomerville
First National Bank
George Dressler
Clara Dressier
New York City
Mre
George Geibelson
Arlington Avenue
Late News From Noland City Tugs Through Mixed Race Noise
A jumble of notes reports racing and social life in Noland City. The Asbury Park Athletic Association plans an eight-event tournament with A T Hinrichs from Crescent Wheelmen entering the one and two mile races. A wheels rider John Randolph of West Front Street contemplates entering the Fanwood Scotch Plains road race. Electric utility work replaces poles on Somerset Street while local commerce and school projects press ahead. A bicycle mishap on West Eighth Street leaves Browne bruised. Plainfield sees heavy rain, and local tradesmen shift stores in Clinton.
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Asbury Park Athletic Association
A. T. Hinrichs
Bert
Foun
Evoos
Whe
Io Tale
New York
Newark Pak
John Randolph
West Front Street
Tile
Scotch Plains
Somerset Street
Merchenta
Baptist Sunday Schools
Habway
Owenty
Perth Amboy
Plainfield
van Ness
Rahway
Anys
Advocate
Herodgh
Fernoons
Browne
West Eighth Street
Madison Avenue
Plainfeld
Somerville
Tanis J. Carey
A. D. Thompson
Ae Place
Clinton
Steven
Osborne
Patna
Knox Chooses Death in Apache Stand at York Ranch
A narrative recounts Knox facing Apaches at York’s ranch, firing as he steps toward the hill, then dying. The attackers leave his pocket knife placed as a tribute, while Knox’s comrades recover the body and recount the siege and casualty figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gita
Sid
Cliftom
Knozes
York
Knox
Rifle
Knos
Enox
Winchester
Pomons
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J. J. Daily
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Alene Werth
St Mary's Catholic Congregation
Priem
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Bridget
Vienne
Perdita
Ian the
Stillman
Dera
Goa
Arctic
Peete
Jose
Inter Set Frost
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Sting
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Randolph's
Sila
I. W. Randolph
West Front
Mainfeki, NJ
Benjamin F. Allen
Cease C. Linter
Alley
County of Talon
of New Jersey
Allee & Jestor
Mestwal
Charles C. Ulster
Garry
Charles , Livter
James Marian
Rust
T. Parrot
Lehigh Coal
Mason's
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Hoagland’s Express Furniture
North Avenue
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Wileet
Basset Oxford
Park Ave
Lane Beere
Willet
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Philadelphia
M. M. Dunhaw
East Front Street
PROM
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Sal Garner
Schwed Brothers
Slrerw Ore
Soonepelin & Co
Plainfield Clothiers
Victors
Fred W. Dunn
Tj Plainfield Grocer
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Oudmar
New Meat Market
Northup’ & Connolly
J.w.aleen Eet Ee
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W. L. Douglas
Asa Collier
Arecen
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