Labor Entitled to Its Reward in Real Estate Case
Judge Wilbur A Helsley affirms lower court ruling in Pittenger v Woodward Troutman holding executors liable for $175 commissions and expenses despite inability to mortgage property The case touches on loan procurement services and title defects in the Burrington Hotel matter with ruling for plaintiff and defense represented by James D Carton and Samuel A Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur A. Helsley
George W. Pittenger
Asbury Park
Richard H. Woodward
John J. Troutman
Long Branch
Nathaniel W. Troutman
John A. Borden
James D. Carton
Pittenger
Sult
Helsley
Justice Borden
Samuel A. Patterson
Military Euchre Draws Big Crowd in Long Branch Hall
The Thursday event at Long Branch Town Hall in aid of Monmouth Memorial Hospital attracted about seventy five attendees. Organized by Auxiliary No. 1 led by Mrs. E. H. Wilcox with a party from Asbury Park, the euchre featured eighteen tables and multiple prize winners. First prize went to a table and prize options were donated from local merchants, with winners Whitney Conant, Mrs. C. O. McFaddin, Wellington Lamount and Mise Dalsy Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Jn.ald
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
E. H. Wilcox
Asbury Park
Whitney Conant
Wilcox Prize Mixup Prompts Prizes For Photo
Amateur photographer Frank L. Wilcox submitted a beach portrait of A. W. Le Farge with a large bass. The image was not listed among winners or commended entries, then later found misplaced and judged worthy, prompting a prize selection of casting rods worth 16 50. The Ariel Cycless Club schedules an entertainment at Grand Avenue Hotel next Monday with readings, sketches on mythologies, quaint fashions, and musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Wilcox
A. W. le Farge
Bhoes
Wilcox
Henshall
Ariel Cycless Club
Fatal Train Collision Ends Life Of Eatontown Man
A train struck a wagon on Chestnut street near Red Bank station last night killing Paul Wolcott, 23, of Eatontown. His bride of two months and Joho Wright survived with minor injuries. Wolcott died at Long Branch hospital after a severed arm and leg injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Red Bank
Pennsylvania Railroad
Asbury Park
Paul Wolcott
Joho Wright
Eatontown
Wolcott
Long Branch
Griggs
Shrewsbury Avenue
Walcott
Edwin 8
Field
S Hospital
Gift to St Pauls M E Church Sunset Lodge Offer
Mr and Mrs Kennard Chandler offer to deed Sunset Lodge hotel property in Ocean Grove to St Pauls M E Church. The 50 room furnished house sits on four lots bounded by Central and Pitman avenues and McClintock street. An annuity to the Chandlers is paid during their lifetimes with use of two rooms in summer. If not rented, annuity may be waived. Property passes to the church at the Chandlers death and may be sold with proceeds for church purposes. Memorial to Rev and Mrs Brads. A committee will report estimated maintenance costs to determine acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennard Chandler
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Ocean Grove
Sunset Lodge
Sand Pitman Avenues
sand_McClintock_street
Chandler
J. G. Reed
E.N. Woolston
Rev Gr Bale Returns From Iowa Vacation
Rev Albert G Bale arrived today from Iowa where he and Mrs Bale spent a vacation. He will preach tomorrow at both services in the First Presbyterian Church. Dr Bale visited his mother in Dubuque and spent several days in Buffalo. He notes the Pan American Express will be a magnificent achievement of American genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Bale
Iowa
Bale
First Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
Buffalo
Hudson County Democrats Pick Clark For Senate Nomination
The Hudson county Legislature caucus chose Alvah A. Clark of Somerville for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator. George G. Tennant is set for Speaker and Assemblyman Maurice Marks for minority leader. Public notice of campaign hours and delivery details follow in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson County
Jersey City
Alvah A. Clark
Somerville
United States
George G. Tennant
Maurice ‘Marks
Trunks opened in Long Branch dispute over Pullman baggage
W Sanger Pullman’s seven trunks were opened in Long Branch and found to contain nothing belonging to him. Mrs Brassell, alleged alter, claims ownership of the contents and plans to sue those who held the baggage up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sanger Pullman
Long Branch
Pullman
Conover Gaskin Sells 200000 Pounds of Fish
North Long Branch fisherman Conover Gaskin reported one of the largest frozen fish sales on record this week shipping 200000 pounds to Philadelphia for shipment to markets there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conover Gaskin
North Long Branch
Philadelphia
Bullock Pleads to Die as Portsmouth Battle Ends
William Bullock, critically wounded after being shot by two detectives, remains alive and conscious in Portsmouth. If he recovers, he will be returned to New Jersey to face execution for the murder of Red Bank Chief James Walsh. Sheriff Davie and Constable Strong accompany the case, seeking governor indorsement for requisition papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bullock
Portsmouth
New Jersey
James Walsh
Red Bank
C. E. Davie
Monmouth County
Cushy
Charles E. Strong
Bullock
Richmond
Tyler
Davie
Jall
Davis
Emile
Were Mortgages Legal
Aaron E. Johnston in chancery hearing evidence in a creditors suit against James H. Shepherd to invalidate mortgages given to his brother Charles Shepherd of Freehold and the Asbury Park Building and Loan Association within four months of an assignment. Amounts run into thousands. a vice chancellor decree will be sought. Also, Asbury Park High School will stage The Jolly Farmere next Monday night with cast members Mabel Burt, Ella Kelsey, Clinton Cook, Elliott Gifford, Parker Reed, John Carroll, Isabel Edwards, Eddie Wardell and Gladys Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron E. Johnston
James H. Shepherd
Shepherd
Charles Shepherd
Freehold
Asbury Park Building and Loan Association
Appleby
Asbury’ Park
Jolly Farmere
N.B. Sargeant
Mabel Burt
Ella Kelsey
Clinton Cook
Elliott Gifford
Parker Reed
John Carroll
Isabel Edwards
Eddie Wardell
Gladys Hawkins
Editor Poole Must Stand Trial in Libel Indictment
Editor Joseph A. Poole of the Long Branch Press faces trial on the libel charge against Mayor Benjamin P. Morris. Judge Fort yesterday refused to quash the indictment, and the case is set for Thursday, December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Poole
Long Branch Press
Benjamin P. Morris
Judge Fort
Fined for Reckless Driving in Asbury Park
George Maegill appeared before Magistrate Borden for reckless driving in Asbury Park and paid a $5 fine. His brother Edward faced the same charge earlier in the week and also paid a $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maegill
Borden
Asbury Park
George
Edward
Domino Craze Sparks Asbury Park Contest Talk
In Asbury Park a domino contest is being discussed with many expert players. John H. Parker George Ormerod Edward Tindall and George Lord are noted as frequent players in Independence Hook and Ladder Company quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
George Ormerod
Edward Tindall
George Lord
Independence Hook and Ladder Company
State News Bits Highlight Local Dwellings and Marital Moves
Nearby Point Pleasant tides reveal an ancient meadow ditch dated two centuries old. Camden suffers a housing shortage forcing workers to seek out-of-town homes while Philadelphia offers options. Swain, son of Rev. Dr. Swain, accepts a Flushing New York church post with a 2000 salary. Augusta Pett secretly wed Robert Chedessky in January. Matawan Auxiliary Hospital officers named, including President Mrs. Devlin and secretary Miss Conover. Harvey Hartehorne and Amelia Mackay wed in Freehold. William Mount gains a Pleasure Bay hotel license replacing his saloon license. Rev Levi Laren of Oceanport retires after ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Camden
Philadelphia
James R.swain
George Swain
Allentown
Flushing
N. Y
Tés
Theodore Link
Annie Thorne
C. B. Sutphin
J. H. Becker
G. B. Shepherd
D. G. Ryer
Strong
Foley
J. 8. Harris
T. H. Sickles
Ellen Conover
Ida Slater
Edith Johnson
Harvey W. Hartehorne
Amelia C. Mackay
Freehold
Wiliam N. Mount
Pleasure Bay
Levi Laren
Oceanport
Fair closes tonight at Neptune Engine Company fair
A large crowd attended the Neptune Engine Company fair last night as receipts rose to over 700 dollars with 125 more dollars taking the total past seven hundred. George R. Hillier won a box of Fairy soap for 86 cents and Mrs. E. Halsey Wilcox claimed an onyx table for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Engine Companys
George R. Hillier
Sixth Avenue
E. Halsey Wilcox
Walter Hubbard
John
Adrian
J. Berkeley Clary
Frank Underwood
Mitchell Ross
Randolph Ross
Henry Stelnbach
Clarence
Steiner
Steinbach
Stelner
L. Harry van Sant
Frank Sherman's Troubles in South Malin Street
Frank Sherman of South Malin Street faced a magistrate hearing after a drink and disorderly arrest. He was sentenced to three months in county jail, remitted. While in the lock-up he argued with his wife, who left him. upon her return he was moving furniture, and Constable Samuel S. White intervened to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sherman
South Malin Street
Borden
Sherman
Samuel 8. White
License Revision Completed For City Finance Committee
The Finance Committee and License Inspector Tindall completed the license ordinance revision yesterday. New businesses were added but receipts will not rise due to fee reductions in many cases to equalize charges. The proposed ordinance will be ready for presentation to Common Council in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Tindall
Common Council
Last S10 of $20,000 Fortune Found in Haberdashery Loot
A bookkeeper in a New Brunswick haberdashery found a ten dollar bill marked This is the last of a $20,000 fortune. G. D. B., October 4, 1000, written in ink on its face. The source says the bill’s origin is not remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New’ Brunswick
Parker Named Governor of Rose Island Apia
David S Parker brother of John H Parker a Mattison avenue restaurateur and hotelier has been appointed governor of Rose Island Apia in the Pacific Ocean. Parker has lived on the island for thirty years as planter and exporter previously residing in Forked Alvey Ocean county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David 8. Parker
John H. Parker
Mattison Avenue
Rose Island
Apia
Pacific Ocean
Mr. Parker
Forked Alvey
Ocean County
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Parker CO
Java
Victor Brand
California
Noble’s
Noble
J. J—Parker CO
Main Street
John F. Seger
Gookman Avenue
Twining & VanSant
Broome
Maymouth
Ma‘tison Ave
Bond St
Park, NJ
Aca
Bride
ST. Paul’s
R. and
Mere. Kensard Chandler
Gr. Bale
APTS
Poole
David S. ‘Parker
R. A. Tusting
Deal
Asbury Park, N. J
IM. E. Teitelbaum
P. C. Bradley Beach
Peter Bath
First Avenue
Asbury Par
Rock Bottom
Ana
McCabe
Seynes
Harry A. Borden
Maltisun Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!