Ocean property transfers and land trades cited in New Jersey notices
A long list of property transactions, transfers, and lot exchanges across Ocean Township, Long Branch, Asbury Park, and nearby towns. Names include Minerva, Mary Q, Horace Emerton, Wesley Bradner, Elizabeth Rhodes, George Cross, Charles Nixon, and many others. Amounts reach $150 and $1,000 with diverse parcels such as lots, strips of land, and undivided interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neprune Towhsiti
Jersey Tee
Gamayeo Cormula Fangeptuna
Sigali
Abigail
Neptone
Annie-circou
Horace W. Emerton
Asbury Park
Wm. B. Hradnec
Wesley K. Bradner
Ocean Park
Eil
Tonto E. Haberstick
Ocean Head
Adm
Samuel Smoa
Eatontown Township
Catharine Burliing
Rogers
Martin Bond
Autenateriende
George W. Gilbert
Trisled
Yank ‘Tang
Lot Ocean
Stent Et al
New York
Ang
Loch Arbour
Wm. T. Carter
J. N. Tuttle
Tata
Briet
Joseph N, Tuttle
Bophlo A. Cattonata
Rephiries IL
Penresanl
Anant Len Manaxiuan
Herman C. O
George Strand
Dcean Beach
Eame
Eame’ Place
HNO
Ralph B. Govedy
John Weorten
Wahlands Association
Anymate
Fata
Transland
Ocean Township
B. Howell
Wn A. Dibbs
Atlantic Medlanids
Joseph Minton
Andrew M. Murphy
Bhieowabury- Lawnshty
Sarah Durdge
James K. Stoailt
Alre Acres
Howsll
Gaunt Bigs Bisner
Simo
Nore
Onmon Tee Co
Wheeler
Eaton
Andrew N. Murray
Catharing MF
Shrewsbury
Alfred J. Cammoyer
John F
Anna
Carsie E. Haywant
Mary
E. Maynard
Matawan
St. Hameo
Mataway
Michael Rainey, Jr
Ellen “Rainey
Oceano
Win
Denise Beae de Tonis Prontse
Fronkinl
Henry Joline
Bliztis
Seaman
LorisnReuk
Harper
Luman_ Smith
Auboro
Mary C. Dlake
Thirza Mooney
Land and Scabright Turnpike Co
Wilson
Oocan Township
Property Listings and Names from Ocean Park Area
A fragmented 1890s to 2000s ledger lists individuals such as Mary J. Johnson, John J. Dulty, James Cloughly, and Frank J. Davis along with property notes in Ocean Park, Long Branch, Atlantic Highlands, Ocean Grove and Port Monmouth. Shown are partnerships, building projects, new houses, and monetary amounts ranging from 760 to 5,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Johnson
Dow
Sexton
Huilding
Ocean Park
John J. Dulty
Jeorge W. Baldwin
Bnet
Rel Hank
J. Dumas
James Cloughly
Sona
New Note
Long Branch
Milnor
KE Denisy
Addison
Hours
Atlantic Highlands
John T. Blapler
James al, Bennett & Boe Eens
Ocean Grove
Frank J Davis
Hanford Crawford
Avanto- Spiers
Jacob Dennin
John J. Leonard
Port Monmouth
New York
Broadway
Jane
Attempted indictment of editor over critique fails
Fragmentary report notes an editor of the Asbury ark Jour nal faced an indictment attempt for criticizing the Board of Freeholders. The piece discusses libel law under Nicol in New Jersey, cost dynamics, and the burden on taxpayers versus defendant protection from malicious prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Ark Journay
Board of Freeholders
Wara
Nicol
Jdoragy
Corlica Aventa renames to Broadway in West Ocean Grove
Hon Anton Sahnson introduces and Assembly approves a bill changing Corlica Aventa, the main thoroughfare in West Ocean Grove, to Broadway to align with a street of the same name in the Grove. The piece also notes a local accident on Main Street near Foes Drag restaurant and discusses weather, summer plans, and a Chicago university relocation tied to a fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton ©. Sahnson
Assembly
Corlica Aventa
Matin
West Ocean Grove
Broadway
the Grove
It Renews His Youth Message to the Editor About a Bond Street School
A letter to the Journal’s editor describes a person claiming cures from a place near Bond Street at 19 o clock near the public school. The writer extols the sight and sounds of children, praising school life and suggesting the school bell will usher a future of hope and moral restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Street
Mediaina
Alma
Nio
Happy Child
Futura- Cit Ev Ronorr
Asbury Park Warned Against Deceptive Ad Sellers
The Gran Grove Record warns Ocean Grove and Asbury Park residents about con artists posing as distant city newspaper solicitors. They urge skepticism toward hotel and boardinghouse keepers who advertise in papers, guides, and directories to squeeze money from unwary locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
Papore
Hanitreda
Gran Grove
The People Are Coming and Town Gears Up For Summer
The town anticipates a busy summer as visitors arrive by train in increasing numbers. On a Saturday, hotels and shops like Steinbach and the local grocers faced heavy patronage with clerks busy handling orders.
Robert I Sloan Asbury Park Chief Engineer Leaves For Chicago
Obituary tribute to Robert I Sloan longtime chief engineer of New York elevated railroads and longtime Asbury Park resident. The article praises his pioneering work rebuilding the elevated lines and notes his quiet temper and modest credit as he moves to Chicago for a new salary and project.
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H.C. Marryott
Munros Avenue
Lock Box
Asbury Park
N.J
Chatter
Robert I. Sloan
New York
Tla
Sloan
Mayer
8Roan
Tle Bath
Chicago
Pullman announces new line of unique coaches
The Washington New Line formed by Central Railroad of New Jersey, Philadelphia and Reading, and Baltimore and Ohio will debut a distinctive fleet of thirty Pullman coaches. Six will be combination cars with three-paneled arms of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland. The cars will be mahogany finished and ventilated with no extra fare for riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Reading
Baltimore
Ohio
Pullman
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Boys at Drill At Library Hall On Pacsday Evening
An animated drill scene in Library Hall with Secretary Tope and about fifty youths completing vaulting leaping climbing and swinging exercises in a spacious hall praised as well suited for such activities My G AY expresses satisfaction in securing a fitting home and potential to attract and influence the young.
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Econo
Tope
Gymnasium Apparatua
Expansion planned for Coward stables on Sowall avenue
After the big addition at Coward stables Sowall avenue owners say space seems tight and expect an extension to boost equine boarders. Residents praise care for animals and vehicles while noting a dramatic rise in team traffic and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowall Avenue
Soma Fio
Summer Folke
Moéats
Coward
Baggage Dept Employee Near Quarter Century Service Promoted
A report notes Mr Ge George W. Romainjhan of the baggage department at the railway station receives a promotion after long service. He has worked for about twenty five years and is recognized for his steady, careful conduct on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge George W. Romainjhan
Baggage Department
Raiload
Yalevd
Homan
Almod
bin Inbora
Agbary Park
Deceptive City Stranger Joins Summer Rental Scam
Mr Ferguson posing as Mr Brown from the city lured neighbors in Park and Grove into a summer rental scheme. Acquaintances Beormes Ri Benagray, Severat, Uncle John Dey, and George M Bennett joined the ruse, each man duped as the plan expanded. The deception grew as more participants were drawn in, leaving Ferguson amused and others unsuspecting until the prank unraveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Grove
Ferguson
Beormes Ri Benagray
Severat
Pla
Dro
Forgpaon
Mr. Brown
John Dey
George
M. Bennett
Strangers In the Pulpits at Reform Church Meeting
Clergy from town and nearby churches attended the Reform Church gathering. Rev Dr Benedar hosted, with Rev Dr J Romeyn Berry presiding as Synod president. Sermons emphasized scriptural trust and the apostle Paul's teachings, drawing large congregations and notable addresses across several churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Bynai
Bendidar
Reformed Church
J. Romeyn Berry
Derry
Rhlapbeok
Eoond
Pant
China‘Han Endeavor Societiea
Firat M. F
Katimeta'ter
Maddock
Vonliy
the Baptist
M. Hatton
Gamble
First Presbyterian Charon
Verbeck
Toko
Hfe
Collier
Babbath-school
Mfealon Women Lead Church Mission Meeting
The Grand Ave Reformed Church hosted a women’s aid mission day with 25 delegates. Mrs E C Bouder welcomed attendees, followed by talks on domestic missions and Western fields. Afternoon sessions covered Foreign Missions with speakers on China India and fundraising aims to raise $90,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Ave. Reformed Church
E. C.boudder
Waarmly
AD. VanCleve
W. B.C
J. G. Dedonge
South Brandon
Mich
J. Wichoff
Pekin
West
Schaefer
Arlington
Iowa
R. Jolderama
Chiclago
Western Fields
J. DoJange
Englewood
J. Tarmeling
South “Dakota
Fown
Dakota
Mra
Margaret E. Sangeter
A. van Dyke
China
Mra. Cushing
Women's Board of Foreign Missions
Mra. Conkila
India
Mra. Wyckett
Mathade
Mra Cobt
Mra. Berleam
Toma
Dining car service expands on Pennsylvania trains
In early railway progress, dining cars become essential on through trains. Pennsylvania Railroad pioneers Eastward, equipping lines west of Pittsburgh to Cincinnati and Chicago routes. Westbound expansion aims to boost comfort on the three great western termini. The steamer Kiberron between Branchport and New York will adjust Sunday trips to improve schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Nailroad
Ita
Janoith Boyeddeu
Ines
Pittsburgh
Mast
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pitta
Borgh
Kiberon
Branchport
New York
O'ay Si
Supreme Court Denies Appeal in Floggings Case
The appeal of Mr C W Tayleurs of the Long Branch News regarding the criminal flogging of Dr John F Pemberton at the October term of Court was dismissed by the Supreme Court. The lower court’s judgment stands with a fine of 50 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Tayleurs
Long Branch News
John F. Pemberton
Sontehead
Supreme Court
Commencement events at Metropolitan Hotel entertainments
A juvenile commencement exercise by Miss Dobbins kindergarten, held Tuesday afternoon at the Metropolitan Hotel parlors, featured fourteen children ages up to eight. Performers sang, recited, and demonstrated with toys while an audience of about seventy-five applauded. The program included piano pieces, recitations, and group songs, ending with a closing act and a summer break for the kindergarten.
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Dobbins
Kndergarten
Métropolitan Hotel
Ae Ovdr
Wille Over
Herman Beringer
tGuy Buger
Alma Mubbard
Rhoda Atking
Bertha Atkins
May Pawley
Eddie Leggett
George Krowhl
Edna Year
Larry Collin
Ivan Coffin
Mary Stago
Atkins
Bessie
Oigorus Ag
Rhoda Atkins
Willie Oves
Whale School
Beech Grove
Little May Pawle
George Krecht
Lottera
Borsle Oves
Bertha
Alma-Iinbbard
Harry Coffin
Radio Leggett
Ikea
Jack
Forman Beringér
Alma ‘Findbard
Guy Stiger
Atkina
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P.A. Davison
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Ela Wains & Durand
Salfeltar
t-Manters
Mikado Rulidhig
Cookman
Asbury Vark
Kennedys
Saltelta Bor
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Prays
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Chancery
N. Ty
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Pt “Law and
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Wevus & Wilson
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Ponce and the Gieneral Collecting Agency
Pprane Y. Nopine
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Fourth Avenue
Asbury Lark
Richard Noman
H. B. Johnson
Trealer
Spectacion &A
Main Street
Cookman Avenue
Geo. M. Bennett
Ita Aranphen
Eellfortn
N. J
Samuel W. Kirkbride
We Carpenter & Builder
Gliven
First Ave
Bet Road
Emery Ata
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B.gowdy
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Anbury Park
Bea Bank
Toma River
J.W. Roberts
Asbury Rank
A. A.taylor
Brietlaying
P.O. Norn
Omes
Ain, Mattison Avenue
Jacob Doll, Jr
Codkman Avenue
John Core Ebury Fareln
Quinby & CO
Tae
Haatter
New Iensey
Doug
AE Tarrkas
M.A. Packard
Tatior
Cookman Ave
Robert T. Gravatt
Tinware, &O. Cookman Av
Bond At
Asbury Park, N. J
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Waiipais
Canal St
Ferourinrza
Sacuilnstorn
Seebeliniti
AV Mbor Yale
Weis
Mottes
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HP Iyn
Pinole
Llcloin Ieee Minttingy
Edward J. Railen
Trosurer
Wexbury
Second Ave
GEO. W. Patterson's Sons
General Contractors
Asbury. Pati, N.J
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John
Hubbard
Mann
Pape
Fifth Avenue
Asbury Parks
Noi
C. Ormerod
Sbury Park
Atime
Esonen Cor
Bewall Ave
Dond ST
David Cartwright
Cook Howland
L. P
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Malu St. & Muntoonves
Catlona
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Safe Deposit Park
New Jerse
Carmax
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Mattlaon Avenue
Boni Street
Wille
Isaac C. Kennedy
B.S. Keator
Vive-Bres l
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Bruce S. Krator
C. Pwenin
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Coe Geo. W. Truax
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Mortragon
Ge Cowart
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Ben Estate Beneies
H. B. Beegle
B. Beegie & Son
Nna
Piadgbeertn
J. B. Beegle
Notary Public
Detds
Dorasy
District of Columbia
Chas. P. Pridham
Conte
Pandevan Eral
Ronanania
Thos
Mr. Stewart's
Wong & Réaul
Pharshacist
Bond St
ER Co
First Avenue
Mer Pert
Syron 8
Gould
Pies
Prea't—Geo
Joan Rockriel
Soa'y
Sap't
GEO
M. LA. Lane
Foo
F. Kroshi
I Rockateller
Mat Ferguson
M. Br
G.-Wm. Treat, Jr
Geo. W. Redden
Gontractor &Builler
Aunung Fang
Monmouth County
Catharhio J. Habn
Harry Wardelbury
D.fekto
Me Ogo
Harry
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Cara
Suzan D
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Minerva
Mr. Tayloure
Knox
Ashery Park National Bank
Pantone
Keashore
John D. Rockafellas
Standard Oil
Libel Baptist
Hebraw Club
Chivago
Bator
Harry Steinbach
Steinbach
Salarkot
Pullman's Finest
Eoon
City
Mfealon
Rutgera College Notes
Fermion
Xeralaos
Rutgers
Rastalbop Wa Chambére
Collegiate Church
Kirkpatrick Chapel
Goo, H. Cook
Rutgora
Cook
George N. Stout
Atlantic Highlands and Vicinity
Charien
Newhall
Pempbleon
L. E. Dare
West End
Red Bank Academy
Massachusetts Soctory
Boston
Brass
Park and
Grove Con
Jas
Reed Haa
Shhumacher Milling Co
Akron
Theotore -Oves
Cookman Avenus
Leland
Tate
Fatlaly
Princesa Radziwolt
Paris
Munroe Avenue
Stagard
Atlantic City
New York Tribune
Grova
Journal
L Éading Summer
Alto
Bognrate
Tie Bull Board
Comminalonera
Boogle
Clor
Mme—Grison
Mattison Avenue
Smith
Peter McTagno
Benjamin Britton
Millan Ross
Tery
Board of Health
David Matvey, Jr
Board of Trade
Library Square
Kirkbride
Board of Trarto
Bradley
Wilgallon
P. L. Warnett
Doga
P Caldwell Cameron
Finance
Kroeht
Warranta
Firkpride
Trout
Cod
Harrison
Oviattha
Shark River Road
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