Conveyances in Monmouth County for week ending June 14 1890
A long list of transfers recorded by the Monmouth County office for the week ending June 14 1890 includes numerous parcels and lots across towns such as Long Branch Deal and Middletown. Notable entries involve Wm Myers Agnes Leavitt Ellen Robie Danial Wolcott and Elwood Rogers with varied sums from 1 to 4000 dollars and properties including cemetery plots and Forts occupied by diverse grantees.
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Monmouth County
Astuny Pak
Frank
Loning
Poralga
Ooran Grove
Oreling
Busan B
Clara Mt
Busan B. Morgane al
Samuel B. Barnsamo
Rilen J. Hrads
Delle N.chandler
Higley
Isabella Crow
Dt Ramuel "Atwater
Filtcroft & Gerhard
Anna M. Stockton
Samie
Ehitcroft
Daniel C. Cavert
Tame
Cavert
John
Filtcroft
Biley Beach
Andrewatin
Brinley
Charles Ceva
George R. Lord
Ox'r
Washington
Arbury Park
Joseph Ht
Cranmér
Jacob Bucs
Ocean Grove
Janien i
Bexton
Mircellaneoue
Aliana Highante
Brotarck
Wm. Nelle Ee
Maritay
Mary H.W. Bounver
Ftan
Clarones
Koyport
Jacob Kisnoer
Holra
John Mr. Vanseholes
Howell Township
Annius Lewis
Stillwell
Spring Lake
Patrick Dore
Charles HeCuo
Aorea
Marlboro
Pee M. Laree
Halph Hy Gowily
New York
Losu
Ane Dgpreverient Co
Shrewsbury
Tay Ali
Palmer
Lot
Long Traan
Sia
Abram
Owen
Atlantic Wahlanda
Charles P. Everett
Pqme
Robert IL King
Edwin Woolley
Aerea
Ocean Township
James Brand
Elwood Rogers
Loh
Hotmar
Christian Hleveng
M. E. Church
Englishtown
Tanioun
Sarah K. Allott
Sah
Tilly E. Taro
Manly A. Dornhary
Middletown Township
Thomas I. Leonard
Jamtic Highlands
George W. Brown
Charles H. Lovell
Lyon
Sarah Ez ‘Dank Kes
Long Branch
John Hoey's Weakness and Grand Plans
A fragment describes John Hoey as fond of overseeing lavish expenditures. It notes he has reclaimed and repurposed properties, built an aquaria with baths and resting rooms, and aims to rival grand displays seen elsewhere. The tone hints Hoey may pursue even more costly ventures.
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Tollywond -Grounds
Flagter
Motel La Chevalier At Ocean Grove Offers Home Comforts
The LeChevalier hotel in Ocean Grove has been repainted and fully prepared by Mr LeChevalier with thorough supervision. The establishment promises home like comforts and attentive service as rooms are already engaged. On June 26 graduates from Noral and TM Bodel Behdoa will gather in Trenton for the second annual meeting of the Biste Schools Alumni Association. The event features exercises at 8 o clock in the Normal Assembly rooms with readings by Professors Apgar and Pratt. Nathan C Horton editor of the Insurance News of Philadelphia will deliver the alumni poem. Dinner will be served at the hotel.
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Ocean Grove
la Chevalier
Welch
Central Averuee
LeChevalier
Avery
Howe
Noral
Behdoa
Trenton
Acat Sion
Biste Schools
New Jersey
Auntie C. Apgar
Wiliam ¢. Pratt
New York Trail
Byporena
Nathan C. Horton
Inauranca News
Philadelphia
Wreck site notes and new Madison Square Garden opening
The fragmentary report mentions Robert J Namilton and James F Murray from Weat Iind oo recounting the Germanta wreck event and a souvenir page. It notes the Madison Square Garden Musical opening in New York with the Estranés Vienese Orchestra under a twelve week contract and French & Son as the dealers.
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Robert J. Namilton
James F. Murray
Weat Iind
Bea
Thorsan ‘Walgo
Govan ‘Avenue
Zoug Branch Record
Madison Quate Garden
New York
Etranés Vienese
French &Son Ara Thelenacos
Bond Wave Power Device Updated for Tidal Use
A historic piece describes changes to the Wave Power Plot including a conical iron cylinder at the apex of a V frame and a large pump tank. A two-ton float, paddles, and a compensating wheel drive force pumps that move water into a lake with potential for sprinkling in Ocean Grove.
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Bondlina
Ocean Grove
Inter State Commerce Commission Hearing on Rail Rates
The Inter State Commerce Commission held a Washington hearing Tuesday before the New York Board of Trade against the Pennsylvania Railroad. Counsel admitted the issue of excessive rates for goods from foreign ports to Inland points such as New York to Chicago and San Francisco. It was argued that water and Canadian routes force railroads to maintain certain rates and that excess profits were charged to higher rate payers.
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
Washington
New York Board of Tract
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Escaipacion
United States
Telegraph Club honors Park Fellow as Newark operator gains repute
The Park Femember Fil Brannin, once missing from view but now prospering, was praised as president of the New York Telegraph Club in Newark. At the club opening on May 10 he delivered an eloquent speech and offered hopeful wishes for the club’s future amid tributes to colleagues. In a separate incident, taxi foreman Pat Mulroney was injured when Italian worker John Ilnord struck him with a shovel during a dispute over work placement. Ilnord was jailed, Mulroney received medical aid and later lodged a formal complaint. Justice Wyckoff ordered Ilnord held at the county jail pending further action.
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Fil
Brannin
Heatation
Telegraphia’ Club
Western Union
Nawark City
Alma
Peach
Futore
T Brando
New York Telegraph Club
Pat Mulroney
Bhark River
Talion
John Ilnord
Mulroney
Ilinord
Ladies Jong
Oficer Maddox
Ilnord
Park Hall
Hetrick
Newark Hospital
Justice Wyckoff
Wnani
Wyckoff
Acta
Bofa
Ilo
Sanita
Hla Poy
Conris
Woat Park
Gem
Beagle
Bradley
Krochl
Siith
Kirkbride
Rhehord
TopBrostit
Com
Emich
Grand
Cookman Avenues
Kroeht
Btroet
Smith
Fourth Avenue
Bergh Stroet
Themeel Ves Ag
Wnenras
Shorefor
Kroeitz
Fire and Water Committee
Fox North
Asbury Park
Bradlefeas
America
Arbury Park
Withxeas
Brent Pleneteere
W.'‘D. Pennypacker
David Harvey, Jr
Treatth
B. Crowe
Kroshlit
HV. Bodine
Schnitaler
Ten- Brocek
Dotico
Minot
R. T
W. B. Brant
Summer Rail Timetable And Officials Detailed
The summer timetable will be in for a coast tour next Monday with Mr J W Reynolds representing the West Shore Railway and headquarters near travel points. Through parlor cars begin to Saratoga and Catskill soon. inquire at the New York office 5 Vanderbilt Avenue for rates and connections. King Leopold offered and Stanley accepted governorship of the Congo Free State in Africa. he will wed and begin duties after engagement.
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J. W. Reynolds
West Shore Railway
Catskille
Sarato A
New York
Vanderblit Avenue
Pennsylvania
del Catenta
Feader
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Leopold
Sranley
Congo Free State
Afric
Gangs Drain Coal Lake for Fresh Water Fish
A dated report recounts a midnight raid by 8 to 10 men who forced gate latches and opened sluce gates to lower Coal Lake water eight inches. The crew aimed to scattered spawn and drive fish toward nets, a practice tied to saltwater jetters seeking fresh water. A watchman now patrols the beach as water depth rises, forcing thieves to seek new methods.
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Park Hall
Agalhat
Osh
An Appreciated Gift From Dr. Lockwood’s Home
A letter from Samires Cocoon at Freehold dated January 14 1890 expresses gratitude for a box of flowers from Asbury Park school grounds. The note praises roses and other blooms, noting fragrance color and the pleasure they bring at breakfast. It reflects admiration for Dr. Lockwood’s diligence and inspiration drawn from the gift.
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Lockwood
Freehold
Asbury Park School
Frevnorn
Jane
Nila
Samires
Justices Visit Commissioner's Room For Redress Hearing
A jurist and Wyckoffian Justice attend in the Commissioner’s room to hear a wage bill claim of 88 dollars from a garbage contractor. Sanitation inquiries and a later assault case unfold as a watchdog figure weighs duties and next steps.
Runaway Wagon Dragged Driver After Main Street Crash
On Monday evening Joseph D Néwlity and brother in law Vanderver Ho man drove south on Main Street. A frightened horse near Mattison Avenue bolted past Ogden's drug store, throwing Newlin from the wagon. The wagon overturned near the flagstaff, injuring no one severely as the horse collapsed and the teams nearby avoided greater damage.
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Joseph D. Néwlity
Vanderver Homan
Main Street
Mattison
Avenue
Ogden
di Alpen Aquare
Tieman
Newlin
Monmouth County Directory and Telegraph Updates
The Monmouth County area reports on Western Union changes at Asbury Park with money order options and late night main office plans, plus sprinkler methods and July heat concerns. It notes a Moffatt Directory feature with accurate road maps drawn from surveys and a late-month directory release, while canvassers seek new subscribers.
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Western Union
Asbury Park
Wea
Angnatoo
Coleman House
Atalanta
A Plea for Manners and Cleanliness in Business Service
A letter decries rude clerks and unclean shops in Philadelphia with a call for proprietors to train staff in polite conduct and tidy appearance. It cites two encounters, urges better service to boost business, and notes a Fourth of July pleasure tour organized by the Pennsylvania Railroad from Broad Street Station with special trains and favorable rates.
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Amr Sea Jrrmenateee
Pennssivanis, Railroad” Company
Onter
Alleghanies
Aresson
Conemaugh
Johnstown
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Ticketa
NATO
Panny Vans
Local election fraud case ends as James Dean sentenced
Judge Lippincott sentences James Dean to one year in the county jail and costs after finding he voted three times and possibly a fourth in the last election. The judge denounces a conspiracy of ballot manipulation and political self interest fueling abuses at the polls. Dean was denied bail pending a writ of error.
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Dean
M Ronatora
Cathlog
Costa
Dran
Business Men Entertainment Social Event at Ocean Grove
A lively Friday night program featured business men in colorful costumes presenting verses and rhymes to extol their firms. The event included music and a search drill, drawing notable attendance and about $200 in gross receipts for the hosts.
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Cure Sixty
Unclear 1800 reform code notes and legal terms
Fragmentary record from June 16 1800 shows legal terms and names such as Prineling and Hobe with references to bynod and dog ordinance. Police and lawyer phrases appear amid damaged OCR, suggesting a local legal action or reform discussion without clear context or outcomes.
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Hawking Bays
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Asbury‘Park
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Veterinary Aungeon
New York College of Veterinary Surgeons
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William
Mernoss
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Belmar N.J
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Frank Purand
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Morimonth Ballaing
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Coupellor
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Fanti Tlee
Central Collecting Agency
Monmouth Building
Aimoeris
Prank Ve Bodine
Hchard Hoffman
H.B. Johnson
Center In Fine Watches
Jewel of Sp Taclas &O
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Weta Avenue
Geo. M. Bennett
H. C. Marryott
Munrox Avenue
Samuel W. Kirkbride
Ba Sedenalians
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Asrushy Park
Fred. B. . Gowdy
CIA. H Pitcher
Gowdy & Pitcher
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Aeboey’ Park
Read Bank
Toms Eriver
J. W. Roberts
Archithot
First National Book Building
Fabbury Park
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A.A. Taylor
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Mattlaen
Jacob Doll, Jr
Jer Ag
Katimates
Cookmanis Avenue
Quinby, & CO
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Lippincott
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Men’s Furnishings
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Cookman Av
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Canal
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Ingrams
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Dowk Town
Garpet
Edward IL
Roxbury
Tan Destry Brossels
Second Ave
Main St
Asbury Pare
GEO. W. Patterson's Sons
General Contractors
Asbury Park, N.J
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Pinna
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N.J
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Paper Anger
Fifth Avenue
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Crosbie
David Cartwright
Rene
Howland
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Horgey
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Monmoutie
Carrrat
Monmouth
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Bond Atrect
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District of Columbia
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Heckayes
Geean Grove
Thos, M. Stewart's
Woolley & Reed
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Bond St
First’ Avenue
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Sussex
Circaolta
MD . Sustica Marie
Will ve.Patterson
Renteot
Inneson
John F
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Johnson
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