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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1910

Page

10

Pioneer Merchant Bequest Creates Hall Fund For The Needy

Long Branch resident William G. Hall left a $1000 nucleus for a city relief fund in his will read after his funeral. Executors Dr H H Pemberton and Mrs Emma Hall will manage the Hall Fund until Mrs Hall’s death. The estate valued at 30000 to 50000 dollars includes multiple bequests and real estate to Emma Hall and others, with sale of remaining property within two years.

Pioneer Merchants William G. Hall Pioneer City of Long Branch Hall H. H. Pemberton Emma Hall Sixth Avenue Fifth Avenue Mary Ann Stevens Worchester Mass Agnes M. Thompson Agnes Saunders Christ John Morris Union Avenue Elm Street Baptist Church Bath Isaac Hall Second Baptist Church Bath Me Johanna Hall First M. E. Church West Long Branch Samuel M. Hall Willard Stevens Annie Samuel Hall Mr. Hall Ev. E. Briggs Nash St. James’ Church Gilbert West A. Taylor Truax William E. Jeffrey Walter R. Brinley William H. Morris, Jr

Marlboro Farm Sold for $20,000 to Woolley

The W. H. DuBois farm in Marlboro township totaling 160 acres was purchased by William H. Woolley. Woolley recently sold his own property to Long Island buyers for unspecified terms. The Marlboro farm changed hands for twenty thousand dollars.

Marlboro W. H. DuBois Marlboro Township William H. Woolley Long Island DuBois

Middletown man loses valuable horse to mystery disease

Daniel D. Hillyer of Middletown reports a valuable horse died after a mysterious illness baffling several veterinarians. The loss is valued at a substantial sum, with authorities or community actors expected to investigate the cause and potential implications.

Daniel D. Hillyer Middletown

January Jury Drawn for Freehold Court Term

Sheriff Hetrick selected a 60 member petit jury for the January term at Freehold replacing the usual 48 due to anticipated murder trial. The panel includes jurors from Wall, Manasquan, Matawan, Atlantic, Hoell, Freehold, Shrewsbury, Ocean, Neptune, Marlboro, Middletown, Holmdel, Millstone, Upper Freehold, Eatontown, and Raritan with numerous named residents.

Freehold Hetrick Wall William H. Ruf Gutton Newman Jacob Newman H. Morris Howard Osborne Manasquan Frank H. Laine Alex Rhoades William C. Antonides Frank Hennessey Matawan Gilbert Craig Isaac S. Lewis Charles J. Matz Atlantic Fred Wilkins John H Sutphin John Murphy Hoell William A. Borden Arthur Applegate Ellsworth Cottrell George A. Reynolds Michael Cawley Howard Sickles Edwin R. Barkalow Austin Collins Douglass McDermott Shrewsbury Clarence Gray James Bray Edward M. Haley John C. Crawford Ocean Isaac Woolley Walter Hill John J. Garrity Nelson Lockwood Simon Glaser Neptune Alonzo White Edward J Havens Charles H. Mitchell R. Ward Hawkins James H. Matthews Marlboro John W. Hardy William Tansey Charles Tilton John van Kirk Middletown Michael Rowland Henry Coe Patrick Kelly Jr. Holmdel Joseph Kinhafer Gronson Butler Millstone Henry C. Gravatt Isaac H. Davidson William 8. Laurence Benjamin J. Clayton Upper Freehold Henry D. Schooley Allan Meyers William Reed T. Addison Henderson Eatontown Whitfield Dangler Thomas Riley Raritan William van Mater, Jr William C. Towles Thomas L. Daverp

Upset in Creek Belford Couple Survive Water Bath

Mr and Mrs Augus Sweezy and Clin Willett fell from a horse drawn survey wagon into about three and a half feet of water at Belford as they neared Red Bank. They reached the bank and dried clothing was secured at Ritters Hotel. They continued to the New York and New Jersey Fish Oil and Guano Company plant where Sweeny is office manager and Willett chief engineer.

Belford Surrey Augus Sweezy Clin’ Willett Red Bank Willett Ritter’s New York and New Jersey

Four Asbury Park Boys Take Twelve Mile Walk

Four Asbury Park youths Basil Bruno James McCaffrey Walter McCaffrey and Gispero Bruno skipped Sunday school to walk twelve miles on railroad ties They left Asbury Park at 12 30 pm reaching Red Bank two hours later and returned home by train the group tire and weary after the journey.

Asbury Park Basil Bruno James McCaffrey Walter McCaffrey Gispero Bruno Red Bank Hays

Jersey Central announces faster New York to Philadelphia trains

The Jersey Central plans a 96 minute 90 mile run between Philadelphia and Jersey City and a 64,285 mph average over the full route. Officials cite smoother operations and past experiments like the Mer maid as proof of record speeds while noting no tunnels and competition with Pennsylvania Railways.

Pennsylvania New York Jersey Central Railroad Philadelphia Jersey Central America Jersey City Newark Bay Draw Trenton Junction Bound Brook Elizabeth Atlantic City The Reading William G. Besler Scranton Lehigh and Wyoming Valleys North Jersey Coast Broad Street Snuff Mills Pennsylvahia New York Times

Brookdale Man Dies at 53 From Bright’s Disease

Brookdale resident Cole Elzinger died Friday morning of Bright's disease at age 53. He leaves a widow, three daughters and a son. Born in Holland, he immigrated to New York as a youth and led cattlemen on the Louis 8. Thompson estate near Brookdale for four years. Funeral Monday at 1 30 PM from his home with burial at Hammond.

Cole Elzinger Brookdale Bright Mr. Elzinger Holland New York Louis 8. Thompson Lincroft Bur Hgjmdel

Harvey Case Postponed for Belmar Lawyer

The trial of Charles Harvey, a Bel mar lawyer, indicted on embezzlement and false pretenses, set for today, is postponed to December 15. John Giberson of Colts Neck is the complainant. The case was acted on by the grand jury on two charges.

Harvey Charles Harvey Belmar John Giberson Colts Neck Esi Ie Amo

Home Camp Fire for Grand Army Men at Brinley Home

Quartermaster Howard A. Brinley hosts a Grand Army gathering at 119 Seventh Avenue with leaders including Rev Dr Abbott department chaplain Rev Alfonso Dare and Past Commander William Lacour. A luncheon and program featured addresses and notable attendees from the local G A R.

Howard A. Brinley Seventh Avenue Brinley James B. Morris Home William T. Abbott Abbott Ocean Grove Alfonso Dare Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Fielder Bessie Wells Henry Wingert Wingert William Lacour Howard Brinley Marie Boone May Tabor Chadwick Brazil Hyer C. H. Emmons Robt. W. Reid Henry

Mr Meyer Hurt by Fall at Branchport Station

Sigmund T Meyer, over eighty, was injured while catching the 9 30 train at Branchport station in Long Branch. He tripped on a projecting rail, fell to the road bed, and though he traveled to New York, he has been confined at home since, with fears of internal injuries. He is a pioneer Long Branch cottage resident.

Branchport New York Sigmund T. Meyer Mr. Meyer Meyer Long Branch

Fire at Demarco & Son clothing factory in Bridge Avenue

Red Bank firemen responded to a blaze at Demarco & Son clothing factory Bridge Avenue near Beach Street. The fire started under the floor center destroying parts of the interior a large floor hole formed and a gasoline can was removed by Louis J Tetley before flames reached it. Origin unknown though gas stove involvement noted amid weeks of factory idleness.

Red Bank Demarco & Son Bridge Avenue Beach Street Louis J. Tetley River Street Leighton Avenue Cujon Hose Company Relief Engine Company Union Hose Navesink Hook Shrewsbury Avenue Chestnut Street

Joline Resigns from Beach and Park Commission

Henry Joline resigns as member of the Beach and Park Commission, effective by December 21. Mayor McFaddin will not appoint a successor, leaving the vacancy to his office and noting an earlier May 1907 ordinance creating the commission.

Henry Joline Beach and Park Commission McFaddin Eee Con Te Bae Joline

Sheriff Sale of Ocean Township Lands at Freehold

Public sale set for December 19, 1910 at 2 PM in Freehold Court House. Three tracts in Ocean Township Long Branch conveyances to J Ward Moore and S Ward Moore and Jessie Meyer, with parcels described along Bath Avenue Saks Avenue and West End Railroad right of way. Seized as property of Theodore A Meyer and James M Bingham in Morris County Savings Bank suit. Sheriff Clarence E F Hetrick to conduct sale. Also Glenwood Cemetery annual meeting scheduled December 13, 1910 at 2 PM for two rectors election.

Court of Chancery State of New Jersey Court House Freehold County of Monmouth Ocean Long Branch Bath Avenue Saks Avenue Third Avenue Annie H. Green Jessie M@yer Green West End Railway Company George W. Brown Ward Moore John R. Ferrier Monmouth County Clerk's Office West End Long Branch Railroad Sanda West End and Long Branch Railroad Company S. Ward Moore Jessie Meyer N. 5 W. H. de Nyse George Moore Theodore A. Meyer James M. Bingham Morris County Savings Bank County of Monmouth Monmouth County Caroline M. Sheppard Brighton Avenue Palmer Avenue Shepard Avenue Caroline M. Shepard Sarah E. Reynolds Georgiana McGinley Elizabeth Townley Clarence E. F. Hetrick Charles F. Semton

East Jersey High School League Starts 1911 Schedule

The East Jersey High School League committee chaired by W. Ryder and including W. A. Clark and W. J. Fetter arranged a season schedule for 1911. Openers place Chattle hosting two home games with December games preceding January start. list of January to March games against Neptune Red Bank Asbury Park Lakewood etc. Also notes Hyer Regaining Health with Red Bank home details and hospital visit planned.

Chattle Ferman Cosgaboom East Jersey High School League W. A. Clark Neptune Red Bank Lakewood Asbury Park Pen Aasbury Park

Freehold Court Sale Notice in Long Branch NJ

Notice of a January 5 1911 land sale at Freehold Court House for Lot 66 Hollywood Park Long Branch Monmouth County NJ, describing a Cedar Avenue Woodgate Avenue block and prior deed chain to Sarah M Hume. Also stockholders meeting notice for Consolidated Gas Company of New Jersey to approve a first refunding mortgage bonds and an administrator's notice for John Tatham estate.

Court of Chancery State of New Jersey Court House Freehold County of Monmouth City of Long Branch West End Cedar Avenue Woodgate Avenue William M. Flelus Murray Charles Stewart Davison Hollywood Park Monmouth County Clerk's Office Sarah M. Hume Jennie, P. Goodspeed Husband Hume Leila Taylor Consolidated Gas Company OF New Jersey Consolidated Gas Company of N. J New York Consolidated Gas CO H. N. McKaig Sep

Blairs Spend Winter in Pasadena California

Mr and Mrs Alfred G Blair and daughter Naomi are spending the winter at Pasadena California They left Long Branch on October 25 arriving in Pasadena on October 2001 Mr Blair has taken a position there and expects to stay a couple of years The trip is for Mrs Blair health as she suffers from asthma for some time past

Alfred G. Blair Naomi Pasadena Cal Long Branch Blair West

Farmers haul manure to Port Monmouth farms

Port Monmouth area farmers have shipped over 5000 tons of New York horse manure to their fields. Colling Brothers control most of the sale. Price runs 1.45 dollars per ton at the steamboat dock and 1.90 dollars at the railroad. Freight prompts some to cart directly from the cars, saving over a mile in travel.

Port Monmouth New York Colling Brothers

Successful Operation on New York Breast Tumor Patient

Miss Sarah Walling of New Monmouth underwent a breast tumor operation last Tuesday at a private New York hospital and is convalescing nicely. The operation was successful in every way.

Sarah Walling New Monmouth New York

Long Branch Sheriff Sale and Notices of Debts

A Long Branch sheriff sale notice details two parcels of land in Monmouth County owned by Caroline M. Shepard and conveyed to Sarah E. Reynolds, with the sale date set for December 19, 1910. Also listed are an administrator’s notice for D Austin Ferns and a public sale for an elderly horse, wagon, and harness to satisfy a debts claim.

Annie Ferns D. Austin Ferns County of Monmouth Austin Hurley Wall Street Long Branch N. J

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