Special Master Sale of Ocean Township Real Estate
A decree of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey enables a public vendue on November 10 1912 at two o'clock in the afternoon to sell multiple tracts in Ocean Township Monmouth County including a homestead on Atlantic Avenue North Long Branch and numerous parcels in Halberton Square Long Branch and Atlanticville with rights of dower and tenancy by the courtesy. The sale follows a decree in the Hoyt et al. vs Gilman et al. suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Chancery
Hoyt
Julia B. Gilman
Synthia A. Hoyt
Atlantic Avenue
Church Street
North
Long Branch
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Ocean
County of
Monmouth
Nelson White
Brandhport
Fresh Pond
John 8
Noroaald
Methodist Epl
Church of Fresh Pond
George BR
Hoyts
Synthia A. Vt
George R. Hoyt
Thomas E. Hoyt
Freehold
Atlanticville
Ivteag
John McKeon
Baitrond Pany
McKeon
Iain White, Jr
Eatontown
New Sereey
Long Branch Village
Green Lawn Cemetery
Elisha E. Lippincott
Halberton Square
Willan G. Halt
Henry H. Pemberton
BE. E. Lipinacott
Freehold Lot No
Rockwell Avenue
Riwell Avenue
Wirth Avenue
Fifth
Fil Avene
Loup
Bratch
William G. Hall
E. E. Lippincott
North Long Branch
Landa
New Jersey Southern Railroad
John Hennessey
Henndasey
Sapee
Tanda
Noe
Hendrick
John
Charles BE. Cook
Charles Asa Franela
Ella Hoyt
May E. Hoyt
Ada Hoyt
Prederick W. Gilman
Edward Kurrus
Notice of Settlement of Account in Monmouth County
Estate of Jacob Nothachild and estate of Richard D Thurston, minor, report for settlement to the Orphans Court of Monmouth County on December twenty sixth, 1912. Executors and guardians named Joseph Jacquin Rothschild and Benjamin P Morris seek audit and settlement of accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Nothachild
Perreuela
Orphans Court
County of Monmouth
Joseph Jacquin Rothscht
Richard D. Thurston
Orleans
Peiba Morthaber
Benjamin P. Morris
Long Branch Property Seized in 1912 Sheriff Sale
In Monmouth County New Jersey the sheriff advertises a public vendue to sell the Long Branch parcel tied to Nicolo Mazza and Giuseppina Mazza. The sale arises from a writ of fife issued by the Court of Chancery with executor Clare nte G. The deed traces to William H. Howland dated October 1 1906 and recorded in Book 785 page 280. Sale conducted by Sheriff Wilbert A Beecroft on December 9 1912 with solicitor Charles Sexton and cost of 18.26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Chancery
State of
New Jersey
Freehold
Monmouth
Long Branch
County of Monmouth
Chelsea Avenue
Fragcia Coflios
Ares R
Slocum Avenue
Chelsea
Nicolo Mazza
Giuseppina Mazza
William H. Howland
Monmouth County Clerk's Office
Italy
Wilbert A. Beecroft
Charles ¥. Sexton
Notice of Annual Meeting and Estate Settlement Items
The annual meeting of Citizens National Bank shareholders will be held at 196 Broadway Long Branch New Jersey on Tuesday January 14 1913 at 3 o clock for election of directors and other business. Also notice of settlement of Estate of Mary Crean deceased with accounts to be audited by the surrogate and reported by the Orphans Court of Monmouth County on Friday January 23 1913. Time table excerpts for New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads listed with stations and departure times from Long Branch and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Broadway
Long Branch
New Jersey
Rees Ag
Davis
Mary Crean
Burrogate
Persemeoie
Orphans Court
County
Monmouth
D.oo Ean
New York and
Long pAiece
Port Monmouth Notes and Holiday Closings
Mrs Mary Logan visited relatives in New York and Albert Boyd spent time with his sister in Tottenville Staten Island. Grace Fiordlandt from New York visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Christan Fiordlandt and Mr and Mrs David K Hampton moved to New York for the winter. Local schools close for holiday vacation and reopen January 2. Ladies Social Circle meets again January 4 with Mrs Charles Helwig to entertain. A railing was installed along Wharf Avenue fencing the deep ditch, work led by John Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Logan
New York
Albert Boyd
Tottenville
Staten’s Island
J. Henry Walling
Grace Fiordlandt
Christan Fiordlandt
David K. Hampton
Harmony
Charles ©. Helwig
Wharf Avenue
John Donovan
Belford News Summary of Local Church and School Events
The Belford News reports methods Sunday school rehearsals for a Christmas cantata Santa Claus Xmas Mail. Rev Cassidy of Ocean Grove preached. Dr John Handley led the New Brunswick district conference and prayer meeting. The local grammar school closes for holiday vacation then reopens January 2. Greens makers Seeley and Osborn prepared Christmas greens, selling cheaper than last year. Edith Lee of New York visited family. Harvey Johntry returned from Hoboken. Road improvements around the station and notes on church property investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Santa Claus
Cassidy
Ocean Grove
Methodist Church
John Handley
New Brunswick
Seeley and Osborn
Edith Lee
New York
Garrett A. Lee
Harvey Johntry
William Bade
Hoboken
Melvin P. Yard
Mother Bartelme Inaugurated as Chicago's First Woman Judge
Sister Mary Aloysius Bartelme was sworn in as Chicago's first female judge. The event marks a historic breakthrough for women in the city's judiciary and opens new avenues for gender representation in the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mme
Mary M. Bartelme
Seears
Cook County
Mother Bartelme
Miss Bartelme
Railroad Magnates cheer James J Hill at Waldorf dinner
James J Hill addressed the Railway Business association in New York at the Waldorf Astoria dinner attended by nearly 1,000 rail executives, bankers and industrial leaders. He urged greater railway facilities and terminals with data on rising costs and falling earnings. W L Mackenzie King spoke on the Canadian plan to prevent strikes and its extension to other industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Hill
Railway Business Association
Waldorf-Astoria
George
Lirge Rounds
Lirge Binkk
Steel Trust
Ralirbold
Pod
Mr. King
Hill
Ill
W. L. Mackenzie King
Dominion
Baroness Winsloe Dead In India Carriage Crash
Edith Stone Winsloe daughter of Mrs Joseph F P Stone of Newport died in a carriage accident in Bareilly India. World traveler and widow for nine years she married Major von Winsloe of the German army fifteen years ago. Her body will be shipped home for burial as friends hosted her in India this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, Rk, I
Suffragettes Cut Wires Across Public Telephones
London reports suffragettes damaged eight to nine public telephone boxes in Nottingham by cutting wires, cutting communications. Oversea Flying Record notes Roland Garros, the French aviator, making a new record over the Mediterranean and reaching 19,002 feet at Tunis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nottingham
Greece Joins In Peace Meeting Amid Balkan Talks
London reported peace delegates from Turkey and the Balkan allies adjourned after fifty five minutes as Greek plenipotentiaries attended. Turkey sought revictualing Adrianople, while Austria and Serbia settled an amicable accord unlocking a Adriatic port. In Epirus Bizani battle Greek aviator bombed Turkish fortifications despite Turkish anti aircraft fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sention
St. Jame Oifice
Turkey
Balkan
Adrianople
Austria
Servia
Adriatic
Athens
Epirus
Bizani
Areek
Frisco Railway Grants Pensions as Christmas Gift
Twenty five thousand employees of the Frisco railway system receive old age and disability pensions as a Christmas gift. The plan takes effect July 1, 1948 with details to follow. Signed by president B L Winehell and approved by chairman B Yoakum, the measure applies to multiple Frisco roads including St Louis and San Francisco and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dee
Frisco
B L. Winehell
B. Yoakum
Taft Heads to Panama on Fifth Presidential Visit
President Taft leaves Washington for a eleven day trip to Panama after a day of work. Mrs Taft accompanies him as Secretary Knox and Mrs Knox host initial receptions for Miss Helen Taft. The party travels by five car special train and will sail from Key West aboard battleships with congressional members including Senator Poindexter and Representatives Sweet and Oldfeld and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Vanuun
Knox
MacVeagh
Helen ‘Taft
Panis
Poindexter
Sweet
Michigan
Oldfeld
Arkansas
Key West
Pardon Granted for Van Schaick Commander of Slocum
President Taft grants a full pardon to Captain William H. Van Schaick, master of the steamboat General Slocum, whose 1904 disaster caused 1,080 deaths. The pardon takes effect December 28 as one of his early Christmas clemency actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum
Washington
Bkent
Sing Sing Origuh
William H. van Schaick
Taft
Suffragettes Endure Snowbound Journey to Fishkill
Three suffrage survivors arrived in Fishkill New York after a 24 mile trek through a snowstorm. They rested at a hotel and planned speeches at a Tompkins Hose Company anniversary event. They had covered about 45 miles in four days amid harsh conditions and limited hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pishkill Landing
N.Y
Vidal
Ceneral Te
Hhaly Uilsteret
Wpa
Ear Vidali
Aril Dock
Uot Eek
Fishkill
Tompkins Hose
Jesale Hardy Stubbs
General Markets wrap from New York Department of Trade
Market notes show steady receipts across dairy eggs and poultry with milk products, creamery and butter, and imitations. Cotton, grain and oats receipts listed with various grades and prices. live poultry steady with chickens, fowls, turkeys and ducks noted. hay and straw shipments and clover varieties listed. regional references Pennsylvanias and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sadic
Mathes
Mazic
Atate
Pennsylvania
Bennery
Henners
Live Stock Market Summary from Pittsburgh December 20
Live Stock Market reports steady cattle demand with prime cattle at 9 09.28 and good mixed at 7.00. Sheep and lambs show steady to fair with prime wethers around 35.60 to 54.60 and lambs mixed. Hogs receipts total two double decks with prices from 6 45 to 7 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Morgan testifies on money trust and Equitable stock move
J Pierpont Morgan resumes testimony before the Pujo committee and denies money trust existence. He reveals intent to acquire Equitable Life stock with George F. Baker and James B. Harriman, defends interlocking directorates, warns against regulation that would shut Wall Street, and notes pressure from Harriman holdings after Hartmann’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morgan
George F. Biker
First National Bank
James Bullman
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Morgan
Puble
Mr. Morgah
Equitable
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A. Clarsnee Canager
Sol'r
Reehold
N. J
Rosa H. Rabhi
Plalotin
Ellen Gilmarting Peteeset
Vatloe
Rosa AL
Ellen Gil- Martin
Hom
Monouth County
Harry Truax
Plaintiff
Lang Oh
Nod
Sheriff's
Opicents National
New York Central_ Railroad of
Liberty Street
West 23d
Pennsylvania Railroad
7Th Avenue
Cortlandt and
Desbrossey Trests
Hudson Terminal
Church and Cortlandt Streets
A. m
SAT
Fai
Tateabeth
Heras
Elizabeth Sue
Asbury Park
Beae Lake
Manasquan
Point Plea
Point Ant
Point Pleasant
Point Pisa Ant
Point Pan
Trenton
Philadel
Tome River
Mt. Hoty
Camden
Philadelphia
Leeside Park
Matawan
Philadela Round Brook
Bras
LON Ron K. R
Foot of Liberty
Saturda
Dla
N. 4
Foot of
West
Hudson Np B & At
Bhsa & Cortlandt
Baturda 'A
Mre & Re
Chas
McFaddi
Geo. W. Boyd
G. PA
Penna
C. Hope
Belford News
United Sty
Lighing Cadillac
Ocean and
Monmouth Counties
Schence
Broadway and
Bath Ave
Leon Cubberley
Madison Ave
N. Y. City
Record Building
William Asher Stevens, LL. B
P. O. Building
Long Branch, N. J
J. W. Seaman
Commissioner of Deeds
P. O
Clarence G. van Note
Masonic Hall
Henry 8S. Terhune
Notary Public Office
Post Office
Charles F. Sexton
Broadvisy
N, J
Bartelme
American Press Association
Baroness Winsloe
Newport
India
Greece
Panama
van Schaick
United States Weather Bureau
Allmaye Condy Athintiv
Boston
New Orleans
St Louis
Waeshington
Count von Richthofen
Germany
Im Lond
Carl von Richthofen
Mr, Morgan
Puto Probers
Stock Exchange
J. Pierpott Morgan
Pujo Money Trust Investigation Committee
Tha
New York Hwanglal
Fni
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Morgil
Direcion of Railroady
Ond Enearn
Ons
X Re.& Co
Iumor
Perth
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