Real Estate Sale in Ocean Township Monmouth County NJ
Special Master in Chancery will expose to sale at the homestead of the late A Hoyt on Atlantic Avenue North Long Branch a series of riverfront and cemetery parcels in Ocean Township Monmouth County New Jersey. Properties include Halberton Square lots 10 39 40 42 and adjacent parcels near Green Lawn Cemetery plus a North Long Branch church street lot and other tracts with deeds dating to 1850s 1880s and later. Also notices of attachment involving Ross H Kahn vs Ellen Gilmartin with writ returnable October 22 1912 and served November 27 1912 by Sheriff of Monmouth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. Hoyt
A. Hoyt
Atlantic Avenue
Hureh North
Long Branch
County
New Jersey
Ocean
County of
Monmouth
Nelsonite
Fresh Pond
John
Nelson White
Methodiat Spiacopaliiscopal Church of
Atlanticville
George R. Hoyt
Hoyt Street
Synthia A
John McKeon
Long Branch and
Sea Shore Railroad Company
Landen
John W. Jamin C. Parker
Benjamin White, Jr
Freehold
Eatontown
Long Branch Village
Green Lawn Cemetery
Elisha BE. Lippincott
Elisha E. Lippincott
County of Monmouth
Halberton Square
William G. Hall
Henry H. Pemberton
Ek, Ke, Lippincott
Rockwell Avenue
Lot No. 9
Fifth Avenue
Lot No
Lote
E. E. Lippincott
Lot No. 44
Pith Avenue
North Long Branch
New Jersey Southern Railroad
John Hennessey
Landa
Church Street
North
Sal
Charles Asa Francis
Sones
Ella Hoyt
Hort
Hoyt
Aining
J. Parker
Quan
N. J
Conover
Sol’r
Monmouth County Common Pleas
Ross H. Kahn
Piafnilt
Ellen Gilmartin
Monmouth County Common Pleas Court
A. D
Jobaph Ae Ott
Sale of Long Branch Property Under Fi Fa Writ
By order of a writ of fi fa the Long Branch property at 26 Chelsea Avenue in Monmouth County is set for public sale on Monday December 3 1912 between 6 and 7 30 PM at the Freehold Court House. The parcel formerly conveyed to Nicolo Mazza and Giuseppina Mazza is described by lot and block and located on the south side of Chelsea Avenue. Sheriff Wilkbert A Beecroft will conduct the sale. Also notices an annual meeting for Citizens National Bank in Long Branch on January 14 1914 at 3 PM to elect directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Chancery
State of
New Jersey
Blocum Avenue
Chelsea Avenue
Nicolo Mazza
Giuseppina Mazza
William H. Howland
Long Branch
W. J
Citizens National Bank
Banking House
Broadway
Tuewing
J. H. Davis, JR
Shrewnbury Mutual Life Sos. Co
Metroported
Eatontown
N. J
Steers Stee
Court House
Freehold
County of Monmouth
Astaite
Cogan
County of
Monmouth
Lewis Edwards
Anthony T. Woolley
Wm. H. DeNyne
Edwards Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
Anna Wainright
Salt of Newdorangee and Trust Company
Wildert A. Beecropt
Harold C. Morford
Bol
Notice of Settlement of Mary Crean Estate
Notice of settlement of account for the estate of Innid Crean deceased. John D. Crean, administrator, reports for settlement to the Orphans Court of Monmouth County on January 23. The notice includes railway timetable data for New York to Long Branch routes. Dated December 12, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crean
Innid
Burrogate
Orphans Court
County of Monmouth
A. D
Iola
John D. Crean
Bride Waits at Mine Mouth as Husband Entombed
Mrs Henry Luke, a young bride, remains at the mouth of the Streator Illinois mine awaiting news after her husband, a Santa Fe trackman, was buried alive by a sudden shaft collapse. Rescue efforts continue with no trace of Luke found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Luke
Streator
Ill
Luke
Santa Fe
Jersey coast stranded steamship Turrialba expected to float at high tide
The Turrialba remains stuck in shoals off Little Egg Harbor after a heavy snowstorm. Tug crews worked all day to pull the fruit liner free, shifting cargo to wrecking boats to lighten her, with high tide anticipated to loosen the bow grip and allow towing to safe water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey
Turrialba
Little Egg Harbor
Rockefeller sleigh ride prompts penny saving remark
Historic note recounts John D. Rockefeller guiding a sleigh ride for women teachers at Pocantico Hills and a young teacher’s remark about wealth versus their village flat. Also includes stockholder notices, a sheriff’s sale, and a 1913 curbing proposal from Monmouth Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Wedding Bloodbath Ends In Fatal Woundings
John Belcher burst into a Taylorville home during a wedding, fatally wounding Mrs. Edna Fisher and mortally wounding himself after police returned fire. The ceremony resumed later for Elsie Bates and Ora Redfern. Belcher, estranged from his wife, blamed relatives for his troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorville
John Belcher
Edna Fisher
Belcher
Elsie Bates
Ora Redfern
Turks' Minimum Offer Set For Tomorrow in Peace Talks
London December 27 Turkey plans to present her minimum offer when peace delegates meet Saturday. A fresh courier heads to Constantinople with instructions as Adrianople remains a focal point. Turkey may offer Saloniki to Bulgaria in exchange for Adrianople, risking Greek opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James
Turkey
Constantinople
Adrianople
Saloniki
Bulgaria
Leap Year Boosts Chicago Marriages in 1912
Chicago reports 82,877 marriage licenses in 1912, aided by leap year and the presidential election. Chief Clerk Legner notes an increase of 3,374 from the previous year, attributing declines in prior years to the presidential cycle and mentions 1908 surpassing 1907 in marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Legner
Cook County
Toy sparker causes girl death at Christmas party
A toy electric sparker lit Miss Theresa Burflan's dress during a Chicago Christmas party, killing the seven year old and severely burning her sister who is expected to recover. The incident occurred December 27 as the blaze broke out from the child’s clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theresa Burflan
Suffragette Army Prepares Walk to Inauguration
General Rosalie Jones leading a 100 strong suffrage march from Hudson toward Albany plans to reach Washington by March 4 to witness Wilson's inauguration. The party includes Ida Craft Lavina Dock Alice Clark Gladys Coursen Sibyl Wilbur and will travel via Stockport Schodack Center and Rensselaer camping near Albany before delivering their message to Governor Sulzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
N. Y
New York
Washington
Wilson
Rosalie Jones
Albany
Ida Craft
Lavina Dock
Alice Clark
Gladys Coursen
Sibyl Wilbur
Stockport
Griffith Bonner
Valatie
Schodack Center
Rensselaer
Sulzer
Auto Foot Developing in St Louis Says Doctor
St Louis report describes the automobile foot new ailment, caused by too little walking. Dr Alexander Block, a foot specialist, warns car owners lack exercise burdens the feet and can mimic rheumatic pain. He notes excess body weight rises while foot strength falls due to less walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Alexander Block
Typhoid Inoculation Proves Effective for Army Troops
War department statistics from Washington show the new typhoid fever inoculation greatly reduces cases among troops. In ten months only twelve typhoid cases occurred with two deaths among 57 000 soldiers, mostly recruits, and both deaths were in un inoculated men. Congress man elect Timothy D Sullivan improves after a nervous breakdown at Dr Bond’s sanitarium Yonkers New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Washington
War Department
Big Tim” Sullivan
Yonkers
N. Y
Timothy D. Sullivan
G. M. Bond
Itill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Truax
Brosdway
Sherif
NEW York and
Long Branch Railroad
Libe
Hudson Terminal
Church and Cortlandt Streets
Hed Bank
Elizabeth
Baturda
P.m. Bundaya
Matawan
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Belmar
Spring Lake
Manasquan
Point Pleasant
Point
Idaye Pleasant
O. m
Trenton
Philadelphia
Ie Girt
P.R. B
War Tome River
Mt. Holly
Camden
Bound Brook
Leava New York
Foot of Liberty Bt
Foot of
West
CILAB
McFaddin
N.Y
L. B
Geo. W. Boyd
Leon Cubberley
Madison Ave
N. Y. City
Record Building
William Asher Stevens, LL. B
P. O. Building
J. W. Seaman
Commie Aloner of Deeds
Clarence G. van Note
Masonic Hall
Long Branch, N. J
Henry G. Terhune
Notary Public Office
Post Office
Charles F. Sexton
The
Daily Record
John D
Hope
Long Branch Banking Company
Henry Joline
Borough of
Monmouth Beach
Councll
Jesse W. Potter
Girl
American Press Association
Boston Rubber Shoe Co
Malden
Mass
Edgemore
W. R. Warwick
Cook’s Bee Hive Department Store
Cook’s
N. E. Cor
Cookman Ave
Main St
Asbury Park, N. J
Nitary
Brunkhorst Bros
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