Guardian for Mrs White Sought in New Jersey Probate Case
A Court of Chancery hearing in Red Bank regarding mental condition of Mrs Amanda M White ends with a jury and three commissioners recommending a guardian. The matter, connected to Mrs Emily Minton, heads to Orphans Court for appointment. Witnesses include relatives nurses doctors and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Chancery
Emily Minton
Fair Raven
Red Bank Borough Hall
Amanda M. White
Little Silver
Harrison D. White
R. Browning Wilson
Albert L. Ivina
Red Bank
J. Frank Patterson
Richard Atkins
Benamin Leonard
John Carroll, Sr
Amos Bennett
Charles Morris
Stephen H. Allen
George Tash
Charles Shutts
Robert M. Hurley
William Crispyell
William J. Swannell
Mis
Charlotte
Amanda White
Matilda Parker
Coltlector Parker
White
Cornelia Minton
Fair Haven
Adeline Stout
Crawberg
Brooklyn
Isters
Augustus Morris
Asbury Park
Fred Stout
Monmouth Pioneer Lavinia Taylor 87 Passes in Asbury Park
Lavinia Taylor, last survivor of the Hendrickson family branch in Monmouth, died at 87 in Asbury Park after a three month illness. Survived by daughter Phoebe Walling and sons D H Taylor and David Taylor. Funeral at 11:30 AM Wednesday at the home, Rev. William Dunnell officiating. interment Middletown. Born February 18, 1826 in Red Valley, she married David Taylor of Tinton Falls. She moved to Asbury Park 30 years ago from Locust Corner. Her father was Samuel Hendrickson, son of Daniel Mendrickson II, descendant of Col. Hendrickson, a Revolutionary figure with local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia Taylor
Hendrickson
Monmouth
Fourth Avenue
Asbury Park
Phoebe Walling
Yardville
D. H. Taylor
Holmdel
David Taylor
William Dunnell
Red Bank
Middletown
Taylor
Red Valley
Tinton Falls
Locust Corner
Samuel Hendrickson
Daniel Mendrickson
Daniel Hendrickson
Col. Hendrickson
Shrewsbury
Trenton
Monmouth County
Flood of Bills Introduced in New Jersey Legislature
Governor Wilton's corporation measures and the Lippincott automobile bills head a flood of more than 50 Senate bills and as many in the Assembly. The session adjourned with key measures pending and a joint meeting set for Jan 28 to elect a State Treasurer. Bills tighten chauffeur ages, licensing, and penalties while expanding inspectors and enabling livery licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Wilton
Jury
Motor Vehicle Commission
Lippincott
Senate
Assembly
Job H. Lippincott
Slocum
Fielder
Pierce
Union
Sons District Meeting of Veterans in Red Bank
A district gathering of the Sons of Veterans of Long Branch Keyport and Red Bank convened at the Samuel T Sleeper Camp headquarters Red Bank with about two hundred attendees. Walter L. Davis presided and welcomed guests while Captain Charles B Parsons Rev W E Compton shared remarks linking the G A R to the Sons of Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans of
Long Branch
Keyport
Red Bank
Samuel T. Sleeper
Sons of Veterans
Broad Street
Walter L. Davis
Charles B. Parsons
Arrowsmith Post
No. 61
GA .R
W. E. Compton
Reform Church
Division of New Jersey
Summer weakfish and shad caught in January
Captain Steward Cook reports summer weakfish and shad caught on January 20 in pounds here. He notes a surprising catch season and a large ten and a quarter pound whopper among his nets. Funeral director C Fred Morris shows signs of recovery in Stamford Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steward Cook
John W. Cook
Captain Cook
C. Fred Morris
Stamford
Conn
Preacher's widow active in community work in Ocean Grove
Mrs. Sarah A. Stokes widow of Rev. Dr. Elwood H. Stokes remains in good health at ninety seven. She leads the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, retains her faculties, and attends to duties as Ocean Grove society notes. Also mentions local obituaries and lodge events with advertisements surrounding her status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Stokes
Elwood H. Stokes
Ocean Grove
Stokes
Beach
Pitman Avenue
Asbury Park
Ocean Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Clara Stout
Haddonfield
Harriet P. Kidder
Aaron BP. Ballard
John” M. Butler
Masquerade Ball Enjoyable Affair at Lyceum
A lively masquerade ball by the Long Branch Hebrew Free Burial Ground Association marked its eighteenth annual event at the Lyceum. Guests in varied costumes enjoyed a grand march, a two part program, and a turkey supper. Local and nearby towns were represented, with committees led by Charles Rosencrans and David Elting delivering notable entertainment. A Paris cable report noted Editor John H. Cook's safe arrival and good health. A separate item reports John R. Bailey Jr. breaking his right wrist and elbow while swinging on a barn chain.
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Lyceum
Long Branch
Hebrew Free Burial Ground Association
J. Pumman
Bortz
Red Bank
Asbur Park
Jacob Gassmen
Fritz Hertz
Joseph Stein
Alex Goldsmith
Max J. ‘Stein
David Elting
Mr. Elring
Louis Rothenberg
J. Kridel
Jos. Goldstein
Frank Marx
L. Steinberg
Rev. B. Morris
Lewis Getz
8. Eisner
Arthur A. Spiro
John R. Bailey, Jr
John R. Bailey
Washington Street
Master Bailey
League President in Conference Here
President Arthur T. Hope of the East Monmouth League met coast organization officers and directors at its Hall for plans on next Monday’s big open meeting. Boards of trade from the coast are invited to City Hall at eight for discussion on branch court houses food roads and park systems plus 1913 taxation and relief. Hope says Lone Branch could save at least 15 000 if county taxes are proportionate. The Board of Trade invites coastal boards and will notify members later. Also discussed were two legislative bills for a branch court and improved highways. Our 20 Per Cent Wall Paper Sale is now on at A PF Golden 670 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Hope
East Monmouth League
New Coast Organization
Boards of Trade
Councilmante Chamber
City Hall
Branch Court House
Hope
Lone Branch
Board of Trade
Wilson to travel to Washington as private citizen
President elect Wilson plans to leave New Jersey for Washington in early March as a private traveler in a regular parlor car with Mrs. Wilson and their three daughters. He will not have a special car or escort and intends to remain Governor until inauguration to finish required business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
New Jersey
Washington
White House
Hle
Woodrow Wilson
Directors form carnival committee at Board of Trade meeting
A Board of Trade meeting appointed a carnival committee to study time venue events and report recommendations. Members include George F. E. Poland J H Davis Jr J Lacour Leon Cubberley and Dr J T Welch. Also: resignation of William D. Martin as amusement chair and Charles H. C. Clark named in his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
George FE. Poland
J. H. Davis, Jr
J. Laccour
Leon Cubberley
J. T. Welch
William D. Martin
Charles H. C. Clark
Clark
Red Bank Council Debates Moving Picture Regulation
Heated council discussion centers on updating old blue law with a new supplement setting fines up to 100 dollars and possible 90 day jail for managers of picture houses. Proponents cite adequacy of the 1908 ordinance while opponents seek broader accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
George McClellan Taylor
Men's Federation of Red Tank Churches
Harrison
Taylor
ExCounsel Reerkman
Fust
Junior Mechanics Victory Marks 16 Years of Growth
Long Traneh Connell led a unit of 36 members now on the roster for the 200 anak and WTxeon Renin. The council holds assets around $14 000 with $750 insured annually and a $4 000 annual council fund. A celebratory event drew more than three score members and visitors with remarks from Daughters of Liberty leaders, officers listed, and a planned silk flag presentation to the Intermediate School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Traneh Connell
Jr Oo U
IIS
Ity
Ani
John Vin Note
Geithin
Jh Wilcox
Counellor
The
Daughters of Liberty
Daniel Wolcott
Joseph Sutphenamily
JP Menno
Counell
Jr Wast
Bert Ferris
Joseph L. Phillips
Dunbar van der
Arcanum Rally Plans and Church Talks Highlight Evening
Long Branch Council No 429 Royal Arcanum plans a pen meeting at Masonic Hall 231 Broadway at 8 16 tonight with 200 members and 100 visitors invited. An Odd Fellows hall meeting precedes it at 7, with one candidate conferred. Daniel Edwards orchestra and humorist Joseph Mezo entertain followed by a Bible promises address by Theodore Class of Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen
Long Branch Council
Royal Arcanum
Masonic Hall
Broadway
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Daniel Edwards
Joseph Mezo
Star Lyceum Bureau
Theodore Class
Westfield
Henry Joline
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Guardian
Mars
Minton
Little Silver Woman
Jacob Steinbach’s
Slocum Coal Co
Grand Theatre
Iitte
District Meeting OF Veterans
SONS
Trapper Bill
Parker's
Chop Suey
Music Tonight
Monouth Beach
Levaias
Admirsion
North Long Branch
Fred Morris
E. H. Stokes
Missionary Society
Long Branch Lodge
Elks
Eilks
Garfield Avenue
L. Slocum & Company
Campbell's
North Broadway
Paris
Red Bank Register Office
John H. Cook
Orient
A. PF
Golden
West End
Howland
Wrighton
Second Avenues
Life Saving Service
Eieke
Howland Tower
Howland Honage
Trenry Howland
Ocean Front
Winster
Abram $. Hewitt
New York
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
Col. Hildreth
Col
George D. Presbury
Old West End
Drexels
Col. Presbury
Board of Directors
Cliffwood
Raffallo Zicchino
Cue: Wood
Harry ©. Fay
Blakely
Geo. Hathaway
Parker's Moving Pictures
Pat
Tony
Stork
Fred
Pea Coal
Liocum Coal, Company
Telephone
Independent Hebrew Sick Benefit Association
Red Bank Council
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Movinz Pictures
Council
Ouletide- Sentinel
Ibert -Youran
J. F. VanDerveer
P.C
Harvey Hurley
Prank Green
Itesh Poe
State Council
Jersey F. B. Aj
H. A. Merce
U. S
BLA
Joseph Sutphen
PLO
Organlet
J. Alfred Millen
J. Pf, van Derveer, PLC
Ian Keaiteat
Y. Cy
J. A. Miller
P.O
Arcanum
J. Y. Dobbins
8Th Luke's Church
Holy Name
Rumson
Holy Name Society of the Holy Crown
Dr. Kennedy
New Yorks
Pleasure Bay
John M. Corlies
John Daly
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