Bar to creditors calls in estate of Amelia Wentz
Notice of creditor claims against the estate of Amelia Wentz executrix Mary Van Note appears in Monmouth County Surrogate proceedings. Creditors must file their debts within nine months from May 1 1923 to avoid forever barred actions. Also includes notices for other estates and a May 1913 timetable excerpt.
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Izprrows
Terhune
Amelia Wents
Margaret
Macaig
Montmout
Amelia Went
Amelia Wentz
Long Branch
N. J
Mary V. van Note
Joseph D. ‘van Note
Monmouth
Aald
Bath
Richard C. Warwick
Leo J. Warwick
Dennia TR. McElhinney
Carlton T. Warwick
William R. Warwick
County of
Dennis BR. McElhinney
Robert C. Adamson, Sr
Liszle
Adamson
Prof Rockwood Succumbs at 71 in Caldwell
Dr Charles Greene Rockwood Jr a Princeton mathematics professor emeritus died after a three year illness. He born 1842 New York educated Yale 1864 1866 PhD Yale 1867 AM Bowdoin 1868 Princeton 1896 taught Rutgers 1873 1877 and Princeton 1877 1905. Survived by widow Hettie H Smith and one daughter.
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New Jersey
The
New Jersey Society Sons of the Revolution
American Social Science Association
American Mathematical Society
National Geographical Society
Circolo Matematica di Palermo
Socileta Seismologica Italiana
Seismological Society of America
British Society For the Advancement of Science
International Geographical Congress
American Journal of Science
Professor Rockwood
Pastor's Auto Kills Bloomfield Boy
Eight year old William Frederick Misk of 224 Spruce street Bloomfield was struck by a car owned and driven by Rev. Dr. Wilart T. Wilcox pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church. He died within an hour at Mountainside hospital from chest injuries after the front wheel passed over him following a fall from an ice wagon.
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Bloomfield
N. J
William Frederick Misk
Spruce Street
Wilart T. Wilcox
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ths Place
Mountainside
Wilcox
Belle-ville Avenue
Veteran dies on battle anniversary at Soldiers' Home
James McKeever eighty seven a Gettysburg Union veteran died at the Soldiers Home in Newark near Kearny New Jersey on the anniversary of the battle He was struck by a bullet in the abdomen on July second and wandered for two days before hospital care He later lived as an invalid and died after a heart disease attack while plans for a veterans reunion were underway A relative in Oregon was notified of his death.
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Gettysburg
Kearny
N. J
James McKeever
McKeever
Oregon
May Be Armless Drummer Injured Boy Seeks Left Stumps
Passaic New Jersey July 3 James Holder son eighteen of 118 Jefferson street was injured when a frightened horse caused a passing automobile to crash into a fire apparatus. Doctors at General hospital warned he may lose both arms but he asked to keep the stumps long enough to drum with his fire and drum corps. He belongs to a local drum group.
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Passaic
N. J
James Holderson
Jefferson Street
Calmy
General Hospital
Holdereon
Ha Im Cor
Banker Weds Typist in Philadelphia
Winthrop Smith aged 67, former head of the banking arm of Winthrop Smith & Co., married Miss Margaret McMenantin, 33, of 4803 Baltimore Avenue. After the ceremony they left for New York for a six months European tour. Smith, widower of 1911, is a noted Philadelphia financier with family ties to Percy, Charlie, and Horace Smith.
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Winthrop Smith
Philadelphia
Winthrop Smith & Co
Orm
Butcher, Sherrerd & Hansell
Margaret McMenantin
Baltimore Avenue
Mrs. Smith
New York
Europe
Mr. Smith
Covington Apartments
West Philadelphia
Percy Smith
Charlies Smith
Horace Smith
Samuel S. Sands Killed Under Racing Car
Samuel Stevens Sands son of Mrs William K Vander bist dies after his car overturns on the South Country road Long Island at seventy miles per hour. His brother G Winthrop Sands died in France five years earlier and his father Samuel S Sands Sr was killed in a hunting fall twenty five years ago.
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W. K. Vanderbilt
Racing Auto
New York
Samuel Stevens Sands
William K. Vanderbist
South Country Road
Long Island
G. Winthrop Sands
France
Samuel Stevens Sands, Sr
Veteran Killed by Fall Returning From Gettysburg
Elmira July 3 John L Hermance a veteran of the Sixty seventh New York infantry residing at 428 Scott avenue Velville fell from a Northern Central train near Canton Pennsylvania and was killed instantly. He fainted from heat and fell from an unvestibuled platform. Debs Has Passed Weston
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Gettysburg
Elmira
John L. Hermance
Sixty-seventh
New York Infantry
Scott Avenue
Vellaville
Northern Central
Canton
Hermance
Grey Hair Restored to Youthful Color Ad Claims
An advertisement promises to restore grey hair to natural color with Bay's Hair Health. It claims instant results and beauty enhancement with a money back guarantee, listing prices for bottles and a sample offer.
Senate hears Lamar tell amazing story of forgery claim
The senate lobby committee heard David Lamar recount his claim of an $82,000,000 forgery on Union Pacific books in 1901. Lamar said the forged sum helped Barriman and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. gain control, while also noting his own alleged multiple identities. Paul D. Cravath testified that the forgery charge was part of a bear attack on Union Pacific stock.
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Washington, Joly
Judge Lovett
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Wall Street
Edward Lauterbach
New York
Union Pacific
Washington
David Lamar
Wolf
Walsall
Senate Lobby Committee
Lauterbach
J. P. Morgan & Co
Lamar
Barriman and Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Paul D. Cravath
Deacon Takes Free Circus Ticket Prompting Pastor’s Protest
A deacon accepted a complimentary circus ticket while a pastor challenged the act as wicked. The deacon defended the choice saying it was his duty to attend, sparking a discussion over propriety and temptation in church life.
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Ela
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