Real Estate Transfers Across Long Branch and Ocean Towns
Edward A. Walton et al sell Lot 3 at Mon mouth Beach to George W. Gale trustee for $1. Clarence A. Seaman transfers mechanicsville Oceanville Rd land to George T. Luke for $1. Glenwood Cemetery conveys multiple lots for $52 and $70 to trell Oscar L. Smith and others. John W. Flock deeds two Long Branch tracts and Lot to his company for $1. Rosanna Dunn sells Lot 45 Helmbold Block Long Branch for $1. Clarence E B Hetrick sells Barbour Cottage No 4 Ocean for $10 000. Thomas W Cooper transfers undivided interest in Long Branch to himself for $90. Cooper also to George J Woolley at Sea View Ave Long Branch for $1. Elizabeth A Kennedy transfers Sea View Ave Long Branch for $1. Margaret Beihl sells Lot on Third Ave Long Branch for $1. Ebenezer Nesbitt transfers part of Lot 1 Sea Bright for $150. Ployd W Gaskin sells Lot 18 Block 5 Sec 6 Long Branch for $300. Wilbur A Heisley transfers Broadway Long Branch property to Harry W Green and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Walton
George W. Gale
Monmouth Beach
Ocean Ave
Clarence A. Seaman
George T. Luke
Mechanicsville
Oceanville Rd
Ocean
Glenwood Cemetery
Holmes Cottrell
John W. Flock
John W. Flock Co
Long Branch
Rosanna Dunn
Jos. Kaplan
Helmbold
Clarence E. B. Hetrick
Henry Sonn
Barbour Cottage
Thomas W. Cooper
Thomas W. Cooper, Sr
George J. Woolley
Sea View Ave
Atlantic Coast Electric Rway Co
Elizabeth A. Kennedy
Margaret M. Kennedy
Margaret Beihl
Amelia Wentz
Third Ave
Ebenezer S. Nesbitt
Beulah M. Blair
William H. Conover
Als
Sea Bright
Ployd W. Gaskin
Abe Smith
Conover Gaskin
Wilbur A. Heisley
Harry W. Green
Broadway
Durable modern residence in plain square design
A durable modern residence described as a good example of the square house with plain exterior and notable features. It highlights a central hall not often included, a combined grade door to a cellar, and heating and plumbing costs estimated at £2900 for a 28 by 32 feet main section.
Drain of American wealth abroad and its impact
A discussion cites Governor Dix on the United States balance of trade and a yearly outflow of about 200 million dollars sent or carried abroad by immigrants and travelers. It argues the drain surpasses gold and silver production, harms domestic capital, and offers remedies discussed in Congress. Marcus Braun's investigations note abroad funds reshaping European prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
John A. Dix
New York
Dix
United States
America
Express
Congress
Europe
Marcus Braun
Italy
Hungary
Russia
Prussia
Germany
Denmark
Holland
Sweden
Norway
England
Ireland
Annual Gift Drain on America in Foreign Spending
A historical analysis argues that America loses vast sums abroad through immigration and tourism. It cites estimates of 300 to 500 million dollars sent overseas each year and a total travel and remittance flow around 135.9 million dollars in 1910, with further large sums moving via post office money orders, checks, and drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Express Companies
Uncle Sam
Post Office Department
Erica
America
New Railroad Links Montevideo to Rio de Janeiro
An all rail range between Montevideo and Rio de Janeiro has been opened by joining several disconnected railways. The distance is 1,967 miles with a running time of 112 hours and a first class fare of 76 dollars gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Rio de Janeiro
Taft Views Brooklyn Parade in Photographic Moment
President Taft stands with officials as he reviews the Brooklyn parade. The image captures a formal procession scene with Taft observing from a reviewing stand and uniformed guards nearby.
Taft Attends Brooklyn Sunday School Parade
President Taft fulfilled a wartime pledge by joining the Brooklyn Sunday School union parade in Prospect Park. About 150000 children watched as Taft rode through Brooklyn streets to the Crescent Athletic Club in Bay Ridge for a lacrosse match and tea. Master William Herbert Berri, three and a half, won a presidential kiss and sat on Taft’s lap for a photo as bands played and children sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Brooklyn
Bay Ridge
Crescent Athletic Club
William Herbert Berri
Prospect Park
Berri
Local Move and Social Notes From Eatontown
Mr and Mrs Moses I Hampton moved from Long Branch and occupy apartments in Muhlenbrink cottage Broad street. Miss Bessie Nelson of Philadelphia visited Mrs B D Wolcott. A Brooklyn woman bought the former Morris house in South Eatontown to use as her future home. Reverend and Mrs L B Giles hosted their son and his wife from Long Island over Sunday. Rufus Caslers Broad street house now rented to out of town parties. Mrs Sidney Shrockmorton of Long Branch spent Sunday with Mrs M I Hampton. Mr and Mrs Tower of Newark visited A Tower. Mrs James Hathaway recovering from diphtheritic sore throat. Mrs Rufus Casler spent Monday with [text incomplete].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rhoades
Tony Branch
J. &. Hall
Sadie Megill
Bartena
Charles Blakeley
Long Branch
Sarah Sanford
Asbury Park
Elizabeth Price
Arcana Avenue
William Hayward
Letilla Price
Red Bank
Howard Wolcott
Allenhurst
Howard
Kall Wolcott
Main Street
Asher Waller
Hattie Rhoades
Hosworth
Anna Ward
Samuel Smock
Pemberton Avenue
Kenneth West
Elizabeth and
Worothy
West
Fred West
Moses I. Hampton
Muhlenbrink
Broad Street
Bessie Nelson
Philadelphia
B. D. Wolcott
Misses Morris
South Eatontown
Brooklyn
Kenna
Godney
Rufus Casler
Notice of settlement of accounts for Eleanor C. Nichols estate
Notice is given that the accounts of John W. Flock administrator of the estate of Eleanor C. Nichols deceased will be audited and stated by the surrogate and reported for settlement to the Orphans Court of Monmouth County on Thursday July 13 1911. Dated June 1 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor C. Nichols
Orphans Court
County of Monmouth
A. D
John W. Flock
James R. Minagh
Estates and creditors notices in Monmouth County
Public notices announce audits of estate accounts for James R. Minagh, executors, and bar creditors nine months from April 25 1911. George W. Van Gelder administers Addison Morris. Benjamin P. Morris administers Sarah Dearman. Isabel C. Hand administratrix of Peter Hand. Moses Goldsmith is summoned in a divorce suit with Carrie Goldsmith. case dated May 13 1911 in Long Branch NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Goldsmith
Court of Chancery of
New Jersey
Carrie Goldsmith
Benj. P. Morris
P. O
Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
French Maid shoots San Francisco doctor in Grant Building
Adele Verge a French maid shot Dr. C Frederick Kohl outside a courtroom in the Grant Building after losing a $30,000 damage suit against Kohl and Frank Miller. The bullet struck Kohl in the left breast. he was taken to a sanitarium and expected to recover if no blood poisoning develops. Verge was captured by bystanders and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Grant Building
Adele Verge
C. Frederick Kohl
C. F. Kohl
Kohl
Frank Miller
Glenwood Inn
Riverside
Cal
Ambassador Reid Ills Dinner Attendance Affected
London June 9 Whitelaw Reid the American ambassador remains confined to his room with a cold but is improving His physician advises further rest so he will not attend social events for a few days John Hubert Ward will host with Mrs Reid at Dorchester House tonight for a dinner and dance honoring Mr and Mrs Join Hays Hammond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
London
Government predicts record wheat harvest this season
Government crops report forecasts a U S wheat yield of 764,291,857 bushels, up 68,848,857 from last year. Experts say conditions point to a harvest never seen before as fair weather continues with light to moderate northerly winds, then variable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Executors' Notice to Creditors in Monmouth County
William P. Cantwell and Thomas P. Fay as executors of Ann Brazo deceased warn creditors to file claims within nine months from May 3 1911 or be barred from action. Surrogate of Monmouth County orders notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin P. Morris
Sarah Dearman
County of
Monmouth
Isabel C. Hand
Peter Hand
William P. Cantwell
Thomas P
Fay
Ann Brazo
County of Monmouth
Thomas P. Fay
Morris Rachlin Improves Ocean Avenue Cottage
Morris Rachlin is upgrading his Ocean Avenue cottage at Cottage Place, purchased last year. A new porch and other interior improvements are underway, costing about 5000 dollars. He will occupy the house once improvements are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Rachlin
Ocean Avenue
Cottage Place
Mr. Rachlin
Colored man Windsor Fowler arraigned for disorderly conduct
Windsor Fowler, a colored man, faced Justice Joseph D. W. Bedford at Sea Bright yesterday on a disorderly conduct charge. The complainant Mrs. Tigh, a white woman living with Fowler, saw the charge reduced and Fowler paid a $6.75 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Fowler
Joseph D. W. Bedford
Sea Bright
Tigh
Fowler
Receiver's Sale of Edwards Lumber Mill in Long Branch NJ
The receiver will offer at public vendue on June 14 1911 the Edwards Mill property in Long Branch Monmouth County New Jersey. The sale includes real estate and extensive machinery and will proceed in parcels with final bidding for the whole parcel. Conditions will be announced at the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Chancery
A. D
Thelbert Edwards
Edwards Lumber and Coal Company
Broadway
Long Branch
County of Monmouth
State of New Jersey
New York and Long Branch Railroad Company
Main Street
Atlantic Highlands
Red Bank and
Long Branch Trolley Company
Corliss
Edwards Mill
Theodore F. Bailey
Parker & van Gelder
Eiver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thos. L. Slocum & Co
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre
Telehone
Oceanport News
Charles Henderson
William Anderson
Leonard Avenue
Oscar L. Smith
Glenn L. Saxton
Minneapolis, Minn
Glenn L. Baxton
Bolso
Treasury Department
Canada
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
President Taft
American Press Association
Eatontown News
Elwood Minugh
Anna E. Norton
Jeannie Minugh
George W. van Gelder
Addison Morris
Ambassador Reid
THE
Daily Record
SEBCO
Chester M. Truax
George H. Green
Eatontown
Crescent Hall
Joseph W. Johnston
Ocean Avenue Cottage
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