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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
6
Robert C. Adamson Sr. as executor of Lizzie Adamson deceased gives creditors nine months from May 6 1913 to present claims under oath or affirmation or be barred from action. Surrogate Court ordering notice.
Lydia W Wellington executrix of Louis H Wellington deceased gives creditors nine months from April 24 1915 to present debts and claims under oath or affirmation. Notice appears before the Surrogate of Monmouth County and may bar actions against Benmin P Morris and others.
Surrogate court in Monmouth County issues warning to creditors of Mary Belhi to present debts and demands against the estate under oath within eight months from April 28 1913 or be barred from legal action. Executrixes Terhune and Amelia Wentz sign.
Mary V. Van Note as executrix and Richard C Warwick and others as executors publish notices to creditors of the deceased William R Warwick and Joseph D Van Note. Creditors must file debts and claims under oath within nine months from May 1 1913 for Van Note and May 9 1914 for Warwick, or be barred from action. The Surrogate issues the orders in Monmouth County.
Public sale to satisfy a writ of fi fa issued by the Court of Chancery of New Jersey. The property in Long Branch Monmouth County will be offered on Wednesday June 25 1915 between 12 and 2 pm at the premises, described as lot eleven on the Corties map connected to J B Rue and J D Bedle, conveyed from Mary Hall and others, with sheriff Wilbert A Beecroft conducting. Also includes railroad schedule details for New York and Long Branch lines with regional station listings and times.
The appellate division seven weeks ago in divided opinions reversed the conviction of Charles I Hyde former New York city chamberlain. It unanimously ordered dismissal of the indictment on grounds that the trial facts did not constitute crime and that rulings were erroneous.
The Sage Mill Sagamore visit is described as no special significance by Colonel Roosevelt. He favors primaries to settle Progressive mayoral nominees and avoids discussing specific candidates while noting the conference may boost Whitman’s bid. Leaders see momentum for Whitman from the Sagamore Hill meeting.
Zenoplon Herbert, wagon driver for a dairy firm, nearly drowned when a hole on St Lawrence avenue collapsed, spilling milk cans on him. A Chinese laundryman alerted police, firemen rescued Herbert, who later asked about a famous actress who enjoyed milk baths.
Observations reported by the United States Weather Bureau list temperatures and conditions for Albany Atlantic City Rowton Buffalo Chicago New Orleans New York St Louis and Washington. Readings show a mix of rain cloudy and clear skies with temperatures ranging from 9 to 78 degrees.
A London Evening Standard line defines a dentist as one who pulls out others teeth to obtain employment for himself. The remark provokes discussion on ethics and professional conduct in dentistry.
General Manager C N Bardo defended the New Haven Railroad in a federal inquiry, blaming engineers for the Stamford wreck after stating only thirty one steel cars operate. Alfred A Harris said the agreement with engineers dictated Dougherty’s presence on engine 1338, prompting efforts to produce the agreement for review. Public accountability and a call for rider involvement in railroad operation dominated the hearing.
A Baltimore American report notes a man ejected from a hall erupted in rage and angrily accused others of a prior fire incident. The incident centers on a heated exchange and the spectator’s fiery behavior following removal.
A brief dialogue captures a student and a domitory worker debating carpet sweeping habits with a playful exchange and a canned response about always sweeping under the carpet.
An old newspaper ad touts Saxo Salve as a fix for skin diseases including eczema. It claims rapid itching relief and skin healing through deep penetration, guarantees satisfaction or money back, and cites Wert's Pharmacy in Long Branch New Jersey.
United States District Judge Smith Mel Pherson spoke at the National Press association meeting in Colorado Springs. He urged editors to discuss court rulings with dignity and intelligence, avoiding punishment of editors for articles in newspapers.
Kingston Ontario June 20 three boys Lawrence Jackson ten Albert Gibson ten and Jack Wallace nine drowned near Catariqui bridge. They rested on floating logs after removing clothes. search began when they failed to return at tea time and continued with clothing found on shore as men worked to recover the bodies.
Jury returns a not guilty verdict in the William H. Schroeder wreck case after a nine day trial in Hornell New York. The Lackawanna railroad engineer faced charges of involuntary manslaughter in the July 4 wreck that killed forty people including Mabel Laird. Jurors deliberated two hours and thirty eight minutes.
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