Long Branch Street Railway Petition Ordinance 1912 Outline
A lengthy Long Branch city petition and ordinance document seeks consent for the Centre Traction Company to construct operate and maintain a street railway in Long Branch New Jersey. It details routes along Myrtle Avenue Broadway Third Avenue and related streets with maps pole placements track alignments and overhead wires. The measure sets construction deadlines conditions for street repairs street obstructions fire department access and future authority to alter or extend tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Dersay Central
City of Lom
Anid
City of Long Branch
Centre Traction Company
Wn Btate
New Jersey
Bay Dee Beer
Long Branch
Lang Brauch
Lane
Hineford Hundred
Counell
Chry Counel
Beett
Lag
Monmouth
Long
Conpony
Vastecessura
Reualyiters
Ornetruet
Myrtle Avenue
Ant Ts
Mpd
Krogdway
Bawth Beoud
Elufier
Anial Periuisdon
Godernaent
Yuan Numarer
Myrtle
Broadway
Mindtton
Aroidway
Renniek
Dearon
Thraedwey
Irvadieay Aorth
Avon
Leng Mraweh
Heville
Dargeduny
Deerere
South Broadway
Thack
Alvo
Third Avenue
Bereot
Morris Avenue
Mienee
Moreia Avenue
Senate
Morris Avene Bf Fort
Ae Avenue
Devrops
Liss
Cotte Pany
Connell
Long Branel
Ereel
Sonetruet
Maunell
Ald Company
Te Tte
Carmnell
Wala
Beetian Tpewthewalt Company
Waate Homma
le Qmi Idia
Ameney
Selemvtura
Wae
Tving
Lecalitien
Hike Wind
Leng Braieh
The
and Company
Sta
Aucoemeors
Lees
Seston
Ordinmace
der Volt Sail Company
Vonnett Mit Jormaalan
Peatrietions
Romwrvatintia
Edidvet
New York and Looe Branch Railroad Company
Thidley Street
Seventh Avenue
City Tounell
City of
Ile Ordingnes
Harmens
Costa
Wald Cie Counell
Dany
Jerdey Central Tredon Company
Jersey Conte Travon Company
Exponen
Jersey Central Traction
Jersey Central Traction Company
Tte Teteks
Heowdway
Trotley Company
Tralley Company
Chatf
Omer Radlo
Aald Rollaway Company
Red Book
PPR
Mabilie Mile
Proposals for Monmouth County Bridge Near Allenhurst
Real estate and public works notices show bids to build a lake bridge near Allenhurst station in Monmouth County. Proposals due at Freehold Court House on the fourth with $500 bid bond, plans obtainable from County Engineer George Cooper. county reserves right to reject all bids.
Notice to creditors in estate of William Treignd
Gustavus J. Nordell administrator of William B. Treignd deceased announces, by Monmouth County Surrogate order, creditors must present debts and claims under oath within nine months from May 3 1912 or be barred from action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeinlitesters
Fiustavus J. Nordell
William B. Treignd
County of
Monmouth
Gustavus J. Nordell
William T. Burke
Daniel W. Wardell
William
Marsharo Vanderburg road project bids opened
Monmouth County seeks sealed proposals for building a gravel road known as Marsharo Vanderburg road. Bids due May 27 1912 at 11 am in Freeholders Court House Preehold New Jersey. Plans from County Engineer George D Cooper or Clerk C K Close. A $1000 certified check required with bid. county reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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County of Monmouth
Allenhurst Station
Board of Chosen Freeholders
A. m
Court House
Freehold
N. 4
J. M. Corlies
George DP. Cooper
Kroid St
Hed Bank
K. Close
Matawan
County of
Monmouth
Preehold
New Jersey
Vanderburg
Tod Jy
George UD. Cooper
Broad St
C.K. Close
Matawin
N. J
J. M. Cor- How
Board of Chosen Holders
A. Mecon
Cho
Coppur
Sheriff's Sale of Oren Township Property in Monmouth County
A sheriff sale conducted by Wilhert A. Beecroft Sheriff of Monmouth County New Jersey is set for Monday June 3 1912 between 12 and 6 PM at the Freehold Court House. The sale covers a parcel in Oren Township described by boundaries along the Deol turnpike road and adjacent properties including the Charl and the Mutual Homemens Re- Het Association of Mon Hank NJ, with Wilhert A. Beecroft acting as sheriff and William Pinder as solicitor.
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New Jersey
Court House
Freehold
Oren
Monmouth
Bate
New Jury
Vapurses
Auld
Andie Clark
Mod Hank
N. J
Wilhert
A. Beecroft
William Pintwed
Rule to Bar Creditors in Probate Notice
Notice to creditors of the deceased named in the surrogate proceedings. Creditors must file their claims against the estate within five months from April 1, 112 to avoid forever barred. The notice lists Tanhelta C. Dalton and Frank Batten as related parties and directs oath or affirmation of claims.
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Tanhelta C. Dalton
Frank Batten
Nui
Long Branch Cottage Eight Hollywood Sale Notice
Public sale under a writ of Chancery directed from Monmouth County Court. On June 12, 1912, between noon and five, at Freehold Court House, the lot described includes Cottage Eight at Hollywood with easement rights over adjacent drives. Sale subject to prior tax sale and listed chattels describe extensive household furnishings and room allocations across multiple rooms and floors.
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Court of Chancery
State of
New Jersey
Court House
Freehold
County of Monmouth
Long Branch
County of
Monmouth
Hollywood
Josephine Hoey
Long Branch Water Company
A. B. Green
Dmnion
G Green
Anda
Hollywood Lo
Hina Hoey
Tme
Hoey
Hollywood Avenue
Hollywood Park
West End
Hollywood Cottage
Lumber Elect
Stingy Mother-M TM Party Ice Cream Request
Dialog fragment shows Willie recalling a party moment and a complaint about stinginess over ice cream. Philadelphia setting implied by the text. The short exchange hints at social friction over dessert offerings.
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Willie
Assignee’s Sale of Lands Moritz Blum Properties
Public notice of an assignee sale on June 19 1912 at 2 pm at City Hall Long Branch NJ. William A Stevens as assignee of Moritz Blum offers multiple land tracts in Monmouth County including twelve described parcels totaling about 142 acres, a woodland tract, and a 65 acre tract with a one half interest, subject to encumbrances. Also includes executor notices and city ordinance adoption for Jay Street profile in Long Branch.
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Wiliam A. Stevens
Moritz Blum
Paiue Vendue
City Hall
Broadway
N. J
Atlantic
County of
Monmouth
Blate
New Jersey
Cornles Tilton
Jonathan Morris
Benjamin Reevy
William H. Marshall
Joseph Voorhees
Sophie H. Nicholl
Tinton Falls
Farmingdale
Augustus Heavy
Morris
Allen
New Jersey Southern
Anna M. Woolley
Moritz Blut
Wolf Hul
Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad Company
Ion Jam
Daniel B. Bodine
William A. Marshall
Moritz Blum Toft
Deeda
Monmouth County Clerk's
William A. Stevens
Long Branch
Friee
Fannie A .Lowenstein
Joseph H. Lowenstein
Anna Lowenstein
Fannie A. Lowenstein
Joseph, H. Lowenstein
Notice to Creditors of Daniel W. Wardell Estate
Administrator William T. Burke of Daniel W. Wardell deceased, under Monmouth Surrogate, notifies creditors to file debts and claims against the estate within nine months from April 13, 1912, under oath. Also notes adoption of Wardell Street profile as permanent street grade by city officials and filed with Long Branch city clerk on March 20, 1912.
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Warney
Long Branch
Wardell Street
J. Wesley Seaman
Notice of Primary Election in Ocean Township New Jersey
Notice states a primary election will be held in Ocean Township Monmouth on May 28 from 1 to 9 pm to choose four delegates and four alternates at large to the National Convention for the populists and Democrats and two delegates and two alternates to the National Convention from the Third District. Election at Mechanion Hall Carkhurst. May 15 1880.
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Ocean
Monmouth
Aald National Convention From the Third Congressional District of the State of
New Jersey
Mechanion’ Hall
Cakhurst
Waterford Poultry Theft Witnesses Stifle Evidence
In Waterford a poultry theft case falters as witnesses refuse to cooperate. Pat Murphy, pressed by prosecuting counsel, breaks into a colorful oath and a quip about roasting a chicken, highlighting the comic unreliability of testimony in the witty life column tone.
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Waterford |Asalzes
Unheil
Pat Murphy
Thady
Pat
Bedad
Vicious Mr Henry Lures Bride and Miss Pickles
A fragmented note describes a man calling to Miss Pickles to show a new talking machine. The line suggests a dubious meeting with Mrs Peck and a missing bridegroom, with uncertainty about the scene and participants.
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Vicious
Mr. Henry
Miss Pickles
Mra. Peck
Never Again Hoax or Joke in Herald Scribbles
A fragment from the Herald shows a jokey exchange about giving money to a wife and it being spent before a borrow back, reflecting lighthearted, domestic wordplay rather than a full event. No clear people, places, or dates are established in the readable text.
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Joannie
Herald
Had His Number and a Jaunty Puck Exchange
A fragmentary telegram style exchange features a jocular line about remembering an old figure, a slight mispronunciation of pleas for reception, and a playful moral about listening to everyone in a Portuguese setting.
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Jindee
Puck
Neighbor’s Patience Becomes Consoling Talk
A rancher returns from a long eastern trip to learn his former neighbor endures a long run of misfortune. He visits to console and hears the dire tally: timber lost to forest fires, river cutting off bottom land, hogs dying, family ill, mortgage foreclosed. The neighbor accepts the hardship with quiet resignation, noting he sometimes feels discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Gil
Ladies' Home Journal
An Optimist Inspires With Catfish Wartime Cheer
A Century Club member recalls W Bayard Cutting praising optimism. He shares a tale of a Mississippi farmer amid floods who laughs in a barber shop and notes eight fine catfish he found in his wheatfield that morning. The story ends with a cheer for starting the day positively.
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W. Bayard Cutting
Century Club of
New York
Svater
George
Mississippi
Washington Star
Quid rides motto for a tobacconist carriage
Curran’s wit yields a two word motto for Lundy Foot the tobacconist seeking a carriage. Curran suggests Quid rides, readable in English or Latin, to explain his trade, rise, and defiance of ridicule. The quote frames his clever and dual linguistic appeal.
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Curran
Lundy Foot
Boston Post
The Ball and the Bird in a 19th Century City Pennant Game
In American Magazine Hugh Fullerton recounts a freak baseball play from a Chicago era by Jimmy Callahan’s Logan Squares versus the Leland Giants. A batted ball supposedly safe struck an English sparrow, killing it, then bounced to the infield to force a runner out and decide the city pennant.
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Hugh
Fullerton
Chicago
Jimmy Callahan
Logan Squires
Logan Squares
Leland Glants
Pullerton
Callahan
New York and Long Branch Railroad Timetable Effective April 14 1912
Timetable details list multiple rail connections from New York to Long Branch and points along the coast including Red Bank Matawan Perth Amboy Elizabeth Asbury Park Ocean Grove Belmar Spring Lake Manasquan and more with specific departure times and service notes for weekdays Saturdays Sundays and holidays. It also notes connections to Trenton Shikldiy Vonna and Camden and variations for crossing lines via various terminals and boroughs.
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NEW York and
Long Branch
New York
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Liberty Street
West 23d
Pennsylvania Railroad
7Th Avenue
Cortlandt and Desbrosses Street
Hudson Terminal
Church and Cortlandt
Newark
Red Bank
Matawan
Perth Amboy
Elizabeth
Eilenbeth
A. Me
Ldt
Red Hath
Eigabeth
Perth Aimboy
Elisabeth
Wan
A. m. WR
P. Mn
Sundeya
Lis
Preehold
Bonaire Sodene
R. Ft —S
Hom
Trenton
Shikdiy Vonna
Mount of Camden
Gmlaneto
Beo Tork
Joan
Presbhald
Matawan Tia
Bundaya
Ems
Bandara
Man
ROVE
Venus
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Aigpen
Kyast BK
Newcomb
Attent
Buyant DB
Elizabeth H. Stokes
Adma x
Trevonian KE
Hyer
Elizabeth H. Brokes
Orphan Court of
Wic
Lillian D. Hyer
Chancery
Gertrude Ollie Woolley
Howell Woolley
John W. Slocum
Record Building
Ghancery
Howell Wooltey
Gertrude @liffe Woolley
Eise
A. D
Pe- Ulener
Long Branch Daily Record
Anavenayey
Tong Branch
KB. BR. Walker
A True von Sarel K
Robbins
Clerk
Attest Ec
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Toul
Mirena Tigny
Elias
Loutra
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Pri
Brussels
Econd Hall
Globen
Coepes
Billard Koon
Pont and Eines
Bridven
Cid
Uret Mat
Maelo
Rick
Capean
Dere Mikror
Bravkel
Carmen
Ruurbte
Banement Seevant
Globe
Ford
Ptt
Ned
Jay Treet
Jay Street
J. Wesley Beaman
Buyant B. Newcomb
Bryant B. Newcomb
Bork
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