Replevan Wait Alarms Atlantic Highlands Theft Case
Attorney Joseph Reilly and Constable William Chandler attempted to remove a moving picture machine from Stanley Kelly’s theater in Atlantic Highlands. Defamation suit follows after Gorlin, Lyric Theatre owner, claimed Kelly stole a device two years earlier. Proceedings moved to Freehold with George E. Jenkinson as Kelly’s attorney.
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Joseph Reilly
William Chandler
Red Bank
Atlantic Highlands
Stanley Kelly
Moving Picture Theatre
A. L. Gorlin
Lyric Theatre
Atlantic ‘Highlands
Kelly
Reilly
Constable Chandler
Atlantic Highlands and Highlands
Gorlin
Chandler
George E. Jenkinson
Highlands
Freehold
Widow of Oceanport captain dies after short illness
Mrs. Sarah Ferry widow of Captain Sylvester W. Ferry of Oceanport died last night at 9:45 PM at Sea Bright home of her daughter. She was 85, death from liver trouble and debility. Funeral plans to be announced in tomorrow's Record. Survivors include two brothers J Milton Bennett and Preston Bennett and children James J Reed Milton Perry Harry Ferry and William Ferry. Rev John F Heflenman to conduct services at Oceanport M E Church.
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Sarah Ferry
Sylvester W. Ferry
Oceanport
Sea Bright
James’ J. Read
William H. Morris
Ferry
Captain Ferry
Iat Fey Village
Postponed meeting announced by St Luke's Church group
Notice reports the Women's Home Missionary Society meeting at the parsonage on Washington Street postponed for further notice. Also included are short classifieds: job ad for a boy, a partnership dissolution in a plumbing firm with new manager Harry Drake, and a theatre listing for Majestic Theatre in Red Bank with Joseph Rodgers as manager.
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Jety
St. Luke's M. EB
Washington Street
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Red Bank
Joseph Rodgers
Wilson Named President on 46th Ballot at 3 15 P M
Baltimore July 2 Governor Wilson nominated for President on the 46th ballot at 3 15 P M after Clark withdrew The convention and ballots show Wilson gaining steady support with state delegations moving to Wilson including Virginia and West Virginia and Pennsylvania going solid for Wilson resulting in his nomination by acclamation. The report chronicles the roll calls and political maneuvering surrounding the end of the campaign.
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Wilson
Baltimore
Wilden
Clark
Underwood
Foss
Fitzgerald
New York
Bryan
James
Harmon
Kern
Fons
Holinois
Boss Sullivan
New Jersey
Sullivan
Connecticut
Michigan
Virginia
West Virginia
Corose
Colorado
Indiana
Iowa
Maryland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Agai
Harmon Vie
Woodrow Wilson
George Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Charlotte, N. C
Col. Harvey
Harper’s Weekly
Col. Watterson
Willson
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Traction
Ryan
Col. Watoe Sr
Notable New York Brokers Hurt in Sea Bright Accident
Howard Slade and Theodore Seidenberg, two prominent New York brokers, were injured in a terrible accident at Sea Bright near the Packer cottages. Slade lost his left eye and suffered facial disfigurement, while Seidenberg escaped with a broken finger and a cut forehead. Seidenberg remains in shock as they left home to visit Carl Van Berger at the Stim.
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Howard Slade
Theodore Seldenberg
New York
Packer
Sea Bright
Mr. Slade
Seidenberg
Carl van Berger
Woodrow Wilson Early Life and Rise to Governor
A historical sketch traces Woodrow Wilson born December 28 1856 in Staunton Virginia his name choice dropping Thomas W from youth to college and law practice and his ascent from Princeton president to New Jersey Governor in 1910 highlighting reformism clashes with political bosses and early national ambitions.
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New, Jersey
Staunton
Virginia
Thomas Woodrow Wilson
Thomas
W. Wilson
Princeton
Atlanta
Georgia
Bryn Mawr College
Wesleyan University
Helen Louise Axson
Wilson
University of Virginia
John Hopkins
Brown
Harvard
Williams
Darmouth
Yale
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Contention at convention flares as Wilson battles for support
A chaotic night session follows a turbulent afternoon as supporters rally for Woodrow Wilson while opponents led by the Missourians and Bryan clash. Delegates tighten security as ballots continue with little prospect of immediate nomination, amid shifts in Wisconsin North Carolina and Ohio votes.
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Baltimore
Ollie James Slamingd
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Ghiurk
Wilson
Wisconsin
Alaska
North Carolina
Underwood
Ohio
Hartson
Ollie James
Explosion of Akron balloon kills six over Atlantic crossing plan
Atlante City New Jersey reports six men Melvin Vanniman Calvin Vanniman Fred Elier George Boultion and Walter Quest killed when the dirigible Akron exploded at 2000 feet. The vessel burst over water. one body was recovered and the crossing attempt once planned by Vanniman is now in doubt.
Longtime New Jersey Central conductor Robert C. Anderson Dies
Robert C. Anderson a longtime conductor for the New Jersey Central on the East Long Branch to Freehold run died at 11:45 PM at his home 140 Liberty Street aged 66 after a year of paralysis. He began on the New Jersey Southern as a brakeman and for thirty years was a conductor. Survivors include his widow Amaca and two daughters Mrs Joseph Clevanger and Mrs Allen Miles and adopted son John T. Anderson. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at his home with Rev John F Heilenman and burial at West Long Branch. He was active in Simpson Memorial Church Empire Lodge No 174 I O G F and received a 35 year medal after 37 years of membership.
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Robert C. Anderson
New Jersey Central Railroad
Coats
New Jersey Southern Branch
Liberty Street
New Jersey Southern
Long Branch
Port Monmouth
Pest
East Long Branch
Freehold
Anderson
Amaca Andens
REO
Joseph Clevanger
Allen Miles
John T. Anderson
Simpson Memorial M. B. Church
Empire Lodge
Order of Railway
Lodge
Central Railroad
Ree
Missing Hartford Boy Searched After Circus Visits
Hartford resident H H Cummings seeks help locating his 15 year old son Russell who disappeared June 26. Police were asked to check along the Barnum and Bailey circus route as the show arrived for a two day stay. Cummings visited City Mall and then left for New Branswith where the circus is today.
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H.H. Cummings
Hartford
R. Cummings
Branswith
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Tonight and Wednesday
The Weather Bureau reports generally fair conditions for New Jersey tonight and Wednesday with light to moderate southerly winds. Observations from Long Branch show a high yesterday of 67 and a low last night around 62, with 66 percent humidity at 8 a.m. and 60 percent at 10 a.m.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
el Palty
Monmouth Beach Man Buys Fast Auto
William Layton of Monmouth Beach buys a new American Scout capable of 55 miles per hour. He states he will not let others’ dust hinder him anymore. The item appears amid a jumble of event mentions including basesball, horse shows, and Philadelphia Giants dates.
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Monmouth Beach
William Layton
New American Scout
Anderson Death Notice Patched for July Service
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral for Robert C. Anderson on July 4 at 2 p m at the Inter home 140 Liberty St. without further notice.
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Mram Ferry
el ‘Sheoright
Capt. Ferry
J. 5. Reed
Morris
Broadway
James Riddle
Dr. & Riddle
Harry Drake
The
Daily Record
Woodrow
West
Denver
Boskea
Cleveland
Bose Saeee
Terson
Wrilliam Jennings Bryan
Col. Bryan
Washington
Atlantic City
R. C. Anderson
Hollywood
Philadelphia Giants
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