Filming at Galilee Advances with Carlton Studio crew
Galilee hosts a Carlton motion picture unit filming At Galilee a romance of rival fishermen and a poisoned aunt. Lois Weber leads opposite Arthur Johnson with John Adolfi as heavy. Max Schneider directs camera at Galilee then Coney Island studio to finish indoor scenes as Europe beckons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galilee
Carlton Motion Picture Laboratories
Mr. Smalley
Max Schneider
Lois Weber
Pittsburg
Arthur Johnson
Johnson
Biograph
Carlton Company
Reliance
John Adolfi
14Th Street
Coney Island
Carlton
Long Branch
Oceanic guests and a fatal river accident headline
Were guests at Oceanic Mr and Mrs Harry Merkle of Enat Orange hosted by Mr and Mrs Alexander Joseph of Oceanic. Alexander Curchin of Pair Haven is listed on the sick list. A deckhand, Patrick Farley of the steamship Albertina, fell overboard near Locust point and died after rescue. Coroner John Sickles notified. body left at the steamboat dock as the Albertina sailed to New York with flag at half mast. Farley had joined Merchants Steamboat Co about a month ago. cause unclear but liquor influence suspected. Also an ad for Oriental rug repairs and cleaning by Medzigian Bros Co of Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Farley
Albertina
Merchants Steamboat Company
Locust Point
John S. Sickles
Navesti
New York
Farley
Steamboat Company
Octan Avenue
Medzigian Bros. Co
Meeting of Board of School Hellmate Long Branch
Notice urges attendance at a Board of School Hellmate meeting in City Hall on Thursday evening July 7th. The advertisement appears in the Daily Record and lists Sexton Bros., undertakers and embalmers at 516 Broadway with contact Tel 122 L. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Long Branch
City Hall
Sexton Bros
Broadway
L. B
Board of School Estimate of
Tragic drowning of Albert R. Wilson at Shrewsbury River
Albert R. Wilson 23, of Red Bank, drowned while swimming with friend Otto Kleist near Hubbard's Bridge in the Shrewsbury River. Kleinest, partially dressed, could not save him as tide was strong. Wilson left a future in electrical engineering and was active with the Ushers Union. Body recovered after hours of search. funeral planned at his Canal Street home.
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Albert R. Wilson
Annie Wilson
Canal Street
Red Bank
Shrewsbury
Hubbard's Bridge
Otto Kleist
Wilson
Kleist
Heppenst
Harry Boskey
Harry C. Fay
Nellie
May
Mabel
Long Branch
Ushers’ Union of the First Baptist Church of
I Ody
Mr. Wilson
Roberts Boiler Works
B. J L. Haight
Au Correspondence School
Germany
Local court actions in Freehold detailed
Walter Grey pleaded guilty to atrocious assault and was remanded for sentence next Thursday. Theodore Miller admitted theft and was released on probation. Ella Burgess pleaded not guilty to illegal liquor sale with trial set next Thursday. Henry Tunis and Daniel Van Brunt denied malicious mischief and posted $300 bail for next Thursday. Arthur Huff and Howard Reynolde admitted stealing a horse and bicycle and were sent to Reform. Robert Montjoy pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons with costs. further sentence suspended. Wilhelmina Mattison fined $200 and jailed five months for disorderly conduct. Frank Torchia pleaded not guilty to illegal liquor sale with $500 bail for Thursday. Josephine Smothers and Josephine Yetman fined $200 and jailed five months for disorderly houses. Martha Henderson pleaded guilty to illegal liquor sales and fined $300. Wesley Edwards and wife Gertie pleaded not guilty to keeping a disorderly house, awaiting trial. Grand jury to meet Thursday September 5. William H. Kelly’s wholesale license renewed at Red Bank. Tony Tico to be sentenced next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grey
Pierson Devinis
Robert Montjoy
Eatontown
Wilhelmna Mattison
First Avenue
Frank Torchia
Morris Avenue
Josephine Smothers
Josephine Yetman
Martha Henderson
Wesley K Edwards
Gertie
William H. Kelly
Red Bank
Tony Tico
Fred Dey
Carnival Endorsed For Sea Bright Water Festival
The Sea Bright Board of Trade endorses a two day water carnival on August 5 and 6. The Mayor and Council discussed support with no appropriation, and officers were assigned to tackle delinquent poll taxes. Dustaline will dust Ocean avenue and a new traffic plan aims to curb auto racing at borough crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright Borough
Board of Trade
Sea Bright Board of Trade
Chas Brown
Highlands
Shropshire
Ocean Avenue
Skull Fractured in Bicycle Fall in Belmar
Henry May, a Coast Gas Company employee from Bradley Beach, sustained a skull fracture after falling from his bicycle at F Street and Sixth Avenue in Belmar. He remained in critical condition at Monmouth Memorial Hospital though doctors expressed optimism for recovery. May was returning from work when his wheel hit a trolley frog, ejecting him onto his head and shoulder. Dr. Kinmonth and later Dr. Robinson attended him before he was moved by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmar
Henry May
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
May
Coast Gas Company
Maloney Concern
Monmouth Avenue
Bradley Beach
F Street
Sixth Avenue
William A. Robinson
Lot of 81 James Street Church Site Cleared for Sale
The lot at the corner of Slocum Place and Broadway, formerly 81 James Street Church, is being cleared of refuse with grass and weeds cut and carted away in preparation for sale. Dr. William D. Sayre and Roy Eisner have returned from an automobile trip to Atlantic City, spending Sunday and Monday there in the Eisner car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Atlantic City
William D. Sayre
Roy Eisner
Eisner
Mr. Wolcott on Sick List
James Wolcott of Eatontown went to New York on July fourth and ate something that disagreed with him. He returned home and has since been under a physician's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wolcott
James Wolcott
Eatontown
New York
Visitors at Lea Home for the Fourth Celebration
Mrs. J. G. Lea hosted guests at her High street residence over the Fourth. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and their daughters Sadie and Marie, W. Hughes of Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer and Edward and Master William Spencer of Weehawkin, Mr. and Mrs. William Lea, Master Barton Lea, Miss Ressie Lea of Fordham, N Y, Mrs. Robert Lea, and Miss Eleanor Lea of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Berle
Second Avenue
Navy
Edna van Valkenburgh
Harrison
N. J
Josh Gloor
Newark
Grace Emrich
Brooklyn
John Cooper
Long Branch
I. A. Berle
George Berle
Denver
Cola
Nierich
New York
Davis
Lea
J. G. Lea
High Street
Phillips
Sadie Phillips
Marie Phillips
W. Hughes
Paterrson
Spencer
Edward Spencer
William Spencer
Weehawkin
William Lea
Barton Lea
MissRessie Lea
Fordham
N. Y
Robert Lea
Eleanor Lea
Pastor Dare Recovering From Illness At Bliner
Rev Alfonso Pare pastor of Simpson M EB Church is recuperating in Bliner N due to pleurisy. He will be away for at least a couple of weeks before returning to his pulpit. Next Sunday the pulpit will be filled by Rev K Boyd of Park ME Church at both morning and evening services. Sunday school session at ten. Morning service opens at one and evening at 7 45.
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Alfonso Pare
Simpson M, EB
Bliner
Dare
K. Boyd
Park M. E
Ella Beth
Dusty Ocean Boulevard Pebbles Oiled for Summer Use
Monmouth Beach residents watch as the Board of Chosen Freeholders plans to oil the ocean boulevard. The dusty avenue prompted locals to raise funds for a water wagon and worker to lay dusts for relief during the busy summer season.
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Ocean Boulevard
Monmouth Beach
Board of ‘Chosen Freeholders
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey
The U S Weather Bureau predicts thunder showers this afternoon or tonight. Friday will be partly cloudy with moderate to brisk southerly winds shifting to the west and squalls this afternoon. The forecast covers the thirty six hours ending Friday at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Decision Against Children in Famous Krohel Will Fight a Dollar
A legal dispute centers on a famous Krohel will involving children and a challenge to a dollar amount. Attorneys argue over inheritance terms and testator's intent as the case proceeds in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroehl
Stage Capsizes Injuring Ten En Route to New York
A stage carrying ten passengers en route to New York from Pleasure Bay overturned at Monmouth Avenue and Liberty Street, Willow avenue driver Morris Noor. Three occupants suffered fractures including rib injuries to Joseph and Carrie Rothschild and a broken arm to two-and-a-half year old Melvin Rothschild. others sustained bruises. The group, residents of Willow Avenue and Prospect Street, were taken to a hospital after the crash.
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Pleasure Bay
Morris Noor
Willow Avenue
Prospect Street
Monmouth Avenue
Liberty Street
Joseph Rothschild
Melvin Rothschild
Pauline Rothschild
Frederick Marburger
Melvin
Richard
Seymour Rothschild
Carrie Rothschild
Simon Rothschild
Joseph Harburger
Broadway
New York
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Noor
Standers
Ian
Sevral
Jared Clayton
Little Melvin Rothschild
Tittle
Mr. Rothschild
Miss Rothschild
Casino Theatre plans summer opening with vaudeville and films
Manager Falkner readies the Casino Theatre for a summer opening featuring moving pictures and vaudeville with Metropolitan companies booked. Opening night offers free admission for children with parents. Mrs. Van Brunt hosts a Fourth of July gathering in Hulick Street with guests from Brooklyn. A Crippled Children’s Home bridge party is held at Oak Brook with Mrs. Goldman and local directors listed. Notice to the public disclaims association with J F Jackson & Co. and asserts no partnership or responsibility for work done by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkner
Casino Theatre
Henry Goldman
South Elberon
Oakburet
Kroehl Taylor Will Contest Proceeds in Asbury Park
Judge Foster filed conclusions admitting probate of Mrs. Cornelia R. Kroehl will of Asbury Park naming Elizabeth H. Taylor as sole beneficiary. Contested by Geo. Fredrick Kroehl and Alice P. Leighartner, who were cut out. Testimony began March 27 1908 with hearings at Asbury Park and Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroehl
Henry Kroehl
New York City
Elisabeth Bell
Asbury Park
Taylor
First National Bank
Monmouth Trust Company
George Frederick Kroehl
Langs
Seventh Avenues
Musical at Second Baptist Church features Beckett and Wainwright
Harrison Beckett, pupil of Prof. Frederick K. Ball, will present violin solos at a Second Baptist Church musical Tuesday evening July 12. Interludes will include vocal solos with Miss Gertrude Wainwright offering several selections.
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Harrison Beckett
Second Baptist Church
Beckett
Frederick K. Ball
Gertrude Wainwright
Hicks family visit spans years as Jacob returns home
Builder Jacob Hicks arrives after years away to see his brother jeweler John Hicks in Hackettstown New Jersey. He is joined by nephew Daniel Hicks who also resides in Hackettstown.
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Jacob Hicks
John Hicks
Hiecke
Hackettstown
N. J
Daniel Hicks
Yachtsmen to Entertain Visitors at Long Branch meeting
Long Branch tee Boat and Yacht club plans July 8 8 o'clock session at Pleasure Bay quarters to finalize arrangements for the Waterways League of New Jersey meeting on July 16 with expected Governor participation. Members urged to attend as full turnout is essential.
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Long Branch Tee Boat and Yacht
Pleasure Bay
Waterways League of New Jersey
League
Stecees
Hose Laying Contest Records Fall in Ocean Avenue Event
A hose laying contest on Ocean Avenue under Phil Daly Howe Company auspices drew crowds as West Ends, Branchports and Independents competed. West Ends won with a 1 minute 15.2 second run after disqualifications for the others, while the three-horse Daly exhibit drew praise.
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Ocean Avenue
Phil Daly Howe
West Ends
Ocean Park
Thomas Beatty
Thomas P. Fay
D. K. White
Albert Pringle
Charles H. Greene, Jr
Walter Hamilton
Harry G. Woolley
Thomas Barham, Jr
James Ennis Jr
Joseph Kingsland
Mr. Kingsland
Dalys
Thomas Barham, Sr
William Fritz
Louis Hubn
David Swanson
James Ennin
Louis Knnts
Frank ‘Quifith
Fred Morris
Charles Cook
Thomas Woolley
Harry Waitt
Clarence White A Hospital Patient After Surgery
Clarence White a noted Red Bank shoe merchant is hospitalized at Monmouth Memorial after a misstep in his store caused a rupture. He underwent an operation this morning and it was reported very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence White
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
White
Beach Show July 23rd Moves to West End Casino
The Monmouth County Kennel Association announces its annual beach show will be held on Saturday July 23 with entries closing tonight. Exhibitors will be judged at the West End Casino this year replacing the former horse show grounds location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Kennel Association
Rotary
Walter B. Johnson
New York
West End
Seasonal Ice Cream Offer at Jos. Cocuz za’s
Special price for the season 4c per qt and 2 qts for 76e. Promotion runs from day to evening in July. Noted price display appears dated and partially garbled but indicates a seasonal sale at a local shop.
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Jos. Cocuzza's
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Europe
William T. van Brunt
Campamia
James C. Doughty
Reckless Place
Oceanic
Harry Merkle
Enat Orange
Alexander Joseph
Alexander Curchin
William W. Curchin
Pair Haven
The
Daily Record
Albert
Stephen H. Allen
Mabel Wilson
Philadelphia
Duff & Campbell
Britton's
Car
Norwood
Seree
Freehold
Mil Striker
Carnival
Britton
Dunn
Ireland
James Dunn
P. Gayou
Brighton Avenue
Mitrope
England
Tahawassee Hotel
Erlanger
Klaw & Erlanger
Freedman
Morris Cottage
Benjamin Momman
Henry W. Morris
Pastor Dare
Weather Bureau
J. F. Jackson & Co
Jackson
Builder Hicks
Stone Layer
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