Little Silver Man Held for Assault
John Smith a tall German laborer for Edward Bowman of Little Silver was arrested by Constable Myron Campbell on assault and battery charges. He, under liquor influence, armed with a hatchet, was jailed in Red Bank and later held for the grand jury under $160 bail after a hearing before Justice James H. Sickles.
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John Smith
EdWard A. Bowman
Myron Campbell
Bowman
Smith
Bowman Place
Campbell
Red Bank
James H. Sickles
Mechanic Street
Henry Grimm
Grimm
Mr. Bowman
Borough Hall
Eatontown H. and L. Fair at Crescent Hall
The annual Eatontown Hatontown Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 fair runs the week starting July 16 in Crescent Hall Lewis Street. A competent committee chairs arrangements and dancing each evening. Colorful booths and cooperative sales of various articles are planned.
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Hatontown Hook and Ladder Company
Crescent Hall
Lewis Street
Moving Picture Thrills Rock Galilee Residents
A moving picture company entertained Galilee cottages and locals with a show. The troupe departed last night and another company, with twenty five actors, plans to perform there in July.
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Galilee
Mevng Picture People
Frank L. Baker Visits West End Society Scene
Frank L. Baker, longtime New York Herald society reporter, is visiting the West End section to cover North Jersey coast society events for the New York Run.
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Frank L. Baker
New York Herald
West End
City
Mr. Baker
New York
Weather Forecast For New Jersey Ends Friday Evening
Weather Bureau notes for New Jersey forecast cloudy tonight and Friday with moderate easterly winds and small craft warnings. Observations from Long Branch list 90 degree high yesterday 67 low last night, 67 at 8 am with a 7 degree 24 hour change. Barometer 30.16 with prior 29.04, wind northeast at 41 mph, past 24 hour high 44 mph. Humidity around 62 percent, precipitation total 0.08 inches. Also notes pharmacy delivery and local theatre advertisement details.
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U. & Weather Bureau
Tottonal
New Jersey
Wilson Nomination Becomes Likely Amid Convention Strife
In Baltimore the convention scene builds toward a late night ballot as Wilson races Clark for the nomination. Progressives press for a platform against the conservatives while Bryan supporters maneuver. Delegates discuss a potential deal, with Clark and Wilson leading in votes and a possible multi-ballot fight shaping the outcome.
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Wilson
Clark
Progressive
Platform
Tammany's
Alaska
Philippines
Department of Labor
Resolutions Committee
Ohio
Wilsen
Wilcon
Byran
Ivah
Murory, Taggart and Sullivan Machine
Bryan
Regan
Nebraska
New York
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
N. J
B. Va
Atlanta
Bryn Mawr
Wesleyan
Princeton
Champ Clark
B. Ky
Congress
Oscar W. Underwood
Ala
Birmingham
Judson Harmon
B. O
U. S
Thomas R. Marshall
Ind
Columbia City
Wabash College
Simon E. Baldwin
Conn
Yale
State Supreme Court
Connecticut
John Burke
N. D
B. la
Gaynor
William Jennings Bryan
Motive unclear in double shooting and murder case
Coroner William H. Morris Jr. investigates the Potiessa case with Detective Captain Walling. The slain woman’s father reconciled after death and funeral services were held at Holy Trinity Church. Ponessa, the husband who attempted suicide, remains hospitalized as witnesses provide statements for the inquest.
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William H. Morris, Jr
Potiessa
Holy Trinity Church
Mt. Carmel
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Joseph Ponessa
Trenton
Ponessa
Morris
Vanessa
Fred Lista
Lista
William L. Edwards
Ponersa
Mr. Lista
Mme
Walling
Shore Club Opens Under New Management With Charity Cabaret
The West End Shore Club opens this afternoon under new management. A charity cabaret at Oakhurst this evening will be hosted by a committee of Indies led by Mrs. Meary Goldman of Deal. Over 400 five dollar tickets have been sold for the fundraiser aiding the Crippled Children's Home. Dancing will follow the performance, making it a major society event.
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West End
Board of Education brief session and upcoming bills
Members of the Board of Education met for a short session and passed routine bills. A July 10 meeting is planned to consider furnishing bills for the new school building. Additionally notes mention local events and memorial notices, including an In Memoriam for Susan A. Weent dated June 27, 1911.
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Board of Education
Isposal T Board
West
Susan A. Weent
Paim
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County Jaik
Freehold
Eatontown H. & L. Fair
Weather Bureau
Rothenbers Pharmacy
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad
A&tion
Red
Paul J . Hont
Luke Lee
Tennessee
South Dakota
Parker
Taft
Ilinois
Ollie James
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Wut Hinker
Bryah
Tie
O'Gorman
Ehagen
United States
John W. Kern
Indiana
Kern
W. J. Bryan
Charles J. Murphy
Rive
Wilvot
Harmon
Committee On
Oho
Laker
Tom Johnson
Ryan
Bar
Mon
Baker
National Committee
Committee On Rules
J. H. Covington
Maryland
J. A. Moore
Boom
Henry
Texas
John Sharp Williams
Dunn
American Press Association
Governor Simeone
Baldwin
William ¥. Gaynor
American Probe Association
North Dakota
Shore Club
Rothenberg Pharmacy
Woodlawn
Oakhurst
M. B
Jeffrey's Woods
Pearl St
Trolley
Hollywood Mores Show Grounds
Stara
Giants
Philadelpha Giants
Philadelphia Giants
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Rothesberg Pharmacy
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