Charter moneys run government in New Jersey
A study of New Jersey corporate filings reveals large growth in charter registrations and fees. Morgan’s $220 016 40 purchase of protection for United States Steel boosted capital from 8 000 to 1 100 000 000, fueling talk of trusts and industrial combinations. The state expects a multi million dollar balance this year as corporate revenue funds institutions.
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Secretary of State
J. ~ Pierpont’ Morgan
United States Steel Corporaton
Jersey
New Jersey
State Board of Absessors
United States Steel Corporation
Secret Orders Meet in Asbury Park Tonight
The Doings of the Various Secret Orders in Asbury Park and Vicinity lists meetings this evening for Asbury Council No. 28 Jr. O U A M in Appleby building at 8 o clock Monmouth Lodge No. 107 Knights of Pythias in Winckler's hall at 8 o'clock Bimonides Court No 1 Tribe of Ben Hur Manning building at 3 o'clock sharp.
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Asbury Park
Asbury Council
U.A. Ma
Appleby Building
Asbury Park Building and Loan Assn vs Shepherd Trustee
Testimony was taken before Vice Chancellor Stephens in the bankruptcy case of the Asbury Park Building and Loan Association against James H Shepherd of Asbury Park. The association holds two mortgages the trustee contests as invalid. Further testimony is scheduled for next Wednesday. The annual Spring Dress Goods 16 display will be at the Steinbach stores of Savey Ad.
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L. Asso
Shepherd
Stephens
Asbury Park Building and Loan Association
James H. Shepherd
Asbury Park
Steinbach
Savey
Mayor votes to veto gas street lighting contract
The May mayor Ter Broeck warns he will veto any contract with the Welsbach company for city lighting. Readiness to exhibit Welsbach lamps and the Consolidated Gas Company stance frame a crucial council meeting on Monday night. The dispute centers on candle power and overall lighting capacity versus competing electric lights.
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Welabach Street Lightting Company of America
Comitt
Welsbach
Abbury Park
Consolidated Gas Company
Opie
Asbury Park
Welsbach Lighting
Welsbach Company
Munroe
Common Council
White
Consolidated Gas‘Company
Company H Returns From Camden After Open Air Exercises
Company H arrived last night from annual field day drills held in Camden in front of a large crowd. Soldiers on the train were told they might be sent to Merchantville to quell a riot, but no action was discussed with commanders. Many members were too fatigued to attend the next meeting.
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Camden
Wight
Merchantville
Coroner's Jury Fixes Responsibility for Wreck Near Bordentown
Mahlon R. Margerum of Ocean Grove led the coroner's jury in Trenton which fixed responsibility on the conductor of the Nellie Bly flyer wreck near Bordentown on the Pennsylvania railroad. The February inquiry determined blame for the disaster.
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Mahlon R. Margerum
Ocean Grove
Trenton
Sapp
Nellie
Bly
Bortentown
Pennsylvania
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets in Monmouth
The twenty-ninth annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Presbytery of Monmouth convened yesterday at First Presbyterian Church. Reports from officers highlighted progress across all branches, with Mrs Matthew Newkirk of the Philadelphia board delivering an insightful address. delegates attended the Ecumenical Conference in New York, and Mrs A G Bale chaired the afternoon session with musical contributions from Jessie Vanderveer and Eleanor Lance.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Presbytery
Monmouth
First Presbyterian Church
Bruce
Keator
Mra
J. L. Ewing
Esther N. Blake
Mary Walker
A. G. Bale
Avery
Matthew Newkirk
Philadelphia Board of Foreign Missions
W. P. Stevenson
Stults
Cranbury
Jessie’ Vanderveer
Eleanor Lance
Terhune
Matawan
New York
Philadelphia
Effie. H. Braddock
India
Reception to Wedderspoon Welcomed by First M E Church
The First M E Church greeted Rev Dr W R Wedderspoon with a hearty reception last night from 7 30 to 10 45. The parsonage was crowded with visitors as Rev Dr George J Mingins and Presiding Elder J L Roe paid respects. The reception committee included Dr Bruce B Keator Dr I E Burt Mr and Mrs Tallman Miller Mrs L E Sill and Mrs H Jackson. Refreshments were served.
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M. E
W. R. Wedderspoon
George J. Mingins
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. L. Roe
Wedderspoon
Bruce
Keator
I. E. Burt
Teachers Leave on Easter Vacation
Asbury Park high school staff members departed for Easter holidays this morning. Miss Fitchner and Miss Sanders traveled to New York while Miss Kachline headed to Frenchtown New Jersey. Miss Abbott went to East Orange and Miss Emory with Miss Mitchell to Washington D C. Miss Freeland Stevenson Townsend and Miss Rich were among the first to depart for unspecified destinations for a few days of rest.
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Asbury Park High School
Fitchner
Sanders
New York
Kachline
Frenchtown
N. J
Abbott
East Orange
Emory
Mitchell
Washington, D.C
Freeland
Stevenson
Misa Townsend
Rich
Large railroad upgrade between Elveron and Deal proceeds
A large gang works on the New York and Long Branch railroad relaying the southbound track between Elveron and Deal. The project is a major improvement by the company with an expenditure estimated near one million dollars.
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New York and Long Branch
Elveron
Deal
Easter Neckwear Fashion Promotes Exclusive Novelties
An advertisement highlights Easter neckwear lines described as the most exclusive novelties for the refined wearer. The ad mentions the Taylor & Toosting Building with steam heat gas electric lights bath water and janitor service and directs applications for B A testing and subscription to the weekly journal.
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Taylor& Toosting
Lighting Change Debate Sparks Asbury Park Streets
Atlantic Coast Electric Light Company superintendent Clark defends proposed switch from electric to gas street lighting in Asbury Park. He argues current lamps under new gas system would underperform, leave many blocks dark, and cost less overall only with reduced illumination. The piece previews a继续 discussion, noting gas lamps would require one lamppost per street intersection and describe the ongoing city lighting debate.
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Clark
Atlantic Coast Electric Light Company
the Journal
Asbury Park
Enquirer
Welebach
Welsbach
Artranrie Coast Exterric Lieut Co
Per Wu
L,clarx
Easter Millinery At Steinbach Stores Ad
Advert shows Steinbach stores offer an unrivalled millinery assortment with expert trimming and reasonable charging ready by Saturday. Also promotes New York papers through Resort News bureau and Journal door delivery service at six cents a week.
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Steinbach
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