Twenty first convention of Qahriatian Associations in New Jersey
The twenty first annual convention will be held in Morristown from March 16 to 18. About three hundred fifty delegates are expected. Last year there were 84 associations in the state. now about 40. Chauncey M. Dopen Rev John Tall and Dr Spellinger are expected to attend. A Street Railway case in the United States Circuit Court grants the American Loan and Trust Company of New York leave to show cause why a receiver should be appointed to wind up the New Brunswick ity Railroad. The matter returns Monday but is adjourned to Wednesday to choose a receiver if no agreement is reached. The road is valued at about $25,000.
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Prenton
N. J
Senate
Senate Elective Committee
Hudson County
Btahr
McDonald
Edward McDonald
Stuhr
Prohibition
Jersey City
Suboena
New Jersey
Morristown
Chauncey M. Dopen
John Tall
New York
Spellinger
Orange
United States Circuit Court
American Loan and Trust Company
New Brunswick Ity Railwowpany
Wis
J. B. Ewing
Sixth United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Agnes
Stevenson
Samuel Hoepers
Harper
Ewing
Reid
General Assembly
Big Drive
State Board of Agriculture meeting at Court House New Bromwich
The State Board of Agriculture held a Monday meeting at the Court House in New Bromwich. James Neilson presented a brief report of the board’s work. The local Board was asked to suggest questions for the next meeting, to be handled by secretary John Crane of Union County. The discussion included road laws with remarks by Lewis and Crane spoke at length on abolishing Boards of Freeholders, with Alterfvard, Meéssra, Crane, Johnson, Pierson, Drake, Lewis and Henderson weighing in on farmers acting separately rather than in unity with other trades.
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State Board of Agriculture
Court House
New Bromwich
James Neilson
State—Board—of Agriculture
John Crane
Union County
Lawis
Crane
Boards of Freeholders
Alterfvard Meéssra
Crane, Johnson, Pierson
Drake, Lewis and Hendrson
Perrine Pleads Guilty In Forged Note Case At Freehold
Samuel Perrine Jr of Asbury Park pleaded guilty to forging his uncle s name on notes discounted by First National Bank of Asbury Park. Judge Walling fined 250 dollars and coats, and Perrine was jailed. He had ties to prior charges for forging his brother s name. Relatives had made bank losses whole. Addison Scott also connected to a 45 dollar note cashed by a Jamesburg bank.
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Samuel Perrine, Jr
Asbury Park
Samuel Perrine
Jamesburg
Judge Walling
Freehold
First National Bank
Addison Scott
Jamesburg Bank
Scott
Perrine
Cranbury Bank
Perth Amboy to Get Immense Terra Cotta Works and Wharfage
Prominent Philadelphia capitalist Calvin S. Pardee plans a $62,000 purchase of the old Eaglewoods property east of the Lehigh Valley Railroad to build an immense terra cotta and brick manufactory in Perth Amboy. The complex includes a 320 by 60 foot four story main building a 145 by 40 foot kiln house and a 180 by 60 foot three story building with renovations to the old academy for offices artist rooms and dormitories. A spur will connect to the railroad and 2400 feet of waterfront will host wharf facilities. The project promises to employ a large workforce and expand regional trade links.
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Trick
Academy
Perth-Amboy
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pardee
Turitun Bay
Economy and fashion at Mason & Allen's store in Hightstown
A bustling promotional pitch urges readers to shop locally at Mason and Allen's in Hightstown New Jersey, promising lower costs and easy exchanges. It highlights silk and mourning goods, woolens, furs, ready made clothing, undergarments, and home textiles with varied price points from cents to several dollars, inviting housewives and gentlemen to enjoy a wide display of seasonal specials and mail orders.
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Black-Vale
Childress
Lie
Centemeri
Mason & Allen’s
Hightstown
N. J
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Supreme Court
Randolph
Bede
THE
Legislature
Mon
Ballot Reform Joint Committee
Firat
D.M. Kane
Kane
Jakeway
Jersey
Board of Trade of Newark
Lk. W Parker
Newark
Inet
Herbert St. Boggs
HOUSE
Semata
Marah
State Dental Society
Botram
Mullone
Werts
Board of Trustees of Schools For
Sarah KR. Colwell
Kgg Harbor City
Cilig
Banetita
Philadelphia
Tris
Senate 17
Passaic County
Pequest Iron Works
Warren County
Cooper & Howitt
John N. Vanzandt
Blanenburgh
Skillaan Station
John Doodlesocks
Metuchen
Raritan River
Cranbury Turnpike
Boorschem's Woods
Board OF Agriculture
Perth Amboy
Uau
S.A. French
Prieca
Mount & Applegate
Pnosrecr Prarna
Cranbury and Vicinity
Ana Comnes
Mason É& Allen
Higitstown
L. W. Grover
Hightstown, N. J
Luther Ward
East State Street
Prenton, N. J
Edward Schatfer’s
Bahreryt
Main Street
Hightstown, N.J
Zehnder’s
Hichtstown
Prospect Plairs
Buccies
Trenton
N.J
Donnelly
Furnishing Goods Department
Derby
Richard A. Donnelly
Opera House
Trenton, N. J
New Spring
Trenton, N.J
WW. Davison
East State St
Common
E. Fisher
North Greene Street
Merchant Tailors
Dolbbbbrmie’ S
J. S
D. Bergen’s
Sade
Teanbber Goode
J.S. & D. Bergen
Cranbury N. J
Dobbins
Hatter
EAST_STATE STREET
Cook & Jaques
New J
DR. Warner
Viv
Wm. H-Cooper, Jr's
Cooper Brothers
Church Street
New Brunswick, N. J
Hoagland & Howell
Church ST
Peoples National Bank
New Brunswick
NEW Empire
Directoire
Sheet Iron Worker
Oo Cranbury, BT
Katzenbach, & CO
Frighardson & Boynton Heaters
Stouts
Renn
Cook
Jaques
State Street
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