Lightning strikes cause heavy damage in Asbury Park
A lightning storm lasting over an hour struck Asbury Park on Friday at noon causing major damage. Mrs Skinner's cottage on Seventh Avenue was hit and its interior wrecked. A Skinner daughter was struck and hurled, Mrs Skinner affected. Laake's house also damaged significantly.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Reanino
Berka County
Wight
Boruville
Dugglacaville
John Boyer
Julia Glass
Millarsville
Alts
David A. Jones
Nene Fountain
Amityville
Amity
Douglas
Aheeta
Easton
Northampton County
Jackson Valley
N. J
James Yanager
Peter Smith
George Thomas
Karrasille
Charles Thompson
Stewartaville
Alelbarks
Ransaxo
Fountain Spring
Elias Durnsife
Asbury Park
Skin Ner
Seventh Avenue
Skin=ner
Skinner
A. J. Laake
Tin industry grows in Temescal mines with new furnaces
Seven tons of pig tin from Temescal mines arrive for open market as machinery trials advance. Oil-fired furnaces prove faster than coal. mills and a large plant rise. Congressman W W Bower notes $20,000 worth of machinery ready. Production could reach 2,500 tons annually within a year as English free trade debate unfolds.
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No. Kinley Tall
Thyodgl
Esat
California
EM. Robinson
Queson
Atamo Mila
W. W. Bower
San Diego
Teolroom Seta
Williams & Phillips
North Broad Street
Trenton
N. J
Southwest Texas poised to become great cotton and farm region
Special Correspondence from San Antonio Texas June 13 1891 describes Southwest Texas expanding cotton output and diversifying into cattle fattening and related industries. It notes rich water resources between the Colorado and Gulf, rising vegetable and fruit production, canal history, and San Antonio benefiting from statewide growth. Also mentions New Jersey tuberculosis milk probe and Newark dairy concerns.
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Gulf
Morket
Hino
Lecome
St. Louis
Kansas City
Suu
San Antonio
Manitoba
Florida
Maine
Mexico
Texann
Mesanee
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Jane
Kerriville
James Gardner
William Thomas
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Concepcion
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E Potrero
Lea Catorin
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Flasher
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la Grippe
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East State St
Trenton, N. J
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Cook & Jaques
Ewest
TY All Means
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Hightstown, N. J
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India
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Main Street
Alee
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Lupton, Matawan and
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Matawan, N. J
CeviDve
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Trenton, N
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Dobbins
East State Street
OLD Reliable Jewelery Store
A. Craig Voorhees
Peace St
Foot.of Church
New Brunswick
Cornelius Hoagland
Oxford TI
Visse
Church Street
New Brunswick,n. J
Wma. H. Cooper, JR
Church St
Kanganoo Bnoes
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J.S
D. Bergen
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