New Jersey Assessors Report Fees for State Treasury
The annual New Jersey state board of assessors reports $2,537,445 in fees and taxes collected for the state treasury in the past year. The note appears among a stream of brief items from various locales and topics, including crimes, labor, fires, and notable discoveries.
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New Jersey
New Guinea
Montreal
Victoria Bridge
Grand Trunk Railway
Octave Trembley
Pottsville
McKeesport
Monongahela
Boston Iron and Steel Mill
Braddock
McMichaels
Fire Department
George Young
Wor
Leo XIII
Rome
Chicago
United Garment Workers
Wholesale Tailors’ Association
Shuttle
Upper Alton
John D. Rockefeller
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
South Elizabeth
N. J
New York and
Pittsburg
Norfolk & Western
Nereenville
Wesley Eye
Roanoke
National Broadway
Seventh National
Mercantile National Banks
New York City
Mercantile National
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Incr
Moroe
Lorenz
United States
Mexico
Canada
Truck Teamsters' Union of
Chicago Health Department
Wabash
Montpelier
Logansport
Ind
New Waverly
Hoop
Beaumont
Tex
Fatma
South Side Elevated’ Railroad Co
United States Steel to Sell Employee Stock Shares
In a double circular, United States Steel Corp. proposes a profit sharing plan allowing employees to buy preferred stock at 82.50 per share and share in profits. Six salary classes and percentage of earnings determine eligibility and stock purchase limits. Additional notes cover profit targets and fund allocation for 1903.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Corpor
Troubles in Wyoming as oil land rush turns violent
Evanston Wyoming January reports chaotic contests over Uintah oil lands. Cowboys led by Col Ketchum attacked section lines at midnight staking corners amid gunfire as thousands lighted fires to mark claims. Despite clashes no bloodshed reported yet.
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Ryval
Evanston
Wyo
New Sear
Uintah
Col. Ketchum
Aspen
Nory
Spring Valley
New Year s Reception at the White House
President and Mrs. Roosevelt held a New Year s reception at the Executive Mansion in Washington on January 2. The event welcomed all visitors without distinction, showcasing White House improvements costing about 500000. The piece notes the public viewing of renovations and recalls John Adams opening the White House 102 years earlier amidst ongoing construction sounds.
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Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Washington
White House
John Adams
Inauguration of a Second Term and National News Highlights
Governor Be inaugurated for a second term urging balanced policy and canal funding while urging careful legislative action on waterways. Pasadena reports a large 40,000 crowd at the Tournament of Roses parade. Newark records a shooting incident injuring four including Lena Neideroff. Archbishop Keane loses a church funding suit in Iowa. Frederick Shaw breaks a strength record at Columbia University with 2,136 points. Costa Rica reports a strong earthquake shock near San Jose likely from Irazu.
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Gov. B
Occ
New York
Frederick
Shaw
Columbia University
Dun's Weekly Review Expects Activity Across Industries
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade reports a brisk week despite holidays with higher freight rates boosting shipments. Rail freight, fuel shortages, and new wage scales lift purchasing power as textile mills stay busy and farm shipments exceed railway capacity. A Reading Railway pension plan takes effect January 1 1903 with three classes of retirees and a pension formula based on service and pay.
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Tate
New York
R. G. Dun
Review of Trade
China
Philadelphi Baer
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Co
Mine Caved In near Olyphant causes paralysis on town
Abandoned Eddy Creek colliery workings under Olyphant Pennsylvania caved in Friday afternoon engulfing four frame buildings covering about 6000 square feet. No one was harmed though workers faced a flooded dip while escaping. O'Brien's hotel and several residences were destroyed as the pit opened 115 feet below ground.
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United States
Canada
Theron Copeland
New York
Francis Rosberg
Chicago
Alfred Boyles
Brooklyn
John D. Rockefeller
Standard
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Elias Ellis
la Veja
Independence
Parole
Pierre Lorillard
England
Epsom
Role
Thomas Macpherson
America
Williamsburg
N.Y
Macpherson
William A. Eddy
Bayonne
N. J
Alexander Graham Bell
Mr. Eddy
Prof. Bell
Alabama
Anniston
Ala
Birmingham
Idaho
Yellowstone National Park
Marks
Shelbyville
Tenn
France
Guatemala
International Arbitration Court
Venezuela
Julius Kahn
Fornia
Livernash
Hubbard
Kahn
Paul Revere
Boston
John P. Reynolds
Scranton
Eddy Creek
Delaware & Hudson Co
Olyphant
O'Brien
Ann Evans
Jane Ackerly
O'Brien's Hotel
Doan’s Kidney Pills End Long Kidney Suffering
A Fond du Lac Presbyterian clergyman, Rev. Jacob Van Doren, testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills brought relief after years of kidney trouble and poor health. He offers a free trial by mail from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y., with the product sold by druggists at 50 cents per box.
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Sixth Street
Fond du Lac
Wis
Doan
Jacob van Doren
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
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