Organ lights flicker as Ocean Grove unveils new instrument
Ocean Grove's new $50,000 organ dazzles and dims the auditorium lights every evening as its powerful bellows tax the town's electric plant. The article notes wiring quirks linked to the clock tower, plus plans for concerts by Ellen Beach Yaw and Signor G Aldon Rande. Commuters in nearby towns push for extra cars on the Newark to Asbury Park line due to heat and crowded trains.
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Association Hall Tower
Ellen Beach Yaw
Signor G. Aldon Rande
Guerite de Forest Anderson
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Six-Club League Planned Across Three Cities
Elizabeth Rahway Perth Amboy New Brunswick Plainfield and Summit promoter Adam Nubeck aims to form a six sided baseball league with a meeting next week in this city. Promoter Potter of Rahway handles the other end while teams from the listed towns have been approached. Elizabeth and Rahway schedule a 3 30 Sunday game at South Trend street grounds to spark county league interest.
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Michigan Stars to Play Here Sunday Exhibition
Detroit stars led by Ty Cobb Sam Crawford and Bill Donovan travel to Elizabeth for an exhibition game against the Michigan Stars with Hughey Jennings coaching and using his tin whistle. Matty McIntyre to play second as the Tigers face strong local interest with a large turnout anticipated.
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Michigan
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Sam Crawford
Bill Donovan
Matty McIntyre
Michigan Stars
Elizabeth
Btars
Hughey Jennings
Ban Johnan
Thi Donovan
Tigera
Matty
McIntyre
Staten Taland
Timberland Deal Signals Major West Virginia Clearing
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tied sale transfers 200000 acres of hardwood forest in the Appalachian region to a developing company with mills at Ridgeway and Camden-on-Green. The 2 million dollar purchase covers yellow poplar, oak and other woods across 300 square miles, with fears of soil erosion and floods as forests are stripped and valleys exposed.
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West Virginia
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Qblo Railroat
Hidgeway
Camdenvon-the-Ganley
Ohio
Pittsburg
Appalachian
Timbs
Naval
Virginia
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New Jersey Miscellaneous Corporations Tax Figures Released
Jersey's corporations report shows 910 firms taxed for 1903 totaling 173 thousand dollars, with total capitalization of 209 million. State assessments to date cover 7,655 corporations this year, yielding about 2.66 million and a grand capitalization of over 3.2 billion. Authorities note around 3,000 more miscellaneous corporations remain to be taxed.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Naa
State Board of Anacesors
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State Board of Assessors
Merry Widow Hat Contest Draws Crowds at Happyland Park
Enthusiasts flock to Happyland Park for the Merry Widow hat contest with a $20 gold piece prize for the best decorated headwear. Judges, a committee of bachelors, assess frills, turndowns, and millinery costs while Human Roulette and the Japanese troupe entertain the visitors.
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Happyland
Fort Wadeworth
Mappyland Park
Benedicta
Parla
Ugeno
Joe Ring
Harry Gordon
Lawlor
Knowles
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