New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association Holds Annual Convention
The New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association concluded its annual convention with a vaudeville entertainment night. Officers elected include President George M. Andrews and Secretary Frank Strauss. The Pharmaceutical Ladies Auxiliary formed with 30 members, led by Mrs. George H. White.
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Ollogton
Jeriqudeution Association
Esident
George M. Andrews
Byondaywoo
EH. Viegter
Charles W. Ualiaier
Newark
Henry A. Jor- Wi Lging Brown
Steven W. Wooldnseph
Go “Behmitt
David Irauss
Eedward
Pharmacy
Sting George H. White
Joslin
David Strauss
Lawlies
Neers
George H. White
H. A.odin
F. Sturvelins
B. Johnns Liewstrer
Stephen D. Woolley
Wip
Presi- Pat
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Pharmaceutical Association
Frank
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Inntown
New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association
IART LADDER PIPE TEST PROVES SUCCESSFUL
The Hart der pipe, recently purchased by the redepartment at a cost of 8208, was tested atop the main ladder. It attached permanently to the ladder top, functioning like a water tower with added conveniences. Firemen single-handedly perform tasks that formerly required four. The rotary ladder with three nozzle tips improves efficiency. trial occurred on Elizabeth Avenue. Officials present praised the apparatus and its firehouse attachment details.
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Ak Wind
Elizabeth
Avenue
Hint
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John J. Gollins
Wedutt
W. T. Cox
Gets Ung
Mahoney
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Forged Check Spurs Starry-Eyed Youth to See Sweetheart
John Brien a 19 year old Roselle bellboy formerly of Paterson and Seton Hall student confessed to forging a check to fund a romance. Orphaned with a wealthy father’s estate Brien spent years wandering the West then took a job at Roselle hotel where temptation led to the crime. He says he did not intend real harm and seeks a chance to repay. he faces sentencing Wednesday.
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John Brien
van Court Inn
Roselle
County Pailon
O'Brien
Journal
Paterson
John
Seton Hall College
James Graham
O’brien
Elizabeth
Newark
Brien
Nin
Commercial Casualty Insurance Company Formed in Newark
The Commercial Casualty Insurance Company is organized under New Jersey law with offices in the Union Building Newark. Edward W. Grey and James A. Mandeville lead the venture with Grey previously with The Equitable Life and Newark Daily Advertiser ties. The board includes prominent financiers like David C. Watkins and George W. Jagie, with a 15 to 21 member potential roster.
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Commercial Casualty Insurance Company
New Jersey
Union Building
Newark
Edward W. Grey
James A. Mandeville
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Gray
Ad Sient Insurance Company
Newark Daily Advertiser
Stokes
Mandev
Frederick Mandeville
Gray and Mandeville
Mandeville
Btate
Brats
David C. Watkins
Banking and Tuana
George W. Jagle
J. J. Hockenfoxs Company
Commercial
Ams
E. W. Gray
Watkins
Jagie
XK. C. Brokes
Mechanics’ National Bank
Trenton
Winton
Garrison
Th Federal Trust Company
Christian W. Fetgenspan
Fade & Wonderful
Tugcesa
Christian Felgenspad Brewing Company
George J. Roberta
Public Service Corporaton
Joseph W. Congdon
Vipeulx Sik Mills
Paterson
Silk Association of America
Frederick AC Mandeville
M.D
William A. Gray
Mannger
Berliz & Jonee Envelope Geopany
New York City
Swiss watch industry squeezed by foreign competition
Swiss watchmakers in Geneva face shocks as a federal report shows average weekly earnings of about thirty francs, far below the fifty to seventy francs found elsewhere. The note highlights rising U S and German and French competition in watch and clock fabrication.
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Switzerland
Geneva
United States
Germany
Evry
France
Landon i
Democratic Outing Tickets Distributed at City Committee
The Democratic City Committee executive met at Loew's Theatre headquarters last night and distributed tickets for the fourteenth annual outing aboard the iron steamboat Sirius. The voyage heads to Wetsel's View Point Grove LT with a larger turnout anticipated than last year's 1,600. Owen Farrelly chaired the meeting amid large attendance. A proposed bridge across the Boake River Canyon, 700 feet above water near Great Shosone Falls, would be the world’s highest.
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Democratic City Committee
Loew’s
Sirius
Wetsel
View Point Grove
Parsons
Coandulnes
Owen Farrelly
Boake River
Berry's Muslin Underwear Sale Hearts and Heels
Advertises a clearance of ladies undergarments and summer wear at low prices. Includes career covers, skirts, nainsook gowns, combinations, vests, hosiery, silk and rayon hose, jumpers, corsets, fans, tailor made options, dressing robes, kimonos, lawn fabrics, parasols, linens, and stamped linens with sale prices and various brands. Mentions discounts on ribbed vests, fine hose, and lawndry items, emphasizing bargains across multiple categories.
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Dayton Boys
Roselle Lad
Casualty Insurance Company
New Corporation
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Alden Sampson
Wild
Reagan
Velvet Care
Axminster Carpets
Kassmier Wilton
Miron & Lifson
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CB. Thomson
Royal Worcester
Boerach
Broad Street
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Otto Roggenkamp
Fred B. Bassett
India Lineam
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Fricke’s
Furniture and Carpet
Elizabeth Avenue
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Wright & Ditson
Elizabeth Novelty CO
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