Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association Tax Case Ruling
New Jersey Supreme Court decision on a 1903 tax exemption case involving Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association. Township assessors were instructed to tax all property owned by the association, including leased parcels, with ownership remaining under leases for ninety years. The issue centers on exemption status and potential tax liability of up to $30,000 yearly if exemptions are denied.
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Ocean Grove
New Jersey Supreme Court
Township
Morris County
Association of Methodist Conference
Supreme O
Carl Lentz
Ocean
Fragmented note on bankruptcy and leasehold taxes
A garbled excerpt discusses likely bankruptcy and deficits, with references to leaseholders possibly paying taxes and the association facing title transfers. The text is unclear but hints at financial distress and potential legal/land issues and tax implications.
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Wikely Mein
Vaudeville Salaries Show High Weekly Fees for Top Acts
A study of vaudeville pay reveals top acts command weekly salaries from 2,500 to 4,000 dollars, with many acts costing 250 to 1,000 or more per week. The standard in first class houses hovers around 3,200 dollars weekly, while managers seek profits. Notable earners include May Irwin at 2,500 weekly for twenty minutes on stage, and stars like Lillian Russell and Elvie Janis commanded 3,160 and 4,000 dollars respectively.
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Magazizine
Trwin
Corey
Steel Trust
United States
Irwin
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Cured Piles in Tracy Man
Charles F. Budahn of Tracy California claims the luckiest day was buying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He says two 250 boxes cured a years long itching piles that resisted other treatments. Sold under guarantee at McCloskey and Graham’s drug store 101 Broad Street.
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Bucklen
Charles F. Budahn
Tracy
California
McCloskey—& jGraham
101
Broad Street
Excise Crusade in Jersey City Seeks Strict Law Enforcement
Civic Federation complains of widespread violations, urging Chief of Police to enforce excise laws to the letter. Samuel Wilson accuses police captains of neglect while Mortin Gleeson assures improvements. Police insist Sundays see saloons closed. leaders demand absolute execution to make Jersey City the cleanest city.
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Jersey City
Samuel Wilson
Civic’ Righteousness’ Federation of
Hudson County
Mortinut ‘Gleeson
Conditona
Genasaugs
Civic Righteousness Federation
Sat ‘Ory
United States
Monahan
Posta
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