Iron Industry in New Jersey Revival and Output
A report on New Jersey iron production shows a revival with 13 728 tons mined in the year, following declines since 1893 and 1900. Mines at Oxford Furnaces, Ringwood, Weldon, and others operated with varied yields, while larger plants underwent repairs. The piece also discusses summer resorts, transportation to Jersey shore locales, and related tourism infrastructure.
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Jerusy Alata
Wasplanton
Basle Iron Ors Company
Stanhops
Hote
Hurdtown
Sturd
Weldon
Waldony
Pore
Rondala
St. Piennant
Hiehard
Mt Empo
Washington
Elizabeth and
Teabos
Elborola
Andover
DeCamp
Upper Wood Wharton
Burgh Glen
Ringwood
Ringwood Group
Baalo Iran
Oxford Furnings
Oxford
Oxford Furtai
Lovey Houde
Brandoon
Pany
Bardtown
Trondale
Port Dram
Hibernia
Batt
Outing of the Editors at Atlantic City Meeting
The forty seventh annual New Jonsy Editorial Association gathering occurred at Hotel Strand Atlantic City over a long weekend. Attendees included editors and many spouses, with tours, banquets, and speeches. Officers were elected led by Tagob L Bunnell and tasked with planning next year’s event in Lake Hopatcong or Delaware Water Gap. The social program featured a banquet for eighty plus, musical recitals, and addresses by Judge Endicott Senator Martin Rev J W Daly and others. The committee also noted the death of Peter Dairyaple and prepared a memorial resolution.
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New Jonsy Editorial Association
Hotel Strand
Atlantic City
Save Saturday
Atonday
Rother
Profisbla
Wellay
Ben Bald
New Woraoy'ang Ite Philadelphie
Bea
Pride Memsldo
Deraoy
Atlantis
Balanco
Lance C. Carpenter
Woodbury
Boliowine
Tagobl Bunnell
Nawton
Alex
Norean
Freutinid
Janes D Carpenter
Weadbury
Ccretary
W. 5
R. Dtason
Bound Brook
Onag
L. Stryker
Washington
George Jr
Roo
Likewood
Charred Starr
Buat-Orange
Anthony Ailiore
Blomington
F. Wy. Baldwin
Orange
Axceullus Comenittor
Neverald Hort
Baldwin
Mr. Kilgore
Kalatina
Tha Jet
Gorpene Jana
Bulldti
BTA
Minuter
Siztean
Messrs
Rittenhouse
Perth Amboy
Hinmonto
Awbury Park
Edge
Wheeler
Lang Branch
Wilcox
Lakewood
Judge Endicott
Stey
Bunnell
Martin
Sussex
J. W. Dally
Englewood
Famoud
Qwartz
Jongdr
Cape May
Lake Hopateong
Delaware
Romeo and Jutter to Play at Snickerbocker Theater
The Liebler and Jo. Lotus production of Romeo and Jutter will visit New York City and the Snickerbocker Theatre for a week beginning May 25. A Washington party is urged to attend amid high praise for the show’s cast and merit.
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New York
Epston
Liebler & Jo
Ad- Lotus
Snickerbocker Theatre
New York City
Stonday
Washington
Geo
Tyler
Thomas A Starkey dies at home in East Orange
The Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark Thomas Alfred Starkey died Sunday afternoon at his home 05 North Arlington Avenue East Orange after a five week illness due to old age. He became a priest in 1918 and held positions in Troy Albany Cleveland and Washington before serving as Newark bishop from 1870. His death follows a long life of church service and leadership in the region.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Newark
East Orange
Thomas Alfred Starkey
Tin Home
North Arlington Avenue
Hove Nl
Pemod
Starkey
Vhiladelphia
Hoe
Eorvicer
Pottavitlo
New York
Itu
Christ Church
Troy
Hand
Albany
Counity Church
Clevaland
Washington
Ilo
Qslong
T. Paul's Church
Paterson
Jorsa
Scott's Emulsion for Soft Bones in Children Promoted
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as the right treatment for soft bones in childhood. It claims daily small doses straighten bow legs strengthen joints and improve growth with claimed thousands of proven cases. It lists a New York address and urges readers to send for a free sample.
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Broad St
C.R. Ford
Sno Careers
Washington, New Jersey
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Lardwald
Croetta
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David Hennedy
Guily
Kennedy
Kingston
David Kennedy
New Jersey
Seracy
New Yor Bay
Atlant Highlands
Sandy Hook Howe
Jorney
Bowshore
Navealok
Norewandie
Seabright
Monmouth Leach
West End
Long Branch
Hiberon
Deal
Allenhurst
Aabury Park
Qeoan Grove
Avon
Belmar
Kpeipe Lave
Manegquan
Palnt Plogrant
Red Bank
Atawan
Hold
Derzoy
Bes
Sinty Hook
New Jersey Central Haa Alt
Jersey Comet
Ihe
Liberty Atrael
N. Y
Boat Ferry
C. M. Burt
Gen! Parsoper Avent
Central
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Ulaweon
Fortuna
Clement
Market Street
Alawson
Murphy
Comimitico
Humphreyn Medlaine
Copnar
WilHall
John Arrests
New Yade
Vo Sehuys Tedebars Mg
Board of Education
Washi Jon Public School
Eee
Daniel Slangenderg
Pxplidenk
ROPE
Clore
State Editorial Association
Revalen
Warren Godge
Regpeut
Peter Ahymiply
Waa
Warren Lodge
Peter Dairyaple
Chacter
Odd Fellowship
Berguved
Hanny £. Frey
James EK. Smith
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Tunis Hulsizer
Thostds Aid Tel-Weekly
Tribune
Thomas A. Starkey
Wilcohe
Stevonw
Warren County
W. H Wilson
Jono L. Adamp
Sarah L
Morristown
Tria
Adams Wold
Wilson
Waorren
Baral
Mortwagts
John Ly
Adama
Birah L
Mortigige
Coma Tone
Heountor
Hackensack Republican
Franklin Murphy
State House
Beaty
David Kannedy
Frederick P. Kanan
Pisinkld
Wettfeld
Diva
Jenny Central Railroad
Cirewit
Weatfield
Fred Sample
Scottn
Rowne
Charister
Pear
Streat
Robert Burns
Prudential
the Prudential
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Fort F. Dryden
George W. Beers
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Easton, PA
Allen Carpenter
Northampton ST
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