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WEST INDIES a theological school), a Dominican See also:Convent, and several See also:fine churches; and there are two See also:Roman See also:Catholic orphanages. The See also:town is an important centre for the manufacture of See also:silk and silk goods; in 1905 the value of these products was $4,211,018. West See also:Hoboken was created a See also:separate township in 1861, from a See also:part of the township of See also:North See also:Bergen, and in 1884 was incorporated as a town. End of Article: WESTAdditional information and CommentsThere are no comments yet for this article.
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