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Hoboken

a city in Hudson co., N. J., on the Hudson river opposite New York City, and on the Lackawanna, the West Shore, and Lehigh Valley railroads. It is connected with New York City by ferries and by tubes. It is the terminal for several important European steamship lines. It is the seat of Stevens Institute of Technology, and has considerable manufacturing interests. It has electric lights, and street railways, waterworks, public schools, public library, high schools, several private and preparatory schools, daily and weekly newspapers and National banks.

Pop. (1910) 70,324; (1920) 68,166.

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