THE CALDWELL NEWS LOCAL ADS AND CALENDAR NOTES
The Caldwell News front page highlights local notices, ads, and a Verona post office stamp. It covers Caldwell and nearby Verona, Verona and Montclair transit plans, weather impacts on Passaic bottomlands, and civic issues including isolation hospital proposals and a Paterson trolley route. It also reports on farm conditions and a midweek essay on labor and brain work with references to Huxley.
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Valley Road
Little’ Falls
Caldwell
Verona
Montclair
Paterson
Security of the Currency and Hawaii Statehood Debate
The piece contends the security of the currency rests on a $150,000,000 reserve and gold in the treasury, discusses bond redemptions, and criticizes administration rhetoric. It then attacks Hawaii statehood plans, warns against missteps similar to Reconstruction era politics, and urges reform and fusion movements to defeat party machines and protect taxpayers. It ends with commentary on weather, dress, and comfort amid heat.
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McKinley
Jack Horner
Phenomenal Faith and the Rise of Christian Scientists
The Christian Scientists press their Principles despite opposition and persecution and grow more active in promoting their creed. Skeptics question the creed’s appeal to intellect while scientists expand their numbers and influence. The movement converts faith into notable, even fantastic, historical presence.
Weather Toll Shows Unusual Heat this Summer in City
The August Chronicle notes a hot summer with prices soaring for basics. Tomatoes lead the surge, cantaloupes and peppers rise, and cabbage vanishes from markets. Peaches cost high per peck, while potatoes and cucumbers bring steep prices as vines tire.
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Hhironicle
Alberta
Courtesy and arrogance in society and Texas telegraph poles
Emerson laments rude behavior from the wealthy and privileged, while a Beaumont Texas report notes the tallest telegraph poles in the United States, standing 150 feet high with a 144 foot span over the Nechew Rivers, enabling Western Union cable across.
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United States
Beaumont
Texas
Western Union
Maryland Races Strain Over Negro Voter Influence In Gorman Fight
The article discusses Maryland politics with references to Mr. Gorman, Republican opposition, and alleged schemes about African American voters. It argues that no policy seeks to reduce black influence and warns of scandals as a path for Republicans. It also notes community notes about local governance and education.
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Republican Party
Baer
Gorman
Maryland
Ofp
la Pal Pirhth
Republicians
J. Novicov
International Review
Boer converts urge aid for reconcentrado camps relief
Rev Herman Van trol huisen and Rev Bronkhuisen describe appalling Boer reconcentrado camps in South Africa. Dwellers face unsanitary quarters, scarce food and clothing while disease spreads. They tour US churches to raise funds sent to Pretoria, optimistic Boers will fight Britain to exhaustion.
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Orange Free State
Christian Reformed Church
Herman van Trolhuisen
Pretoria
United States
Bronkhuisen
Nev. Brockhuisen
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