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Newspaper
Caldwell News
Location
Caldwell, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
2
The essay urges daily thankfulness beyond November to honor God in ordinary life. It contrasts a scattered, self centered view with a childlike trust in a loving Father who cares in all circumstances. By counting mercies, readers cultivate a genuine thankful spirit year round.
A fragment shows a strong editorial lament over the slaughter of Jews in Russia, denouncing mob violence and bureaucratic failure in St. Petersburg. It urges relief aid for victims and condemns religious persecution while noting political and social upheaval influencing the wave of massacres.
Boxing match between Pitzsimaons and O Brien slated for Mechanics Pavilion in San Francisco on Tuesday evening December 20. The report also notes local political shifts with Herman Vorjopan elected assessor of Lockland after many defeats, and various international and domestic affairs including a Philippine coinage tally and other scattered items.
The article argues for locating in New Jersey to gain transportation access and affordable housing. It highlights New York as a model and urges fair railroad taxation to raise municipal revenue, lower tax rates, and fund schools and public improvements.
About fifty members of Caldwell Lodge No. 59 F and A M met at their lodge to hear Rev. Horsed Quillan preach at Mepnes Church on Temple Building. The sermon used I Peter 2 5 as living stones built into a spiritual house.
Madison Square Garden will host a unique Country Pair Circus and Athletic Carnival from December 2040 30. It will be the first event of its kind in New York City history, offering a temporary return to nature for pleasure seekers in the metropolis. Many urban residents have never seen a farm or would not recognize a cow.
A poem expresses gratitude to God for daily gifts and asks for steadfast faith. It honors Friend who stands by us, invites peaceful trust, and prays that Thanksgiving Day become daily in spirit and thought.
Nor folk shipwright 4d D Wood signs Navy contract to pilot the D D Dewey dry dock from Chesapeake Bay to Manila. The voyage covers about 14 000 miles across four seas with a crew of thirty aboard the sturdy vessel and three collier tugs Glacier Caesar and Brutus.
Norway welcomed King Haakon VII and Queen Maud with a large public display after their noon entry. The royal couple, with infant Crown Prince Olaf, were saluted by crowds as they traveled to the castle through illuminated streets and a seaside pavilion at the quay.
Article notes a Department of Agriculture study on Burtingven County hoe radish culture and rising profits as prices reach about 40 dollars per ton. It details historical curiosity over a grave near Privorton campus reinterment of Miss Catherine Bullock and connection to Aaron Burr rumors.
The Caldwell school system is lauded for high standards and efficiency. State Superintendent C. J. Baxter, Dr Bevier, and County Superintendent A. B. Meredith commend the modern courses and compare Caldwell favorably with New Jersey’s best schools, urging more room.
The thirty fret annual meeting of the New Jersey Sanitary Association will convene December 8 and 9 at Laurel Lakewood Pines. Officers reports and several papers are planned with talks by George W. Maguire on Dreameries There Construction and Managemount, Samuel Hopkins Adams on Secret Nostrums, and George M. Fuller on disposal methods for sewage The association is led by Dr Norton L Wilson of Milzabeth as president.
William C Curl presents a Parsifal program next Tuesday evening at 15 in the Old First Presbyterian Church New York as part of the Free Organ Concerts of the Fair Series. Principal numbers feature Miselle Stewart soprano George W Jenkins tenor Andreas Schoel der baritone Wesley Weyman pianist and Max Nickell the bells with Analytical Notes by Rev Dr Howard Duffield. Concert is free to the public no tickets required.
Superintendent Randal Spaulding of Montclair schools will attend the College Entrance Examination Association meeting in St Paul Minnesota. He will visit Kansas City Public Schools and address Chicago University faculty and students. He travels with Dr S A Farrand headmaster Newark Academy Dr K J Goodwin and President N M Butler of Columbia University.
Rev. Dr. John Y. Dobbins of Baltimore and former Montclair pastor led a revival in Caldwell with Rev. C. T. Haines assisting. The services reported 125 conversions and Dobbins accepted an invitation to England to preach and lecture, accompanied by Haines.
A fair and entertainment will be held at Mr. Fillmore Condit house on Bloomfield Avenue Verona this Saturday evening December 2 from 7 to 10. Gertrude Slayback and Henrietta Slayback run the Christmas booth. Ethel Dobbins and Helen Dobbins host the Pues Ds table. Velve Davenport handles candy, pop and lemonade. Edith Leobold and Ethel Parkhurst oversee ice cream and cake. Admission records will benefit Phebe. Children are especially invited.
The Original Foley and Co. Chicago extols Foley’s Honey and Tar as a trusted throat and lung remedy. Due to its merit imitators abound, but customers are urged to ask for FOLEY’S Honey and Tar for guaranteed satisfaction and safety for children and adults.
In a dated legal notice a sale yields 1 420 000 dollars as part of a financial matter. The document names Portmaster General Cortelyoo overseeing a federal agency and references Robert O Burke of Elnora New Jersey. It also includes a testimonial about kidney cure relief from Brights disease and blurred eyesight.
In Chancery of New Jersey a writ directs sale of multiple parcels in Caldwell township Somerset/Essex County. The property, including Lot One and Lot Two fractions, lies along public roads near church and cemetery boundaries. The sale occurs December 12 at 2 PM at the courthouse.
The piece argues that true worth lies in selfless service to others. It contrasts worldly pride with the Christian call to lift the weak, care for the needy, and live for giving rather than gaining. It questions status, urging humble, sacrificial action over parade.
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