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Newspaper
Caldwell News
Location
Caldwell, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1902
Page
2
A compact Verona Verona Verona style page notes postal entries and a street address reference. It includes varied items from rosters of ads to brief notices on taxes and transportation, plus quirky items on world events and cultural trivia. The column mentions Roosevelt vetoes, dating palm fruit, ragtime, and Alaska disputes alongside local postal and public notices.
A garbled 1890s page mentions labor, animal cruelty laws, divorce rules, and public policy. It references figures like Austin Scrott and Hemen, debates on beef pricing, sponge culture, and a proposed sanitarium site in New Jersey. It notes weather experiments and Federal legislative activity amid wartime context.
Page compiles scattered reports from Newark to New Brunswick. includes library commission plans, hotel leases, a boiler explosion near Dover, a pivotal Washington Hotel note, a giant egg claim, a fatal accident involving Max Tauber, a Mountclair barn fire, a Hackensack jury verdict on Michael Biango for attempted murder, and the death of Abraham V. Schenck a longtime jurist and public official.
The piece contrasts a distant ideal world called Somewhere with present shortcomings. It discusses desires for low taxes, government honesty, and flawless surroundings, while criticizing blaming others for failures. It then shifts to a satirical note about valets in New York, showing farmers hiring workers who perform farm labor yet appear as fashionable servants.
The piece argues for moving to the country as a path to independence, lower living costs, and fewer obligations to fashion and landlords. It sketches scenes of domestic chaos in town, praises rural quiet, and notes affordable farming life, with observations on taxes, books, and time as luxury in country life.
A new West Virginia Reform School building was dedicated with Governor White and officials in attendance. The event featured addresses by Governor White and W. J. Worley, a school band, and songs, reflecting on progress under Superintendent Barna.
A man fled to New Castle on Friday with two cats, a black and a gray, leaving one in the yard at Stoneboro. The black cat later appeared at his home after reportedly traveling about 47 miles.
A peculiar note describes a Paleon who will prepare a specific bloom on request. The text laments the old art of delaying flowers, noting the practice has expanded into vast aims and curiosities.
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