Local baseball marathon ends in draw as lights fall over Rutherford
A three hour fifteen minute game between the locals and the Independents of Rutherford finished 8 to 8 when street lights illuminated the field near Franklin Avenue. Errors and late scoring powered twelve safeties including four doubles, with Zitzman standing out for base running and hitting.
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Rutherford
Artic Circle
Frantlin Avenue
Landen
Oliver
Thompson
Independents
Simpson
Lambert
Scorse
W. Thompson
Charcoal Zitzman
Townsend
Zitzman
Brown
Freddie Seidel
Willig Kane
Kane- Seidel
Seidel
Leo Lewis
Kane
Willie
Freddie
Lewis
Georgie Moss
Polo A. C
Caldwell tops Watseasing 6 4 in Saturday clash
Caldwell scored six runs in the fourth inning to beat Watseasing 6 4 on Caldwell field Saturday afternoon. Buck Freeman led off for Watseasing with one hit and two put outs and assists. Joe Flannéry, the Paterson boy who played short for Nutley earlier, added three singles including a triple for Caldwell. Rain paused the Arrows versus Columbus Club of Belleville on Riverside Oval after four innings. Manager Hickey Woodruff schedules two fast teams for tomorrow. The locals also face Woodside Athletics on Verona avenue grounds.
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Caldwell
Watseasing
Buck Freeman
Joe Flannéry
Paterson Boy
Nutley
Arrows
Columbus Club
Belleville
Riverside Oval
Hickey Woodruff
Woodside
Verona Avenue
Cuban fielder Aragon demands terms before Richmond deal
Angelo Aragon, a Cuban fielder for Richmond, sent a letter asking for 5000 dollars down and a 4000 dollar annual contract. Manager Lee Magee declined, joking about not offering a steam yacht or the Woolworth Building, and suggested calling off the arrangement.
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Angelo Aragon
Richmond
Lee Magee
Woolworth
Largest Greenwood Lake rock bass lands Friday
William J. Kinsley caught the summer’s largest Greenwood Lake rock bass to date, a five and one half pound specimen landed last Friday. He and his family are staying at Waterstone Landing during the season.
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Greenwood Lake
William J. Kinsley
Waterstone Landing
French boxing champ Georges Carpentier joins army aviation corps
Georges Carpentier the French heavyweight boxing champion has earned his pilot certificate and is now officially attached to the aviation corps of the French army. He becomes one of the first athletes to serve as a military aviator amid the ongoing wartime effort.
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Georges Carpentier
Nutley A A Dominates Late Rally In Final Inning
The Rutherford team pushed over three runs in the last inning on three singles and two errors. Zitzman started the final frame by walking Davin, G Thompson err and four more passes sealed the late surge. Gus Lang made a remarkable one hand running catch in the eighth as Nutley A A sealed the win.
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Rutherford
Len Booth
Keystone
Brown
Gus Lang
Oliver
Gorman
Townsend
Davis
Scorso
Sgein
Bekt
Larg
Zitzman
Davin
G. Thompson
Young
Nutley Property Set for Public Auction in Chancery Sale
Fidelity Mortgage and Realty Co and others proceed to sell by public vendue the Nutley Essex County land known as lots 93 and 94 in Homestead Park. The sale to take place at 2 pm on August 24 at the Newark House, overseen by Sheriff Aleph Schmidt with Louis J. Seers as solicitor.
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Chancery
Sheriff
Chancery of
New Jersey
Fidelity Mortgage and Realty Company. Com
Nutley
Essex County
Vreeland Avenue
Dodd Street
Laurel Place
Vree- Land Avenue
Homestead Park
Homestead Park Co
N. Newark
N. J
Aleph
Schmidt
Louis J. Seers
Sol
Sheriff Sale In Nutley Essex County New Jersey
In Chancery Between Whitrage Realty Company and May Olive Whittier a sheriff sale is set for August 31 at 2 p m at the Newark Courthouse. The sale covers the southerly half of blocks 55 58 59 60 61 in Whitrege Park Nutley described by a 1911 map. The parcel runs along Whitford Avenue and Russell Avenue with specific boundary lines and a final reference to an August 4 1918 date.
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Orp
Tees
Alexander
Hayes
Washington Avenue
J. W. Hancox
Abraham King
John H. Jerolamon
Samuel L. County
Centre Street
Samuel Hanns
Moeél Hanna
Newark & Paterson
Erie Railroad
E Wi
Newark
N. J
Ralph HB. Schmidt
New Jemey
Whitrage Realty Company
Olive Whittier
Nutley
Essex County
New Jersey
Whitrege Park
Whitrege Realty Company
Frank ‘J T. Shepard
Register
Saidty
Whitford Avenue
Grant Avenue
Ee Russell Avenue
Beginlawar HJ
J Teny
Sunday church services and programs listed for Paterson area
The article outlines schedules for multiple churches including Trinity Methodist, St. Pauls Congregational, Grace Episcopal, Emanuel German Lutheran, St. Clare's Roman Catholic, Church of the Holy Family, and St. Marys RC. It lists Sunday School times, morning and evening services, pastors and rectors, and special programs such as Epworth League devotionals and choir performances.
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St. Paul's Congregational Church
E T. Clements
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Clare's
Allwood Road
Franklin Avenue
Delawanna
Father Lawrence
D. F
Christian Science Society Traces Services and Meeting
The Christian Science Society schedules services tomorrow at 11 o clock at the Woman's Club on Chestnut Street. Sunday School will run at 10 o clock. A testimonial meeting is planned for Wednesday evening at 8 15 at the Woman's Club.
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Young People’s Society
Christian Science Society
Woman’s & Club
Chestnut_ street
Woman's Club
Billy Sunday Life Story Ad Seeks Orders in Paterson
Authorized life story by WM T Ellis narrates Billy Sunday from log cabin to Paterson campaign. Includes 115 pages plus 250 pages of sermons, 64 pages of photographs, blue gilt binding, postpaid pricing $1.50 or $1.00 cheaper binding. Mail orders to G Atchison Paterson New Jersey.
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Paterson
Moncey
Two Doctors Debate Wealth and Truth in London
The exchange features Dr John Abernethy challenging a famed quack. Abernethy denounces deceit and greed while noting his own humble life as a London surgeon. The quack counters by asking how many on London Bridge are fools, claiming to serve the fools while Abernethy aids the wise.
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John. Abernethy
Quack
John, Abernethy
London
Abernethy
London Bridge
Mr. Abernethy
Economics of tropical labor and incentives
A quoted excerpt discusses how in Guatemala and similar regions native workers respond to pay with reduced effort when wages rise. It cites Professor Ellsworth Huntington arguing that higher pay can reduce work output, and asserts a widespread conclusion from repeated experiments that food and shelter needs drive labor motivation more than kindness or consideration.
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Guatemala
Hewitt
Ellsworth Huntington
Journal of
Reverend Chester Le Hoyt Preaches in Elizabeth
The Reverend Chester Le Hoyt, pastor of Vincent Church, preached at St James Methodist Church in Elizabeth on Sunday and will lead the remaining Sundays in August at the same church. The Vincent Church Official Board met Tuesday evening to review reports and plan for the September 15 efficiency campaign, with the date moved forward one week from August 8. Rev O P Hoyt and family from Beacon New York are spending August at the Passaic Avenue Methodist parsonage.
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Chester le Hoyt
Vincent Church
St. James Methodist Church
Elizabeth
Aegest-at-tome
The
O. P. Hoyt
Beacon, N. Y
Methodist
Passaic Avenue
Funeral at St Marys for Miss Alice Hayes
Funeral services were held at St Marys Church for Miss Alice M Hayes of 189 Overlook Avenue Belleville who died Monday Rev W L Cunningham officiated and interment followed in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre Miss Hayes was twenty three years old She was survived by her parents and several brothers and sisters
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St. Mary’s Church
Alice M. Hayes
Overlook Avenue
Belleville
W. L. Cunningham
Presence of Mind in a Crisis
A woman saves her funds by recalling a check number amid a house fire. She calls the bank and stops payment on check number 2381, then directs prompt action with concise, decisive authority.
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Boston Journal
Public Service Corp of New Jersey to issue monthly financial reports
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey will publish monthly financial statements for public information instead of once yearly. For the first half of 1914 the gross earnings reached 631,835.61 dollars, up 3.6 percent. Available balance after expenses and reserves was 1,597,441.86 dollars, an increase of 149,595.81 dollars year over year.
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Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey
Poultry Tips from New Jersey Station Warn of Summer Dangers
Agricultural expert E Brett outlines summer cautions for poultrymen. Overcrowding, poor ventilation, and diarrhoea risk heavy losses. keep charcoal available, ensure clean water and litter, and remove causes of illness. Cull unneeded adults, separate sexes, and keep breeding stock in shaded grass runs with ample air and fresh food.
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Co. E. Brett
Poultry Department
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Atd
Erie Railroad Timetable to New York
Erie Railroad timetable lists daily and Sunday departures to New York with numerous morning and evening times. It notes two minutes earlier from West Nutley and two minutes later from Avondale.
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New York
West Nutley
Avondale
Paterson
Train Timings Fragment Mixed From Paterson Notices
Train schedule fragments list times for Paterson and surrounding areas. Mentions Sunday and weekday readings with scattered digits, indicating timetable entries and transfer hints. Partial text references West Nutley and two minute shifts.
Jersey City Time Schedule Fragments
Readable items show bus or transit times in Jersey City with morning and afternoon slots. Entries include a sequence of times such as 6.44, 8.30, 10.00, 11.59 a.m. and 1.244, 2.05, 1.45, 3.35 p.m. plus Sunday and Saturday notes.
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Jersey City
Trolley Schedules Vary Through Commission Hours
Trolleys run on five minute headways during business hours and twenty minutes late at night. A thirty five minute ride by trolley reaches the McAdoo tubes in Newark with twenty minute tube trains. Seventeen minutes to Erie Main line in Passaic by trolley. The last Newark Broad car leaves Broad and Market at 1 65. Last trolley from Nutley to Newark departs at 3 oclock.
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McAdoo Tubes
Newark
Erie Main Line
Passaic
Broad and
Market
Mulberry and Market
Nutley
Mercury and spirits in thermometers at extreme cold
The article notes mercury freezes below 28 degrees below zero and becomes sluggish. in arctic and antarctic, thermometers without mercury use spirits in the bulbs, yet even this fluid slows at extreme cold and rarely reads 60 degrees below zero.
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Arctic
Antarctic
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Hamptons Place
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Town Hall
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H. A. Connolly
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