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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1907
Page
3
A Korean adviser presses for vindication of Japan's conduct amid competing readings of the action. The issue centers on regional tensions and diplomatic expectations as parties seek formal justification from Tokyo.
An official state document from Seoul outlines Japan’s 1604 agreement role in Korea, detailing funding for roads waterworks education and hospitals and a shift to a unified Korean education system under Japanese instructors. In Liverpool, Admiral Beresford supports a strong navy while endorsing peace ideals and condemns disarmament.
Horsemen from across the state attended the Ithaca Driving club event. In the 228 pace Toe Wilkes won in three straight heats with Baron Said second and Ledy Signor third. Troy Redwood took the 2:28 pace in straight heats. Beaky Wedum was second and Tommy for shied. In the 2:13 pace St Patrick won in straight heats. Dinner Bells was second and Blackbird third.
In St Petersburg on August 7 a semi official message reports a cordial meeting between the Czar and the German Kaiser at Rwinemunde. The note links the exchange to past tension and hints at a new convention between Russia Japan and Britain aimed at world peace.
LOXDON Aug 7 The Velannes swimming senando was set in Taber Wolff who failed for a third time in July 22 to swim the channel. He made a fourth attempt yesterday lasting over fifteen hours and a quarter, coming within three quarters of a mile of the French coast before shifting wind drove him back.
Venezuela informed Belgium it will honor a $2,000,000 Belgian claim under arbitration per The Hague decision. In Italy, Mr and Mrs Buckingham from New York died by poisoning at Castelamare after heavy gambling losses at Route Carto.
Professor John W Burgess of Columbia University and Mrs Burgess dined at Wilhelmshohe with the German Empress during a recent visit to Cassel Prussia.
Tema cmy the heavily favored Temaceod won the Mohawk selling stakes at Saratoga. The Wrestler led to the stretch before Temaceod surged wider and triumphed by three lengths as Ingham edged The Wrestler by two. Miller rode four winners across the card with four favorites prevailing.
A fifty mile gale at Chicago Golf Club whips rain as eighty three golfers begin Western Amateur Championship play. A 182 qualifies, with 106 as the day’s low. Current holder D E B Sawyer, W L Howland Jr of Skokie and Kenneth Edwards of Midlothian tie at 106 in the day’s scoring.
In Boston on August 7 the Longwent Cup match at Longwood Cricket Club featured the Whitman brothers against the Tobuan brothers. The contest lasted three hours with both pairs holding two sets, a fast paced battle led by BH. H. Whitman and the Johnson pair directing their attack throughout.
The Parkway Driving club began its annual Brooklyn meeting despite a heavy truck and threatening skies. Black Patchen led the 22T pace but was upset by King Renno, while Crown Prince won the 2:80 trot with Bake Elect failing to shine. In France, Retand won the Presa Cup over 392 kilometers in 2 hours 32 minutes ?
Montegue Roberts drove a Vanderbilt cup car with 120 horsepower, paired with Harry Houpt, to win the street race on Weotnor Beach. The event drew all the big flyers and featured notable contenders at the Atlantic City meet.
At Cowes on August 7 the Kaiser's yacht Meteor LIL won the Biugs'd cup beating Bruabilda by five minutes plus a seven minute thirty five second time allowance. Cetonia finished third.
In Toronto the United States defeated Canada by eighty runs in the international cricket match. The visiting side gained the win as the Canadians failed to chase the target set by the Americans.
A collision involving the Sideswir service and the Titusville Express occurred near Kelly Station. Authorities investigated the incident, with reports noting damages and localized disruption to rail traffic.
The Tusville express southbound on the Buffalo and Allegheny division of the Pennsylvania railroad derailed near Kelly station ten miles from Kittanning. A northbound freight car broke away and sideswiped the engine causing four deaths and twenty five injuries. Passengers included church delegations and state officials.
Prince Borghese Borguese, leading Peking Paris contestant, arrived in Berlin en route to Paris. At the Imperial Automobile Club he received a grand reception and banquet. Count Siersdorp hailed him as a pioneer of modern civilization in Asia, while the prince said the trip proved no obstacle for motorists.
William P. Taggart, formerly of Reading Pennsylvania, arrested in Philadelphia on charges of obtaining 1500 dollars through misrepresentation in promoting a coal manufacturing company said to control a secret process for making coal blockettes from culm and other refuse from the anthracite mines.
The Canon Bail train on the Texas and Pacific railroad ran into a ditch four miles east of Dallas. The mail car jumped the track and was dragged about a thousand yards before stopping. All cars left the track except the diner, sleeper, and engine. No one was killed.
Cambridge Mass Aug 7 The sculptor Augustus St Gaudens who died at Cornish N H on Saturday was cremated at Mount Auburn according to his wishes and the ashes sent to Cornish where the funeral services were held today
WEXFORD Ireland August 7 The municipality of Wexford unanimously voted the freedom of the city to John E Redman tender of the Nationalist party in the house of commons in recognition of his parliamentary work for Ireland.
A Fort Nong Ya court martial found First Lieutenant Georgy A P Trombo of the Twelfth United States Cavalry guilty of conduct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline for writing a letter to Mrs. Hettie Sims of Clarksburg West Virginia calling her son Earl Sims a deserter. He was reprimanded and confined to the station for two months. Major General Frent, commanding the department of the east, deemed the sentence inadequate and urged a harsher penalty.
Trunk from Monte Carlo arrival opened by baggage master revealed the body of Therese Williams a 37 year old Swede cut to pieces. Mr and Mrs Gold residents of Monte Carlo deny involvement and say the lover shot the woman at their home. Barker is held in Monte Carlo on a separate killing charge.
The special service squadron headed by Rear Admiral Stockton arrived in New York aboard armored cruisers Tennessee and Washington after visits to European ports including Bordeaux. The Tennessee flies his flag and the squadron marks his last sea command before retirement in October.
Albert Littlefield, president of the Littlefield Manufacturing Co. of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, died suddenly on a train from Suranee Lake. A native of Pawtucket, he was a wealthy figure and the son of a formerRhode Island governor.
New York Markets report subdued activity across grains and staples. Wheat edges higher then falls with weather news. rye flour and butter show dull to fair ranges. milk, tallow, hay, beans, and wool hold steady to calm prices amid overcast conditions. Fresh gathered hay and live poultry demand show modest movement in value.
Livestock market shows light supply and steady tone. Cattle prices range from 5.00 to 6.80 for choice and prime with various grades. hogs receipts light with prime heavies around 6.50 to 8.00 for light Yorkers. sheep and lambs see steady demand with prime wethers 71.50 to 60.0 and culls lower.
Rev. J W Henderson preached on John 20 32 at Irving Square Presbyterian Hamburg avenue And Weirfield on the reception of the Holy Spirit and the heart s sanctification leading to divine citizenship The sermon described spirituality as the key to entering the kingdom of God and urged humility childlike faith and open hearts as the path to growth and strength through the Spirit
A meditation on overcoming anxious forebodings by trusting God daily. The author contrasts human fickleness with divine steadfastness and urges families to follow the day's path with confiding faith, ending with hopeful assurance of home and rest.
A historical reflection quotes Samuel Rutherford on faith and duty, urging obedience to God’s plan. It warns against meddling with divine providence and emphasizes letting the Almighty steer His helm while humans fulfill their part through faith and action.
The text emphasizes the centrality of the cross in the Gospel and the need to accept suffering and self denial. It argues salvation comes only through the One who suffered, urging believers to die to self to gain eternal life and rule.
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