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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
4
The Rutley Sun Legel Paper notes legal newspaper status for Nutley New Jersey. It lists publishing schedule every Saturday, office addresses Franklin and Vreeland Avenues and subscription price of 1.50 per year. It requests communications with writer name for good faith and identification.
Nutley resident population likely around 7000 as Essex County shows 43.8 percent rise in ten years and 7,000 is projected from 1905 state census of 4551. The article notes commuter growth in the New York zone driving Nutley’s fast expansion. The piece also covers President Taft’s message and tariff matters, plus Woodrow Wilson’s early stance on U S Senate selection with Martine favored over James Smith Jr.
The passage argues Martine lacks merit for the U S Senate while noting Frank McDermit’s opposition and Wilson’s clash with ex Senator Smith. It predicts James Smith Jr will likely win the seat, with Martine unlikely to advance from his current position.
The piece notes that in New Jersey the Democratic party has been out of power only fifteen years, while all five Republican governors elected to the office remain alive. It lists John W. Griggs Foster Voorhees Franklin Murray Edward Casper Stokes and John Franklin Fort and recalls Griggs’s 1895 election amid reform backlash over track and coal legislation and alleged Democratic ballot box improprieties.
The Camden Courier predicts a political shift echoing 1892 as voters tire of tariff misrepresentation. It cites rising savings in working people’s banks and increased farm production as reducing living costs, arguing against tariff attacks and forecasting a Democrat reprisal.
The Jordan runs in a straight line for sixty miles while its course along the stream is measured at 213 wiles, reflecting its winding path.
The prospectus promotes four distinct sites in a valley with abundant shade or open sweep, emphasizing beauty and convenient access. It highlights low prices, varied locations to suit tastes, and the option to arrange loans for buyers building their own homes.
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