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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
4
The Nutley Sun reports on the Town Hall fire escapes, with Mayor Lux defending their condition and noting repairs costing 110 dollars while Councilman Callahan urged stronger safety. An investigation into fault could implicate contractors, the School Board, and town officials for approving substandard work.
Ex Senator Smith has declared candidacy and believes the next Legislature will back him. Governor-elect’s stance suggests party conflict remains, with Woodrow Wilson needing to outmaneuver Smith for leadership amid ongoing political tension. Also notes a fatal firelesses at Masonic Hall, delays by horse-drawn fire companies, and a call for auto firetrucks as Nutley plans fire service upgrades. The Rev Francis A Foy’s death is reported as a shock to the community.
The obituary notes a dedicated clergyman who served Nutley briefly yet made substantial religious and civic impact. He was mourned by parishioners, friends, and townspeople, with the article praising his zeal and community contributions.
Nutley New Jersey December 15 1910 correspondence thanks firemen police and neighbors for their strenuous efforts to prevent loss of life and property at the Masonic Hall fire. The writer also praises friends who helped move stock to safety and thanks others for sympathy and good wishes.
Charles Stevens Coe, 39, formerly of Nutley, died at home in Jersey City on Monday from heart failure after appendicitis. He is survived by his wife Ida Stagar, a son George, his mother Mrs. Martha J. Coe, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral was at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Rev. Mr. Biddle officiating. burial in Cedar Lawn Cemetery Paterson.
Paterson Call argues that adopting Democratic free trade would lower prices but depress wages, risking a two year economic panic and hardship for working people while benefiting some manufacturers who supported tariff protection. The writer cautions voters about the political shift amid tariff disputes and wage concerns.
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