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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1910

Page

6

Vivien Gould Eyes English Baron Decies Marriage Target

Society column notes Miss Vivien Gould, daughter of George J. Gould, may wed John Graham Hope Horsley Beresford, Baron Decies, aged forty four. The baron, a distinguished soldier and polo lover, is visiting at Georgian Court, Lakewood, N J, as preparations for a debut and betrothal swirl through New York society.

Baroness Decies Vivien Gould Alamorle Anthony J. Drexel George J. Gould John Graham Hope Horsley Beresford Baron Decies Seventh Hussars Mullah Goulds Georgian Court Lakewood N. J Miss Goulds New York Miss Gould America Plaza Hotel

Mace the Gladiator Dies at Eighty a Boxing Pioneer

EM Mace, early boxing standout and first to popularize scientific boxing, dies at eighty after a storied career of over 800 battles. Born in Beeston near Norwich in 1983, he fought mostly bare knuckle, losing just three times and later earning over a million dollars before dying in reduced circumstances.

EM Mace Ring Tom King Tom Sayers Jom C. Heenan John Morrissey Joe Coburn Yankee Sullivan John L. Sullivan James J. Corbett Charley Mitchell Tom Sharkey Bob Fitzsimmons George Dixon Jack Dempsey Mace Beeston Norwich England

Festive Back Taps Special Areas No.1 and Franklin Hose Co

The list outlines locations for boxes to be placed for Fest. Back Taps and Special No.1 areas at Yantacaw Avondale Franklin Hose Co. No.2. Key intersections include Kingsland Rd Kenze Ave Hawthorne Ave High St Bloomfield Ave Passaic Av North road and further spots at Franklin Chestnut Vreeland Centre Kingsland Elm Brookfield Ave Mt. View Av.

Yantacaw Avondale Franklin Hose Co ALAM Kingsland Rd Kenze Ave Prospect Hawthorne Ave High St Bloomfield Ave Passaic Av Highfield Lane Satterthwaite Ave North Road Lobsitz Bloomfield Centre St Prospect St Mt. View Franklin Av Chestnut St Franklin and Vreeland Franklin Ave Kingsland St Nichols Brookfield Ave Elm Pt Avondale Road Walnut St Passaic Ave

Eminent Professor Warns on Oxygen Levels

The article quotes a professor who warned that an undue proportion of oxygen in the atmosphere could drive people to suffocation or air tight confinement. The lecturer spoke during an evening session, noting potential dangers in altered air composition.

Model Trolley Car for Son Inventor’s Lively Toy

Lester L. Kneeland of Lynn Massachusetts built a six and a half foot long electric trolley model for his son weighing 140 pounds. The scale car features two motors ball bearings a tiny headlight a fare register and brakes. Kneeland has worked on models since 1907 and aims to attract railroads for advertising use.

Lester L. Kneeland Lynn Mass Tralley Kneeland

Buckner Clings to Log Cabin Palace Vision

General Simon B Buckner, former Kentucky governor and 1896 vice presidential candidate, speaks at a session in Louisville about his beloved 103 year old log cabin in Bart County. He praises a mint bed and spring, claims he can make the finest mint julep, and says nothing could replace his homestead despite wealthier offers.

Simon Belivar Buckner Blue Grass State Kentucky Crystal Spring Rockefeller Vanderbilt House of Governors Loujevale Bart County

Massive $1,000,000 Scottish Rite Temple Planned for Washington

Report details a proposed four story white marble Masonic temple in Washington by the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Southern Jurisdiction. The building would house a 200,000 volume library, 33 state rooms, and a cathedral atop a hollow cube with a gold dome, aiming for completion before the October 1912 Supreme Councils conference. A sunburst and double eagle motif would crown the entrance. The article also notes a Chicago market incident where hogs fed fruit cake and macaroni were profited from, highlighting novelty in animal feed.

Washington United States International Conference of Supreme Councils of the World Southern Council Ail Illinois Chicago

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