Coeteries Plan Advances to Create Permanent Burial Parks
Improvements and progressive management push to establish burial parks that reflect pride of ownership, public satisfaction, and lasting beauty for future generations.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1903
Page
2
Improvements and progressive management push to establish burial parks that reflect pride of ownership, public satisfaction, and lasting beauty for future generations.
Henry C Perrine fights half mile trolley condemnation on his land as Jersey Central Traction wins right of way. Somerset plans a $2.75 million merger financed by Fidelity Trust to form Somerset Union Middlesex Lighting. Liquor license battles erupt in Brighton with Law and Order League pledging no new licenses. Farm labor shortages draw migrants and machinery into South Jersey as Cuban and Negro labor trials unfold. Benjamin Wilson breaks jail twice in Palmyra then escapes to Philadelphia after a second arrest.
In a long running South Jersey dispute the $40 000 estate of Justice Brazil Crandall was contested. The Orphans Court of Cape May County upheld the will benefiting churches charities and friends. An appeal to the Prerogatives Court was withdrawn on cost terms. In a separate ruling Justice Fort at New Brunswick held that parental services are presumed paid by love unless a specific contract exists.
A London Mail note discusses how tiny particles reveal matter’s divisibility and how dogs’ noses outpace humans. It cites musk vapor, air dust, blood droplets, and the remarkable discrimination of canine olfaction versus civilization’s bodily energy tradeoffs.
In Cleveland Ohio on December 15 a line man named Thomas Kelly died after being shocked. Six physicians treated him for an hour but could not revive him due to four hours passing before his body reached Western Reserve University laboratory for testing.
New York Central passenger train No 3 collided with a line of cars on a siding at Lindley Corning. Engineer Harris and Fireman BD Gabrielle sustained minor injuries while trainman Edward Dowling suffered serious injuries.
Philadelphia December 15 nine convicts escaped in a body from Holmesburg house of correction and a region wide man hunt follows. The escapees wore striped uniforms and daytime clothing thefts from several points indicate the group scattered.
In Ogdensburg New York Mrs. Margaret Mills died from exposure after being found unconscious on a deserted sidewalk. She had tripped and fallen on her way home from a visit and froze to death before aid could reach her.
The annual consumption of calcined plaster and wall plaster is very large. Chinese houses are mainly cheap brick with interior and exterior plaster. Large plaster quantities are also used for Chinese graves, most of which are fully covered in plaster.
Miss Roosevelt has arrived in New York for a visit and will return to the capital tomorrow night.
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