Local Notes and Rail Plans Highlight Nutley Paper
Editor James D. Foy notes mail schedules and urges decorum over Albert Meredith’s New Jersey education post as former local schools head. Fraustinstreet paving progress, road dust issues, crosswalk cleanup, and a stone coating suggestion are discussed. A renewed mosquito control plan by North Jersey League is outlined with state and local health boards and Freeholders funding. The Erie Railroad suburban service announces engine updates for commuters.
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Albert B. Meredith
New Jersey
Board of Education
Meredith
Mr. Meredith
Fraustin Avenue
North Jersey League
Boards of Health
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Imhoff Sewage Plant Proposed Near Belleville
A three town contest will begin over the proposed Imhoff Sewage Disposal plant in Belleville's Soho area. Nutley officials warn liquids from the plant could flow through the Third river, urging public support and funds to fight the plan.
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Imhoff
Soho
Belleville
Nutley
Nutley fire records dispute letter to editor
Nutley New Jersey December 15 1911 correspondence from E J Humphrey denies any refusal to turn over early fire department records and asserts all documents have been turned over. The letter references prior reports by Arthur Carr and council discussions and notes related controversy over ownership and payment. The item closes with a literary aside about writing mania by Hall Gaine.
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Nulley Sun
Fire Department
Nutley
E. J. Humpureyr
N. J
Fue Nutter Son
Humphrey
Arthur K. Carr
Nutley Hose Company No 2 Formed By Merger In Nutley
Franklin Hose Co and West Nutley Hose Co merged to form Nutley Hose Company No 2. The meeting at Franklin Hose House approved a name pending town council, with Alfred Heike as president and officers including Charles Schlotterbeck, George Jord, W S Walser, and Wilbur Garrabrant. A new team of horses was installed to ensure prompt service.
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Franklin’ Hose Co
West Nutley Hose Co
Franklin’ Hose House
Lae
Nutley Hose Company No.2
Alfred Heike
Charles Schlotterbeck
George Jord
W. 8. Walser
George Speer
Wilbur Garrabrant
Tle
Mel Bes
Weleamers
Stepmothers praised amid inquest and Turbinia progress
A physician in London defends stepmothers as guardian angels while recounting Sally Bush Lincoln and other kind stepmothers who aided children. The Turbinia, Hon. C. Parsons’s turbine ship, first steamed Nov 4 1894, boosting turbine vessels worldwide. Also light humor from The Atlanta Constitution notes.
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Utepmothra
London
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
Sally Bush Lincoln
Boston, Globe
Fragmentary Transcript Sketching a Woman's Silence
A damaged excerpt hints at a transcript describing a woman remaining still and silent. The text references a Boston context and sparse statues or reminders, suggesting incomplete dialogue or stage notes without clear actions or resolution.
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Lisa
Cate
Tre
Boston’ ‘Transcript
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James D. Foy
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Poinsitas
W.l. Jones
COR
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Centre Street
Caruso
Edison . Machines and Records
Regina Music Boxes
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West Park St
Bread St
Newark, N. J
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Nutley Hose CO
Newark
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Passaic, N. S
Lee’s Park Pharmacy
Franklin Ave
Chestnut St
Jack Darlington
Chigage
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Toledo
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Notley
William A. Lambert
West Nutley, N. J
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Lehigh
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