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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1904
Page
6
Samuel Minturn Peck presents Little White Shoon a lyrical poem of beauty and desire set against a garden mood. The speaker laments parting as textures of fragrance light and music mingle, while admirers praise the muse in whispered courtship and ardent lines.
Jeanne Prentice grieves a lost romance with Bob Marsden while the church marks Doctor Prentice’s twenty fifth year. Marsden returns, a letter reveals his changing heart, and Jeanne discovers Donnie’s letter adds clarity as she braces for a reconciliatory meeting with Bob.
Viennese naturalist Werner reports on nearly 200 reptiles and amphibians noting vision is generally dull. Crocodiles and fish see only a few lengths, snakes even less, while frogs have sharper sight. Most reptiles lack distance vision but share a strong sense of water direction. Werner attributes a chemical-like attraction guiding them, though the mechanism remains unexplained.
A steamer named Cherokee from New York faced attack as revolutionaries at Monte Cristi halted a boat sent to shore by artillery fire. The gunboat responded with bombardment but caused only slight damage and withdrew before the Cherokee landed ammunition arriving after delays.
Mme Lillian Nordica also known as Mrs Doeme was granted an interlocutory divorce by Judge Bischoff after referee William Turner found tenor Zoltan Daeme guilty of misconduct. No alimony awarded. The case papers remain sealed except the decree.
An elderly resident of St. Petersburg died of privation after twenty years in a single room. Officials sealed the room and found $8,000 in a cupboard and securities valued at 1,006,000. The woman left no heirs.
The Heinizemann Press, located on the top floor of a five story brick building at 453 658 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, suffered a major fire. The blaze caused about $50,000 in losses affecting the office and storage on the fourth story as the building burned.
Mrs. Taft, wife of the new secretary of War, arrives in Santa Barbara with her family after two weeks in San Francisco. They plan to stay on the coast for some time before proceeding to Washington.
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