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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1909
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text reads like a lyrical meditation on return and yearning, mentioning BONG and a character named Brian in a quoted prose style. The passage references mosaic imagery and prayers for happiness, appearing as a literary snippet rather than a complete news item.
In a stormy Moorland parlor Donald Murray battles his son John Stewart’s wish to enlist. Maggie Murray pledges faith to John, while Donald condemns war’s greed. John joins the Black Watch as family tensions rise. A year later the war’s toll tests love and loyalty amid Scottish village scrutiny.
A narrative recalling the Highlander era and wartime sacrifice. Families endure anxiety as men enlist, fighting steeped feuds fade into unity. Donald Murray dies in Africa while Maggie endures longing, memory, and moral strength amid grief. The piece blends home front duty with the gaze toward distant lands.
In a Peoria Star account a family faced a kitchen fire when a father suffered apoplexy. The mother failed to find tinder so Marsh Stone traveled two and a half miles for tow and a live coal. He wrapped tow, lit a flame, and revived the hearth lighting the canoe as neighbors acted. The father died before doctors arrived.
The text outlines permit costs for game hunting in German Africa. It states a $200 pemank to shoot and limits on numbers of giraffes rhinoceroses and zebras. Elephants require a task from each animal killed. Small payments for certain species. Gazelle antelope and monkey permits cost $10.
A clipped exchange shows Senator Sorgum asked if people will believe all he says, he replies he will tell them only what he believes. The fragment notes agingston Star and a stray line about contemplating death and kind words surrounding him.
The report lists multiple actions and developments including J Gallan O Loughlin taking oath as assistant secretary of state, the House voting on electoral matters, Roosevelt signing a land grant to Cleveland National Park, and various diplomatic and domestic notices from Berlin to Havana. It notes protests over turpentine inspection, postal savings advocacy, and political shifts in Venezuela, Bulgaria, and Canada.
The fragment mentions John Doak arrested in Choqueskie Pa for murder near Bellevue and Avalon. Atlantic City directors announce a $50,000 bank project. Vineland officials and a Pittsburgh hearing touch on a rail merger. It also notes a Cincinnati school riot where William Wiebold, 17, was killed and William Dorsey was injured amid racial tensions.
The Cuban president Jose Viguel Gomez took office with the Supreme Court officers and military advisers present as the nation marks independence. Telegrams from Roosevelt and Taft flowed in while ceremonies included a wreath at the house and a formal oath as cheers rang from Governor and court officials.
Commissioner Whipple announced the condemnation of 40 000 acres within the Adirondack forest preserve after investigations showed an option holder planned a million dollar project including a wood chemical plant and bulk railroad. The move blocks a proposed purchase and protects watersheds feeding Beaver Moose and Black rivers. Mrs Mary Fisher owned the tract and had an option through April.
A Mobile Alabama case reports Lester and wife were jailed on charges of holding up and robbing Hardaway Young, president of Southern Supply Company, of 5600 after a staged discussion about stock sale. A bank cashier identified Mrs Lester as receiving funds from Young. War material in Cuba to Spain deal signed for 360000 dollars paid in installments through 1911.
A Morristown New Jersey constable was killed while attempting to arrest a suspect near Mendham. Police searched the area and recovered a body fragment and a damaged bar house as the investigation continues.
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