Montauk Point as a New York Port of Entry
The war department resists extending New York Hudson River piers as new giant steamers threaten harbor capacity. Plans for a Montauk Point city at sea gain traction with survey talks by Congressman Cocks and interest from railroad and capital figures. Fort Pond Bay is cited as a natural harbor, with potential eight hour sailing time savings and faster rail connections if Montauk port plans advance, though congressional action and pier construction would take years. Meanwhile Governor Tener recounts a baseball anecdote about a Derby-hatted outfielder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
New York
Metropolis
America
England
Boston
Philadelphia
Montauk Point
W. W. Cocks
Fort Road Bay
Austin Corbin
Long Island
Hudson River
Geneth
Stemmer
Montauk
Staten Island
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Zang Island Sound
Fort Pond Bay
South Shore
Harhbor
East River
la Frencises
Tt 43
Saison
City of the Sea
Congress
Humorous Quips of a Frazzled Housekeeper
Comic fragments narrate a maid overworked by kitchen mishaps and missed meals. A stubborn, exasperated master scolds the clumsy helper Hebe while culinary chaos erupts with burned and undercooked dishes. Witty exchanges from Harper’s Weekly punctuate the scene.
Eyes and Nose Win it in Parlor Ruling
A humorous exchange centers on a parliamentary ruling about kissing. A congressman's daughter recounts a coy apology from a cousin whose claim that the eyes caused a kiss shifts to a quip about the nose winning the dispute as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Cartoon snippets and social quips in overheard dialogue
A collage of witty exchanges and mock dialogue from various papers including the Catholic Standard and Times and the Chicago Record Herald. The snippets touch on art, currency, manners, and etiquette with brief remarks by hosts, guests, and newspapers, capturing light social chatter.
Fragmented Humorous Snippets From Newspaper Clippings
A collage of quips and cartoons mocks social manners and romance. It lists witty lines about receptions engagement rates marriages and celebrity gossip from several papers, highlighting playful in-jokes and punchy one liners.
Nutley Store Announces New Winter Stock
Our new winter stock features dress goods muslins and notions with many surprises for shoppers.
Perquisites of Spanish Legislators and Miscellany
The piece notes Spanish deputies enjoy free railway travel and mailing franks with paid refreshments in the chamber except barley sugar, with visiting ladies gifted sugar. It adds brief sketches on a shy woman’s train kiss anecdote, the poet Alferi’s vanity, and painter Mariotto Albertinelli turning to tavern keeping after unsatisfactory mixing experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
London Chronicle
Alferi
Countess of Albany
Mr. H. Maughan
Mr. Vaughas
Mariotto Albertinelli
Asthma Catarah Cured Offers Free Trial Pack
Thousands respond to The Woodworth Company offer for Senpine a claimed asthma bronchitis and catarrh cure. The notice cites a Vienna University professor discovered compound and promises free trial pack mailed to any pain suffering from long standing conditions and harsh climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woodworth Company
Dept
Broadway
Hanover
Vienna University
Nutley Commissioners of Adjustment Meet February 16 1911
The Nutley New Jersey Commissioners of Adjustment appointed by the Essex County Circuit Court will hold a meeting at the Town Hall on Chestnut Street Nutley on Thursday February 16 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Lars Gustav Larsen
Charlotte Larsen
Louise Albers
Mr. Albers
Carl Anderson Skuld
Eva Louise Skuld
Gustav Skuld
Caroline Skuld
Annie Skuld
Johanna Skuld
Elizabeth Salen
Mr. Salen
Domestic and Foreign Mission Society
Protestant Episcopal Church
Court of Chancery of
James R. Hay
Christine Larsen
Larssen
Nutley
County of
Essex
Erie Place
Brockway Street
Ashbel H. Barney
Henry’ M. Whitfield
the Register of
Essex County
Eric Place
Eric
Hampson & Parry
Clinton St
Newark
N. J
Chestnut Street
Hat Pins and Jewel Bags in Passaic Window Display
Beautiful White Stone Hat Pins and Jewel Mesh Bags showcased in Passaic windows. Visitors are invited to view the display of watches diamonds cut glass silverware and novelties at the oldest jewelry store in Passaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
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John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Charleroi
the Maid of
Shail
Hebe
Waobibles
Binks
Harper's Weekly
Grocers—Butchers
Walnut Street
Nutley, N. J
Barr Brothers
Barr Bros
A.l.huntley
Insurance
Continental, Hartford
AETNA
Fidelity Underwriters
Insurance Company OF North America
American
New Hampshire
ST. Paul F. & M
Commissioner OF Deeds
A.L. Huntley
High Street
W. Nutley
Catholic Standard and Timea
Ofrs. Oldcastle
Tossant
Cbicage
Revord-Herald
Shoul
Washington Star
Alexander
Andrew Alexander
19Th S
Mandeville
Broad St
Child's
N. Jd
Ha Aso
Alfalfa Pete
Emich Simpson
Clevelind
Briges
Subarte
Griggs
Grama
Indeol
Carver
Chica
Alamina
Chicago Tribune
Indie
Jack
Gelfox
Getrox
St. Louis Globe
Bhethaw
New York Journal
W.Q. Davis
Passaic Ave
Chestnut ST
Senping
James McMain
Passaic Avenue
Christian Boehm
John
Traven
Duski
Nea Entwistie-avenue
Peter Piecnelwitz
Harrison
Johnson
Nutley Realty
Weyneplace, Co. C. Krupp
Ottilie. Kempf
Terrace Avenue
Ene W. Farrington
Hillside Avenue
M. Gorman
Michael Gorman
Avondale Road
Charlotte Haight
Cunstinghas Street
John Knill Gow J
W. Hart
Entwistle Avenue
Christopher Weil
M. J. Stilger
Dea Gottfried Mailie
Rosario Samar+ aski
Waclaw
Gless
Gardner
Erie Railroad
A. Lachner
Boli
Gless Avenue
W. Symonds
Ofice
Grant Avenue
Bain
L. Beldon
Bing Avenue
L. Bebring
Kingsland ‘Road
Wheeler
George W. McDonald
Cecil Roxney
David Jenkins
Centre Street
Edward Hesse
Luigi. Petrella
Milton Avenue
A. Tighe
Edward Anson
John Karl
Franklin Avenue
J. B. Williams
W. Williams
Nairn Place
Frank Luguari
Miltom
Netley
Alfred B. Sturces
Samurl E. Blair
Sos Niewers
R. K.dowaidson
Chas. Greeme& Son
Main Avenue
Passaic, Nd
Erie
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