Quarry Death Sparks Suits Over East Nutley Quarries
Two lawsuits for 25000 dollars each were filed by Mrs Anna Teeter executrix of Eli V Teeter’s estate over his death at the old quarries in East Nutley on July 14. The action targets the town for alleged dangerous conditions on private property near Park Avenue. The case follows county probes and calls for safety measures and fencing at the quarry sites.
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Parry
Eli V. Teeter
Newark
East Nutley
Anna Teeter
Gaffa
Eas Beard
Arthur R. Carr
Fark
Blum
Sanvekt
Essex County
Teeter
Charles Gestner
Nutley
Xmas Tree To Be Held Again In Town
The Christmas tree for the town’s children was a success. The committee led by Mrs. Alfred V. Seaman plans another event next year and has about 300 dolls ready. Contributions are invited and will be collected in time to prepare a larger tree, likely one of the large pine trees in town.
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Alfred V. Seaman
Jones
Alfred
Dalrymple
Praseist
Watch Night Services Held At Two Churches
New Year was greeted at two watch night services last night in local churches. Vincent Church hosted the Epworth League program with a song service and literary selections from 9 to 10 30 featuring Albert Howe solos and a male quartette, Rev. Douglas Matthews delivering the address, followed by a social with refreshments. At St Pauls Church Mrs Easton readings, Mrs David Amsey organ recital, and Mr Arthur Hebert song capped the service in charge of the Woman's Missionary Circle.
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Vincent” Church
Vincent Church
Epworth ' League
En's Association
Albert Howe
Douglas Matthews
Wheerérs
A.B. Davis
Howe Moisertette
St.Paul’s Church
Easton An
David Amsey
Arthur Hebert
Woman's Missionary Circle
Library shelves stocked with wide range of periodicals
The Free Public Library will house a broad list of magazines next year including Atlantic Monthly Harper's and National Geographic. Current issues stay for reference while back numbers may be borrowed for one week. Gifts from the Woman's Public School Auxiliary and numerous individuals support the library.
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Free—Public Library
Ae American
Homes -and- Gardena
dAtlantic Monthly
Roya’Life
Century
Craftsman
Everybody’ A
Good Housekeeping
Harper’s Magazine
Kindergarten Review
Fadies
Journal
Literary Digest
Little Folks
McClaras
Manual Training Magazine
National
Geographic
Gatlock
Popular Mechanics
Primary Plans
A Nicholas
Saturday—Evening Post
SBR
Tescher
Commanion
World's Work
Youth's Companion
Woman's Public School
Alao
Peetee
E. Gilmore
A. Elder
William Bon -Mre
Young
Mira
Howard Edgar
C. S. Thurston
Ernest Puleford
Douglas * Pearson
Thomas Clements
J. ~J. Robertson
Elizabeth Sinclair
J.B. Williams
Marc Michael
S.cole
Domestic Science Class Held by Men’s Club
The Domestic Science Class of the men's Club will hold its first session on Friday January 8 at 3 30 in Park School under supervision of Stryker. Anyone may join whether or not a club member. Ladies are asked to meet at the Woman's at 3 o'clock.
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Park School
Iss Stryker
Foreclosure Sale Set For Edgewood Avenue Lot
A high priced lot measuring 70 by 216 feet on Edgewood avenue, once priced at 5250 dollars in 1911, is scheduled for a sheriff sale via foreclosure on Tuesday. The location and docket indicate a public foreclosure auction under court authority.
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Edgewood
Dances at Field Club New Year Eve Frolic
The Field Club held a New Year’s Eve dance in the clubhouse with a large turnout mainly younger attendees. A separate dance for younger elements drew about 75 participants on Monday night.
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Cluirhouse
Congressman Gray to Speak at Nutley Republican Club
The Nutley Republican Club holds its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday January 5 at 8 15 in No 7 New Street club rooms. Congressman Edward W Gray of the Eighth District will discuss Common Sense in Politics and all are invited to attend.
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Republican Club
Nutley
New Street
Edward W. Gray
Eighth
Six and Six for High School
A political discussion notes that Democrats plan to press their platform in the New Jersey Legislature and election campaign through 1915 and 1916. Both parties anticipate vigorous sessions, strategic moves, and potential gubernatorial, senatorial, and presidential prospects shaping the next two years.
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United States
New Jersey
County Board debates curricula shake up and staff fates
State education plans six and six junior senior high structure proposes three tracks academic industrial and commercial with specialized courses and electives. Morris County Republican caucus discusses county counsel warden rector and potential shifts in the legal department as debate continues.
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State Educational Department
Dover
Meredith
Morris County
Rumors of Penitentiary Leadership Change Surface
whispers in political circles suggest a potential replacement for Warden Hosp at the penitentiary amid board tensions. Samuel C. Martin, former warden, is named as a possible successor if changes occur, but officials caution against public discussion to avoid wire pulling.
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Samuel C. Martin
Hosp
Freeholders
Evans
Mattia
County Board Delays Contracts Amid Speculation and Hearings
The Board of Commissioners failed to award contracts for road stone, plumbing, and concrete sidewalks, citing missing information from Town Engineer Frank T Shepard and delaying decisions to an upcoming meeting. Bidders, many with attorneys, waited in the room. The session also discussed vacating lands for a Prospect High Street extension, assessing Rutgers Place, and approving a $90,000 loan from Guarantee Trust Co. to cover anticipated funds and taxes.
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Board’ of Commissioners
Town Water Department
Carrie
Frank T ‘Shepard
No Room For Charity Workers In Town Hall
The newly organized Social Service Bureaus seek a Town Hall room for headquarters. The Board will consider and act later after Mr. Carr's review. The Bureau plans to use the room daily and five evenings monthly, but a suitable municipal space was not found. Mayor Blom and Mr. Lef ferts noted no place exists in the building, then agreed to investigate further. Joseph Suerattt is allowed to move a small store building from Franklin Avenue to Centre Street east of Franklin Avenue.
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Social Service
Town Hall
Carr
Board
Bureau
Park School
Blom
Lefferts
Joseph “"SuEratt
Walter ‘Macre
Franklin Avenue
State Legislature Prepares for Reform Agenda at Capital
At Trenton on December 30 the Republican leadership reports plans to fill key positions and push bills echoing campaign pledges. Committees and members draft measures while leaders express confidence that winter sessions will launch the program outlined in the party platform.
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Trenton
State Legisette Aeta Ee Xe
Republican Ransotition
Slayer of Former Nutley Boy Given Ten-Year Sentence
Edward Mallicante of San Diego California received a ten year term for shooting Daniel Lucy a United States marine who lived in Kearny and Nutley. Lucy died later and was buried at Bloomfield. The convict was a police chauffeur and the shooting followed a quarrel with marines. The marine’s mother mourned at her Kearny home.
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Kearny
Edward Mallicante
San Diego
Cal
Daniel Lucy
United States
Nutley
Kearny Avenue
Mallicoate
Lucy Tast
Lucy
Boomfield
Fell On Ice About Franklin Injury Report
Edwar G Verg of Franklin sprained her ankle Monday afternoon as Rhaneeatitea Cass Can Halton carried her to assist. The scene involved ice covered steps causing a fall and minor injury requiring care.
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Edwar G. Verg
Franklin
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Congressman Gray
Sun Want
Wilson
Board of Freeholders
MR. Booth
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Benjamin F. Jones
Ferdinand J.hosp
Richard W. Booth
Andrew C. Snyder
Walter A. ‘Evans
Richard F. Mattin
Asaeaxaient
Catherdal Avenue
Assessment Board
Assess
Rutgers Place
Clledtae
Charles P. Foote
Foote
Hugh Hallidy
Roth
Ernest P. Cook
Board of Assessors
Alonzo Bross
Guarantee Trust Co
New York
Joan
Heilmann
Zeland
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