Two Nutley residents die in New Year incidents
Mrs. Andrew B. Cooper of Centre street leaped from a 100 foot cliff at Paterson amid domestic strains. Joseph Buhl of Stager street was killed by a Newark officer’s gunfire after a New Year’s Eve pursuit near Nutley. Witnesses describe chaotic moments as police and bystanders confronted the fleeing youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew B. Cooper
Centre Street
Joseph Buhl
Stager Street
Cooper
Valley of Rocks
Paterson
Young Buhl
Newark
Man arraigned for attempting suicide over despondency
William Nash of Paterson 41 was picked up near the Vreeland avenue bridge after trying to hang himself with a loose knot. He told Nutley police he planned to try again, leaving notes for relatives and claiming he felt useless in the world. Nash, born in Boston and divorced with one child, is committed to the grand jury without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Ae
Fifth . S Avenue
Paterson
Nutley
Nash
Ok Nashia & Graduate
Plaryard
New York
Boston
Recorder~ Post
Newark
Galsworthy Study Featured at Friday Afternoon Club
The Friday Afternoon Club entertained guests as Mrs. John Robertson hosted a session on John Galaworthy. Mrs. Thomas Clements, Mrs. Silas P. Cumming, Mrs. Arthur Carr and Mrs. Charles S. Lecky led readings and analysis of Galaworthy's novels and plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John.j. Robertson
John Galaworthy
Thomas. Clements
Silas P. Cumming
Arthur Carr
Charles S. Lecky
Unclear Incident Report Highlights Failing Scene
A fragment describes a shooting during a run, noting a mark on a person named Rey. It mentions Banicke and a companion falling and stopping near a location marked by an A in Thine. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or full context.
No Children Allowed at Lectures Under Education Rule
The Board of Education enforces a rule prohibiting children under sixteen from attending lectures unless accompanied by an adult. The Park School Auditorium hosts the next lecture on Friday January 15 at 8 15 PM, titled Mexico and the Mexicans by Dr. Thomas Edward Potterton with lantern slides. The meeting also discussed federated clubs joining the State federation and two women to chaperon library trips for pupils to Newark library exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Park School Auuditorium
Mexico
Thomas
Edward Potterton
Potterton
Gilbert Roy Livingston
Womman
Provident Education
William H. Arnold
Library Shows Fine Increase in Circulation
The Free Public Library reports a rise in fines collected for the year ending December 31 1914. The circulation figures indicate higher activity and stricter enforcement of overdue returns across all branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Public Library
Nutley youths linked to Newark shooting death prompt editor's letter
Nutley residents protest Newark papers' tone over the New Year’s shooting of Joseph Bubl by Newark Patrolman Herman Schaman. The accounts describe Bubl’s background, work history, and social standing, and recount an evening with Alfred Bunicke ending in a fatal exchange near 141 Academy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman H. Schuman
Newark
Buhl
High Street
Alfred Bunicke
Bennett
Barrison Street
Academy ‘Street
Fred
Onofrio Gangliozo
Dr. MacKenzie
Walter Godfrey
Schuman
Bubl
Bunicke
Academy
Sapon
Academy Street
Nutley
Joseph Bubl
Stager-street
Herman N. Schaman
Harrison Street
Bud
Bahl
St. Dominick’ S School
Natley
Edison
Cs Koe
Bergen
Bubt
Ehou
Onofrio Ganglioso
Library Trustees Reelect Officers Amid Budget Cuts
The Board of Library trustees met Thursday night and reorganized for the coming year by electing the same officers. President William J. Kinsley, secretary George A. Hill, and treasurer William Longfelder were reappointed. They reviewed a proposed budget reflecting a town appropriation cut of 2400 dollars, 700 less than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kinsley
George A. Hill
William Longfelder
Bank of Nutley Reports Strong Six Month Gain
The Bank of Nutley closes the year 1914 with total resources of 630959.48, up more than 100000 from the previous report. Undivided profits and surplus total 22729.73. deposits reach 558229.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Nutley
Dilek
Reception for Class by Mrs Heisley at 440 Center Street
Mrs Adelaide J Heisley hosted a December 27 reception for students in her stenography and typewriting class at her home 440 Center Street. Attendees included Mildred Lohr Ethel Lohr Geraldean Shaw Marie Shaw Dorothy Meyer Bepsie Moore Hilda Crawford Christine Colonese Charles Freeman Leonard Booth John Reardon Elmer Rawcliffe and Bertha A Doran of New York. Doran a professional contralto sang several selections as the rooms featured red and green Christmas decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide J. Heisley
Center“Street
Mildred
Ethel Lohr
Geraldean
Marie Shaw
Dorothy Meyer
Bepsie Moore
Hilda Crawford
Christine Colonese
Charles Freema
Leonard Booth
John Reardon
Elmer Rawcliffe
Bertha A. Doran
New York
Dora
Town Debates Street Closure Over Quarry Dangers
East Nutley quarries near Park avenue prompt talk of closing the street from ten avenue to River Road until proper fencing is installed. Mayor Blum questions town liability while Carr advocates immediate action, and Lefferts blocks a vote, delaying decision until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Nutley
Park Avenue
Lof
Eli V.— Tecter
Carr
Ten Avenue
River Road
Blum
Mr. Carr
Lefferts
Contracts Awarded for Coming Year Discussed at Meeting
Holders were awarded contracts: Spaz Brothers for concrete work, L Kiesewetter & Son for cracked stone, Matthew J. Callahan for town plumbing. Mayor Blum voted no on Callahan. Chardi, low plumbing bidder, omitted for lack of license. Fire Chief Bross pushed Zimmer man and Jones for assistant chiefs, but Mayor questioned authority. Stager's overtime credit was referred to, as with prior salary dispute.
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Carr
Chardi
State Board of Health
Lefferts
Commission
Chetksa
Hillside Avenue
Alonzo Bross
Frank Zimmerman
Hose
William L. Jones
Hose No
Bross
Harry H. Stager
Automobile
Are You Rheumatic Treating It Right
Fragmentary notes discuss rheumatic tenderness and possible treatments. The text hints at a cream or remedy and urges consideration of amends in care, but details are unclear.
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A. B. Cooper
Paterson Cliff
Rer
Vincent Church
Oscar
Respe
Pas
Ted
Morrie Plains
Herbert
Misa Minnie Casey
Wisteken
Iboken Notley
Lutley
Rey
Banicke
Sun
Federation OF
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Bureau
Social ‘Service Bureau
Park ‘School
Tag Sgn
Banks
Spatz Brothers
Ae Anes Oo
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Spats Bros
Shire & Woods
Samual Chardh
Michael Jannarone
Cheal AE
Shu
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