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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
2
The Berlin authorities issue a decree forbidding drivers to smoke while in charge of vehicles including taxicabs and private cars. The measure seeks to cut accidents by limiting distractions, signaling a sweeping interference with private conduct in a bid to improve road safety.
R Symmonds of New South Wales public works argues artesian waters arise from plutonic sources beneath Australia. He cites gas release from rocks and absence of chlorides in hot water as supporting evidence against meteoric origin. He notes varying mineral content within wells and potential agricultural impacts.
Henry Huntington of New York has purchased the famed portrait of Mrs Siddons by Romney for about £160,000. The work will be taken to Tintington country place near Low Angules after sale to a buyer who has shown extensive activity in collecting rare books and paintings this year.
Immigrant Miguel Rios, a whitehaired 28 year old from Iquitos, wandered the Andes after falling ill with consumption. He documented his life in Spanish, was found by locals, and later detained for potential deportation. His rich Lima family background emerged during inquiry.
A letter from H. S. Lapham of Lorton Virginia reveals that no member of the Ninth Kansas Cavalry has received a pension. Lapham says he was told he must inspire five other veterans to apply before pension consideration can proceed, making six applicants in total. The issue draws attention to surviving members of the regiment and the pension process.
Laure Cowden sets a new Palermo record for orange packing with 196 bor demands amid a daily range of 0 to 80 hoses. The event highlights Cowden's noted speed and efficiency in the fruit industry as observers laud her achievement.
The eastern frontier villages were misled into thinking France was at war. Brigadier Biton de Wherry bears fault for muddled orders as 200 to 400 men aged twenty to fortyone marched without vigor, prompting telegraphic congratulations from Minister of War M Miller.
Pioneer George T. Prather describes enormous trees near the West Fork Hood River and Bol Run Lake in Oregon. He recalls L. Ferdinand Moss visiting for years and notes two tree species: a tall straight yellowish cedar with fine timber and a second cedar with a different crown.
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