Blow to Treat Your Town
Local weekly from Nutley New Jersey dated January 21 1905 reports a bold community effort with editorial stance on town improvements and civic action affecting residents. Publisher Jn S D Foy highlights Saturday issue as a call to residents for collective town betterment.
Senator Demands Large Fee From Receiver Smith
Former U S Senator Smith demands a $206 000 fee for acting as receiver of the United States Shipbuilding Company. He seeks a year's pay equivalent to the President's entire term, drawing sharp objection from stockholders who lost heavily and fear the charge will consume about one third of the $1 125 000 in cash handled by Receiver Smith, including legal and other expenses.
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United States
Smith
United States Shipbuilding Company
Camden Fost-Telegram
Proposed Erie Improvements with Double Track and West Station
Newark Daily Advertiser argues for Erie Railroad upgrades on the Newark to Paterson line. Plan includes double tracking from Newark to Paterson, grade crossing eliminations, and a new west side passenger station at Fourth Avenue. Improvements aimed to boost passenger traffic and restore the line as a major travel artery.
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Srong
Newark and Paterson
Erie Railroad
Fourth Avenue
Newark
Paterson
Fludson River
New York
Passaic
Erie
Board of Works
Newark Daily
Advertiser
Governor Murphy Seeks Higher School Funding Share
Gouvernor Murphy tells the Legislature that public school funding should rise from 35 to 50 percent of the total tax. He argues surplus state funds justify expanding facilities and reducing burdens, urging continued or increased appropriations for education.
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Gouvernor Murphy
St Pauls Congregational Church Sunday Services and Meetings
Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sunday School at 9:46 a.m. Kindergarten and Primary Department at 2:30 p.m. Young People's meeting at 7:00 p.m. Mid week meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Also includes an extract urging readers to submit news to the Sussex Independent and the Boerbmg Sun.
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Young Peoples
Sussex Independent
Boerbmg Sun
Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Relief in Nutley
In Nutley a local druggist touts a 25 cent box of PEPSIKOLA as a cure for indigestion and related stomach issues. The ad claims ten days of treatment, money back if not beneficial, and notes the tablet also serves as a nerve tonic boosting energy and ambition.
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Nutley
Lefferts
Adelaide Thurston to debut Polly Primrose at Empire Newark
Adelaide Thurston, a noted star for about five years, will appear at the Empire Theatre Newark next Monday afternoon in Polly Primrose. The play, written by Paul Wilstach for her, is billed as a great amusement and is expected to draw strong theatre crowds.
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Adelaide Thurston
Empire Theatre
Newark
Miss Thurston
the Empire
Polly Primrose
Comediene
Paul Wilstach
Foley’s Honey and Tar Warns Against Imitations
The original Foley & Co. of Chicago promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy for coughs and colds. It emphasizes genuine product safety, mild laxative effect, and suitability for children and delicate individuals, warning against substitutes offered by imitators.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Toley
Foley
Lleury TV
Lelffert
New York Theaters Feature Polly Primrose and Humpty Dumpty
Polly Primrose returns in a delightful comedy drama at a New York venue with a strong scenic production and a praised company. At the New Amsterdam Theatre the spectacle Humpty Dumpty remains in its tenth week drawing large audiences. Liberty Theatre hosts The Money Makers a London hit about a tipping bureau and romantic entanglements. Proctor's introduces European novelties including Zatka Phunu Bioscope and Chassino the shadowgraphist with other acts from Six Peri Sisters to Moliere Sisters and more.
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Richard Mansfield
Polly Primrose
Miss Thurston
Polly
Miss Taston
New Amsterdam Theatre
Klaw & Wrlanger
New York
Liberty Theatre
Tom W. Byley
George Rollit
Money Makers
London
Ida Conquest
Lillian Thurgate
Daisy Atherton
Emily Rigi
Cyril Scots
Brandan Hunt
Eugene O’rouke
Edmund Lyons
Zatka
London Hippodrome
Theohj Ol
Herr Nogsrath
Chassino
Whrse
Proctor’s
Moliere
Europe
Peri
America
Proctor
Foley's Honey and Tar claims medicine cure
A notarized card declares all druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It promises to stop coughing, heal lungs, prevent pneumonia, and cure incipient consumption with no opiates, for children. Sold by Henry T. Lefferts.
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Foley
Henry T. Lefferts
Notice of Dog Ordinance Enforcement for Town Pets
In view of misunderstanding about the dog ordinance recently passed by the Town Council, owners are warned that the ordinance will be strictly enforced. All dogs must be licensed per the ordinance provisions, with noncompliance resulting in penalties.
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Wilson G . KI Brate AD
Ganagitadna B- Leeree
el Dastay
N.d
Dau. li
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