Forts influence and Wilson administration in New Jersey
The Rutley Sun reviews Governor Forts reform efforts and cites Wilsons inauguration. It highlights Forts three-year struggle against a hostile legislature, then frames Wilson as popular. It notes Democratic shock over Progressive Republicans advising the new governor and mentions Edgar Record of Jersey City and editor allies. It covers Wilsons inaugural address and taxation, corporate regulation, direct primary, public honesty, and Hudson County storage plants.
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Fort
Wilson
New Jersey
John Franklin Fort
Democratic Party
Geo. L. Record
Jersey City
Woodrow Wilson
Hudson County
Exposition site contest centers on Washington rivals
International exposition supporters argue for Washington as the best host, while San Francisco and New Orleans press claims of proximity, population reach, and cost. Advocates warn San Francisco faces racial tensions and quake risks that could jeopardize the event.
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Washington
San Francisco
New Orleans
United States
Congress
Panama
Cincinnati
Pacific Slope
American Loose in Africa lecture by Forbes
Edgar Allen Forbes, editor of World's Work, gave a stereopticon talk to about seventy at St. Paul's Brotherhood on Franklin Avenue. He recounted a twelve month journey through Algeria Tunisia and Morocco describing coastal and interior life and exciting experiences.
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Edgar Allen Forbes
Africa
Brotherhood of St. Paul's Church
Franklin Avenue
Forbes
Algeria
Tunis
Morocco
Sans Gene Whist Club Meeting Recap
Mrs F J Young hosted the Sans Gene Whist Club on Wednesday afternoon in Hawthorne Avenue. Mrs Benjamin R Calwell won first prize a hand painted cream and sugar set, while Mrs F Arthur Wellman took second prize a silver sardine fork. next meeting at Mrs J Percival Huntting Prospect Street on February 1.
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F. J. Young
Hawthorne Avenue
Benjamin R. Calwell
Franklin Avenue
F. Arthur Wellman
J. Percival Huntting
Prospect Street
Dinner honors Prof Griggs and Dante lecture inauguration
Entertained Professor Griggs and the Kinsleys hosted a dinner last night for Prof Edward Howard Griggs and the inauguration of the Dante lecture course. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Powers, Mr and Mrs Shaw, Mr and Mrs Libby, Mrs Proal, and the Kinsleys.
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William J. Kinsley
Edward Howard Griggs
Professor Edward Howard Griggs
John C. Powers
Easton Shaw
Henry M. Libby
Arthur B. Proal
Nutley Ghost Spring Alleged Spirits Stir Local Skaters
correspondence from Nutley New Jersey dated January 18 1914 recounts a claim about Feuerbach spring near an abandoned quarry on Emil Schnieder lands becoming a water source for skaters. a bottle test found fifty percent hops and twenty percent grape juice with thirty percent water suggesting illicit distilling tied to a hotel owner.
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N. J
Nutter Sux
Feuerbach
Emil Schneider
Kingsland Lake
Nutleyite
Internal Revenue Officers
Spring Garden
Lipkemann Moffitt Wedding at Nutley Home
Miss Margaret Moffitt daughter of Mr and Mrs George Moffitt of Wayne place Nutley married Henry Lipkemann of Brooklyn at noon Thursday The Rev Charlies Smith of the Church of Holy Trinity New York City performed the ceremony Maids Ida Brunie and Mrs W F Newman and best man Thomas Moffitt attended After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding tour through the South and will reside in New York upon return Only immediate relatives attended.
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George Moffitt
Wayne Place
Nutley
Margaret Moffitt
Henry Lipkemann
Brooklyn
Charlies Smith
Church of Holy Trinity
New York City
Ida Brunie
W.F. Newman
New York
Thomas Moffitt
South
Bank Statement for Bank of Nutley Jan 7 911
Bank of Nutley Nutley New Jersey presents a statement showing total resources 374 548 25 and total liabilities 374 548 25. Principal figures include loans and discounts 344 984 67 deposits 150 744 58 cash 12 013 14 and due from other banks 43 938 03. Directors and officers certify the balance and accuracy of the record with signatures of President Bird W Spencer and Cashier Joseph Scudder.
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Bank OF Nutley
Nutley
N. J
State of New Jersey
County of Essex
Bird W. Spencer
Joseph Scudder
Birp W. Spencer
Josefh Scupper
Gashier
Jon- Anniz L. van Winkle
Iseal
Notary Public of
New Jersey
WM. F. Dittig
Thos. Clements
Henry T. Lefferts
Henry Miller's Havoc in Bijou Theatre New York
Henry Miller stars in The Havoc at Bijou Theatre New York with strong reviews. Critics hail Miller's performance as the finest of his career and praise the play as a work of art by a distinguished dramatist.
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BIIOU
New York
Henry Miller
H. S. Sheldon
Bijou Theatre
Miller
Morning Telegraph
Craig
Bijou
East Nutley Shoe Shop Opens Avon dale Branch
Domenico Ciccono of Chestnut street opens a branch for shoe repair in the Nugent building at Avondale Road and Walnut Street. The shop will operate under a satisfaction or money refunded policy as in the main store.
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Chestnut Street
Nugent
Avondale Road
Walnut Street
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