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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1910
Page
2
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A profile of William H. Moody citing his rise from a Newbury dairy boy to a noted legal career. It recounts his early struggle on a milk wagon, night and day study, Phillips Academy and Harvard education, and his persistence in law practice in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Moody’s motto of always doing something and his Washington service are highlighted.
The piece recalls Charles Moody as a Roosevelt era figure who rose from early favors with Speaker Reed to high offices including secretary of the navy and attorney general before a 1906 Supreme Court appointment. It notes his constant public visibility, trust-busting battles, and insistence on voting for measures he deemed lawful for the people.
Miss Jane Addams founder of Hull House in Chicago becomes the first woman at Yale to receive a Master of Arts degree. She is praised for developing sociology, aiding good government, and aligning philanthropy with practical reform. Born in Cedarville Illinois, she studied at Rockford College then pursued medicine before turning to social work.
The article defends William Loeb Jr as New York port collector amid criticism from travelers and potential threats. It presents a fiscal calculation showing higher customs fines collected in one period than the previous year, framing Loeb’s efforts as a significant contribution to government revenue.
Fragmentary OCR lists heirs of Henry Vreeland with scattered names including Alice Cunningham. Numerical figures show 160.00 80.00 and financial codes OLTF 18060 205.32 201,93, but no clear event or dates.
The Nutley Town Council unanimously adopts a resolution at the June 29 1918 meeting to lay a cement sidewalk and curb on the east side of Lake Street from High Street to Cottage Place in Essex County The town clerk is directed to advertise the passage of the resolution and notices as required by law under the 1895 act as amended
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