Business Man in Politics Senator Dryden Aids Canal Policy
A review of Senator Dryden’s Senate activity highlights his support for President Rouse aut's canal policy and his businesslike role in securing New Jersey gains. He backed river and harbor improvements, war claims, public buildings, and Passaic River projects while guiding surveys and memorial protections.
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Dryden
Senate
Rouseaut
Pew
Béuas
Hias
Congress
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Passaic
New Jersey
Passaic River
Delaware River
Raritan Bay
Keyport Harbor
Shrewberry River
Innet
Cape May
Shooter’s Island
Newark Bay
Staten Island Sound
Montelair and
Greenwood Lake
Old South River
Perriwig Bay
Atlantic Highlands
Greenwood Lake Bridge
City of
Red Bank
Library
State Committee On Public Buildings and
National Capitol
Princeton Monument
F Pension Office
House
Washington
Republican Party
Town Clerk Frank L. Rusey Approval Note
Frank L. Rusey, town clerk, approved the document on July 11, 1906, marking official authorization by local government.
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Frank L. Rusey
Nutley Town Council Approves 1916 Tax Levy for Streets and Fire
An ordinance by the Nutley Town Council provides for raising by taxation funds for the 1916 fiscal year. It lists allocations including 3000 dollars for street lighting, 2000 dollars for fire department maintenance, and 5000 dollars for street and highway regulation and repair, among other purposes.
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Nutley
Eisgex
Tooney
Willow G. Kierstead
County of
Essex
de Ordain
Streets scarred by storm and fury on Tuesday afternoon
A fierce onslaught battered the streets and gutters on Tuesday afternoon leaving debris and damage in the wake. Authorities urged caution as cleanup crews assessed the scene and residents prepared for repairs.
Nutley Ordinance Pre Motion Health of People First Reading
Public notice states the Nutley Town Council meeting of July 11 1906 passed an ordinance for the health of the people to a second reading on July 25 1906. Town Clerk Frank L Rospy records the action.
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Nutley
Essex
William H. Parry Attorney at Law
William H. Parry, attorney and counsellor at law of the firm Hampson and Parry, with office at 3000 Broad Street Newark and residence on Franklin Avenue near Vreeland Avenue Nutley.
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Hampson and Parry
Broad St
Newark
Franklin Avenue
Vreeland Avenue
Nutley
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the Nutley Sun
Khe
N. J
Nupley, N. 5
Piine
Franklin and Vreeland
Jas. D. Foy
Panszina Canal
I Prudential
New
Jersey
Prudential
Drake Business College
Passaic, New Jersey
Davis
Passaic Avenue
Chestnut Street
Nutley, N. J
W. C. Davis
New York
W. R. Adams
Prospect St
Passaic, N. J
Frank L. Rospy
Yyilliam H. Parry
Sis
Biles
Newark-Passaic
Chestnut, Street and
Hamilton Place
Natley
Ite