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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1904
Page
6
A Washington Star verse extols the unseen labor of the obscure man who fights to reach the land and faces hardships. It emphasizes personal pride, home affection, and honest rest as rewards, noting the quiet dignity of perseverance amid cheer for the flashy and the lucky.
Bert Donaldson of New York and Al Van Alden recount their secrets and romantic misadventures at a rustic Sierra ranch. Donaldson reveals a plan to disappear for love while Van Alden confesses a doomed quest for remorse and renewed affection as two sisters sing and play guitar under the ramada.
The article describes polo play in Manila from November to June, noting officers and civilians, ponies, and the influence of General Allen and Captain Hains in establishing the game. It also reports a Farmington Maine tale where marriages are blocked by town clerks after notices, including a widow marrying soon after her husband’s death.
In a tense scene aboard the enclosure, Diane Stuyvesant’s dull letter sparks plans as Donaldson jokes about breaking Lurline’s heart while Van Alden admits the thrill of the game may return with a new player. The talk shifts to building a hacienda and practicing shooting as intrigue deepens.
A sermon titled Faded Leaves, rejected by Rev. William T Begt, reflects on Isaiah We all do fade as a leaf. It links autumn's passing to religious truths, mortality, and the Christian path, urging acceptance of life states and the promise of resurrection through Christ.
Fragment covers Asa the king of Judah, his adherence to God, abolishing idolatry, and reforms. It notes efforts to remove high places, strengthen cities, and the Ethiopian threat repelled with divine aid. Bible verses compare his zeal with later failures and discuss military defenses and faith-oriented leadership.
A lightning strike paralyzed a man in Roselle injuring his toe as fires and damaged telephones spread through the area. Ocean Grove opened its large summer convention led by Rev. Mead with multiple instructors. A body nearly cremated in Paterson due to an open window and wind-blown curtains. A Newark youth, Tony Towek, crushed to death by a freight elevator. Emma Robinson shot dead by husband John Stewart after a disputed claim of marriage. Milk can safety enforcement tightens under the Pure Food act with possible $25 fines for violations.
A three story frame building on the east bank of the Passaic River near the Plank Road bridge collapsed and is a total loss. It had not been used since New Jersey Agricultural Chemical Company went out of business over a year ago. nobody was inside. Suspicions point to steamers passing upriver causing the spiles to fail. The incident follows news from Philadelphia of the arrest of William Austin and two others in a Burlington assault case. Court adjourned to September. Judge Gaskill plans to reconvene Grand Jury if indictments are found and will assign counsel and proceed at once.
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