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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1909

Page

6

One Thing Certain, Canvisser And The House Talk

A LondonAnswers quip riffs on political labels and private life. A witty dialogue plays on public persona versus home behavior as a husband shifts with Liberal and Conservative circles yet remains constant in domestic setting.

Canvisser London

Jail inmates fed on prison menu in sole state jail

Sheriff Getcheli bans outside meals and orders inmates at Kennebec to subsist on the prison menu. A note in the Advertiser mentions card playing inside the jail and cites Portland as a referenced locale.

Kennebec Sherif Getcheli Portland iMe

Murder Reported In Flatbush Burglary At Dawn

Wealthy importer George Staber and his wife Mrs Sophia Staber lived at No 455 East High Street Brooklyn. Mrs Staber was killed instantly during a dawn burglary as her son Edward Graber grappled with a thief. The assailants John Smith and Carlo Giro were captured hours later. Smith was wounded and gave a deathbed confession to shield Giro. Giro and Frank Schlek mann are jailed awaiting murder charges. the case includes conflicting confessions and unclear shooter identity.

Brook N Sophia 'A Staber George Ee Street Manhattan East Highteenth Street Flatbush Brooklyn Edward Graber Young Staker John Smith Carlo Gira Smith Dario Giro Alexander Metzier Staber Raymond Street Pal Frank Schlekmann Rogues

Public Still Paying Tobacco War Tax Gains Over $200 Million

New York City reports experts claim over 200 million dollars flowed to tobacco manufacturers, mainly the Tobacco Trust, via the Spanish-American War tax and tariff changes. They cite stock gains, dividend increases, and rebates as the core profits, with figures accumulating since 1902.

New York City Tobacco Trust Congress Washington Spain

Rockefeller Gives Ten Million More to Education Fund

New York City The General Education Board reports John D. Rockefeller added 10,080,000 to the education endowment for colleges and universities, boosting total contributions to 53,000,000. Age 70, the donor’s birthday gift was arranged earlier. he has given away 112,054,000 with a large share to education. The fund history traces back to 1902 with early gifts totaling millions and a trust arrangement set in 1907, now evolving to permit disposal of principal and interest. Separately, the bodies of Ella Zistern and Herman Lindeman, who died after falling into the river at South Bend, have been recovered.

New York City General Education Board John D. Rockefeller United States Rockefeller General Board John D. Rockefeller, Jr Ella Zistern Herman Lindeman South Bend Int

Brazil to Sell Dreadnoughts to Japan Early Talks

Report says Japan will acquire Brazil's three Dreadnoughts built in England. Viscount Konrad dined with M. Chirol and discussed the Angung-Mukden Railway. Georgetown University to receive a complete seismographical outhé.

Brazil Tokio Japan England Viscount Konura M. Chirol Aniung-Mukden A. Chirol Georzrtown University

Fight card at Labor Day bout Ketchell Langford at Ely

Stanley Ketchell and Sam Langford were matched to fight to a finish on Labor Day at Ely Nievala for a purse of 25000 dollars. William J Cassell of Baltimore shot himself under a pier at Atlantic City New Jersey using a gas pipe to insure his aim. Hops State 1908 prime to choice 18 Pacific Coast 1908 choice 15.

Stanley Ketchell Sam Langford Ely Nievala William J. Cassell Baltimore Atlantic City N. J Pacific Coast

Tariff Revision Clears Senate Vote 45 to 34

Washington D C The tariff revision bill passed the Senate 45 to 34 after an extended session. Democrats largely opposed the measure with Senator McEnery of Louisiana breaking the party line while ten Republicans also voted against it. The House had passed the bill on April 9.

Washington D. C House of Representatives Senate Senator McEnery Louisiana McEnery Beveridge Indiana Bristow Kansas Brown and Burkett Nebraska Clapp Minnesota Crawford South Dakota Cummins and Dolitiver Town la Follette Wisconsin Welson

The Markets New York Wholesale Prices for Vegetables

Market price list shows Southern potatoes and other vegetables with per barrel, per box, and per basket rates. Items include potatoes, tomatoes, squash, cabbage, beans, onions, cucumbers, radishes, lettuce, turnips, rhubarb, corn, celery, and grain products with varied price ranges. Also listed are dairy products, eggs, meats, and fruits with standard exchange rates and unit descriptions.

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Taft’s Farewell Remarks at Lake Champlain Celebration

President Taft spoke at the tercentenary event on Lake Champlain asserting the ceremony sealed friendship among England, France, the United States and Canada. The Usines Board of Review increased the Pullman Company assessment to $1,000,000.

Taft Lake Champlain England France United States Canada Usineis Board of Review Pullman Company

Repair Work Diminishes City Woes

City crews announce a careful repair drive to fix streets and utilities. Officials promise faster service and clearer sidewalks as crews operate across neighborhoods, reducing long delays and restoring daily routines.

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