Woodruff Freed on Bail After Newark Effort
Former Water Clerk Newton Woodruff was released at 4 PM after two days in Newark jail as family and bondsman efforts secured $3.50 bail. He faces embezzlement charges for $3,800 of town funds and may await Grand Jury or proceed to trial in Court of Special Sessions.
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Newark
Newton Woodruff
Court House
H. E. Hatfield
Orange Avenue
Irvington
Mr. Woodruff
Hillside Avenue
Woodruff
John P. Lux
Wright Sutcliffe
Hugh B. Reed
Page
Sutcliffe
Nutley
Ian
Court of Special Sessions
Former Nutley Boy Weds Secretly in Jersey City
Julian Malcolm son of the late George Ide Malcolm of New York married Florence Scott at Jersey City City Hall in a private ceremony conducted by Justice William Burke. The couple listed Rochester as Miss Scott’s address. Mrs Malcolm sold the Nutley city house and moved to Southampton. George Ide Malcolm, once of Nutley, died by suicide last October.
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Nutley Boy
Jersey City
Julian Malcolm
George Ide Malcolm
New York
Nutley
Florence Scott
Hester
City Hall
Jersey
Justicee
William Burke
Young
Harvard
George I. Malcolm
A. Benham
Scott
Rochester
Fame City
Southampton
Long Island
Miss Scott
Malcolm
George Tue Malcolm
Tennis Place
Stockett House
Fall River
Precifla
Nutley Club Hosts Open Day in Men’s Handicap Tennis
The Nutley Lawn Tennis Club hosted a lively opening day for the Men’s Handicap Singles at Prospect street grounds. Five classes competed with matches featuring Burnham Douglas, G C Townsend, A C Rutan, Frederick Moore, Marlon A Chandler, W L Hobart, H K Comstock, George B Douglas, Edmund Guthrie and G W Blake among others. Matches included close sets and several defaults, with upcoming clashes announced for Douglas, Lent, Elder, Hobart, Balmer, and Blake as spectators watched.
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Nutley Lawn Tennis Club
Prospect Street
Burnham Douglas
G. C. Townsend
Douglas
Townsend
A.C. Rutan
Frederick Moore
Rutan
Marlon A. Chandler
W. G. Fitting
Chandler
Fitting
W. L.B. Hobart
H. K. Com
Moore
Carr
Hobart
Comstock
T. C. Balmer
L.P. Taylor
Blake
Wellman
Foy
Beachler
Guthrie
Charles Lent
A. J. Elder
T. G C. Balmer
G. B. Douglas
Teen admits theft of money from local bakery owner
Tony Galambo aged 18 former Heinz employee confessed stealing $11 from Emil Girarder a baker also employed by Heinz. Girarder consented to drop the case if restitution is made. Galambo promised to repay. He was caught by police in South Orange on Thursday and resides in Kearny.
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Tony Galambo
Michael Heinz
Emil Girarder
Heinz
Girarder
Kearmy
South Orange
Substitute for tea from strawberry leaves by Germans
German researchers or gardeners prepare a tea substitute using the leaves of the common strawberry plant. The note highlights an unusual use of a familiar plant as a beverage option.
Water Quality Worries Terrace Residents Demand Action
Nutley terrace residents threaten to desert the water wagon over foul tasting water from taps on Cathedral avenue and nearby areas. Tests show oil smell and dark color with scum. boiling fails and cooking use is unsafe. The Water Committee will meet with citizen representatives to investigate the problem.
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Nutley Terrace
Terrace
Nutley Proper
Cathedral Avenue
Board of Health
Nutley
Passaic County
Grisch Case Dismissed Over Age Proof Dispute
In Nutley New Jersey an almost identical South Dakota ruling led Recorder Page to dismiss the charge against Ludwig Griasch of Chestnut Street for selling to a minor. Mahoney testified he was nineteen. a baptismal record claimed twenty. The court reviewed age proof and intent, reserving final decision.
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South Dakota
Page
Ludwig Grinsch
Chestnu Street
Mahoney
Nutley
James Mahoney
J. Harry Hull
William H. Parry
Grinsch
M. J. Callahan
Parry
Herman Germeck
Griasch
Hull
Union
Joseph McKenna
Recorder Page
Trial by Jury Sought in Neighborhood Quarrel Case
John Brown of High street charged Chester Clark of the same street with disorderly conduct before Recorder Page last night. William H. Parry and Frank A. McDermott requested a jury trial, setting August 25 before Recorder Page and a jury in the Recorder's Court at Town Hall.
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John Brown
High Street
Chester Clark
Recorder Page
William H. Parry
Brown
Frank A. McDermott
Newark
Clark
Recorder's Court
Town
Bloodhounds to Help Nutley Police Track Thieves
Nutley Chief of Police Sutcliffe plans to add a trained bloodhound to the force after securing a six month old hound from Henry Jennings of Atlanta. A collie from Warden Steadman of Overbrook is also added, as the chief aims to use canine trackers to pursue burglars amid patrol shortages.
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Nutley
Wright
Henry Jennings
Atlanta
Sutcliffe
Jameson
Kingsland Street
Spot
Sutclife
Jennings
Warden Steadman
Overbrook
Bloomfield Midwife Charged With Birth Reporting Deliberations
Amelia Ladowick of Bloomfield was arraigned for acting as a midwife and failing to report a birth on July 4. She was dismissed with a warning, while registrar George Hawksworth pressed charges for unreported birth. penalties include fines up to 160 dollars and a year in jail for the reporting offense.
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Amelia Ladowick
John ‘Street
Bloomfield
Pade
George Hawksworth
J. H. Trobert
Franklin Avenue
Greatest Inland Sea Extends Along Caspian Coastline
The text describes the Caspian Sea as the greatest inland sea, about 700 miles long and 27 miles wide, noting its vast expanse and geographic significance.
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Caspian Sea
Nutley Beats Bergen in Twelfth Inning Ball Game
Nutley won 6 to 5 over Bergen Field Club after a lengthy extra inning contest. Brown Gilman and Henry delivered the runs in the twelfth as Nutley woke up late. Gorman pitched well for Nutley while Blum Gitman and Stager shone in the field. The game featured frequent disputes from the Bergen club.
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Nutley
Nutley Boys
Bergen Field Club
Brown
Gilman
Henry
Jake
Homie Plate
Gorman
Meadowbrooks of Newark to Play Meadowbrook F.C. Here
The Nutley baseball team will host the Meadowbrook F.C. of Newark on the Park grounds this afternoon. No games are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Meadowbrooks
Newark
Nutley
Meadowbrook F.C
Waiting for Fall to Agitate for Commission Government
The Natley movement toward a commission form of government stalls. Since the Second Ward Association began it months ago, committees were to be formed but none chosen, and no petitions or league action are expected until September.
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Commission
EB. A. Dunham
J. A. Edgerton
M. L. Lewis
League
Barr Brothers Employees Plan Annual Picnic
The Barr Brothers grocers staff will hold their annual outing tomorrow at Pine Brook New Jersey. The association will be conveyed by carryall to the picnic grounds. Officers are President Henry Moffitt Vice President Harry Maybee Secretary William Johns and Treasurer James Delaney.
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Barr Brothers, Grocers
Pine Brook
N. J
Carryall
Henry Moffitt
Harry Maybee
William Johns
James Delaney
The Polka's Early Spread in America
The polka began in Bobetola in 1880 and first appeared in the United States in 1844.
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Bobetola
United States
Drowning at Nutley Quarry Claims Local Boy
A Newark youth Joseph Koehler, 18, drowned Sunday afternoon in an abandoned Nutley quarry. The body was recovered after three hours by Sergeants John Jameson and Otto Fouset, with the water depth listed at seventy five feet. This marks the third quarry drowning in Nutley in recent years.
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Joseph, Koehler
South Eighth ‘Street
Newark
Quarry
Nutley
John
Jameson
Otto Fouset
Avondale Road
Hawkins
Young Koeffler
Dollar Verdict in Ritchie Libby Dog Case
A jury or court in Whitford and Nutley awarded four dollars to Thomias H. Ritchie for a shooting of his dog. Henry M Libby of Whitford and Nutley admitted the dog was shot but claimed it was to prevent children from leaving the house. The Recorder had reserved decision and announced it Tuesday night.
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Henry
M- Libby
Whitford and
Nutley
Recorder
Thomias H. Ritchie
High Street
Ritchie
Libby
Ana
Lambert Buys Mountain Tract in Milford Pa Purchase
William A. Lambert returned early this week from Milford Pennsylvania where he bought the top of a mountain comprising several hundred acres. He has made public plans for the tract. Mr and Mrs Lambert are also borne from an auto trip through Orange County New York.
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William A. ‘Lambert
Milford
Lambert
Orange County
N.Y
Rose Family Reunion At Sunny Crest Hosted By Covingtons
Thursday reunion of the Rose family at Sunny Crest with guests Mrs. Stowe of New York and Mrs. William J. Kingsley among those visiting from Montgomery and Covington.
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Rose
Recovering After Severe Spinal Meningitis
A patient recovering from a severe spinal meningitis attack is said to be improving after several weeks of treatment. Doctors report gradual stabilization and cautious progress toward full recovery.
Struggle to Earn a Living Drives Reformatory Request
Two seventeen year old boys called at Police Headquarters asking Chief Wright Sutcliffe to send them back to Jamesburg Reformatory. William McDevitt of Newark and William Campbell of the Bronx said they could not earn enough to pay board after parole. They had worked in New York and left owing their landlady a dollar. McDevitt hoped to find a steady job, while Campbell urged removal to state care if they cannot survive.
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Wright Sutcliffe
Reformatory
Jamesburg
Wiliam McDevitt
Eighth Avenue
Newark
Washington
William ‘Campbell
Bronx
New York
McDevitt
McDevi ‘Banister Shoe Factory
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Bergen
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