Political talk and rail tariff debate dominate June 3 1905 page
A collection of editorials and notices discusses Republican aims in Congress including a railway rate bill and anti rebate law. contrasts Bryan Roosevelt policy differences. mentions Goldfield Nevada bank losses, Garfield beef trust stance, and a Mississippi Senate candidacy. It notes a Chicago sheriff confrontation with labor strikes and militia references.
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Congress
Venezuela
Campagne
St. Louis
Bryan
President declares people must stand with Panama canal policy
The President states the people through the Panama Canal Commission should not be blocked by the Steel Trust and other trusts. He asks if the public will support his stand and signals forthcoming actions.
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Panama Canal Commission
Steel Trust
Questions on Congress and policy spark mixed signals
The writer mulls whether Congress will reverse the President's policy and notes papers declaring Chicago’s decline. Richard Harding Davis points to widespread condemnation of Venezuelan affairs, while Cartelyou’s aggressive fraud response is linked to possible leadership roles. Mae Wood hints at influence over Wynne’s appointment and public reaction.
Nutley Bowling Club Wins Masonic Alleys Prize
Nutley Bowling Club won the 315 prize for the season’s highest club score with 949 on Wednesday evening. Prospect Heights Club had 824 and Avondale Hose Company 822. Joe Blum and Adrian Van Riper won the top individual and ladies high score prizes respectively. Readouts for the week include Blum 212 202 223. Leyser 215. TH Ritchie 201 217. S Blum 212. C P Oliver 230. S S Davis 204.
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Nutley Bowling Club
Prospect Heights Club
Avondale Hose Company
Joe Blum
Adrian van Riper
J. Blum
Leyser
Pastor Plans Sunday Services and Midweek Meetings
On Sunday Rev. Elbert Clement preaches at 10 and 7:45 with topics It Is Well and Enjoying Life As It Goes. Sunday School starts 3:30 a.m. Epworth League Vesper is 6:45 p.m. General prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 p.m. Class meeting Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Elbert Clement
Epworth League
Promotion to High School exercises and reception planned
The Public Schools announce a graduation afternoon at Park Hall Auditorium on June 22 followed by a reception for the incoming class. High School pupils will also perform two farces during the evening as part of the program.
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Park Hall
Indors
Vreeland Avenue
Sylvan Place
Elmor Place
High Street
Nutley
N. J
Frank T. Shepard
Eangineer
Broadstreet
Nutley Plots Return of Ball Games This Saturday
A town reads that residents deem a Saturday without a ball game intolerable and urge someone to fix baseball matters in Nutley with enthusiasm for a return to play.
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Nutley
Nutley Phone Shortage Faces Frustrated Residents
Despite getting most requests granted by the Nutley Town Council the Telephone Company is not delivering phones to many residents who are clamoring for service in the town.
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Nutley
Manuel Garcia Cigar Featured at Masonic Hall Pharmacy
A local tobacconist promotes Manuel Garcia cigars, described as ter cent straight, with display at the Masonic Hall Pharmacy.
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Geta Gen'l Castanu
Masonic Hail Pharmacy
Manuel Grarcia
Masonic Hall
Remarkable testimonial for Laxarora laxative in Boston ad
A South Boston mother testifies that four month old baby with colic found relief after using Laxarora. The ad claims LaxAnKora is safe for children and adults, promises prompt action, and offers a 25 cent bottle with money back if not benefited.
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Mary Dailey
South
Boston
Mass
XH. T. Lefferts
Local politics gear up for fall campaigns and early primaries
The article outlines an election law shift abolishing the spring vote, moving all local, county, and state offices to the fall general election. It notes Republican and Democratic candidate talk for Assemblyman, Sheriff, and State Senator, mentions ward-wide county committee races, and lists expiring council terms and town offices to be filled in November.
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Republican County Committee
Newark
East Orange
Register
Evertt Colby
Colby
John F. Clark
Bloomfield
W. F. Harrison
Messrs
H. F. Banta
W. BR
Celebration date change for normal school anniversary
The fiftieth anniversary celebration of the State Normal and Model Schools, initially set for Wednesday June 21, has been moved to Saturday June 17.
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State Normal and Model Schools
Amusements at Proctor Theatres Introduce Health Atomizers
Proctor theatres adopt an atomizing device for dust and germ removal in halls, stages, and dressing rooms to ensure audience safety. The equipment operates during performances to reduce dust and discomfort for box occupants. An opening day crowd at Greater Electric Park in Newark, New Jersey, drew about 25,000 visitors.
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Proctor
Electric Park
Greater Electric Park
Newark
N. J
Pepsikola Guarantee Offered by Local Store Chief
J. T. Lefferts promises a full refund if Pepsikola fails to cure dyspepsia and guarantees satisfaction. He cites strong demand and reports several locals relieved after ten days use. The remedy is said to brace the system, aid digestion, improve appetite, and clear up complexion.
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J. T. Lefferts
Neverio
Mr. Lefferts
Nutley
Japanese Tea Gardens and Villages Attract Night Crowd
Opening hour crowds hailed vast improvements and novel feathers. The summer feature includes H. Takeda's Japanese Tea Gardens with Geisha displays, the Mexican Village of Madam Neromus with its senoritas, and the Egyptian Romany Camp of Madam Belle, drawing admiring visitors late into the night.
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H. Takeda
Madam Neromus
Madam Belle
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Jas. D. Poy
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Chicago
Russell Sage
Uncle Russell
Vardaman
Mississippi
Senate
Lawson
Wall Street
E Public
Richard Harding Davis
Equitable
Mae Wood
Senator Platt
Robert J. Wynne
Mae
H. Haltliday
L. Rubans
J. Lobb
J. Wiley cc. Cece
Wassail
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tony Action
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Prudential, Home Office
Newark, N.d
Nutley, N. d
Frank L. Russy
New Jersey
Broad St
Best
HEINZ
Java
Victor
White Rose
Tetley
W. F. Dittig
Chestnut Street
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