Roosevelt as World Peace Mediator and Political Shifts
An opinion piece argues the United States led by President Roosevelt should mediate Russia Japan peace talks. It notes Roosevelt's square deal reputation and neutrality, and predicts his active role if peace negotiations begin. It also mentions political appointments, immigration voter projections, and assorted city news items reflecting national concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
France
Germany
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
States If Millionaires Should Copy Modesty and Simplicity
A statement urges wealthy individuals and their families to adopt modest living. The text argues simplicity reflects virtue and social responsibility amid conspicuous consumption concerns.
Reformed Church Penticost Children’s Day Services
The Rev William Stuart will preach at 2 49 p m on It Will Not Leave You Orphans Desolate Children’s Day addresses by Rev D H Martin D D Clinton Avenue Reformed Church Newark and J Starry Hull Esq Superintendent Evening sermon Weed Seed Sunday School and Bible Class 945 a m Sons and Daughters of the King 715 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 5 p m
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Il A
William Stuart
D. H. Martin
D.D
Clinton Avenue
Eformed
Newark
J. Starry Hull
Sons and Daughters of the King
Change of Rates Readied by Supreme Council
Nurpney New Jersey June 7 1908 letters urge Nutley Sun readers and Kempton Council members to study the Supreme Council change of rates before judging. The Supreme Council Bulletin will soon issue a full detailed statement with new rates and expected results. Members may contact Ackerman or Brown for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bros. Ackerman
Brown
William Douglas Dies After Lingering Illness
William Douglas aged 32 a well known town resident died after a lingering illness on Thursday. The funeral will be at his Hillside avenue residence tomorrow at 2 30 pm with Rev Herbert Cune officiating. Crystal Lodge K P to which the deceased belonged will attend the service and members are asked to meet at their castle in Duttig Hall Chestnut street at 2 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Douglas
Hillside Avenue
Herbert 2. Cune
Crystal Lodge
K. Af P
Duttig Hall
Chestnut Street
Globe trotter cites quirky editorial gag from North Dakota paper
The clipping quotes Burtee Hulmes noting a North Dakota townsman editorial about a Harvey wife kneading bread with gloves. It mocks overdue subscribers and ends with a jab about North Dakota not being a winter Garden of Eden, asserting the argument has global reach.
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Harvey
North Dakota
Garden of Eden
Holmes
Birth Announcement for Herbert Lewis Jr. May 25 1905
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Lewis of Colonial Terrace on May 25 1905 in a local birth notice stating the new arrival.
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Herbert Lewis
Colonial Terrace
Notices and fairs deserve free newspaper space, argues Ex
The writer compares Nutley practice with wider customs, urging papers to allow notices of church fairs and lodge entertainments at no charge. He argues that charging for such items complicates a simple community service and only inflates expectations of newspaper compensation.
Japanese Lawn Kermess Opens at St Pauls Church Grounds
A Japanese Lawn Kermess will be held on Saturday June 17 1905 in the large field at the corner of Vreeland and Hillside Avenues from 2 to 10 PM. Variety of novel outdoor games entertainments ice cream strawberries and supper will be served. Managed by the men of St Pauls Congregational Church. All townspeople invited no admission charged but guests asked to come with funds.
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Vreeland and
Hillside Avenues
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Programs
Rev Elbert Clement will preach on Sunday. Sunday School at 10 45 a m with Children Day exercises. Evening service at 7 45 p m on the topic Esau. Sunday School 9 30 a m Epworth League Vesper 6 45 p m. General prayer meeting Wednesday evening Class meeting Thursday evening.
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Elbert Clement
Esau
Epworth League
Notices of inn licenses in Nutley New Jersey 1904
List of residents applying for licenses to keep inns and taverns in Nutley New Jersey with bondsmen named for each applicant. Town Council scheduled June 28 1905 at 8 30 p m in Park Hall Nutley to hear objections noting the Town Clerk Frank L Rusby issued the notice June 10 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ferraro
Avondale
River Roads
Michael la Tarza
Braso Confune
John P. Searle
James Ferraro
Francesco Giangarelli
Sabino Ciardi
Bloomfield Avenue
Melvin van Winkle
August Brouwerg
Michael Gorman
Grant Avenue
Washington Avenue
Thomas F. McGrath
William Killeen
Edward F. Schneider
New Streets
Henry EF. Banta
Samuel Reynolds
James Giangarelli
Avondale Road
Giuseppe Giangarelli
Angelo Giangarelli
Park Hall
Nutley
Ated Nutley
N. J
Frankl, Rusby
Unusual Promise Behind Pep Siksola Dyspepsia Remedy
H T Lefferts offers a money back guarantee if Pep3siKola fails to cure dyspepsia. He cites strong demand, claims many customers report relief, and details a ten day trial with refund upon no improvement. The ad stresses digestion aid and renewed vitality.
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H. T. Lefferts
Mr. Lefferts
Thas
Nutley
Mr. Lefferes
Perpsikola
Nutley lists liquor and tavern license applications
The Town of Nutley council lists multiple requests for licenses including wholesale liquor stores and saloons. Applicants include William F. Dittig Barry F. Morse Mathias Adadis Michael Latera Egil Scheinler Anthony Journay Oscar A. Riepe Salip Pignataro and Louis Griasch with bondsmen named for each proposed permit.
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Notich
Nutley
Essex
William F. Dittig
Chestnut Street
Max P. Kaufmann
Richard H. Carstens
Barry F. Morse
Franklin Avenue
High Street
John Howe
Conrad A. Joerg
Mathias Adadis
River Road
Marinus Bachelor
William K. Jones
Michael
Anthony Journay
Harrison Street
Adam Niedginski
Frank Zbikorski
Oscar A. Riepe
John Wiemann
Isaac Kierstead
Sali Pignataro
East Passaic Avenue
Milton Avenue
Garret Stager
John Polinski
Louis Griasch
Proposals for Nutley Water Main Extension
Sealed proposals for a water main extension on Vreeland Avenue Sylvan Place Blmor Place and High Street Nutley will be received by the Town Council until 9 pm at Park Hall. Plans may be examined at Frank T Shepard Town Engineer Newark. Bids require a $100 certified check. Council reserves right to reject any or all bids. NourLey N J May 24 1505.
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Vreeland Avenue
Sylvan Place
Blmor Place
High Street
Nutley
N. J
Park Hall
Frank. T. Shepard
Broadstreet
Newark
NourLey
N.J
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Equitable Insurance Company
Philadelphia
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Lenox
Massachusetts
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the Reformed Church
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Prudential, Home Office
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas J. O'Neil
Herman Thierfelder
Petith
Frank Muler
Charles Gardner
Josef M. Beck
Emil EC. Schneider
Abram Blum
Vito Crecca
Hast Passaic Avenue
Tovanni Nigro
Pasquale Seritello
Eugene Nugent
Walnut Street
Henry A. Connolly
Andrew Muller
Charles Suszinskl
Hotwistle Avenue
August Ferrath
Joseph Niedzieski
Herman
Prfrelder
Passaic Avenue
Michael Heinz
Louis Grinsch
Leon
Ruban
Hamilton Place
Selden
Davis
Richard T. Stager
Cense
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Valenciennes
Plaza
Broad St
Newark, N. J
Choice
Victor
White Rose
W. F. Dittig
New Jersey
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