Notices and opinions on town governance and world affairs
Advertisers must file copy by 10 A M Thursday and readings by 5 Thursday. William F. Dittig’s resignation leads to John Howe joining Nutley Town Council Second Ward, expected to aid town growth. Roosevelt’s diplomacy praised for swift actions with Russia and Japan. Commentary on Morocco, Sweden Norway revolutions, a Cleveland minister’s nine story church, Roosevelt’s fitness, and political reform themes. A New York burlesque drink dubbed automobile noted.
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William F
Proposals and Gossip Stir Across Regions in Quirky Notes
The fragment surveys Chicago reform mood, Russian gunnery myths, Iowa health board whisker campaign, and a jab at Japan’s civility. It questions a female lecturer on beauty and hints at a potential cabinet reshuffle to please trusts.
Assembly by Districts Would Improve New Jersey Representation
A Jersey City Journal editorial argues for restoring district-based Assembly elections in New Jersey, criticizing the current county system as unequal and unrepresentative. The Newark Daily Advertiser notes Essex county voters oppose the change yet lawmakers from many areas share concerns about theSenate and Assembly’s population alignment.
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Essex County
Jersey City Journal
Jersey City
Court of Errors and Appeals
New Jersey
Essex
Cape May
Senate
House of Representatives
Hudson
Journal
Newark Daily Advertiser
Nutley Improve ment Society invites contest entrants
Those entering the contest for best kept grounds in Nutley should send their names to committee members Mrs Edward Morgan Jr chairman Mrs J B Williams Mrs W J Kinstey Mrs A B Marquardt and Mrs G B Philhower for prizes offered by the society.
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Nutley Improvement Society
Edward Morgan, Jr
J. B. Williams
W.J. Kinstey
A. B. Marquardt
G. B. Philhower
Licenses Sought for Inns in Nutley New Jersey
Nutley Town Council set to hear objections Wednesday June 28 1905 at 7 30 pm in Park Hall Nutley regarding applications to keep inns and taverns along Bloomfield Avenue Franklin Avenue Passaic Avenue and other streets Names of applicants include Antony Jour n ay Oscar A Rieph Sali Pignataro Louis Griasch Fred C Petitihodl Josef Beck Vito Crecca Lucene Nugent Charles Suszins ki Herman Thierfelder Leon Ruban Frank Ferraro John Searre Sabino Ciardi Michael Gorman Edward F Schneider James Giangarelli and others Bondsmen listed for each license. Town Clerk Frank L Rusby notes the information dated June 10 1904
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Oscar A, Rieph
Franklin Avenue
Harrison Street
John Wiemann
Isaac Kierstead
Sali Pignataro
Hast Passaic Avenue
Milton Avenue
Garret Stager
John Polinski
Louis Griasch
Chestnut Street
Thomas J. O'Neil
Herman Thierfelder
Fred C. Petitho
River Road
Frank Muler
Charles Gardner
Josef M. Beck
Washington Avenue
Emil
Schneider
Abram Blum
Vito Crecca
Giovanni Nigro
Pasquale Seritello
Lugene Nugent
Walnut Street
Avondale Road
Henry A. Connolly
Andrew Muller
Charles Suszinski
Entwistle Avenue
August Ferrath
Joseph Niedzinski
Herman Thierfeldler
Passaic Avenue
Michael Heinz
Louis Grinsch
John P. Searre
James Ferraro
Francesco Giangarelli
Sabino Ciardi
Bloomfield’ Avenue
Melvin van Winkle
August Brouberg
Michael Gorman
Grant Avenue
Thomas F. McGrath
William Killeen
Edward F. Schneider
Elm and
New Streets
Henry B&b. Bauta
Samuel Reynolds
James Giangarelli
Giuseppe Giangarelli
Angelo Giangarelli
Park
Nutley
N. J
Frank L, Rusby
Royal Arcanum Troubles Endanger Large Fraternal Order
The Royal Arcanum with 25,090 New Jersey members and 300,000 nationwide faces disruption as its $2,000,000 surplus emergency fund becomes a main weakness. Advocates defend higher insurance rates but the order risks fragmentation unless it endures the attacks on its finances.
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Royal Arcanum
New Jersey
Unites States
Hudson Observer
Fire on Railroad Car at West Nutley Station
Firefighters responded to box 43 alarm on a Wednesday afternoon finding a car load of stable refuse ablaze at West Nutley. The mass was soaked with water by the department and later moved to Athenia where its contents were unloaded.
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West Nutley Station
Athenia
Nutley Lodge 167 F and A M to Meet June 19
The next regular communication of Nutley Lodge No. 167 F and A M will be held Monday evening June 19 at Masonic Hall Franklin avenue and High street Nutley.
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Nutley Lodge
No. 167
Masonic Hall
Franklin Avenue
High Street
Governor Signs Colbys Bill On Limited Franchise Inquiry
Governor Stokes signed Assemblyman Colbys bill to appoint a commission to study granting limited franchises and the method of taxing public utility companies. He will appoint men of judicial temperament who will base conclusions on right, justice and business policy.
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Stokes
Assemblyman
Colby
Methodist Church Services Schedule and Topics
On Sunday Rev Hlbert Clement will preach with morning subject Self Respect a Defence at 10 45 a m and evening sermon Scattered Brands at 7 45 p m Sunday School meets at 9 30 a m Haworth League Vesper at 6 45 p m General prayer meeting Wednesday evening Class meeting Thursday 8 p m
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Hlbert Clement
Haworth League
Nutley Licenses Sought for Wholesale Liquor and Saloon
The Town of Nutley council receives applications for liquor licenses from William F. Dittig for a wholesale liquor store on Chestnut Street, Harry F. Morse for a wholesale liquor store at Franklin Avenue and High Street, Mathias Adams for a River Road saloon, Michael Laterza for an Avondale Road saloon, and Egil Scheinler for an additional license, with bondsmen listed for each.
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Nutley
John Howe
Conrad A. Joerg
Mathias Adams
River Road
Marinus Bachelor
William O. Jones
Michael LA Terza
Avondale Road
Antonio Sposato
Egil Scheinler
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the Nutley Sun
Franklin and
Wyreelaua Avs
Jas. D. Foy
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
John Hay
Europe
Morocco
Sweden
Norway
Cleveland
Democracy
Gosudarstvennaia
Gosudarstvennaia Duma
New York
Paul Morton
Chicago
Reform
Lave
Iowa
Mr. Bonaparte
Assembly
Surance
The
Prudential, Home Office
Newark, N. J
N. I. S. Masters
Bloomfield Avenue
High
Kingsland Streets
Nikolas Rutschmann
Charles Kinzel
INN and Tavern
Anthony. Journay
Adam Niedzinski
Frank Zbikowski
Leon C. Ruban
Hamilton Place
Selden 5S
Davis
Richard T. Stager
Hrank Ferraro
Avondale
River Roads
Michael la Tarza
Braso Confune
Troubles
A. M
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cense
Saloon
Vreeland Ave
Prospect St
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Bee
Gibson
Bilucher
VENUS
Children’s—Patent’ Leath
Er Gibson
Wellesley
Patent Oxfords
Oxfords
Black
Eye
Vici Oxfords
Broad St
Newark
Choice
Fansus
Victor
White Rose
Tetley’ S
Weddle’ S Lipton’ S
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