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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
4
The Nutley Sun condemns a junior staffer who attacked the Nutley school superintendent from behind the scenes. The editor denounces treachery and calls on the Board of Education to remove the disloyal employee to preserve discipline in the Nutley public schools.
Nutley residents face a special election in Town Hall on proposals for garbage and ash collection and disposal. The editorial urges smaller school boards as an idea worth reconsidering and questions past actions by board members while urging voter participation in today’s ballot.
Eight Newark Nutley passengers refused to move when a Public Service Trolley car marked Nutley stopped at Big Tree. They were returned to Newark after the car and its crew persisted, with others later boarding for Nutley. The incident spurred local officials to review the matter. Two Big Chiefs.
The article cites Roger Pease predicting widespread glass houses within a decade, featuring concrete foundations wired glass walls ceilings and fireproof floors. He says such homes would be durable moisture proof sound proof and low maintenance with permanent color and flexible design.
James Wilson secretary of agriculture extends the longest presidential service, surpassing Albert Gallatin whose treasury tenure ran May 14, 1801 to February 9, 1814. Wilson, appointed March 4, 1897, marks twelve years nine months in office by 1910, with William Wirt as the third-longest serving.
A London Globe report claims scientists extract butter from crude petrol residuals and that artificial butter may surpass dairy. The Palace of Choragan in Constantinople, built by Sultan Abdul-Aziz, was marble clad and famed for carved interiors. It housed exiled Alurad V and later Turkish parliament sessions.
American plan of well lighted storefronts is being introduced in London as a modern alternative to the traditional iron shuttered displays. The change follows a long English practice of barricading windows after business hours.
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