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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1906
Page
7
In a bold move, the Navy aims to strengthen defense ahead of potential conflict while the Minister of Marine signals new wartime preparations. Officials say the strategy centers on readiness, logistics, and superior manpower.
Paris March 7 M Lockroy urged a stronger navy to deter German expansion and a naval battle feared if France lags. In Berlin officials reportedly support Russian policing of Morocco with France guaranteeing international control of poles and reducing Moroccan bank demands to reach a conference peace.
New York broker B L Bike reports a letter from Adolph Berkowitz of Liberty Oregon asking if Standard Oil is in trouble and mentioning a man named Rockyfellow who allegedly skipped out. Berkowitz seeks confirmation before sending funds and was referred to T Lawson of Boston for verification.
Hartford March 7 The Philippine Railway Company of Hartford has filed a certificate of incorporation with the state secretary. Authorized capital stock is 5 000 000. Arthur Ye Shipman Charles W Gross and Alvan W Hyde of Hartford are the incorporators. The company aims to own and operate steam and electric houses in the Philippine Islands and elsewhere to engage in a veteran transportation business.
Hackettstown residents demand a legislative inquiry after reports from the New Jersey State Hospital for the Insane detail injuries to a former mayor, including five broken ribs, allegedly from medical treatment. The town vows to push for scrutiny of asylum methods.
Britain and the United States discuss Enstand’s demand for participation in mercantile privileges under the most favored nation treaty in exchange for concessions similar to those granted to other nations. Meanwhile, the barge Hamilton Fish, owned by C. Dunbar Nephew Co., was destroyed by fire four miles off Barnes Fire Station with crew rescued.
A warrant from New Traver, Conn charges Augustus Brehin, thirty two, of Alriden, Conn, with bigamy. He was arrested here, following claims that Annie Martin, nine teen years old, of Alriden, Conn, coerced him into an elopement.
An official from the ministry of justice signed an order indefinitely postponing the execution of a sentence against a listed defendant. The action is recorded under a halted process involving the precureur gener and related authorities. The name references appear garbled, but the event concerns a stay of execution in a Taiwan case.
The four masted schooner Mary Manning was struck by lightning in mid Atlantic and dismasted. After four days adrift the crew of ten was rescued 160 miles south southeast of Nantucket by the Casilda. The ship, valued at 55000, was en route from Fernandina Florida to New York with railroad tires when the storm struck.
George Small guilty of first degree murder and slated to hang March 24 along with Rufus Johnson who faces execution for the same crime. Johnson was sentenced to hang February 25 after a February 8 conviction. Small confessed before his execution date, while Johnson’s reprieve was granted pending outcome. In Gaffney, S C, George Hasty received a life sentence after a second degree murder verdict for the Milan Bennet and Abbot Davison case, with the jury recommending mercy. He wept after the sentence.
The market shows money on call steady at 54 1 2 percent and mercantile paper at 5 1 2 percent. Exports from New York this week reach 12 342 472 dollars while port balances total 12 387 523 dollars. Closing stock prices include Amal Copper 108 1 2, Central 14 3 4, Atchison 9 1 2, Reading 63 1 4, Rock Island 9 3 4, Chicago & North Western 22 1 4, Southern Pacific 65 1 2, Southern Ry 38 1 2, Union Pacific 14, St Louis & San Francisco 13 1 2, and Missouri Pacific 99.
Grain and dairy notes show wheat easing on world stock hopes while hay and straw stay steady. Beans and milk products remain active with mixed quality grades and regional price variations across Philadelphia and New York markets.
Cattle supply fair with slow market. prime and choice calves priced at 848.54 per hundred weight with real calves at 848.54. Light York hogs active with prime heavies and mediums. Yorkers around 6.70 to 6.75 per hundred. Sheep and lambs steady with prime wethers near 5.98 to 6.06, lambs around 5. vs. 6.50.
At Algeciras the Russian delegation outlines a long exposé on the police issue in Morocco urging France and Spain to control the police force to be created. Britain Portugal and Spain show support. Italy hesitates. Discussions on police proposals set for Thursday as the bank plan advances. King Edward’s Paris visit ties to a possible settlement.
A man accused of robbing a North Cambridge residence was found asleep on a parlor sofa by a domestic. Stanley B. Hilfreth, keeping guard, alerted police who arrested the intruder. Articles of the Juldreth family and a loaded revolver were found on the suspect, Horace Messenger of Southington, Conn.
HUDSON March 7. William S Hadioniwek of this city dropped dead on his way to his office. He was sixty seven years old.
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