Debates on Bonds, Peace Efforts, and Territorial Power
March dispatches discuss refunding the entire indebtedness through new bond issues dated April 1 with exchange in order of application. President McKinley withdraws goodwill toward Britain on South Africa mediation. Salisbury’s stance noted. Navy notes include Admiral Dewey endorsing Lieut Caldwell’s test report on the Holland torpedo boat. Senate backs constitutional limits on territorial acquisitions, rejecting flag-following without congressional authorization.
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Bry Gage
McKinley
Great Britain
Southfrica
Lord Salisty
Washington
Lord Salisbury
Eurox
al Dewey
H.h.caldus
Potomac River
Washcon
Lieu. Caldwell
Manilla Bay
Dewey
Caldwell
Rush for national bank charters under new law expands modest towns
The Controller of the Currency reviews applications for national bank charters with $25,000 capital in towns under 3,000 residents. Officials show great care in approving this class of charter requests under the new financial statute.
Adventure on Wheels Ends in Mirth and Mishap
A playful verse recounts six travelers two by two on a daytime ride that turns abrupt as rain falls. The group slips into mischance when one rider slips and a crash interrupts the outing, leaving the rest tangled in the spell of a windy, damp end.
Petrie Leads April Appleton Popular Science Monthly
Egyptologist W M Flinders Petrie contributes the April leading article detailing recent discoveries in Egyptian exploration. He oversees the British government fund for archeological work in Egypt and is regarded as the era’s foremost authority on Egyptology. The April issue highlights the fund’s historical importance and its publications.
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W. M. Flinders Petrie
Appleton
Popular Science Monthly
Prof. Petrie
Egypt
Will Forteie
Annual School Meeting Tackles Additions and Bond Plan
Park Hall hosts a full audience for the annual school meeting. The Board proposes four new rooms at Passaic Avenue and Church Street schools, plus a northern site for a new building. Bonding of 25000 is suggested to cover costs and mortgage payoff. The board also seeks ten year extension on principal payments and a 10750 annual maintenance estimate. A. F Skinner notes bonding not on call. A five member committee to study bonds is approved. Family of A B Skinner to move to Newark. Miller property sold to an Orange resident. Henry Guehtner's horse died.
Independent Club Hosts Supper Last Saturday Evening
The Independent Club held a supper on the previous Saturday evening. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate a social gathering organized by the club.
Nutley Social News Roundup of Meetings and Births
Our New Township Committee will meet for organization tomorrow night. Chas. W. Stager and Fred Banta are now employed at Wanamaker's in New York. Misses Warren and Wheeler, popular teachers, gave a social in Connolly's hall on Tuesday evening. On Monday night the Fortnightly Club hosts a masquerade ball at their clubhouse. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louisa Smith on Monday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Ryan today. Mrs. J. W. Morissee of Paterson and Mrs. T. Rylands of New York, former Nutley residents, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Garrison. Mrs. J. R. Thurston of New York is visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Fallon of Tennis Place. Mrs. J. M. Wheeler of the Enclosure is spending a few wheels with friends in Philadelphia. Miss Mallaby of Newton Long Island, a former Nutley resident, spent Sunday with local friends.
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Warren
Wheeler
Connolly’s Hall
Louisa. Smith
Will.c. Ryan
J. W. Morrissee
Paterson
T. Rylands
New York
Nutley
F. C. Garrison
Belleville Budget Highlights Local Events and Losses
Thomas Cummings a former sea captain died at his New Street home on Wednesday. Missing son Thos B Brady from a Philippines battle March 2 remains unlocated as family seeks news. Benefit musical in Belleville Hall April 18 for late Theo Martha family. Squire Post’s sudden marriage in Nutley to Miss Margaret Weigarth noted. Belleville School Commissioners to meet with County Superintendent Sherman over No 1 school issues. Township Committee organises with Ackermann Boylah Breen. Newark Fireman John W Brown buried in Christ Cemetery as Snyder fire claims second victim. Local school meeting yields 643 votes. board winners A A Alexander J H Price G H Beisheim. School money 31 656.56 receipts, 22 287.09 disbursements.
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A. A. Alexander
John EH. Price
Geo. H.beisheim
Schoo
St Pauls Congregational Church Hosts Special Service
St Pauls Congregational Church announces a special service on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The speaker will be the Rev Ambrose White Vernint worerat. The event invites parishioners and the community to attend.
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Ambrose White Vernint
Worerat
Waltz Miles Album Sums To 144 Miles Of Dancing
The passage claims an average waltz covers a mile for a dancer, a well skilled dancer might perform 12 waltzes in a night plus four other dances at half mile each, plus an intermission stroll and a dressing room return, totaling about 144 miles.
Luxative Bromo Quine Tablets Cold Cure
Advertised cold remedy promises cure in one day with Luxative Bromo Quine tablets. Reads All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure and includes W Grove signature in the cath box. Price 25 cents.
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I. W.grove
Grace P. Eb Church Services Announced
Rev H Fields Saumenig rector leads the grace parish with services at 8 am for communion 11 am sermon 4 pm children’s evensong 8 pm evensong and sermon and Sunday school at 3 30 pm
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H. Fields Saumenig
St. Paul’s Congregational Church Service Notices
James A. Mubley, minister, invites public worship at 11 a m and 7 45 p m on Sunday. Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Young People’s Meeting at 7 30 p m. Mid week Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p m. Seats free.
Reform Church Service Schedule and Society Meetings
The Reformed Church announces Pastor W. Stuart presiding Sunday services at 10 36 AM and 7 30 PM. Sunday School at 2 00 PM. Society events include Ladies Aid quarterly communion and missionary meetings on the third Thursday, junior choir, and weekly trustees meetings. Weekly wrestle or prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 PM.
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Euueu Vor Society
Ms Junior Co. E.S
Wrestly Brayer
Aids
Missionary Society
Chasis
Franklin M E Church Sunday Services Seen
Rev Elbert Clement pastor preaches at 10 30 a m and 7 45 pm Sunday school at 2 30 pm Junior League at 4 00 pm Epworth League gathering at 7 00 pm and morning prayer meeting at 9 00 pm First Sunday communion and young peoples class meeting held at about 4509 fees The prayer meeting is Wednesday evening at 8 00 seats are free and all are welcome The meetings begin on time
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Hunior
Upworth
Nass
St. Mary's R C Church Announces Services and Activities
Linky services conducted at St Marys R C Church with Masses at 9 am. Sunday school scheduled for 2 30 pm. Benedictine service at 3 pm led by Pastor Rev J P Morris.
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Ign
Mary’s R. C
St. Mary’s. Re
J. P. Morris
Varner
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Sumner Avenue
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B. J. Richter
Orange
Henry Guehtner
Chas. W. Stager
Fred Banta
Wanamaker’s
J. R. Thurston
L. F. Fallon
Tennis Place
J. M. Wheeler
Phila
Miss Mallaby
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Thomas Cummings
New Street
Michael Brady
Thos. B. Brady
Philippines
Theo
Martha
J. F. Smith & Sons
Belleville Hall
Squire Post
Jos. M. Nightingale
Margaret Weigarth
Wm. Hodge
William and
Cow Streets
Sherman
New
Messrs. P. D. Ackermann
James Pr. Boylah
Thomas H. Breen
John W. Brown
Newark Fire Department
Christ Cemetery
Snyder
St. Pauls Congregational Church
Grace P. EB
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ST. Paul’s Congregational Church
James A. Mubley
W. Stuart
Franklin
M. E. Church
Elbert Clement
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