Muckraking and Reform Echo Through National Debate
The piece defends muckraking as necessary to expose corruption across industries from Standard Oil to coal and oil railroads. It credits President and officials like Knapp Folk and district attorneys for upholding this work while urging sober, judicious use of exposure. It notes denatured alcohol warnings and San Francisco turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Standard Oil Company
Batin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knapp
Folk
Servie
Contested Topics and Notable Notes in a Turbulent Era
The piece surveys protests against dumping practices and mentions King Eoward uploading Whistler paintings on Piermont Morgan. It notes a voter receiving seed distributions, a congressman with many seed packages, and Speaker Cannon's birthday remark about Dr Osier on the House left. It closes with a vision of settling in a safe community blessed with churches, schools, and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Eoward
Piermont Morgan
Cannon
Congress
Dr. Osier
Public School Library Notes Preview New Jersey Volume
The School Library adds New Jersey A Historical Commercial and Industrial Review of 1906 with information on laws corporations schools industries and state departments. It lists magazines including Century Harper’s World’s Work Garden Craftsman Manual Training Journal of Geography and Teachers Magazine and notes Traveling Library books to be returned and a new set acquired. The Library opens to the public on Mondays and Thursdays from 2 30 to 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Century Magazine
Harper’s Monthly
World’s Work
the Garden Magazine
the Craftsman
Manual Training Magazine
Journal of Geography
Teachers’ Magazine
Trenton
Sermon and Services At Nutley Church Schedule
On Sunday Rev Elam M Garton preaches at 10 30 pm on Every Man in His Place The Nutley Fire Department attends the 7 45 pm service In the morning Class Meeting 9 20 am Sunday School 2 30 pm Epworth League Vesper 6 45 pm General Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 pm Junior Epworth League Wednesday 4 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elam M. Garton
Nutley Fire Department
Epworth League
New Jersey court names Myers receiver for defunct Tel graph firm
The Court of Chancery appointed Charles M. Myers of Newark as receiver of the Telegraph Telephone and Cable Company of America. The firm, once capitalized at 30 006 009 with Astor interests linked, shows liabilities of 925 562 against assets exceeding that amount. The company’s New York offices are in the American Surety Building at 100 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Chancery
Charles M. Myers
Newark
Telegraph, Telephone and Cable Company of America
Bell Telephone Company
Astor
New York
American Surety
Broadway
Newark Advertiser
National Cigar Stands Company Draws World Interest
The National Cigar Stands Company is watched by cigar and tobacco men worldwide as it may revolutionize retailing. Nutley smokers praise high quality cigars at unprecedented prices as the stand in H. T. Lefferts drug store proves its value as a preserver and climate controlled display. Smokers report lower cigar bills and widespread interest in the new atmospheric preservation system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cigar Stands Company
Nutley
H. T. Lefferts
Eiven
Gan
Elite Cleaner tops market for white canvas shoes and helps
An advert touts the Elite Cleaner as the best product for white canvas shoes and helmets, with a price mention of 24¢ and a connection to 44 Masonic Hair Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hair Pharmacy
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the Nutley Sun
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N. AT
Prankila and
Vreeisud Avs
Jas. Foy
Boni de Castellano
Chamber of Deputies
San Francisco
West Hoboken, N. J
Prudential
Wito
W.co.davis
Passaic Avenue
Chestnut Street
Nutley, N. J
W. O. Davis
Drake Business College
Passaic
N. J
Civil Service
Drake Schools
Public School Library Notes
Methodist Episcopal Church
West Nutley Station
Conrad A. Joerg
Cor
Kingsland St
B. Passaic Ave
Ull
Broad ST
Newark-Passaic
Brance
W. F. Dittig
Hamilton Place
W. F.dittig
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