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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
4
A Nutley New Jersey notice mocks Hearst and his papers as a weekly digest weighs in on politics. It cites Hearst as a Jeffersonian Democrat and Lincoln Republican while riffing on Taft and Hughes. It notes Tom Johnson’s free streetcar ride stance and jokes about a tombstone trust raising prices.
A report notes Mr. Stead touts universal peace by press governance with support from an unnamed expert. Critics question ethics and legality of using editors as instruments in peace efforts.
Nutley A C G lost to Irvington 9 to 8 after a listless showing. Spinning started on the mound with weak support as Gillan and Young stood out in a discouraged effort. A probable Nutley lineup reshuffle includes Ray Blum at short with Jolmer sidelined by a lame arm.
Rose care items including powdered hellebore insect powder and moth balls offered at the Masonic Hall Pharmacy with price focus and placement details for shoppers seeking garden supplies.
A Nutley history volume compiled by Mrs Elizabeth Stan Brown for the Woman's Public School Auxiliary has been placed on sale. The work covers early local times with various contributors and is marketed at 25 cents per copy through local stores including Guthrie Highfield Lane and Crammond's Masonic Ball Pharmacy.
Nutley Improvement Society offers prizes for best kept grounds this summer, minor prizes 1 to 3 dollars aimed at children. Contest begins June 1. Entrants should send names by May 31 to Mrs G B Livinston Nutley Avenue or Mrs G B Phillower Grant Avenue or Miss Schultz River Road.
The Evening Star argues the main failure in government is municipal management marked by inefficiency and corruption. It condemns mixing local with state issues, notes spring elections were costly, and says local issues should drive turnout though apathy depresses participation.
The upcoming gubernatorial term promises a vast patronage with about 220 offices to fill including Chancellor Chief Justice six Associate Justices four Court of Errors and Appeals Judges eight law judges two Circuit Court judges five District Court judges fourteen Prosecutors Attorney General and Clerk in Chancery. This creates strong incentives for party leaders and workers as appointments reshape the state official establishment.
The Newark Evening Star notes the Democratic Party in the state pulling itself together with strong hopes of regaining power it lost in 1398, signaling renewed party cohesion and ambition.
The Chronicle praises the School City system for teaching youth civic self governance and improving discipline at Tremont Avenue and Park Avenue schools in Orange. Originator Wilson L Gill of Colombus Ohio. Stanley C G Duke, Tremont principal, led implementation with Lakeshire noting strong pupil enthusiasm and pride.
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