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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1906
Page
6
A St Louis witness recalls a daylight collision between two blind men on Washington Avenue. One man knelt to help, then regrets his harsh words as the other confesses shared blindness and gratitude for the gift of sight.
A London Telegraph note says the Louvre may sell a pearl necklace once owned by Thiers and donated as part of his legacy. The piece, worn by Thiers' wife, weighs about 2007 grains with three large pearls of 36474 89 and 51 grains, valued at £24000, and is deemed of little artistic merit but high commercial worth.
A Virginia clergyman once employed a colored man named Ezekiel. He left, forgetting a letter, then hurried back to find the letter missing from the library table. Ezekiel claims he mailed it, noting the envelope lacked a name and address, thinking it anonymous.
Law Notes recalls Sir Charles Russell renowned for sharp cross examination. A witness misleads when asked about horse hoof prints in sandy soil. The judge suspended examination to restore order after the innocent reply.
Dialogue on cross border trade and attitudes toward wealth and luck from Baltimore American and Canadian rhetoric. Notes tension between rich Canadian spenders and American skepticism with a wink at pluck versus luck.
The gospel tale centers on a Greek Syrophoenician mother whose daughter suffers from an unclean spirit. Pleading at Jesus feet, she endures initial rebuffs and Jewish priorities, yet her persistent faith earns healing and a reversal of expectations as Jesus commends her great faith.
A Kansas judge reportedly ordered a habitual drunkenness offender to spend two weeks in bed as punishment. The story notes the state’s distinctive judicial approach and commentary on originality in sentencing.
The piece notes Bunyan’s muck rake attitude and reports a new trend of muck rakers elevating their gaze. It cites influence from the President prompting a higher, more ambitious approach in investigative reporting.
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