Saturday News Summary 1905 Entangles Politics and Finance
Ex Ambassa dors remarks in New York attack a political boss amid graft charges while railroads threaten a rate war over rebates. Roosevelt declares he will not bluff on policy. Finland’s fight for independence gains praise as Finland’s citizens show high education and morality. New York plasterers plan six dollar daily wages as Baltimore colored women resist work for voters. Civil war era style dispatch ends mid sentence referring to President’s stamina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
New Orleans
Endorsement Noted Amid Party and Club Echoes
A fragmented notice notes a recent endorsement linked to a populist party. It mentions the President of the Mother's Congress advocating daily access for children to a "periously dirty" environment during club sessions. Also promotes Cold Breakers for colds, 25¢ at Masonic Hall Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother’s Congress
Masonic Hall Pharmacy
Nutley Notices and Community Happenings This Week
Nutley residents plan a Thanksgiving eve dance at James M. Vreeland’s Avondale Hose Company headquarters. A new Second ward fire company is being organized with a meeting to be announced. Grace Church ladies host a church supper December 13 with tickets at fifty cents. A Nutley hunting trip heads to Sussex County. Efforts to form a Benevolent Order of Elks lodge in Nutley resume amid encouraging signs. Terrace Musical Club met November 3 with refreshments. A Hillside avenue fall incident left Harry Knabb Jr badly shaken but unharmed. Bloomfield Lodge No. 40 marked its 81st anniversary with state officers present. St Paul’s Church Ladies’ Aid set a November fair and supper at the church November 15–16. An Autumn Supper will accompany the event. Candies at J M Vreeland’s store. A note cites several self supporting state prisons and argues New Jersey should review prison maintenance.
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Benevolent Order of Elks
Nutley
Terrace Musical Club
Ellen
David Nichols
Bloomfield Lodge
A. M
Cranetown
Montclair
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Paul’s Congregational Church
Fish and Game Laws See No Change This Year
A brief note states there is practically no change in the fish and game laws this year, with no alteration to open and closed seasons. The regular gaming season opened November 10.
Laws Allow Wide Varied Game Hunting and Fishing Seasons
The article lists open seasons for hare, rabbit, quail, pheasant, grouse, fox squirrel, and woodcock with specific dates. It notes July hunts for woodcock, March April for snipe, September December for railbird and marsh birds, August September for upland plover, and last four months of year for waterfowl. It also mentions July to December for shore birds, a November 30 fish closing for many species, and limited winter ice fishing. Non residents pay $10.50 county license. penalties up to 20 for unlawful takes.
Pepsikola Tablets Claim Cure for Indigestion
A Nutley seller promotes Pepsikola Tablets as a cure for indigestion and related symptoms. The ad promises dizziness headaches biliousness and nerve tension will disappear with use and guarantees a 25 cent refund if not effective.
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Nutley
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Nutley, RN
Franklin and Vreeland Avs
SAS
D. Foy
Edlior and Publisher
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New York
England
Billingsgate
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Samuel J. Tilden
Russia
Poland
Finland
Baltimore
James M. Vreeland
Avondale Hose Company
Elizabeth Bowers
Blockaway, N. J
Hattie Clark
High Street
Second Ward
Grace Church
Highfield Lane
Messrs
J. H. Heminsley
Wright Sutcliff
Richard Ball
Samuel Castel
Sussex County
Harry Knabb
Hillside Avenue
William J. Kinsley
San Francisco Examiner
Mgr. Kinsley
Davis
Aubrey Sherlock
Terrace Whist
Charles Page
J. M. Vreeand
New Jersey
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Maryland
Trenton Times
Sete Gibraltap
Informatio
Chestnut Street
And
Passais
H. T. Lefferts
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