Surprise Election Eve Party For Vincent Kane At Family Home
A surprise party honored Vincent Kane the night before the election at the Kane family home 254 Chestnut Street. The event drew a large attendance with dancing games and songs. guests included Anna Schultz May Mafuic Eva Keefe Anna Murren May Miller gathering McMurry Eleanore Wilde and numerous Kane relatives and friends.
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Vincent Kane
James Kane
Chestnut
Anna Schultz
May Mafuic
Eva Keefe
Anna Murren
May Miller
Gathering McMurry
Eleanore Wilde
Bliss Anna O'Keefe
Sadie Kane
Lugida Kane
Sadie Keefe
Mildred Kane
Frank McMurry
Thomas Kiernan
John Kirnan
Frederick Veeck, Jr
Charlies Huck
James Bush
George Smith
Clarence Place
Thomas Moffit
Thomas Ellis
Harry Kane
Frank Kane
James Kane, Jr
Charles Young
Samuel Keefe
Charles Criger
Joseph Baum
Edward Foy
H. Baam
Jobo ¥. Walsh
Football Ties Between Liberty A C and Passaic A C
Liberty A C and the independent A C of Passaic played to a draw at Hillside Park on Sunday afternoon. The highlight of the game came from Johnst’s strong plunges and Hallowey’s reliable kicking for Liberty A C.
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Liberty A. C
A. C
Passaic
Touth
Hillside Pack
Johnst
Hallowey
Liberty's
Nut ley Grocers Claim Notable Service Growth
Local Nut ley grocer touts high customer satisfaction and growing clientele. Store notes competitive prices and attentive service designed to solve grocery problems for a discerning town audience.
Auditor Corrects Earlier School Audit Statements
Epwin Propert of Nutley New Jersey writes in response to a Nortey Sun article, noting that his 1910 school tax payment and the school custodian’s bank balance were correctly reported. He cites a November 6 1911 conference with Mr Hill, after which Hill signed a statement affirming the auditor’s report.
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Tue Bolton
Nortey Syn
Sim
Tue Nortey Sun
Taylor
Second Ward Association
Gilmore
Third Ward Association
Bil
Hill
Letter of Appreciation to the Editor in Nutley
A. H. Van Riper thanks Nutley readers for supporting him after being named the Republican candidate running at large for town office. He vows to run the Collector's Office with equity and justice, free from favor or fear, and urges civility in local politics. November 9, 2011 Nutley New Jersey.
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The
Nuttey Sun
Democratic Party
Nutley
A. H. van Riper
Nutley, N. J
Editorial Letter Defends Board Education Scope
A reader praises the Board of Education for rejecting Dr. Grey's lecture and argues that the board mistakingly limits education to the three R's. The writer condemns superstition and urges broader inquiry, urging officials to embrace progress and public discourse.
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The
Nulley Sun
Foe Sun
Board of Education
Grey
Times
Dr. Grey
Resignation and Reinstatement Shake West Nutley Fire Crew
Chief Edgar T. Humphrey, appointed in January, faced an expulsion by Yantacaw company over dues. At a Wednesday meeting the council accepted a recommendation to reinstate him and assign him to West Nutley Hose Company, with status unclear and next steps to be decided.
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Yantacan Engine Company
Edgar T. Humphrey
West Nutley Hose Company
Carr
Yantacan
Humphrey
Match
Searce
Yantacaw
Nutley Teen Dies on Same Date as Younger Brother
David Moore aged nineteen of 172 Chestnut street Nutley died yesterday morning at his aunt’s New York home after pneumonia developed into pleural form. He was a docks driver and survived by parents Mr and Mrs Robert Moore and a sister Bessie. His younger brother Charles died on the same date about seven years ago at age four.
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David Moore
Chestnut Street
New York
Young Moore
Robert Moore
Charles
David
Bessie
William Stonebrinck Dies Among Family and Friends
William Stonebrinck died at his daughter Mrs. F. C. Wittman’s home at 260 Avondale Road. Funeral services from his home and St. Mary’s Church on Thursday morning were attended by Woodside Council K of H. and L. of H. and the German-American Schuetzen Society.
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William Stonebrinck
F. C. Wittman
Avondale Road
St. Mary's Church
Woodside Council
K. and
L. of
Civil War Veteran Thomas Higgins Dies at 659 Centre Street
Thomas Higgins longtime resident of 659 Centre Street and Civil War veteran who survived four dozen battles and nine months in Ander son prison died at his home on Monday. Funeral services were held Thursday from his home and St Marys Church. Interment followed at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery with a Garfield Post comrades delegation present.
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Thomas Higgins
Centre Street
Anderson
St. Mary's Church
Holy Sepulchre
Garfield Post
New Newark Diocese adopts mass for deceased priests
A new custom in the Newark Catholic Diocese has Masses for the souls of deceased priests being chanted across all churches. Rev. W. Cunningham of St Mary's Church led the service held Monday morning with a large local congregation in attendance.
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W. {. Cunningham
St. Mary's Church
John J. O'Conner
Newark
Ambiguous farewell exchange noted in fragment
A fragment shows a brief exchange with a promise of a kiss as one person leaves and a command to leave the house. The text is incomplete but indicates a departure and farewell gesture between two individuals.
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