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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1909
Page
2
Ambassador Reid contributes 5008 toward a U EK EF chapter house at Miami University in Oxford. The naming and purpose reflect a philanthropic effort linked to university housing and alumni involvement.
The Cropsey mansion on Warwick Mountain near Warwick, New Jersey, was destroyed by an incendiary. It had been unoccupied for some time and was owned by Mrs. A. K. Sverdel of Bennetwnad, New Jersey. J. P. Crapecy, a renowned landscape artist, once owned and lived there about thirty five years ago.
In New Bedford Massachusetts a civil case questions if confessional conversations are privileged. Judge Milliken told Mizuel Amancio to repeat what passed in confession with Father Manuel Travassos, while Amancio sues for $1,000 claiming the priest caused marital strife. Amancio’s wife Amanda testified that the priest advised her about marriage status but did not absolve without action. Judge Milliken reserved his decision.
May Sutton and William J. Clothier defeated Miss Harmmond and Wallace F Johnson in an exhibition mixed doubles on the Merion Cricket Club courts at Haverford, 2 sets to 1. Philadelphia players failed to beat New York in intercity contests.
In St Paul Minnesota Fred W W Johnson the late Gov Johnsons brother Fred Lynch and T D O'Brien began probate preparations. It is understood he wished the entire estate turned over to Mrs Johnson before he died. The estate is estimated to exceed 18000 dollars.
Helen Bratton, nineteen, was found with a gunshot wound in her head at her residence. The revolver lay on the bed. her cousin Harry Brown awoke to groans and alerted others. Investigators ruled the death a suicide linked to melancholia after a possible intruder scare.
Melba the world famous singer plans to establish a racing stable in Melbourne. She joins suffragists and urges women to seek fair play in all fields, including athletics and singing, noting she may campaign for votes upon return to England while guarding her voice from damp jail conditions.
R G Dun Co notes few bad spots in the business climate and a generally cheerful outlook. Cotton damage from a major tropical storm and frost in the corn belt are offset by higher farm output and strong iron and steel demand. Bank clears rise outside and within New York, rail earnings improve, signaling broad mercantile and industrial expansion.
Market report lists Jersey potatoes and other vegetables with varied prices per unit or unit bundle, including tomatoes onions cabbages cucumbers celery beans beets carrots and radishes. Milk Butter and beans prices are noted, alongside peaches plums cranberries and other fruits with inconsistent OCR details.
John reports Luther was convicted in two Nebraska district courts for unlawfully keeping and selling malt liquor without license. The Supreme Court reversed the conviction, ruling proof of intoxicating qualities was not required to sustain a malt liquor sale conviction.
A Dalton News article discusses a French psychologist's idea that attention to services can trigger self hypnosis and sleep in church. It cites past humor about awakening methods and suggests science may curb the problem by employing different pastors.
A child in New England tells Mr Bauid he wants to be a musician, dreaming of becoming a pied piper with plenty of pies. Inmates at Stug Sing protest low volunteer turnout for church services and call for help.
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