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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1905
Page
2
Fragments yield elusive context in brief OCR line
A partial OCR line reads as a muddled phrase about enticement and multiple people. No clear event or identity is recoverable from the fragment.
Happenings of the Day and Notable Opinions
A collage of social commentary and anecdotes notes judgments on marriage age, national character, Mars landscapes, and a Birmingham musket factory supplying Africa. It honors Archbishop Placide Louis Chapelle who died of yellow fever aiding fever centers in New Orleans, and cites a New York fashion writer nostalgic for the good old days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Central
East
Africa
Placide Louis Chapelle
New Orleans
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
New York
Fashion and labor shift through history and Europe
The piece muses on fashion trends from Isabella of Bavaria to Francis I and states that modern times are healthier. It then assesses unemployment in Europe, noting British bills, Belgian labor data, and Russian rural industries as models. It cites France’s need for worker training and a Paris chamber inquiry into similar reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Isabella
Francis I
Bavaria
Charles V
France
Sweden
Hungary
Russia
Chamber of Deputies
Koutsaris
Yaroslav
St. Wetersburg
New Forensic Test Distinguishes Human From Animal Blood
Consul General Gunther reports Dr. Uhlenkuth, transferred to Greifswald, developed a forensic method to distinguish human blood from animal blood. The technique, confirmed by 1901, enables detection of horse meat residues in sausages and smoked products, aiding foodstuff checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunther
Frankfort
Uhlenkuth
Hygienic Institute
University of
Bordet
France
Ehrlich
Klenhuth
An Impression of Toil and a Curt Work Reply
Fragmented historical text shows a man probing why someone will not go to work with a practical reply about needing to answer too much. The snippet invokes a scene of labor, obligation, and social tension in a terse quotation style. The readable lines hint at a broader conversation on work ethic and daily labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Big Price for Riparian Land Duplicates Award and Death Totals
The State Riparian Board in Trenton granted 850 feet at Bull's Ferry on the Hudson opposite 100th Street New York for 127 500 dollars. The Bull's Ferry Chemical Company and River Front Improvement Company are grantees. Mrs Laura Humphries of New Brunswick was awarded 16 000 dollars for her husband a conductor at the Raritan Copper Works Perth Amboy killed in a car incident on April 11 1903. The first trial awarded 8600 dollars but retried for excessive verdict, largest damage award in the county. Also news that Miss Lutie Whitmore a Hammonton post office clerk married Hervey King during her duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Trenton
Bull’s Ferry
Hudson River
100Th Street
New York
Bull’s Ferry Chemical Company
River” Front Improvement Company
Cupid's
Hammonton
Lutie
Whitmore
Miss Whitmore
Hervey King
Tragic Death by Own Action Shocks Millville and Local Frauds Unfold
Peter Smith, a glassworker, killed himself after failing to find work, leaving his mother distraught and possibly mentally shaken. Meanwhile Justice searches for Harry Parker, a colored man posing as a constable to collect money, and Thomas Golding faces assault charges in a related case. Farmers and visitors flock to the Interstate Fair in Trenton amid bustling exhibits, crowds, and noisy grandstands. Brazil's chamber of commerce offers a substantial prize for a cancer cure involving esteemed pathologists in Paris and Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Road
Cam‘den
Harry Parker
West Haddonfield
Rouch
Thomas Golding
Budd
Lewis Quinton
Quinton
Golding
Rouhk
Trenton
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Brazil
Chamber of. Commerce
Ric Janeiro
Fou
Paris
Rome
Willacy’Ari
Daniel Deliverance Detailed in King Darius Narrative
Readable excerpts describe Daniel’s delivery from peril after a plot by jealous officials. The text notes the king’s distress, the den’s peril, and Daniel’s preservation by divine intervention, with Daniel attributing deliverance to God and the angel as His instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Ander
Darius
Tythy
Aras
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Mars
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Frank
Leslie
Bok
M. Witte
Cupid
Peter Smith
Millville
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