Nutley Man Dies by Own Action in New York
Benjamin J. Bachman of Nutley Park, a Mutual Life Insurance agent, was found dead with a bullet wound in his forehead at Temple Emanu-El in New York. Police say he died by his own hand. no motive is known. He lived in Nutley, was 43, and survived by a widow. The body was taken to the morgue after removal from the precinct station.
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Temple Emanu-El
New York Police
Bachman
Jacob Bernstein
Mutual Life, Insurance Co
Broadway
Nutley Pah
New York
Nutley
Sidewalk Tangle Fixed and Residents Appealed
John Hanily and Oscar Riepe of Church Street halted paving for three days threatening trespassers. To avoid cutting roots the sidewalk was planned five feet from the curb, risking terraces including Hanily’s. The mayor and council ordered the standard three feet, ending the dispute.
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John Hanily
Oscar Riepe
Church Street
Mr. Hanily
Ducks on Kingsland Pond Attract Townwide Attention
A flock of ten wild ducks was seen on Kingsland pond in the northern town section during the week. With the duck season closed, the birds lingered nearly four weeks before disappearing yesterday. Theodore Ziegier of the Potel Fuerbach area notes small flocks common during migration.
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Kingsland, Pond
Morthern
Theodore Ziegier
Potel Fuerbach
Edith Seagle Sent to Mt Clemens for Mineral Baths
On physician advice Miss Edith Seagle of Franklin Avenue has gone to Mt Clemens Michigan for six weeks to take the mineral baths to treat an inflammatory attack.
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Edith Seagle
Franklin Avenue
Mt.Clemens
Mich
First Visit of Life to this Country by Buenos Aires Pair
Mr and Mrs William Alger of Buenos Aires are guests of Mr and Mrs Peter J Smith on Prospect Street This is their first visit to the United States though they travel often to England Mr Alger a railroad enthusiast from the southern continent finds New York more interesting than Paris after a week in this region
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William Alger
Buenos Aires
South America
Peter J. Smith
Prospect Street
Mr. Alger
Mrs. Smith
Nutley Freeholder John Howe Seeks Reelect in November
Nutley voters are urged to reelect Freeholder John Howe citing extensive road improvements and new or rebuilt bridges in the past term. His public statement lists Union avenue work, subgrade plans, Kingsland road and High street improvements, and better county roads and gutters.
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John Howe
Prospect Street
Nutley
Howe
County of Essex
Bea Idember
County Board of Freeholders
Union Avenue
Avondale Road
Nut
Jerolemon
Belleville
Tixé State
Eee
Kingsland
County
Kingsland Road
Passaic
Bloomfield
Joan Hows
N. J
Belleville and Nutley Clash Ends Season On Hornblower Grounds
The final game of the season between Belleville and Nutley is set for 3 30 this afternoon at Hornblower Grounds Belleville weather permitting. Nutley hammered Brooklyn's Hustlers in seven innings last Saturday, dominating from the first inning.
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Belleville
Nutley
Hornblower Grounds
Nutley Boys
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Parade In Newark With Holy Name Societies
The Senior Holy Name Society of St. Mary's Church Nutley will join the large Newark parade tomorrow afternoon. Bloomfield Fife and Drum Corps is engaged for the occasion. Holy Name Societies Junior and Senior divisions and the Holy Angels Society will receive Holy Communion at seven o clock Mass.
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Holy Name
Society of St. Mary's Church
Nutley
Newark
Tommorrow
Bloomfield
Holy Name Societies
Holy Angels Society
Nutley Adopts Lower Tax Rate After Board Decision
The County Board of Taxation informs Assessor Thomas S. Brown that the tax rate for Nutley will be 1.88, four points lower than last year’s 1.92. The change delays tax bills by weeks as the Assessor and Collector adapt, with payment periods from December 1 to December 20. The levy allocates 64 points county, 62 school, and 62 town, supporting streets, hydrants, roads, and police, leading to a final ordinance final reading after town attorney guidance.
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County Board of Taxation
Thomas S. Brown
Board of Education
Nutley
Panne Ee Rene Neers
Fortnightly Club Opens Social Season With Dance
The Fortnightly Club hosts a members only dance on Thursday evening October 13 to start its social season. Committees review applications as they strive for a prosperous year. Many members and friends attended last Saturday's bowling opening with several good scores.
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aHeys
Sutcliffe Named Nutley Police Chief After Threatened Boost
Sutcliffe of St Marys place is appointed Chief of Police in Nutley pending council confirmation. Acting Chief John Perkins to be relieved. mayor Lax Wright notes increased force to be completed within a month with three to six patrolmen and funding of 1500 dollars. Wright Sutcliffe born 1866 in Hummelstown Pennsylvania has thirty years Nutley residence and prior police experience.
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Police
Sutcliffe
Dular
H. M. Libby
Wright Sutcliffe
Hummelstown
Par
Hartisburg
Nutley
Essex County Hospital For the
Overbrook
Frank H. Somner
Noted Speakers Set for Sanitation Meeting at Masonic Hall
The Second Ward Association’s Sanitary Committee led by W. M. Weiant has arranged a program at Masonic Hall on Tuesday October 18. Dr G B Philhower will discuss local sanitation conditions, Leo Butthinson will assess Natley and sewerage options, Hutchinson will speak on sewage plant installation, John W. Dobbins will address on mosquito extermination efforts, and William C. Smallwood will discuss tuberculosis prevention and relief. The public is invited.
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Second Ward
W. M. Weiant
Masonic Hall
GB. Philhower
Natley
Leo’ ‘Butthinson
Haverstraw
Hutchinson
John W. Dobbins
North ‘Jersey
William C. Smallwood
Newark
New Jersey Association For the Prevention
Will
Second Ward candidates invited to state views tonight
The Political Committee of the Second Ward Association invites Freeholder Mayor and Councilman candidates to speak on Magonic Hall platform tonight. Copies of candidate responses will be released to the public. All are welcome to attend.
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Second Ward
Magonic Hall
Singers Out in Strength Choral Society Meets
The Choral Society held a well attended Tuesday rehearsal led by conductor E. J. Fitzhugh who plans to attend each session at seven thirty to consider new members.
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E. J. Fitzhugh
Scully Arrested By City Police For Disorderly Conduct
Peter Scully of Bloomfield Avenue was arrested last night on Bloomfield Avenue by Chief of Police Wright Sutcliffe and Chanceman John Jameson for disorderly conduct.
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Peter Scully
Bloomfield Avenue
Wright Sutcliffe
John Jameson
Italians Parade on Columbus Day in Nutley
The Jesus Heart Society of Nutley plans a Columbus Day parade starting from Bloomfield Avenue to Harrison Street and Franklin Avenue to Centre Street, then Passaic Avenue to Chestnut Street. The march will be reviewed from a stand at Genesee Street and Franklin Avenue with fireworks at 10 p.m.. Samuel Chardi serves as president and Joseph Rich as vice president.
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Jesus Heart Society
Nutley
Bloomfield, Cavenue
Harrison Street
Franklin
Avenue
Centre Street
Passaic, Avenue
Chestnnu
Gen E Street
Franklin’ Avenue
Samuel Chardi
Joseph Rich
Nutley Woman Left 800 by Chinaman in Will
Grace Ward of Franklin Avenue Nutley received 300 in the will of Wong, a Bruen Street Newark resident and longtime servant at Miss Alethia B. Carter’s home. Wong, who died in Springfield Massachusetts, left others sums and bequests to various associates in a will probated days earlier.
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Hong
Hoey’ “Wong
Bruen Street
Newark
Grace ‘Ward
Franklin Avenue
Ward
Springfield
Mass
Alethia B. Carter
Auto Down Hill Run Causes Wreck Injuring Mrs Clarke
A Buick touring car carrying Mr and Mrs Albert A Clarke of Rutherford ran into a gutter on Passaic avenue near Highfield lake hill injuring Mrs Clarke. The front wheels and axle were demolished. the car was towed home. Clarke vowed to sue the town for a dangerous gutter.
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Albert A. Clarke
Mortimer Avenue
Rutherford
Albert
Redfern
Prospect Street
Passaic Avenue
And
Botton
Highfield Lake Hill
Ak Passaic Avenue
Mr. Clarke
Onver Siena
Strat Thea Toit
Totten Sues Former Chief of Police for 5000 Damages
In a New Jersey Supreme Court case from October 21, 1909, Horace N Booth, former chief of police, faced a $5000 damages claim by Totten of Cueman Avenue alleging injuries from a collision on Avondale Road. The suit follows an earlier action Booth filed to recover wagon damage, which yielded about $60.
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A. Snit
Ble ‘Totten
Cueman Avenine
Horace.n. Booth
Avondale Road
Booth
New Jersey
Totten
Valued Nutley dog killed by sponge poisoning
A thoroughbred setter belonging to P. J. Rocchietti of Hillside Avenue Nutley Terrace died last Saturday. No poison evidence could be detected, but the owner is certain the dog was fed sponge pieces. The sponge swelling after swallowing dry is noted as a method fatally used, with a second attempt occurring recently.
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Rocchietti
Hillside
Avenue
Nutley
Terrace
Dr John L Edwards obituary notice
Dr John L Edwards of Chester on Notley, father of Guy J Edwards of Grant, has died after a illness of several weeks. The death occurred on Wednesday morning with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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John L
Chester
Guy J. Edwards
Grant
Notley
Saur
Fragmentary OCR: theft and license tag noted
An unreadable fragment mentions theft and a license tag number 17633 linked to New Jersey. Details are unclear but indicate a crime report with unidentified suspects and missing evidence.
Untitled fragment hints at a legal or social notice
Fragmentary text mentions a party or person named Hugh and Stacey with unclear context and dates. lacks verifiable facts to form a full event or outcome.
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B.J. Bachman
Nutley Park
Kingsland’s Pond
Mt. Clemens
ASKS
Belleville and
East Nutley
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Sanitation
Scully
F ‘E.totten
John L. Edwards
Ail
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Cme
Mys
Hugh
Eagle SI Stacey
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