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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1906

Page

7

Island of Juan Fernandez Vanished In Pacific Mystery

Readers recall the tale of Juan Fernandez Island near Chile once linked to Robinson Crusoe and Selkirk. The island, six miles wide and eighteen long with peaks up to 4,000 feet, reportedly disappeared during a recent quake shaking Valparaiso, leaving no trace of the famed romantic spot.

South Pacific Ocean Juan Fernandes Robinson Crusoe Crusoe Daniel Defoe Alexander Selkirk Pacific Chill Valparaiso Joan Fernandez Pizarro Pites Ter Hastad Shark Chiliwa

Selkirk Memorial on Saddle Ridge Recalled by Sailors

The article recounts Alexander Selkirk’s isolation on a Saddle Ridge rock formation now named The Saddle. It notes the Cinque Ports arrival in 1704 with mate Selkirk, inspiration for Robinson Crusoe, and a 1868 commemorative tiblet placed by British ship Topaze officers honoring Selkirk’s long stay.

Crusoe Cinque Ports Alexander Selkirk Robinson Crusoe Selkirk Topaze Mariwver

Native of Largo Lived in Solitude Four Years on Island

A Largo Scotland native who lived alone on an island for four years and four months, landed from a 1704 Cinque Ports galley of 96 tons with 16 guns, later served as lieutenant of Weymouth, died 1728 aged 47. Tablet near Selkirk’s lookout erected by Commodore Powell and BHMS Topaze officers in 4348.

Cinque Ports H. M. & Weymouth Selkirk's Powell BH. M. S

Terrorism in Russia strikes Premier Stolypin

Russian revolutionary unrest surges as an attack on Premier Stolypin explodes. Thirty people die and thirty are wounded. Stolypin survives but his daughter and son are seriously injured with the daughter’s legs shattered. Among the dead are a prince, a general, a colonel, two captains and two court officials. Three attackers are killed and one arrested.

M. Stolypia

Bomb Sics death threat on Stolypin in St Petersburg

A daring attack on Premier Stolypin during a reception at his summer residence on Apothecary Island involved four men attempting entry and a bomb blast. The article notes a wave of official assassinations across Russia as revolutions surge.

Premier Stolypin Yen Russia M. Stolypin St Petersburg Apothecary Island Sven

Revolution Echoes: France and Russia Compared in Era

In eighteenth century France revolutionaries wielded terror, while Russia currently endures a comparable reign of fear and control under its autocratic regime. The author contrasts upheaval abroad with domestic oppression to warn readers of rising authoritarianism.

France Russia

Beaver Farm Beavers At Oxbow Saskatchewan Described

A New York Post writer details a beaver colony on W. E. Caris mas farm near Oxbow Sask. The five large dens shelter about 200 beavers along Souris River. Beavers cut trees, build underwater entrances, and form family groups of four to five with lifespans up to 20 years. The prime pelts fetch $10 to $12 in Minneapolis.

Farry Stey W. E. Carismas Canada New York Post Oxbow Sask Souris Chriames Minneapolis

The Parson's Run to the Pond in Fairfield

A century ago in Fairfield Connecticut the Rev Labaree dashed from the pulpit and into the pond after confessing he had carried nitric acid by mistake. He showed glass fragments as proof and then dismissed the astonished congregation.

Fairfield Conn Labaree Brethen

Bras Neck Temperature Riddle in Amazon River Towns

The passage notes a Caribbean style tale about the lower Amazon where temperatures near Manaos run eight degrees hotter than Para. A yachtsman explains he would use six collars daily in Manaos and three daily in Para, leaving officials puzzled by the contrast.

Amazon Mannoa Paca Manaos Para

Matrimonial Venture Prompted by Press Agent Says Actress

A sensa fons actress declines to reveal details of a latest marriage venture saying only that everything is in the hands of her press agent. The Washington Star notes the first wedding notice is in the Information there Ia in the ten.

Sensa Fons Washington Star

Fidelity and doom in the Parable of the Talents

A sermon outlines the Parable of the Talents with focus on faithful use of gifts. It cites the five and two talent servants, the one buried talent, and the rewards or punishments tied to their diligence. The piece links the lesson to Christian duty and eternal consequences.

Christ Jong Thaddler Phou R. V

Automobile Fire Destroys Doctor Brendon’s Car

A car owned by Dr. H. B. V. Brendon caught fire near Vine Hill Road on October 10. The doctor tried to extinguish the blaze with sand but the machine was destroyed. A reporter phoned his wife to relay the news. She replied, I’m pind of it.

HB. V. Brendon Vin Hill Road

Taj Mahal Love Monument to Arjamand Begum

The Taj Mahal at Agra is described as the most exquisite monument to love, built by Shah Jahan from 1628 to 1638 in memory of his wife Arjamand Begum. It highlights the palace’s intricate inlay work, Persian motifs, and devotional inscriptions, celebrated across Hindu and Muslim communities.

India Bagdad Turkey Persia Gentral Ast Jaypore Fathpur Surij Arjamand Sumipand Taj Mahal Shah Jahan Agra Arjanand Banu Begum Jatan Wer Ays Booklovers Allemand

State Owned Railroads and No Bonded Indebtedness

Moody's Magazine notes several railways with no bonded indebtedness including the Cincinnati Southern owned by Cincinnati and the Green Bay & Western. The Chicago Great Western and Rock Island systems show no bonded debts while others rely on funded debts. Georgia’s Western & Atlantic remains state owned though leased to the Nashville Chattanooga & St Louis Company. The piece recalls Civil War-era events and historic marches along the line.

Bronson B. Keelerip Moody's Magazine Cincinnati Southern Cincinnati Chattanooga Cincinnati, New Orleans Texas ‘Pacific Green. Bay & Western Chicago. Great~ Western Great Rock Island Rock Island. Company Western &. Atlantic Atlanta Georgia Nashville, Chattanooga” & St Louis Company Fis Carpet Bag Ane ROW Falar Sher Hag Hag; Heard the Sound of Battle; and Every. “Stariog Missionary Ridge Dalton Resaca Atlanc Ta

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Largo County of Fife Scotland Stolypin Flla Mds Rity Empire St. Petersburg Moscow Finland Poland Beaver Farm Idlers’ Home Miniatera Marble the. Tag Mabal Agra, India Manatoleum Vaj Mahal
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