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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
4
In Nutley NJ the Saturday issue notes local political discourse focusing on the Progressive Republican platform discussed at town hall. It argues the Progressives mirror Regulars on many planks, criticizes personal motives, and questions claims of superior governance.
Nutley public schools will open Monday under the new Superintendent John R. Beachler who comes with a strong record from larger cities. His eight years at a prior post and study at Columbia University are cited as signs of capability. The board of education's support is key to potential progress in the Nutley system.
A day letter read at the Second Ward Association meeting accuses the current administration of excise failures. It claims the writer admits breaking the law but allies dispute its charges as hearsay. The meeting passed resolutions largely endorsing local moves while noting a resemblance to the Republican platform, suggesting party alignment with voter views.
A Nutley resident criticizes the town lighting on High Street Bloomfield Avenue and Kingsland Street as too dim with lights 500 feet apart. He urges upgrading to arc or tungsten lamps, noting safety issues from late-night film development and a public worker roaming with a lantern. Letters discuss cost of nearly $10,000 to install better lights and reference council deliberations.
Newark headlines celebrate Hahne & Co marking 52 years since opening as a Bird Store on Broad street. The store has grown through the years into a renowned large building nine years old, praised for its magnificence and completeness.
Hahne & Co. faces praise as pioneers and prophets of a mammoth enterprise. The Big Store marks its anniversary with a grand parade, lavish decor, daily concerts, and a two week sale offering thousands in savings to visitors and customers.
Arthur R. Carr argues in the Lumber Trade Journal that professional agitators disrupt normal commerce. He cites New York life insurance scandals and Interstate Commerce Act laws as examples where legitimate business suffers while laws and politics chase wrongdoings. He calls for restoring balance and safeguarding honest enterprise.
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