Martine Seeks Big Four Honor in New Jersey Deliberations
James Er. Martine a Democratic candidate for delegate at large to the National Democratic Convention in Denver announces his bid to support William Jennings Bryan. He urges New Jersey Democrats to back Bryan for president as the Republic party faces economic chaos and political stir amid state convention preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Re Martine
Shoka
United States
Che Wring Hinwell
Ate Hinge
Denver
William Jennings Bryans
New Jemey
Republican
William J. Bryan
New Jersey
Orisia
Democrats
Derver
James ER. Martine
Plainfield
Cedar Brook Faray
Cnngenit
Vinol touted as spring tonic for aged strength
An old advertising notice promotes Vinol a red liver preparation from cod liver oil aimed at the elderly. It claims to fortify digestion, boost blood, and strengthen organs, presenting Vinol as a non patent medicine made from fresh cod liver with added iron. Oliver Drake Co of Elizabeth New Jersey distributes the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semin
Vinci
Oliver & Drake Company
Elizabeth
N. J
Democratic Dinner For Newark City Counsel Nugent
The article notes a planned April 28 complimentary dinner at Krueger Auditorium in Newark for City Counsel James Nugent. It mentions candidates and political figures tied to the Independence League and Hearst faction, with expected attendance around 400 Democrats and timing set to avoid conflict with the New Jersey State Democratic Convention in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L.hisgen
Springfield
Mans
Independence League
United States
James Ek, McGuire
Syracuse
N.Y
McQuire
Hearst
Mr. Hingen
Hingen
Massachusetts
Teast
James Rt. Nugent
Newark
Krueger
Trenton
Bree
Moving Cook Vanishes From Fisler Home in Cedar Avenue
The article reports the unannounced departure of Lisle Smith, a new cook at John Fisler's home, amid a police search for the missing African American woman known as Fanny Smiley. Fisler, a Manufacturers' Club director, laments losing her despite her short service. Detectives named Captain Donaghy lead a citywide hunt, while a separate note mentions a new flame-free safety lamp by Professor Hans Mollach shown at Vienna Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisler
Manufacturers’ Club
Lizele Smith
Fisler
Cedar ‘Avenue
Lisle
Donaghy
Negresa
Fanny Smiley
Brooklyn
Tnreeny
Phil Inquirer
Hans Mollach
Academy of Science
Vienna
Washington as News Field in 19th Century Trade
A Washington dispatch notes the city’s dominant role in news and telegraph traffic with 500 to 1000 newspaper columns daily. It cites peak periods 11–12 am and 1–8 pm, plus 1:30–7:30 pm surges, and compares reporting volume with national impact. It mentions cable exchanges with London and references Webster’s 1838 Senate speech praising the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neweth
White House
Capitol
INO
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Marutal
Congress
John Bull
London
London ‘Times
Lord Salisbury
Jasper More
Ord Salisbury
Roosevelt
Disputed Freedoms and Fears Along Economic Strife
Rediscovered 19th century rhetoric blames oppression, speculation, and monopolies for burdening industry. The passage laments attacks on old institutions while warning of agrarian dreams eroding liberty and equity. A newspaper wants ads amid civic debate.
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Krooma Ae
Dog Ordinance Consideration At City Officials Meeting
Judge Whittemore and city leaders plan a meeting tonight to discuss a proposed dog ordinance from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The ordinance aims to regulate vagrant dogs and will be presented to the City Council for adoption with potential revisions before a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittemore
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
D. F. Collins
Counci
Joby W. Whelan
Hoard of Health
Offcer Richards
Whitteenore
Et Japrobe
Fragments Describe Plain Wires and Materials Sale
A fragmentary note references wires and nuts at Conte for replacement and repair work. It mentions materials described as ample and priced around 8.50 each. Details are incomplete, but the entry indicates a sale or purchase of electrical components and related items.
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Daster
Jack Horner
Panama
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Anvan
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Hudson County
Wittyenn
Fran Hennett
Ind
Davin Aid
Seals
Jersey City Democrat
Assemblyma Deep P. Tummlty
Hudson
Thevil Service Conmissionera
Ackerman
Innes
Connally
George
Marie Fis
Hing Cosh
Forthe
Serrolaey
Hughes
Kinng
Mara Cnee
Wenly Ruombera
Newdéreey AvtiSunion League
Whic
Filmore County
Biden Ermun
Senin
Joel
Colbyman
Standard Oil Company
John F. Binnott
Venth
Heatleas
Webster
Daniel Webster
United States Senate
Matt. Wanamaker
Tenth Street
Wanamaker's
Wanamaker
Millery
New York City
Wasa Makens
New York
Rossini
Ming Vixuista Wi
Ron Ane
MiLunxd Leavin
Joan Youna
Feipknick WaneLin
Loe
Pitt
New Bes
Butlin
Peaiel
Rata Paan
Cormae
Mises
Hallet & Davis
Piano Company
Market St
Drond
Rewarke, MT
SUN Optical
Hersh
Cnse
Eagle Decorating CO
Elizabeth Ave
van Dyk's
NEW Jersey Central
Piper Atlante
Prenton
Lee
Baltimore
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