Portrait banners born in Elizabeth for national campaign
In Elizabeth the Laggren Bros plant at 1180 Hart Grand Street churns out political banners for Republicans and Democrats. The studio uses large portraits of Taft Sherman Bryan and others, detailing the intricate process of sketching with a pantograph, transferring to canvas, and painting in twelve colors to produce accurate likenesses for banners used from New Jersey to New York State.
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Elizabeth
Broad Street
Garroad Arches
Hart Grand Street
Laggie Brot
Joba
Rudolph 'G
bLican
Pennsylvana
New Jersey
New York State
Laggren Bros
William H. Taft
Rec
Taft
Sherman
Bryan
Taf
Mr. Sherman
Firat
Provision for putting down insurrections in Central America
Fragmentary OCR reports that Central American republics budget for suppressing uprisings under general extraordinary expenses. It cites Santo Domingo's 1904 05 budget showing small allocations for such purposes and larger sums available for internal improvements, highlighting fiscal mechanisms used in intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Opeurrenos
West Indies
Central
Erie
Immigration and Fiscal Milestones Highlighted
The document notes a 40,000 dollar grant to promote immigration and colonization by hardy settlers from northern Spain. It also reports a federal revenue estimate for the fiscal year of 3,498,400 dollars, the largest in the republic’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Rk
Spain
Ite
Republic
Eagles Plan Flight for Misabeth Aerie Outing
The Its outing committee reports a large event expected to surpass prior attendances. Members from Digent Indications and nearby towns plan to sail to Forth Amboy, with arrangements for passengers from Bayonne and New Brunswick. The next meeting is set for September 21 after summer sessions and Labor Day postponements.
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Misabeth Aerie
Forth Amboy
New Brunswick
Acrle
Bayonne
Dark streets leave two men lost in Elisabeth
Two colored men wandered the city in darkness and could not find their way home. John Gas of Newark, driving a large moving van, was found by Officer McDonald after Gee claimed he was sent to Price's alley with furniture but got turned around. Jackson, living on Pearl Street, was located by Officer Booth on Walnut near Fairmount and guided home.
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Elisabeth
Heame’ Lowt
John Gas
Newark
Gee
McDonald
Fragmented Tale of Youth Faith from a Magazine
A Sunday school scene features a teacher describing heaven with gold roads and music while children listen. A child named Sepat replies with a blunt question about who goes there, pronouncing a distant, morbid notion as the room responds with quiet tension.
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Ramuel
No Imitation for Anty Drudge
A fragment discusses time saving by using Fels Naptha soap for washing clothes. It argues modern inventions reduce labor and promotes washing in cold or lukewarm water with band rubbing, claiming big time savings and urging readers to follow wrapper directions.
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Dore
Brothers
Porth Amboy
Stein & Markowitz
Elizabethport
Borry
Witte Dress Stirts
A Worcester
Oeenes
Segond ST
Second Street
Erizabethport
Fricke
Elizabeth Avenue
FRED _B. BASSETT
Merry Widow
Deek
Sternberg & CO
Market ST
Neware
J.wiss & Sons
Broad ST
Woodrufe Storage Co
PMR Pet
Baten
St. Star Lyceum ‘Theatre
Anchor Limi
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