August 8. Crane General Mavagar Downtown Office Address
A fragment from a 19th century newspaper lists the Downtown Office at 206 Bart Jersey Street near First Street and branch offices at 204 Broad Street and other locations. It mentions delivery regions by city and weekly rates, and notes classified advertisements including wanted, for sale, and "Resolutions of Respect." The item references a telegraph wire service and the newspaper’s rapid press timings.
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Augustus 8
Crane
Mavagar
Ree
City—Meats of Toe Drag
Broad Street
Arthirup
Finn
Dende
Carle
Amerie Ruth
Let the Journal Follow You for Elizabethan Exits
A fragment urges readers to arrange for the Journal to follow travelers leaving the city. It notes updates to addresses and direct orders, with a phone contact and advance payment policy. Remittance requested at 8 cents per day for the requested time.
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Bose
East Orange Tree Commission Shapes City Green Policy
A Municipal Journal report praises East Orange New Jersey for its Tree Commission. It outlines duties such as sidewalk tree spacing pruning and preserving tree health. The article notes ordinances against removing or misplacing trees and highlights cost and accomplishments including pruning miles of shade trees and uniform planting. It argues for ongoing annual funding citing improvements in street aesthetics and safety.
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East Orange Tree Commission
Ite
Coimeil
Bartro" Anc Ab
Harriman Harriman to Build 10,000 Cars in Three Years
Pittsburgh dispatch reports negotiations for a large steel contract tying Harriman interests to a new allied partnership. The deal is said to involve about 10,000 railway cars to be delivered over the next three years, signaling continued faith in the industrial future despite earlier railroad financing strains.
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Pittabarg
Pheektm
Harriman
Private rail order promises three-year work for thousands
The public is advised that the order will keep thousands employed for three years, stabilizing the county's economy after a period of industrial low mood. The speaker asserts the downturn is not deeply rooted and signals a near-future prosperity, citing Mr. Harriman as a positive example.
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Harriman Hay
City advertising boosts home city appeal and growth
The Elizabeth Board of Trade issued a booklet praising city promotion to attract homes and manufacturing. Experts say robust advertising begins with a clean, attractive city and continues with careful publicity, literature, and follow up to reach intelligent buyers and spur migration to St Paul and similar cities.
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Elizabeth Board of Trade
Citler
St. Paul
Minnesota
Hort
Anya
Colomon
Rt. Paul
The Girl Without a Hat in New Style Debate
A column discusses women going hatless as a potential fashion shift and questions whether the change signals broader social freedoms. It suggests the new bareheaded look could erode the prevailing Merry Widow trend and hints at impacts on matrimonial prospects. Washington Herald reflects on inspiration from public figures regarding temperance and social reform.
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Fair Nex
AU Hall
Washington Herald
Smith
United States
James Smith, Jr
Denver
Iowa
India
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Hoboken
California Senator Samuel L Weger Rising From Logging Camps
Senator Samuel L Weger of California, once a logger, has become one of the Pacific coast's wealthy figures. The piece notes Rev Dr William R Jenney recently celebrating the twenty something anniversary, highlighting prominent figures and notable life paths.
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Samuel Lweger
California
Pacific Coast
Aevee
William ‘R. Jenney
Survivors and notable figures recounted in brief notices
A fragmentary obituary style item mentions Balaklava survivor Hera Thomas Kenzie of Newtons Connecticut aged 73, then notes Major Charles D A Loefler a White House doorkeeper who marked his 50 years in service with Roosevelt’s letter. It ends with a polar explorer’s legal arrangement about remarriage upon absence and later remarriage.
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Hera Thomas Kenzie
Newtons, Conn
Hale
Charles D. A. Loeffler
White House
Bama
Roosevelt
Dr. Nansen
Bua
Fragmented thoughts on love and daily struggle
A clipped, ambiguous paragraph discusses love misconceptions and financial strain. It mentions men emotionally reacting, a woman fighting back, and the jail inmate facing meals, with errant spelling and unclear context. The piece reads as fragmented social commentary from a historical paper.
A Laugh Or Two About His Business Odor
A garbled quote from a Baltimore American piece wonders about a man’s business scent and his role as a perfume maker. The fragment hints at a young man and an expensive solitaire, mentioningPre. and Dick in a stylized, incomplete exchange.
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Baltimore
Weary Willie’s Idee and Tramp Nonsense in Dialogue
A fragment from the Illustrated in the Mission Sunday School page features Weary Willie’s Idee and a debate about overwork among tramps. The dialogue includes a mock exchange between Smarty William and Sandy Toole, with disdainful commentary about animals in the ark and scratching.
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Willie
Kendall
Mission
The
Ark
Smarty
William
Sandy" Toole
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