Elizabeth Daily Journal Ad Rates and Editorial Staffing
The notice outlines the newspaper's offices and pricing for notices and advertisements, detailing rates per line and per word, with charges for various types of notices. It notes the paper's association with the American Newspaper Publishers Association and its telegraphic news service, and lists offices in Elizabeth New Jersey and other locations.
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Gale
Ist
Americal Newspaper Publishers Association
Auil Vf
Walter Presa
Jersey City's Sunday closing move targets all trades
Reports from Jersey City indicate a forthcoming blue sun measure to enforce Sunday closing. The excise board will police saloons barbers and Witchers while butcher shops have kept Sunday hours. Critics recall Mayor Fagan's lax regime and note reformers aim to enforce strict Sunday rights citywide.
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Toraey
Nico
New Excise Board
Jersey City
Fagan
Wittpenn
Erittelam
Jeraey City
The Tramp Problem In Camden Sparks Workhouse Debate
A Camden report urges ending the city workhouse plan to curb the tramp issue. It argues Camden’s tolerance has drawn tramps and drains city resources, suggesting disciplined policy to reduce lazy mobility and turn wanderers into productive members of society.
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Camden
Dorors
Saya
Ben Fool
Damden
Governor Fort In New Jersey Eyes Large Reform Agenda
Newspaper commentary notes Governor Fort’s prominence and potential national ambitions while arguing his tenure in New Jersey should focus on implementing major reforms. It cites broad support and cautious optimism about his plans, and discusses perceptions of his influence and possible future roles.
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Fort
New Jersey
Lin
Taft
Wort
Newderaey
Iss
New York Bond Plans Strain Market As City Seeks 4 Percent Debt
New York considers long term bonds up to 40 million dollars at 4 percent this month, while Morgan syndicate expands its grip on revenue bonds. The action tightens the market, wrecking city bond demand from Mostyn to Philadelphia and threatening funding for sewage and other improvements. Readjustment bonds hold above 8, a small mercy amid the panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan
Ron Mostyn
Philadelphia
Elizabeth
Honda
Ciy
Trade schools push for state wide technical training
The Master Builders association of New Jersey urged cities to back technical and manual training schools, arguing trade education benefits workers and employers. The Elizabet h proposal and sentiments from Philadelphia underscore growing support for public school based trade education.
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Master Builders Association
State of
New Jerey
Dorsey Cry
Acoula
Elizalth
Clement
Nystom
Firefighters Seek Higher Pay Amid City Costs
In Elizabeth on February 1 a letter to the Journal argues city police salaries are rising less than firemen. It notes captains at $81 monthly and engineers at $75, with older staff earning $65 to $70. The writer supports increased pay for fire department personnel, praising their dedication and bravery.
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Yay
Themen
Flemen of
Thisrelty
Automobile Accidents Prompt Legislation Debate
The Press notes conflicting counts of motor vehicle fatalities and injuries in the United States for the prior year, with 1,200 plus injuries and about 200 deaths in 1906 increasing to 1,244 injuries and 200 deaths in 1907. The Springfield Republican argues that license suspensions won t curb risk and urges stronger criminal penalties, including manslaughter charges, to deter reckless driving.
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Chicago Tribune
United States
New York Herald
Mre
Springfield Republican
Unselfish Uncle Sam Comment On Panama Canal Costs
A Springfield Republicaine summary notes Colonel Goethals warned the Panama Canal could cost from 300 million to 400 million dollars, up from an original 150 million. It cites Secretary Taft in Cleveland praising the project as altruistic and benefiting the world, with no clear return in money or trade.
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Sam
Goethals
Panama Canal
Taft
Cleveland
Springfeld Republicain
American Girls Should Favor American Husbands
A Philadelphia Press commentary argues American women should marry American men to avoid unhappy European alliances. It condemns aristocratic matches as financially lavish but emotionally perilous, blaming parents for fostering such unions and urging adherence to American ideals to prevent scandal, divorce, and domestic misery.
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Jordling
Philadelphia
King and President on Suffrage Demonstration
A fragment reflects public figures handling suffrage protests with humor. It imagines King Edward alarmed by women approaching his carriage seeking voting rights, contrasting with a Roosevelt-like calm. The piece casts the average man as more frightened by a single woman than by a crowd.
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King Edward
Roosevelt
Patpraon
Call
The Rise of a Profession City Planning Spreads
Charles M. Robinson surveys the growth of city planning in the United States. He notes a seven year arc from 1901 and cites New York, St. Louis, St. Paul, Cincinnati and Boston among leaders, with commissions and reports shaping urban reform. The piece argues planning reshapes streets, public buildings, parks, and traffic while preserving city character and public spirit.
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Charnit Menyyey
Nocamiee
United
Hobinson
Will
England
Europe
American
Newgate
Baguio
Philippine Islands
New York
St. Louis
St. Paul
Cincinnati
Boston
Jamestown
Ogdensburg
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Baltimore
Hartford
Columbus
San Diego
Watertown
Duluth
Franclulu
Report
America
Washington
Auwan
Toronto
Evila
Charities
Commona
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United States Army
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Ptaooth
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Gertie King
Appleton
the Prudential
Tife Insurance
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