Elizabeth Daily Journal Ad Rates and Office Details
The Elizabeth Daily Journal lists office locations in Elizabeth Newark New York and Chicago with address details and rate cards. It notes advertisement pricing for various item types and mentions telegraphic news service and authorship guidelines.
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Newark
F. N. Summer
Broad Street
Advertiser
New York
F. R. Northrup
Brunawick
Chicago
Tribune Building
Ill
Mayor Urges Permanent Board of Tax Commissioners
The article highlights Mayor Ryan’s push for establishing a permanent, well paid Board of Tax Commissioners to handle assessments for the city. It argues such a body would be nonpartisan, office-backed, and capable of maintaining records while studying laws and shaping state legislation. Public agitation is urged to secure authority.
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Ryan
Elizabeth
Board of
Tax Commissioners
Board of Tax Commissioners
Year s minf disasters and mine deaths in 1907
Figures summarize mine disasters and other accidents from 1907 with 3 086 killed and 2 721 injured. The data urge state officials and legislators to strengthen mine safety laws and prevention efforts nationwide.
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Bittet
Questionable biennial sessions in several states noted
The piece surveys calls for biennial legislative sessions in states like Massachusetts Rhode Island New Jersey Georgia and New York amid concerns over overlong statutes and recent policy debates. It mentions Governor Hughes and Governor Guild silence and references the New Year messages from the Covertiera. It also notes Pittsburgh fare plans and Grover Cleveland era reforms.
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Govenor Hughes
Guild
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Georgia
South Carolina
New York
Naturalization steps for a foreign-born 21 year old citizen hopeful
A reader from Elizabeth asks if a 21 year old foreign-born resident may obtain citizenship by first papers or must file later papers. The editor cites a rule that declaration of intention must be at 18 and five years residence, with admission at 21 after two years’ declaration, plus related notes from General Collins on municipal street project delays.
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Elizabeth
Naturalization UN
United States
Union Avenue
Morris Avenue
Prince Street
Collins
Washington
Washington Post
New Jersey Battle Monument Associations Considered
Press notes urge forming a state level body to oversee Civil War battlefield shafts and monument care in New Jersey. It suggests a single commission with a secretary could handle funds, maintenance, and annual meetings to honor the state’s memorials.
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Trenton
Monuments Need One Board for Care
The editorial argues monuments should be cared for by a single board or commission, avoiding fragmentation and duplication. It urges centralized, efficient oversight rather than multiple bodies to manage preservation duties.
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Walt
Trenton Times
Getting Around a Diffigulty in Biddeford Maine
The piece recalls Charles Whitney of Biddeford Maine a witty man who jokes about navigation with a wagon to Portland. He reads guide boards at night then plans to remove a board to avoid repeated checks, a humorous slice of small town mischief.
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Charles Whitney
Biddeford
Bangle
Portland
Nearboro
Whitney
Bagley
Witty Exchange Over Missing Shipment Riles Traders
The junior partner crafts a pointed note admitting fault but insisting no error by the firm. He quotes the customer order asking for 50 crates of eggs with urgency, illustrating a comic miscommunication in the deal.
Notable figures and opinions in early 1900s politics and society
A collage of brief items features Rev. C. H. Prescott, a Michigan millionaire preacher and landowner in six states and Canada. It notes left handed Speaker Cannon, Lt. Lahm aiding balloon work, and classic political lineage. It also includes various quips on poverty, education, wives, and optimism from Chicago Daily News.
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Rev
C. H. Prescott
Michigan
States
Canada
Speaker Cannon
A Laugh or Two and a Patchwork of Jests
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. Jocular dialogue includes engravings and visiting cards, satirical lines about Indians and government aid, detective witticisms, and light wedding banter. The samples reflect early 20th century newspaper humor and social satire.
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Augustus
Crane
Elizabeth, N. J
East Jersey Street
Flint Street
Flizaeth
Journal
American Newspaper Publishers Association
United Presa
Wapecak
Pittsburg
Governor Fort
Grover Cleveland
The
Senator Allison
Iowa
John D. Stockefeller
Chicago University
Mr. Rockefeller
Paterson
Secretary of State
Collina
Dickinson
Samuel D. Dickinson
Stokes
Newark Evening .Star
Vardantan
Mississippi
Darky
Sal
Joe
New York Produce Commission
Frank P. Lahm
Signal Corps
War Department
Charles Def. Chandler
Fort Myer
J. A. Johnson
Minnesota
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
Herschel V. Johnson
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
James C. Coutts
House of Representatives
House
Representative Atkins
Marion,o
Chicago Daily News
Engraving Department
Telltale
Sorghum
Washington Star
Brown
Tatler
Boston Blue Belle
Browning
Baltimore American
Josiah
Houston
Post
Union County Trust Company
Pala
Broad and
West Grand Sis, Elizabeth, N. J
Charles ‘Stein
eerAntisaco
Vearg
Stein
P. S
Charles Stein
Broad ST
East
Jersey St
Elizabeth Clothing Co
Park ST
White
Sale
Aleo
aOdd
Aizes
J. Blum
SON
Broadway
Awnings
Aggren Bros CO
Ogg
American Dental Parlors
Bank Street
Bradbury Piano
F. J. Vogel
First St
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