Elizabeth Journal reports on evening schools opening and grade crossing dangers
The Elizabeth Daily Journal urges residents to enroll in a new 32 night evening school program funded by the city with trained teachers and facilities, while warning that delays may hinder progress. It also condemns dangerous grade crossings at Dark Lane, calling for legislative power to compel railroads to act and noting prior fatalities and ongoing risks.
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Opportunity
Board of Education
Elizabeth
Providence
Dark Lane
Thia
Congdon
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Hans
State Board of Railroad’ Commissioners
Railroad Commission
Street improvements urged by editor in Elizabeth letter
Joseph McManus of Elizabeth writes that substantial street improvements are crucial. He cites General D B Collins on paved, clean streets with lighting as city assets and urges council action to modernize and beautify the town to attract residents. He emphasizes progressive leadership and timely work. January 6.
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Frank Hitepeoek
Taft
Hitcpcoek
Roosevelt
Improvementa
D. BE. Collins
Mente
Comments By The Press and Public Attitudes in Election Coverage
The Long Branch Record and other papers weigh in on gambling saloon influence and political support around Senator Kean. Negatives on concealed weapons policy are paired with calls for law and order as judges link violence to intoxication and weapon possession in several counties.
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Long Branch
Gemblers
Lakewood Times and Journal
Tudge Booraem
Middlesex
Somerset
Fasex
Passaic
Burlington
New York
Hendrickson
Burlington County
New Brunswick
A Laugh or Two and Odd Exchanges in Prose
A collage of quips and questions from readers and humorous exchanges. A child asks about predictions while adults trade banter about writing poetry and catching burglars. The scene shifts through snippets about Boston, Philadelphia, and Wall Street.
Rich Velour Coats Offer Deep Reductions in Styles
Today's selections include black Velour du Nord coats embroidered in the Vosges region and American made Velours, all at radical price cuts. Coats range from 25 to 110, with lengths from 50 inches to seven-eighths, featuring braid, embroidery, satin or peau de cygne linings, and options like mink or Persian lamb collars.
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Shanghai
China
Price-Cut Sale On Scarfs Towels and Damask at Second Floor
Deep discounts posted on textiles with items like scarfs in multiple sizes priced from 95 cents to 2 dollars and tea cloths from 1.50 to 2. The sale includes damask by the yard and damask tablecloths 71 inches wide at reduced rates plus towels and napkins with substantial markdowns across sizes. Second Floor, Old Building.
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Elizabeth Daily Journal
Augustus S. Crane
Broad Street
N. J
East Jersey Street
Fliat Street
Newark
F. N. Summer
Broadstreet
Advertiser
F. BR. Northmp
Fifth Avenue
Brunswick
Chicago
Tribune
Tournal
American Newspape Publishers Association
The
United Press
Journal
Jn Yre
Kentucky
Louisville
Kenetucky
Hadsort
Jersey City
Michigan
Port
Erie
Hudson
Joseph Memanus
Elizabeth, Jan
Fort
Kean
Plainfield Courier-News
Tommy
Maxter
Boston
Financial Centre
Wall Street 2
Baltimore
Union County Trust. Company, Broad and
West ‘Grand Sts
Elizabeth, N. J
Angelus
Dail Daly
Prime Dir
Wiltons. Co
Bigelow Axminsters
Hartford Axminsters
Wilton Velvet
Axminsters
Body Brussels
Wilton
Bulldine
Nottingham
Soc
Dsc
Broadway
Tenth Street
Webb
Steven
Kish
Rowel
Ray Bos
A. T. Stewart
John Wanamaker
Fourth Avenue
Eighth
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