Elizabeth Daily Journal Ad Rates and Office Details
The Elizabeth Daily Journal outlines office locations at No 74 Broad Street and East Jersey Street with branch offices near drug stores and newsstands. It lists advertising rates for single copies, weekly delivery, and rate card specifics for notices and messages, noting submission rules and authenticity requirements.
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Pibitanel
Bacepk Bunday
Crane
Broad Stant
Elzabeth
N. J
East Jersey Street
Flist Street
Broad Street
Newark
Elisabeth-Newark
Geli Elizabeth
SAPP
Deaths on the Rail Grade Crossing Crisis
The New Jersey Railroad Commission reports dangerous crossing conditions with 108 deaths and 306 injuries in four months. Call for immediate legislative action to enforce safer tower operations and higher wages to prevent incompetent staff and reduce carnage on main lines.
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Aome
Atancea
Rapid
State Board of Railroad
New Jersey State Railroad Commission
New Jersey
Railroad Commission
Return of depositor confidence seen in savings banks
Reports in New York morning papers describe a flood of deposits at savings banks with long lines of women depositing funds to earn interest. Bank leaders note many sixty day withdrawal notices have been revoked and money is available, suggesting money flowed back but not yet a stock market rebound or currency solution.
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New York
Tribune
Savings Bank
Wall Street
Iossi
Dickinson to Quit Politics in Hudson County
An old New Jersey political rumor centers on Col. Samuel D. Dickinson retiring from politics in Hudson County. The piece notes declining influence after his reappointment as Secretary of State and hints he may quit regardless of whether he wins the chairmanship. It references Governor Stokes and Governor Hughes era ideas, plus a possible public politics commission.
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Dickinson
Samuel D. Dickinson
New Jersey
Hudson County
Hia
Col. Dickinson
Stokes
Odo
Hudson
Editor notes oppose street paving amid finances
A New York reader questions pushing street improvements when finances are tight. The letter argues property taxes could rise with new paving costs and appeals for better returns on current rates, water and gas, noting dangers from fast traffic and preferring contentment over costly projects.
Flying Machine bids spark aviation progress and doubt
The War Department invites bids to develop a serviceable flying machine, a move seen as pivotal for aerial navigation though no design yet meets all requirements. The piece notes Santos Dumont and others proving feasibility and cites mixed hopes for American improvement and government reforms in New Jersey.
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War Department
Smithson ‘Institution
Santos Dumont
France
Vento
St. Louis Republic
Relic of Chesapeake Flag to be Auctioned in London
The flag of the Chesapeake and the battered ship Chesapeake commanded by Lawrence are being auctioned in London as part of a private relic collection. The piece, linked to the 1813 battle off Boston Harbor where the Shannon-crew defeated American forces, is sought by Americans to honor naval heroism and preserve independence.
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Northwestern Railroad Company
Northwestern Railroad
Trenton
London
Chesapeake
Lawrence
Boston Harbor
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tales Tersely Told Diplomatic Tommy
Tommy returns from a visit recounting manners and kindness with a mischievous note. He recalls being struck by the Smith boy with a chunk of coal and his own retaliatory rock strike the day before. The Erie Record captures a child’s sly humor and neighborhood mischief.
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Tommy
Smith
Erie
Anecdotes and Jokes Highlight 19th Century Laugh Lines
A collage of light quips and political barbs. Timothy D. Sullivan jokes about a hair cut bribe while a Albany assembly quip mocks lobbyists offering stocks and bonds. A minister and sexton exchange barbs about fit pulpit. A Kansan City debtor learns only a widow remains attachable.
Scattershot Prose Sayings From Chicago Daily News
A collection of aphoristic lines about vanity, willpower, skepticism toward cross questions, and workplace motives. The quips touch on appearances, legal minds, luck, and love with a humorous, sardonic tone.
Giddy Widow seating and light interchanges headline notes
A collection of humorous exchanges and snippets from newspapers and society pages. Jokes about preaching without notes, island mishaps, insurance plans, bookable seats for The Giddy Widow, and a weary verse about the panic and malaise of the world mixed with light banter.
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Ecflabeth Daily Journal
F. N. Summer
Broadstreet
Advertiser
F. R. Northrup
Fifth Avenue
Brungwick Building
Chicago
Rbune Building
Lmith
Eligay Deth
The
Journal
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Nited Press
Prevn
Baltimore American
Kansan
Waid
Immanity
Ming
New -York
Dan
Riverside
Riversite
Jim Hargis
Jackvin
Louisville Courier Journal
John Franklin Fort
Pering
Taway
Judge Williams
Ogre Pg Muaingly
Timothy D
Big Tim) Sullivan
Albany
Sullivan
Speaker
Big Tim
Kansan City
Kansas City
Sacred Heart Review
Simian
Chicago Daily. News
Mike
Louisville Courier-Journal
Union County Trust Company
Broad and West Grand Sts
Elizabeth, N
Nea
Vonea
Market Street
CLOTE
Regul Egular
Hosters
Reg
Beye Balto
Roe Hae Bede
Aodeva Een
Glenn
Mary
To-Da
W. J. E. Cocker
Elizabeth
Avenue
West Janis Street
Woodruff Storage
NEW Jersey Central
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