Elizabeth Daily Journal Ad Rates and Office Details
The Elizabeth Daily Journal lists its offices at 14 Broad Street Elizabeth NJ and branches at city and Newark and New York Chicago bureaus. Rates include 2 cents per copy and weekly 12 cents outside city limits. classified ad rates begin at one cent per word with a 10 cent minimum. The paper is a member of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and wires news from its own operator daily. Anonymous submissions are not considered.
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F. N. Romier
Broad Street
Advertiser
New York
F. R. Northrup
Wirth Avenue
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Chicago
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American Newspaper Publishers
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New Jersey Governor Stokes State of the Union Summary
Governor Stokes presents a concise message praising industrial growth and reform efforts in New Jersey while acknowledging ongoing challenges. He warns against continuous legislation and calls for clearer state municipal relations, emphasizing local governance needs in Newark Jersey City Paterson Trenton and other cities. He notes rising state dependents and the need for reforms to ballots and elections.
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Stoken
New Jersey
Stokes
Thad
Commonwealth
Trenton
Newark
Jersey City
Grade crossings policy and crime trends across states
The report covers Pennsylvania Railroad grade crossings reduced on major lines toward New York and Washington, with remaining crossings noted as infrequent. It also cites rising murder and manslaughter convictions in New Jersey, calls for law changes, and mentions political signals around Tift and Roosevelt, plus local school building governance in Baltimore.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Utie
Trid
CIA
Woeshington
Terse Opty
Pittalatiye
Ian Paneer
Attonia
Pittaburg
Ap Boca
Havvistuey
Linden
Pennsylvania
Gouvernor Forts and judiciary seek retirements and reappointments
The press comments on Governor Fort and the judiciary suggest a contested approach to appointing and renewing state court leaders. Chancellor Willa Maye and Chief Justice Gummere are praised for long service, while Justice Hendrickson may be replaced. Pension schemes and age factors loom as Governor-elect weighs fresh appointments.
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Forts
Thendricksong
Tim
Gustice Hendrickson
Subanis
Political chatter and reform talk mix with liquor law fears
The Essex county Assemblymen abandon liquor excise plans amid saloon interests and warnings of stricter future controls. The Newark Sunday Call lampoons a Washington hog bill while commenting on Secretary Dickinson's political exit and lobbyist dynamics in Trenton.
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Essex County
Newark
Witter
Paterson
Dickinson
Hudsa
Texas
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Notable Figures Span Wealth and Arts in Early 20th Century Reflections
The piece surveys diverse figures including Senator George 8. Nixon with vast Wyoming and Nevada landholdings, Tonopah and Nevada mining wealth, Shakespeare scholar W. J. Rolfe nearing eighty and his Shakespearean Proverbs project, and General Eli Torrence of Minneapolis linked to a Christmas gift for Confederate veterans. It notes Poe’s mantel to Columbia University and Vice President Fairbanks’s desk as a reflection on discipline and order in public life.
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George 8. Nixon
Nevilla
Wyoming
Nevada
Tonopah
Goldfield
Columbia
Diamondfield
Manhattan
Fairview
W. J. Rolfe
Mr. Rolfe
Eli Torrence
Minneapolis
Miss
Raml Army of the Republic
Alabama
Oe Hematreet
Brooklyn
Edgar Allan’ Poe
Columbia University
Quaint compliment on Mark Twain's kindness from Hartford clergyman
A Hartford clergyman praised Mark Twain's sympathetic nature in a quaint aside, noting Twain's courtesy at a sermon and his ability to focus the talk, even when interrupted. In Washington, Republican Senators in a hotel lobby were joined by Jonathan Bourne who offered a thousand dollars.
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Mark Twain
Hartford
Washington Star
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Prize essay on Why Roosevelt Should Be Compelled to Take a Second Term
A fragmentary mock prize essay contest includes dialogue about Roosevelt and a humorous tale of lawyers. It references a December statement by Roosevelt and a Portland bar anecdote about two farmers resolving disputes in court, with commentary by Burkett Kean and speakers at a Peoples Institute event.
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Roosevelt
Bourne
Burkett
John Kean
Yeno
Kean
Tom Reed
Portland
Reed
Bellows
Tie
Corwin
Hayseed
Andeir
Charles Sprague Smith
Peoples Institute
New York
Taft
Smith
Navy
Fatt
West
Pices
California
Maine
Canada
Mexico
Fragmented anecdotes and aphorisms from period press
Excerpt gathers brief quotes and jokes from various sources in a periodical voice. It includes observations on smallpox beliefs shaping employment ads, a Francis Thompson anecdote about a swallow, a New York store scene with a floorwalker, and short pointed paragraphs on manners and social duties from Chicago Daily News.
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