Tabet Daily Journal Advertising Rates and Office Details
The notice lists office addresses in Elizabeth New Jersey and Chicago with advertising rates per line and per card. It specifies charges for wedding and funeral notices, and indicates association memberships. It notes the paper uses telegraph dispatches for up to press time news.
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Broad Street
Elizabeth
N. J
Wee East Jersey Street
Pear Firet Street
Pit
Chewark
W. Sommer
Broad
Tee
American Newspaper Publishers Association
The
United Press
Journal
Tx Telegraph
Ite News
County Tax Boards in Question as Governor-Reform Proposals Stir Debate
Governor Fort proposes abolishing county tax boards to unify valuations and curb urban burdens. Supporters point to Union County as a successful model, while opponents warn of political influence and administrative loss. Critics stress that removal must consider efficiency, honesty, and proper oversight before any consolidation.
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Trenton Times
Anaessora
Union County Board
Vari
Tax Board
Tment
Governor and brewer debate New Jersey liquor policy
The exchange highlights disagreement over excise reforms between the Governor and Lembec & Bete Brewing in Jersey City. Both agree a flawed system exists and support creating a commission to study the liquor industry, remove politics from it, and propose fair statewide excise legislation with brewer representation on the audit panel.
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Lembec & Bete Brewing
Jersey
Governor Fort
Hynes
Aiune
New Jersey
Audit Commission
Governor Fort’s liquor commission plan debated in New Jersey
An editorial argues against a statewide liquor commission to study saloons and hours, favoring targeted enforcement. It praises Governor Fort’s judicial appointments in the county and notes arrests of mine bosses in Pennsylvania as signs of needed oversight, while faulting wine disaster investigations for neglecting state laws.
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Agig
New Jersey
Mort
Dickinson
Newark Evening Star
Letters to the Editor on Panama employment and local voters
A reader asks how a mechanic can pursue Isthmian Canal employment and which offices to contact. The Journal cites limited current openings, advises direct or agent referrals, and lists a New York City office and an information manual. Also contested is whether foreign-born residents sufficiently participate in city affairs and tax payments.
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Penanea Canal
Panama
Elizabeth
Isthmian Canal Commission
Washington
Psthanus
Hill
Commission
Lafayette
New York City
New York
The
Olives
Ith
Hiligabeth
Rent and holidays sparks questions in New Jersey letters
Readers ask about laws on advance rent payments and evictions, fire escapes for tenements, and whether July 4 is a national holiday. Editor answers: advance rent depends on contract. eviction typically eight days total after judgment. Fourth of July not a general holiday. Labor Day is observed in DC for commercial purposes.
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Elizabeth
Constant Reader
Congress
Fifty-third Congress
District of Columbia
Territories
Amendments Process Outlined by the Press
The piece explains two paths to constitutional amendments. One requires two thirds approval in both houses and ratification by three fourths of the states. The other calls a national convention by legislatures representing two thirds of the states, with amendments needing ratification thereafter.
The Move to Elect Senate by State Legislatures
The article discusses a movement to elect U S Senators by state legislatures, noting many states support it and a two-thirds threshold may be reached. next year could see Congressional action. It argues replacing wealth-based qualification with broader representation reduces deadlocks and improves democracy. It cites Kentucky as a current example of legislative deadlock and favors reform to ensure full state representation.
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Atich
Mt Au
Mnust
Congress
United States
Senate
Kentucky
Springfield Republian
Teast To Do Fees In New York Commercial Bulletin
Fragmentary notice notes fees and a defective bill related to the existing system. It references Gea Agate and an Agate felt effect, with unclear connection to the New York Commercial Bulletin.
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New York
Commercial Bulletin
Seamy Claims and Fractured Tales From Distant Shores
A collage of excerpts reveals freight claims fever over cattle killed on a Southern railroad in Kentucky with suspected improprieties. Cornwall dialect vignettes and a Trollope book pitch end this miscellany, capturing and lampooning social quirks and literary sales pitches.
A Laugh Of Two An Advantage
A collection of clipped jokes from periodical humor pages. Dialogues include a brisk exchange about marriage and mischief with a drug clerk and a grandmother reproving grandchildren, reflecting light satirical humor typical of the era.
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UL Tabet Daily Journal
Elisabeth
Fort
Commission ON Excise Laws
Grenaburg
Pittsburg Coal Company
Jacob's Creek
Pemnsylvania
Elewhere
Aoe
Saen Ts Hae
Thorne
Board of Education
Civil Service
Kaitor — Journal
Customs House
John Smith
Iain
Joseps ‘J. Couch
Beaver
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
MBS
Henzi
Conrens
House of Representatives
Assembly
Jersey City Journal
Fowler
Southern Railroad
Mnab
Montreal Star
Cornwall
Jenny
Vivian
Anthony. Trollope
Anthony Trollope
England
Damien
Tribune Ee
Henpeck
Philadelphia’ Press
Rathella
Harper’s Weekly
the Prudential
Newark
Axminster & Velvet
West & Fletcher
Mathushek & Son Pianos
Mitiae
Hese
Eta
Bam
Day & Cornish
Union Building
The.aty
Steve Fittings
Afl
Bracklacher
Bros
Elizabeth Ave
Chas. L. Salathe
Cer, Sayre Plath Tesory
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