Journal ad and publishing notices from old New York Tribune building
Fragmentary advert listing pricing, offices, and branch plans. Mentions Jervey Street first street and New York Tribune Building. Notes copy rates, weekly charges, delivery areas and ad categories. Contains historical publisher details and a brief note on the Journal’s wire service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jervey Breet
Neue First Street
Orricws
Mrug
Idk Settie
Broad Street
Brunewick Auliing
New York
Ribune
W714
Let the Journal Follow You Elizabethans Move On
The Journal urges readers leaving the city to inform the Josraas of local affairs and home news. It notes frequent address changes via device and instructs readers to wire orders, notify the Journal, and pay in advance if unlisted in the Journal's books. Rates listed as scents per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josraas
Uniform Auto Law Sparks Federal Uniformity Debate
The Good Ready Convention at Pullale backed a plan to elect national and state lawmakers and to push uniform motor vehicle laws across states. It notes federal registration of automobiles may curb interstate interference, citing Massachusetts liberal tourist access and bar tactics without prompt payment. Senator Ackerman's reelection bid draws praise for independence and a home county commendation, with editors highlighting his stance on home rule and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullale
Ttn
Congress
Philadelphia
Tates
Pamenter
New York
Supreme Court
Masschusetts
Bay
Commonwealth
Kénator
Senate
Wen
Union County
Senatur Ackerman
Newark News
Ackerman
Punty
Trenton Times
Seator Ackerman
Jean
Fenke
Republican Party
Acker
Moir
Yun
Union County Sees Ideal Candidate For Office
The text notes varied county conditions in New Jersey and points to Union County as having the right prospects for an ideal candidate, contrasting with other counties where finance and influence complicate appointive processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Corree
Acker
Ty Rim
Union County
Wiyays
Former railroad head foresees recovery and warns of hard times ahead
Bert Fish, once president of Ad Tfiiiate Central Railroad, predicts continued economic strain but notes rising activity in New England textile hubs and Pittsburgh steel and locomotive sectors. He cites bigger pay rolls in Milwaukee and orders increasing 30 to 50 percent, suggesting a cautious but improving industrial outlook amid election year tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Fish
Ad Tfiiiate Central Railroad
Europe
Fish
Ava
Courke
New England
Pennsylvania
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Cramps’ Shipyards
Pittsburg
Tay
Milwaukee
Pittaburg
Tlm
Allin Chalmers Company
Weather Saves Mummer Resorts From Dull Season
The hot wave turned near disaster into a promising summer for shore hotels and beaches. After prior fears of low business, favorable weather drew crowds from Atlantic City to Maine, restoring patronage and boosting expected profits for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwan
Rejret
Atlantic City
Coant
Maine
Néashore
Jena
Pao
Lincoln Nebraska tightens saloon laws to curb drunkenness
In Lincoln, Nebraska, city officials reduce licenses and enforce strict rules to curb alcohol abuse. The mayoral council limits auto licenses, raises fees, and imposes strong excise authority to revoke licenses for violations while enforcing saloon closures at 7 30 p m. Officials cite public opinion and wasteful drunkenness as reasons for tighter control.
Saloon Reform Tactics Cited At State Hearing
Dean McNally advocated reducing saloons and curbing excessive drinking in the country while urging witnesses at the State Commission hearing to testify. He observed close-range signs of saloon influence and has long pressed to suppress the worst tide of the liquor trade as prosperity returns with about 1,000 workers recently employed at Baldwin Locomotive Works. Waterson's dry Sunday event is anticipated next week.
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Dean McNally
State Commission
Han
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Merry Widows and Sunlight Myths in American Life
In a spirited critique from the era, the piece derides the idea of the merry widow and mocks fashionable wear such as the so called merry widow hats. It argues against bare heads under scorching sun, cites contrasts with Arab and desert dress, and warns against European decadence influencing American tastes and gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Fragmentary Chats on Sympathy and Theatre
A garbled dialogue excerpts mock social wit and topics like bonds of sympathy and public interest. The piece references names such as Chicago News and Yonkers modest place, noting misheard lines about participation in a theatre article and mock debates.
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Chicago News
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Neb
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Fred. Zidm
Treasure
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Aula
Wall & Carlton
Groad Street
Charles Pres
Union County Trust Go
Broad ST
Cor
West Grand ST
Elizabeth
Roy Teflon
Bry
J.wiss & Sons
Newark
Geo
Eilsley
Bepekdocher Bree
Woodrufe Stornae Co
North Pole
Aled Redrgeaton
Alvin Feld
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N. J
Caer
Goodyear
Caban
Ince
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