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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
9
Fragmentary page shows downtown Newark office addresses and branch listings. Includes Broad Street building notes, ad rates, delivery terms, and references to classified help wanted and notices. Contains partial typography and misread words from a historic newspaper layout.
The piece discusses vandalism on Cherry Street and calls for police action to catch the guilty, condemns attacks by motorists, and links Kentucky’s tobacco tax conflict and widespread law violations to a broader decline in the rule of law, warning such lawlessness threatens governance and public safety.
Fragmentary notice urges readers to keep informed via the Journal with timely local news and letters from home. It specifies changing addresses, notifying the agent, and paying in advance for a daily rate of 2 cents.
The article analyzes Taft's stance on labor unrest, injunctions, and trust regulation. It contrasts his positions with the Democratic platform, noting his calls for swift enforcement against abuses, revised federal supervision over railroads, and limits on corporate power, while challenging the Democrats on injunctions and tariff adjustments.
A speaker condemns the city administration as incompetent and urges replacing officials who fail to enforce laws. The placard calls for amending excise provisions if needed, and for electing legislators who will ensure obedience to the law regardless of political faction.
The writer argues President Roosevelt's suggestion to appeal the Indiana case involving Standard Oil to obtain a ruling on the Sherman and Hepburn acts. It asserts the Illinois court decision is local and not a legal principle, urging federal or state courts to uphold the President's action as valid. The piece defends governmental coordination between executive guidance and legal interpretation for interstate commerce rights.
Consul Alfred A Winslow at Valparaiso notes rising motor power use and electric power emergence due to costly fuel. The 1907 import and production figures show $34 051 000 value and 6 015 199 cases of canned goods, with comparisons to 1902. The analysis highlights growing stalls industries in Chill and Valparaiso areas.
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