Old World Ad Page Spills Office Listings and Rates
Fragmented advertisement page shows multiple city offices, branch locations in Newark and New York, and Chicago addresses. It lists advertising rates for insertions, types of notices, and references to The Journal and Associated Press, with hints of telegraphic news service and uptake by various newspapers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Eset Sercey Soret
Bard Biteee
Newark
Waverner Tublize
York
New
Chicago
Let the Journal Follow You Elizabethans Leave City
An advertisement urges readers to keep informed by the Journal as they depart London. It promises more news than a letter from home and offers home delivery with address changes, direct orders, and a telephone contact. It notes advance payment for those with no account and a daily rate for time desired.
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Journal
Focal
Telips
Jeb
Public relations harm from wedding ads in amusements
The piece decries sensational wedding advertising in amusement parks. It argues newspapers should refuse to promote such unions, urging restraint by editors and public opinion to protect the sanctity of marriage and curb risqué displays. It calls for municipal scrutiny of advertising practices at venues to reduce risk and preserve decorum.
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Hon Ia
Wilvee Fiser
Berriers
Trenton
Peron
Iss
Acti
Boss Davis and Sunday Selling Sparks Political Uproar
Hudson County Democratic boss Robert Davis faces backlash after endorsing a controversial operation stance. The incident shifts attention to Sunday business suspensions and party leaders debate public voting on key issues. Senator Coby backs Referendum timing as Sunday selling fuels district tensions.
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Boss Davis
Robert Davis
Hudson
New Jersey
Cojby
Bishop Threats Stir Polls In New Jersey Row
Report discusses fear that threats and insults aimed at Bishop Jaw Thoigh Hidsop county workers could influence the upcoming election. The piece frames the bishop as a target in a volatile political struggle, urging calm and stressing the contested roles of parties and voters.
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New Jersey
Pulic
Who
Labor Leader Gompers Faces Democratic Pressure Split Rumors
The federation chief resists Bryan votes from labor groups amid NPC debates. Delegates accuse Gompers of seeking party favors while labor leaders warn against ceding union influence. The Central Labor Union and others discuss the impact on labor politics and party alignment.
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Samuel Gompene
Federum of
Bryam
Denver
Hoover
Vompera
American Federation of Labor
Geompors
Labor
New York Central
Tite
Deelari
Bryan
Ara
the Central
Tim O Otter
Union
Thin Sama
Gonspars
Kleintson
Gompera
Juhi Mulholland
Lahog
Ourneyman Bakers’ and Confectioners’ International Union, Gumpers
Nan Bryan
Hin Democratic Orty
Trade Iunidaiata
Ita
Democrata
Hollen
Chicago
Inj
Nwa
Sam Tampers
Janes Feeney
Central Labor Union of Washington
Gompers
Buyan
Taft
Tabor He Raya
Elizabeth Mayoral Race Heated by Excise Bureau Critique
Newark News reports a heated debate over Elizabeth city governance as State Excise Commission chairmen criticize lax enforcement and the city’s liquor laws. General Collins faces scrutiny over his pledge to enforce the law while Council President Dennia Collins contends with party dynamics and the mayoral nomination. The piece contrasts New Jersey Mosquito lore with Staten Island myths and ends by discussing local option politics and liquor control across North Jersey counties.
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Elizabeth
Suga
Elles Feth
Atairnun Fisk
State Excise Commission
Beck
Doard Hay
Litten
Fieneral Dennia F
Charman Fisk
Ryan
Atlantic City
Collins
Callina
Fisk
Colling
Ryan Wan
Colling and
Hinchcliffe
Coman
Newark News
South Lirwy
Halla of Assembly
Hudson
Ensex
Vleven
Passalive
Union
Bergen
Morris
Suasex
Somerset
Mid- Menex
North Jersey
Holmes
Routh Jerey
South Jersey
Hoboken
Notable American Clergy and World Affairs Highlight Recent Events
Bishop J W Bashford returns from study in China with extensive insights into missions. Dr James Curtis Hepburn marks Princeton graduate anniversary and medical degree dates. Lieutenant Mazzard heads to Washington to await retirement review after Funston era. Mrs Gertrude Barney elected Montgomery Mo city proctor on fusion ticket. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers may appoint Jamon R Howe as general counsel, a working engine driver and lawyer from Galesburg Illinois.
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Gertrude Barney
Montgomery
Ywae
Jamon R. Howe
Galesburg
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Fragmentary OCR dialogue on bill and fire debt
A cut dialogue fragment shows a character asking about a bill or the amount burned last month. A calm reply from behind the desk suggests the speaker meant only a representation of the charge rather than a direct expenditure.
Quotations and quips prompt a curious collage
A garbled OCR collage features fragmented phrases and spoofed quotes. It cites Chicago, Detroit Free Press, and Lippincott's style lines about anniversaries, opportunity, and misheard lines. The readable bits suggest a satirical mix rather than a coherent event.
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New York Democratic State Committee
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Chuck” Conners
Breas
Heaven
Leat
Jordey
New York City
New York
Jersey Skeeter
Jersey
Waterson Call
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United States
Lome
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Robert Davin
Miamy
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China
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Orange
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Russell J. Mazzard
Usb
General Funston
Aguinaldo
San Francisco
Washington
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Woard
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Chicago New
Dave
Raply
Aarp
Mansytert
Ata
Polaes
Hentiet
Daly Tongue
Detroit Free Press
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Special Department
Charles Stein
Elizabeth Clothing
Broad ST
Near East Jersey
Our Ladies
Oxford
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Russia
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Elizabeth Avenue
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Manhattan
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