Elizabeth Daily Journal Ad Rates and Offices
The Elizabeth Daily Journal lists advertising terms including one word per vent ad rates with a minimum ten cents per insertion and special notices. It lists branch offices in Newark New York and Chicago and mentions telegraph dispatches and affiliations with the American Newspaper Publishers Association and United Press.
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Voting Machine Defeat in Bergen County Special Election
Reported loss for voting machines in Huckerauck where the ballot shows two to one against them. The Newark Star notes the new law allowing municipal votes on machines aimed to head off abolition bills. Nationwide sentiment suggests parties seek to stop campaigns and avoid costly elections.
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Governor Fort Intervenes Over Jail Case Delays
Reported actions show Governor Fort aiding Elizabethan and other inmates held long times in Hudson county jail including Thompson case for five months and a Brooklyn motorman’s wife murder charge. Appeals to Chief Executive for release noted while bail not demanded for most, money posted as guaranty. Worries over compensation and witness costs highlighted as Supreme Court scrutiny and public sentiment weigh on potential revision amid harsh jail conditions and delayed trials.
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Merchants debate Saturday hours for July to August
A fragment discusses keeping shops open for longer hours to attract customers. It mentions a proposed plan to close Saturday afternoon and evening during July and August, with potential Friday-evening openings, noting cost and rent considerations for clerks. The text reflects retailer concerns about labor and patronage.
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Early Saturday Closing Trends Across New Jersey Stores
A survey of retail hours shows several cities like Newark and Elizabeth adopting Saturday afternoon closings, with merchants wary of initiating the move while clerks push for broader support. Governor Fortin receives honorary doctorates from Dickinson, Seton Hall, and Middlebury colleges as political tensions rise in Republican circles.
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Bowdoin College Welcomes Gunner Tank Talk and Hegel Hoot
Bowdoin College prepares a Welkomie on GunneRCeMeNl tank as survivors are discussed. Vice-President Fars Tiorke is noted as ainshotery, cold, and studious, while Hegel Hoot reportedly draws no salary from the Salvation Army beyond travel expenses. Senator Burrows of Michigan emerges in the spotlight as political shifts reshape the Republican National Convention dynamics.
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Charge SF Senator and a political caution
The article surveys debate on choosing United States Senators by popular vote, citing Newark Star and Trenton Times. It questions timing for elections, favors state control, and notes broader political pressures while referencing meat prices, milk health rules in Chicago, and various opinions from multiple papers.
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Hoboken to Get Recreation Pier Despite Past Bankruptcies
From Hoboken, too, an amusement place is planned a recreation pier to be built. Since the city’s bankruptcy years ago the main pastime has been laughing at creditors and poking fun at Rahway and Linden-Hoboken Observer notes the aim to create a new public amusement site.
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Pointed Paragraphs From a Quotation Filled Page
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News presents assorted maxims on thrift luck and social conduct. It reflects on planning vacations, the perils of chaperoning, and the folly of mixing business with pleasure, highlighting urban wit and practical philosophy.
Uncertain Voices and Civic Ironies From a Studio Scene
A collage of quotes and comical asides from Chicago News and New York Sun framing social pretensions. Characters mock professions and public memory while a prospective tenant speaks of renting a studio for sculpture beside a mouldering sculptor.
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