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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
2
The Elizabeth Daily Journal lists advertising categories and rates including wanted to let for sale and notices. It notes weekday publication with a Newark office and affiliated services with the United Press Telegraph, distributing news daily up to four PM.
The ad promotes The Journal as a way for residents leaving the city to stay informed about local affairs. It invites readers to notify the agent or send orders, with advance payment for non-subscribers and a rate of 2 cents per day for time desired.
A state supreme court decision, delivered by Justice Fort, sustains a city ordinance requiring all taverns to be open during specified hours and limiting hotel licenses. The ruling upholds the prohibition on certain taverns and traveler accommodations, and discusses section four of the act in detail.
A muddled draft notes a political debate on voting machines in Elizabeth with references to officials General Collins and a secretary’s office. The text questions whether machine voting should be allowed and explores party positions on the issue amid a broader discussion of future governance and reform.
A fragmented narrative discusses international exhibitions and visits by dignitaries, noting the influence of global events on local policy. It references George and Moyd-George, peace advocates, and plans for a minister to promote international good relations amid wartime concerns and public funding debates.
A lengthy letter page discusses civic leadership and reform efforts in Newark and Passaic County. It cites Assemblyman Prince, Senator Uinohlite, and Professor Prince as reform advocates, critiques the direct election debate, and notes tax bill errors and municipal ethics issues. The piece urges prudent governance, reduced fines, fireworks regulation, and expanded public recreation to improve urban life.
Readers urge unity across races in supporting President Roosevelt while stressing political caution. A Citizen from Elizabeth condemns dog catcher abuses and urges humane enforcement. Salvation Army appeal requests funds and clothing for local ministries as revival work continues through the season.
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