Elizabeth Daily Journal Advertisements and Notices Reel
An item listing the Elizabeth Daily Journal offices in Newark and New York, pricing for advertisements and notices, including Wanted To Let For Sale and wedding notices. The text notes rates per week, per item, and a mention of the newspaper’s association memberships and telegraph dispatch capabilities.
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the Journal
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Publishers’ Press
Lin Taegreph
City fails to curb dangerous Fourth of July explosives
A dated editorial blasts Elizabethtown for not enacting ordinances to regulate sale and storage of fireworks and explosives. It urges licensing dealers, enforcing rules, and issuing warnings ahead of July Fourth to prevent accidents and property damage.
Firearms Fear Rising After City Shootings
A city officer was wounded by a resident carrying a revolver amid a saloon fight. The shooter later bought a pistol, surrendered it, then fired at the officer in the leg. In a separate case a youth was shot dead by a man who feared an armed hold up and fired into the air. A court session yesterday heard both stories, underscoring gun risk.
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Elizabeth Hien
Ei Ber
Elizabeth City News and Public Health Efforts
The item discusses criminal justice with mentions of attempted gunfire and jail, highlighting police concerns and the need to deter violations. It notes sewage and river pollution improvements costing around $200,000, plus progress on recreation pier plans and urban social experiments in a congested city. It also references Shakespeare and local anecdotes, ending with a remark on hot water cures and civic history.
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Howe
Elieabeth
Ste Valine
Elizabeth
Cocaine Habit in Minities Court Records Warn of Growing Use
A discussion on cocaine use and arrests, noting rising habit, frequent illegal sales without licenses, and severe sentences in Chicago. References include Newark arrests, a club of youths aged 17 to 24, and bonds set at 400 dollars. The piece links the drug trade to broader social and legal concerns while noting presidential remarks on peace and tax legality.
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Caine
Chicago
Leas
Newark
Orchard confession hints at factory cheese plot
A garbled note references Orchard confessing to a cheese factory setup amid a Jamaica Exposition scene. It mentions a Jamestown visitor and kissing incident costs, with biblical quotation and grand jury caution. The fragment references Independence Mine explosion and strawberry exhibit at the James town Exposition.
Dogs Roaming on Streets Prompt Ed Letter Concerns Dog Catcher
A reader questions what action was taken about dogs at large in the city. The letter recalls a past dispute, notes many roaming dogs, some valuable, most not worth the pound, and asks if there is an official dog catcher this year. Dogs should stay off the streets.
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Citiens
Trade schools urged to modernize public education
Jersey City Journal argues for expansion of manual training in public schools. It supports moving toward a German model with practical skills like woodworking and cooking, potentially clearing space in the core curriculum for trade-oriented instruction.
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Jersey City Journal
Do Autoists Own the Roads or Not
A Sunday Advertiser column argues that auto disasters persist with outdoor season. Speed, risk, and lack of caution deter safer travel, proposing strict speed limits and private tracks to protect pedestrians and horse riders. The piece condemns high speed as a menace and urges radical town changes to shield ordinary users.
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Charlote
Trentan Sunday
State Gazette Defends Fair Investigation Amid Political Attacks
A state political dispute centers on newspaper attacks and defenses over the Assembly investigating committee. The State Gazette asserts it supports a fair inquiry and cites Governor Blakes’ veto of bills, including a liquor license reform linked to residency limits, amid broader saloon controversy in Philadelphia and political maneuvering.
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Newark Morning Star
New Jersey
Assembly Investigating Committee
Trenton State Gazette
Blakes
Astorasad
Anil dix
Minturn
Hudean
Philadelphi
Governor's Slint Opens Liquor Trade in Most Counties
The Camden Courier notes a bill allowing residents from other Staten, after residency, to engage in retail liquor sales in all counties except Ka sexeth Hudson. Exemption raises questions about two directorates and foreign liquor sellers, with the excise board likely welcoming the broader access.
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Mem
Staten
Regan
Dirotelaes
Camden Courier
Faguour Broadway squad details and notable notes
The piece notes tall lean policemen in New York on Broadway and mentions various varied items from a Roosevelt home site at West Neck to a Massachusetts Bay colony gesture. It also cites historical figures, religious orders, and Jewish populations in British cities, alongside plans to relocate John Howard Paine’s cottage at East Hampton.
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Faguour Broadway
New York
London
Manchester
Leeds
Liverpool
Great Britain
Johm Howard Paine
Ensthampton
Long Island
Lkely
Florence Kingsley and minister husband in small town church
Florence Morse Kingsley, wife of Rev Charles Kingsley, presided over a union church in a charming town on Staten Jalan near the minister's home. He served at Eeaperne Church for sixty years without pay. Their long partnership reflected dedication to the church and community.
Laugh or Two Decision Reserved
A fragmented humorous exchange features characters Charles Shaee-st and Dudley discussing social missteps and attraction. The text panels mix dialogue about nerves, wit, and a cheeky remark about a cigar, revealing a lighthearted, gossip-like tone from a newspaper humor page.
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Charles
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