The Downtown Office Jersey. Breet. near Miret Street
The Journal describes its Newark and New York offices and its role as a member of the American newspaper publishers association. It notes telegraph wire service and its own operator delivering news daily from around the world up to air time.
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Jersey
Breet
Miret Street
PIC Vment
Ding Blores
News Ark
N. Sommer
Newark
Wyork PY Norkirup
Briwick Tyliidiee
New York
Heago—Suite
Teibuuw ‘Mauding
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Amiprican Epaper Publishers Association
Dullat Pees
Rome
Preva
Let the Journal Follow You Elizabethana Leave City
A promotional note urges readers to keep the Journal as they move, promising more news than home letters. It instructs notifying the agent or sending orders, with telephone contact and advance payment terms. Remittance is 2 cents per day for the desired duration.
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Elizabethana
New Jersey Delegates Split on Taft at National Convention
The New Jersey delegation faced sharp criticism after the state split its 29 votes among Taft and other options at the national convention. Debates over proportional representation, district versus at large delegates, and whether the majority will of New Jersey should guide the selection reflect broader questions about reform and the two party system.
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Chicago
Tutt
New Jersey
Fairbanks
Cannon
Knox
Nyw
Jersey
Taft
Dersey
Smen
Laughrs
New York
Siel Eieinustanten
Hughes
Chienge
Wier
Vietnes
Fairhanks
Chimon
Monsey
South
Depeey
Penney van
Seumur Akeni
Richard Wilt
Pepe
Pitn
Ware
Cottoutitedty
Stadio v
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Lobanatek Cian
Korte
Arbi
Ulin
William Jennings Bryan Named Presidential Candidate
The article notes William Jennings Bryan will be the temporary or provisional nominee for president of the United States. It discusses his recent world tour and highlights his collection The Old World and Its Ways as a key set of essays published for American newspapers.
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Mt Id
Wiliam J. Bryan
William Tenuines Bryan
United States
Value
Syall
Harring
Commoner campaign ad seeks million workers for victory
Fragmented OCR notes describe The Commoner political campaign pamphlet from Lincoln Nebraska organizing an army of one million workers to promote Democratic victory. It cites circulation of 100000 and urges readers to subscribe quickly to fund the effort and spread its message through the coming weekly issue.
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Lund
Nyhouk
Willian
Wigan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Adyvertine
Neoth
Bryan
Presidential election talk across states and figures
The New York Herald argues the 1904 presidential race hinges on Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota and Iowa. It suggests Bryan must win most or all listed states to prevail, possibly by a single electoral vote, amid party tensions after the Chicago platform vote.
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New York Herald
Tlinois
Andina
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kanai
Nebraska
Miumewata
Iown
Yates
Indiana
Kana
Minnesota
Bryan Carriey
Saya
Herald
Bryan
Parker
Central New York politician Sherman praised for leadership
The article extols James S. Sherman as a long prominent Utica figure known for personal charm and political influence in Central New York. It notes his mayoral start, repeated Congress terms, campaign leadership, legal work, and strong Republican support, praising him as a fit vice presidential candidate and trusted party pillar.
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Ames S. Sherman
New York
Mac Sherchait
Utica
Congress
Bre
W York
Nina Shermypi
Hix
Frienila Han
Republican Congressimial Conantttee
Pgtems
Utiva
Martian Canning Co
Adanston
United States
Cannon
West
Gah
Gid
Sherman
Ward
Walters
Hite
Taft rated best choice for next president by papers
A sweep of editorials from Hartford Courant to New York Tribune praise William Howard Taft as capable fair and steady. They commend his independence from Roosevelt his proven record in law governance and war service and predict broad Democratic and Republican support for his presidential bid.
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William Ef. Taft
United State
William J. Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Providency
Istitution
New York World
Dem
Mr. Taft
Boston Advertiser
Yatt
McKinlay
Philippines
Hae
Chicago Newa
Me "Taft
Philadelphia Record
Maryland
Baltimore American
Ithmian Canal Strip
Ax Mbert Gallatin
Jamen Madison
John Quincy Adams
New York ‘Tribune
New Dental Cure Promised for Pyorrhea Relief
An old dental pamphlet touts a universal cure for Pyorrhea Riggs disease. It claims painless, rapid results using a medicated preparation and Dentinol based powders, dispensed only by dentists, with promises of lasting tooth health and gratitude from patients.
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Dandars
Jmne
A Laugh or Two in Weathered Banter Cards
A collage of late 19th and early 20th century quips from newspapers shows witty lines about rain, art, yachts, and ancestry. Citizens exchange breezy jokes on ordinary topics, revealing period humor and social flavor through brief, playful exchanges.
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Timis
Asia
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Hanks
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Committee On Resolutions
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Washington
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Democratic Party
N.o. Sun
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Jim
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Bryant
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Marin Pierre Camille Lewis Helle Koson de ‘Callyrand-Perigord, Prince de Sugan
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Tamer
Sherman the Man
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Boxton
Hertford Courant
Tie Hiss
Te Holda
Howton Pont
Republians
Jet Democrats
Republlicans
Utica Observer
Demeroratis Party
Republican Party
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Horali
Whitstelphia Press
Palghe
Dastabe
Tatt
Buffalo
Detroit Free Press
Pherwater
Por Roe
Pyorrhodda
Dantinol
Boston ‘Transcript
Hing
Sheila
Houston Post
Iva
Emack
Philadelphia Press
Kansas City
Iellic Eis
Newarig
Mont
St. Gall
Jena
Nurplus
America
Broad Street
Elisabeth-Me ‘Troliay
Elizabeth
Union County Trust. Co
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Cor West Grand
North Pole
Ata
Alaska
Wrens
Haug & Fletcher, Furniture and Carpet House
West & Fletcher
N. J
Batiste
Wallworth
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Sveereers
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Union Construction Co
Elizabeth Avenue
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