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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
2
The Elizabeth Daily Journal discusses municipal matters including fireworks permits, a council vote, and a protest by a Newark press, alongside efforts by Paterson firemen to aid overheated horses. It notes civic debates over public order, safety measures, and animal welfare during the hot season.
A Times and Journal analysis criticizes county tax boards for political patronage and inefficiency, urging abolition. Ocean county board samples alleged favoritism while Union county maintains public trust as officials back continued appointments amid broader state debate.
A school audience hears Clem ent discuss hazards of loud fireworks and reckless joy in celebration. He cites maimings and injuries, urging safer Fourth of July conduct and education to steer youth away from dangerous displays. The talk highlights vulnerable working girls in Plainfield and calls city action to protect them.
The piece argues for a candidacy by a prominent woman and discusses party politics in New Hampshire. It notes Mrs. Hicker praising certain candidates and criticizes Democratic leaders and party bosses. It mentions Governor prospects, Senator Silver, and calls for independence from party bosses.
A batch of reader letters criticizes railroad ownership and calls for cooperative public ownership, endorsing a broader social agenda. The editor notes anonymous submissions are not published and questions the timing of public services. Another letter proposes starting school earlier to finish before mid summer, urging attention to children’s welfare.
Martine Curie elected to American Philosophical Society as the sole woman in a fifteen member list. Ars.shine Minot Revere, widow of Dr. John Phillips Reynolds, celebrated golden wedding with her late husband. Lord Walsingham, noted entomologist, presented to the British Museum a catalog of 45,000 Lepidoptera specimens, over ten times prior holdings. W. C. Boothby, Manila government printing chief, nears San Francisco on leave. Filipino staff predominates. Queen Mary, consort of George V, an accomplished artist with works exhibited for charity. A watercolor titled On the Marshes of Stout Ashhome near the Queen's Bungalow shown at Hall small. The Queen of Holhins gifts to Myris. twenty thousand Nilips arrive from The Magnes collection, displayed at Bagatelle nearby. Marie Antoinette, living in seclusion, remains a prominent figure in the social scene.
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