Elizabeth Daily Journal ad full of historic details
Elizabeth Daily Journal announces its network with offices in Elizabeth Newark New York and Chicago and lists delivery rates and press affiliations. The item reads like a period notice describing branches advertising offices and service areas for the newspaper. The text mentions 2 cent copy price 10 cent delivery and per week rates.
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OPEIE
East Jersey
Elredt
Flist Street
City
Newark
St N. Sommer
Broad Street
tAtvertioer
New York
F. Ti
Brunswick Builiding
Chicago
Fribune Building
Let the Journal Follow You Elizabethans City News Ad
The Journal offers continuous city coverage for readers moving from London to other towns. Keep informed about local affairs with more news than a letter home. Addresses can be changed freely. Telephone 98. Prepaid accounts encouraged with a daily rate of 2 cents.
Municipal plans loom for river cleanup and streets
A city faces heavy tax burdens to fund sweeping improvements including Betsy Row stories aside, focused on Elizabeth Miver cleansings, library funding, school erecting, street paving, river cleanup, new fire house, and higher police pay. The push stresses gradual completion, with timely levy and extended projects to raise revenue and civic services.
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Polve
Elizabeth
Berger City
Parks
Betst Moss and the Flag At Kerry School Followed Story
Kerry schoolboy recalls Hoy Kees tale in Brut American ting lore. He has taught elders the story of flags and history through a concise personal account reflecting local tradition and memory about early American symbols.
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Betsy Hess
Staening
Hothy
Tov
Nieve
Hlaaheth Claypoole
Conroe
Genecd
Wanhinrian
Meekatrort
Thiatreers
Philadelphia
Heelan
Washington
Comeresas Ani
Moul Haga
Jpky Yewose
Werthicl Tomaniet Csigmini
Wldebras
Treasury
Aida
Anya
Ro Jay Betsy
Dekyware River
Weiter
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Congras
Nok
Warrington
Canprem
Elizabeth Claypoole
Betty Row
Betst Moss
Kerry
Hoy Kees
J. Campbell
Pointed Paragraphs and a Dark Political Tint
A fragmented excerpt hints at political intrigue and personal tensions as a dark wife and a husband with autonomy surface in a tense civic setting. The text suggests a forthcoming plan or surprise, with social circles debating propriety and future actions amid conflicting loyalties.
Movement to divert Jewish immigration from New York
The Galveston movement's aim to shift Jewish newcomers to the Gulf states draws wide notice. It outlines immigrant paths to Kansas City and other Western towns, detailing wages, jobs, and charitable support roles. Reports show many arrive into Kansas City with varied outcomes, some earning high wages while a few face criminal or unstable periods.
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New York
Galveston
Gulf Park
SUN
Eisinombas
Dewiel
Younigerite
Ouly
Katies
Chey Eime Uniter
Erro Ag
Archiel Michikop
Myillikops
United Jediah Charities
Kanaan
Russia
M. G
Rua
M. Fi
Kansas City
Tniona
Jim
Tard
Union
Gelveston
Kansaw City
Inter Stuerbaun
Jirace
Charity Organization Society
Jewel
Do Ley
Hve Shance
Lwaring
Kanna City
Illikopf
Cohen
Lin
Capmaker
Charities and Commons Prov
New Jersey Politics and Democratic Shifts in Chicago Delegation
The article notes Kean yielding the Chicago delegation chair to Fort for harmony, praised as creditable. It contrasts Watterson’s anti Bryan stance with Republican leadership’s conservative drift, and mentions New York editors like Pulitzer and Odio maintaining Bryan distance.
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United States
Kean
Fort
New Jersey
Chicago
Governor Fort
Mike
Harmony
Trenton State Gazette
Henry Watterson
South
Alwn
Parker
Bryan
New York
Pulitzer
Odia
The
Times
Honolulu
Surprising Themed Humor In Old Jests And Ads
A fragment from an old humor and etiquette page collects quips about spelling reform polite refusals and social scenes. Sample lines feature imagined dialogues about surprise parties and playful exchanges from period magazines, showing era humor and social norms through brief vignette snippets.
Taft vs Bryan and New Jersey governor remarks
The piece discusses Taft's apparent lead over Bryan with a view that Bryan cannot win nationally, citing Democratic and Republican views. It notes anticipated Bryan nomination and compares Taft to Roosevelt, referencing the Jersey City Journal characterization of state governance and the unlikely path of a governor's office if resignation or death occurs, including the Senate and Speaker roles and voting figures.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Sa
Newark Star
Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Bryan Solduny
Denver
Jersey City Journal
Senate
House
Cape May
Fort
Ho Man
Imless
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Xo Jong
Eliza- Well
Ant Vonneil
Rehor
Bertain
Alexander
Shakeapearie
Qieil Loilay
Alexander Aml Chenar
Mecca
Honsrjuia
Camden Post
David Rivird
Newark News
Tol Bel
Ted
Warwick
Hearst
McCelunts
Aguatin Thomas
Lenyor Nnloe
Prne Americcan
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Aire
Satan
Lippincott
Golfieg
Chicago News
Philadelphia Ledger
By the Press
N. J
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance 60
Preterick Frelinghuyewa
Asgete Januarary
Eerie
Newark, N. J
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Eton
Steen
Malta
Union Carpenters of
Union Construction CO
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Telephone
Charles 1
Salathe
Westfield Ave
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Madame
Barry
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