Elizabeth Daily Journal Classified Rates and Offices
Published notices list rates for advertisements and notices including wanted and to insert subjects. It outlines charges by word and by insertion, with brief office locations in Elizabeth Newark New York and Chicago. It notes that the journal is member of publishing associations and uses telegraphic news from a central press.
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SITY
Newark
F. N. Rommer
New York
Northrup
Nrungwick
Chicago
Sube
Itty Tribune
Uiiting
Meniter
American Remart Ner Publishers Association
Oa Tress
Ste Tolemeagh
Ewe Toms
Tia
Ening
Let The Journal Follow You Elizabethans Abroad
Readers leaving the city can keep informed about local affairs through the Journal. Address updates may be changed freely by notifying the Journal directly. Telephone 98. Those without accounts are asked to pay in advance at 2 cents per day for the desired duration.
Library funding and tax rate debate in city council
City council weighs keeping the $1.46 tax rate while funding a new public library to satisfy state law. A library vote would require about 0.33 mill extra tax, roughly $15,000 annually, with higher rates possible after implementation. Citizens urged to decide if the library is worth the added expense and civic enhancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet
New Jersey
Elizabeth
America
Mension
Minnetonki
Minny One Wiiler Savas
Bieta
Philadelphia
Reporting the conventions and army recruitment concerns
The article reviews a national convention report and notes the low pass rate in U S Army physical exams, with only eleven of one hundred applicants succeeding. It discusses potential causes, including health standards, early school leaving, long work hours, and inadequate playgrounds. The piece also mentions opinions on Bryan and diplomacy, plus local curiosities and public figures.
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Elizabeth
Aml
Ellaaloth
Toca
Two conventions and a vast western desert described
The article reflects on the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis and a Denver gathering, noting transmission failures and newspaper challenges. It discusses the vast western region, calling it a great American desert and detailing the area between the Mississippi and Pacific Oceans. It considers the implications for national perception and media reporting.
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Wilfererice
Isa
New York
Denver
Republican National Convenium
Minneapolis
Ist
Halieret Patos
Great West
United States
Great American Desert
Missoneg River
Kans
Nehraska
Daskets
Colorado
Wyormfrng
Montana
Utah
Oregon
Missouri
Cleveland notes on Bible study and public virtue
Fragmented column discusses Grover Cleveland's praise for Bible study and its role in shaping citizenship and character. It laments modern neglect of scripture, contrasts past habits of memory with current decline, and links religious literacy to public duty and moral strength.
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Ruth
Hay
Girlk
New England
Rvt
Sie Hall
New York Commercial
Letters to the Editor and Broadway Inquiries
Anonymous readers question Sunday horse car service in Elizabeth and editor response hints at upcoming stage plans by Edmond Rostand. The piece mentions a Chinese leader Cheng Sing urging Lenient Chinese immigration policy and reports the death of Thomas Wilkinson in Adrian Michigan, noted by his unshaved whiskers since the Civil War.
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Cheng Sing
Nicaraa
Washington
Thomas Wilkinson
Adrian
Mich
A Laugh Or Two From Life Explained And Prose
A fragment collection titled Pointed Paragraphs and Life Snippets presents quips and jokes from The London Opinions and San Francisco Star. It includes lines on motherhood, manners, poverty, creditors, and social judgments, highlighting wry observations and humorous exchanges without graphic details.
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Eliza Beth
Chivages
Pien
Ween
Chic
Luis Ait
Pieri
Loninvidle Courier Journal
Watteran
Cincinnati Amernathat
Bryan
Lone
David Jayne Hill
Phsinfehd
Hhuevind
Jereney Thorvid Jay Noon
Hornenerbt
Connecticnt
Pastef
Eritt
Neard OI. Company
Laserpermiad
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France
French Forest-Protection Society
Union
Bng
Beaton Globe
St. Louis
Springfield Republican
Cleveland
Whitney
Baltimore Sun
Dem
Amerigana
Baltimore
Dea
Ame
Federation of Women’s Cluba
New York Times
Thomas H. Hubbard
Peary Ar Club
Maitland Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Dune
Edmond Rostand
Fond Mather
Gladys
Bobbie
Bridget
Bir
San Francisco Star
London
Livaya
the Prudential
Union Carpenters of
Union Construction CO
Janezabeth Avenue
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Or Wewauk
Frederick Frelinghuysen
Danusry
General Agents Union
Eagle Decorating CO
Elizabeth Ave
Ese
Wiliam
Strest
Eol' Rell
Kewanee
Wait Bedding Co
Iery
Anothe
Sole Meadquarter
Portland
Gunn
Acme Washing Machine
Prder
R. i Bell Tailoring. CO
Warket” Street
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