Elizabeth Daily Journal Advertising Rates and Offices
The Elizabeth Daily Journal lists office locations in Elizabeth and branches in Jersey City and New York. It notes advertising rates at one cent per word with a minimum ten cents per insertion and details on legal and funeral notices with code insertions and prices.
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Jersey Street
Dear
Tettz
P. N. Sommer
NEW Oyork-F
Northrop
Wentel
Punerai
Bryan and the Wilson Gorman Tariff Debate
A historical critique argues William J Bryan shaped the Wilson Gorman tariff as a farmer advocate, contrasting his stance with President Cleveland. It cites wool production, sheep numbers, and economic effects, claiming Bryan’s support harmed industry and wages, while decrying his antiwar policy and broader political stance. The piece also notes public figures changing roles, including a laborer becoming a minister, and remarks on prohibition sentiment in Maine and Indiana.
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Bryan
Home Committee On
Cleveland
Mia
Bryaniam
Grover Cleveland
Bryan Democracy
Cleveland Democracy
United States
Clevland
William J. Bryan
Listo
Peerdidy
Questionable political rhetoric sparks debate on honesty
The text critiques Willifim Jenin and Migs claims about a forthcoming election. It questions if the speaker is a trickster or ignorant, noting alleged misrepresentations by a presidential candidate and the context of October 17. The piece hints at attitudes toward McKinley and Bryan.
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Willifim Jenin
Migs
Mr. Bryan
McKisley
Taft praised for clear, honest oration by Washington writer
A Washington pundit lauds Taft as a speaker capable of direct appeal, sincerity, and lasting impact, contrasting his rhetoric with others. The piece notes Bryan’s four-year refrain and mocks figures like Bryan and Morgan while praising Taft for earnest delivery and convincing content.
Temperance Battle Shifts as County Option Debate Persists
Report from Indiana notes the temperance fight shaping up as Republicans back the county option while Democrats push township option. Prohibition proponents claim victory but concede fights will resume, with local option law not likely to be repeated if Democrats win. Widespread political maneuvering signals the struggle remains intense despite recent outcomes.
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Bill
Squire
Leenum Aion
War on Tuberculosis Inspires Public Duty in U S
The Chicago Daily News reports that the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington urges global lessons for cure and prevention. It highlights Koch's discovery of the bacillus and stresses united social effort and individual health to curb transmission and strengthen defenses.
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Paris
United States
International Congress
Robert Koch
Germany
Chicago Daily News
No What You Are a Patrion's Slave Be Pleasure
A compact facet of verse urging complete, unwavering selfhood and devotion to one’s true nature. The speaker emphasizes living fully in the present rather than fragmenting identity across time, urging authentic heartful existence.
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Patrion
Henrik Thren
Celestial Forecast for October by Prof Eric Doolittle
In October the brilliant Taurus rises in the east while the Great Square of Pegasus and the Northern Cross illuminate the sky. Mira, the remarkable variable star, reaches peak brightness this month. Saturn and Fomalhaut stand out in the southern heavens alongside the dim summer constellations. The great sunspot of September 1870 has vanished from evening view until March. Mira’s brightness alternates irregularly with a period near 431 days, and its latest rise may reach around October 11.
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Taurus
Pegasus
Andromeda
Perseus
Great Square
Fomalhaut
Saturn
Herachelt
Aldebaran
Taorua
Star and planet changes in October sky observations
A fragmentary astronomy note describes sunspot effects on stellar light and a sequence of October sky events. It mentions Mira in the Whale, nebulae in Andromeda, Perseus double cluster, Saturn’s rings near edge on October 6, and Venus and Jupiter positions with rising times and visibility concerns.
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Mira
Venus
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