Republican Slogans in Sixth Ward
A brief note from the Sixth Ward records activity around Republican slogans and local civic discourse, highlighting campaign messaging and community engagement connected to the region and political group.
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08 Oct 1908
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Elizabeth Daily Journal in Elizabeth, New Jersey
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
1
Plea for United Support at Local Republican Club Meeting
Robert B. Olesel urged party unity at a Sixth Ward Republican Club gathering held at the Lrecam Theatre. Speakers backed reorganization efforts and a platform including opposition to a feature in a proposed child labor bill, with finance and national issues discussed by Carlton H. Pierce and Colonel Fairies as audiences urged duty to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Republices Club
Ite
Anthusiagm Ombert
Peat Williaa St
Pender
Albert F. Kirstein
Rahwaystein
Haiting Reed
Alu
Fetter
Chase
Carlton H. Pierce
Verisa
Portamouth
Trirless
Fairies
Hubert B. Cimial
Political Notes from a Colored Democratic Meeting
A Colored Democratic gathering at the Lyceum building featured speakers J A dictate for emt and Newark Democrat Dennis F Democratic orator. Irene Wertman presided as vice president while party leaders urged Negro voters to support fair play and the party slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Lyceum
Williah
Pegrs
Dennis F
Colton
Devil
Merri
Inb
Spa
Temarka
Wortman
Republican ticket will win Colorado says Chicago banker
George Roberts, former mint director and current president of the Commercial National Bank in Chicago, asserts in a letter that business conditions in the Middle West are improving and Taft’s election is needed to end the current period of difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Roberts
Commercial Wationsl Bank
Chicago
Freak A. Leach
York
Middle West
Taft
Reeseee Dee
Historic Second Street house heated by steam
The dwelling at the corner of Second and Multon streets now owned by undertaker J. B. Stiner is noted for early steam heating and long-standing landmark status. The structure predates the Civil War and was later owned by John Jewell Smith who expanded the property behind the main building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiizabsth
United States
Second
Multon
J. 8. Stiner
John Jewell Smith
Woman on trusts and daily life in Chicago
In Chicago on Oct 8 a writer notes that the rise of trusts has pushed hat prices from 25 to higher, affecting everyday goods from gum to gloves. Mrs Norman E Dennee explains the trust impact on common purchases and living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegrogh Ta
Jorrash
Chicago
Mre
Norman E. Deneeet
Fragmentary royal encounter amid a thunderstorm in Austria
A garbled fragment depicts a storm striking Francis Joseph of Austria and a surrounding peasantry. A royal audience and a taunting exchange unfold as the king questions his identity, while a peasant team, oxen, and distant demesnes appear in the torn text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Joseph
Austria
Germany
Taly
Bridges and Structures In Mall Gazette Report
A fragment notes nineteen bridges with three torn and fifty three connected to private structures as listed in a local Mall Gazette report. Names and places are unclear but the count indicates notable bridge conditions and private connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall Gazette
Mysterious Robbery Leads to Discovered Injuries in Wilkinsburg Man
Frank Wilson, 22, of Wilkinsburg PA, a patient at Alexian Hospital with a fractured hip and contusions, was found unconscious beside a moving Pennsylvania Railroad train last night. About $8 in cash missing. Authorities suspect he may have fallen or been thrown from the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Wilkinsburg
Alexian Hospital
Wilson
Taft’s West Victory Signals Campaign Momentum
Fragmentary telegrams describe Taft’s strategy and a themed tour titled the Winning of the West. The text implies Taft’s belief in growing support after his visit to Charles P. Taft’s home and notes plans for him to register to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonrcah
Taft
Charles Ps Taft i
Wea
Mortgage Recorded Here In Union County
A mortgage recorded today shows American Chemical Co. loaning Columbia Trust Company of New York eight hundred twelve thousand dollars. The notice, filed in the county courthouse, mentions Roosevelt era context and indicates transfer of bond issuance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Waa
American Oral Chemical C
Columbia Rest ‘Company
New York
Cameral Planta
Roosevelt
Haystack Fire Report Unknown Cause
A haystack fire was reported with unclear origin and no injuries noted. Fire crews responded promptly, containing flames at the site and preventing spread to nearby structures. Authorities are investigating the incident and collecting testimonies from nearby residents.
Board in Session Reports Incomplete Text
The fragment notes a board in session but lacks readable details. It shows partial words and unclear context from the meeting. No clear names, dates, or actions can be determined from the available OCR fragment.
Exchange Your Old Piano Now
Notice urges readers to trade in or exchange aging pianos for newer models at local music shops. Details unavailable due to damaged text but emphasizes a credit or value offer and invitation to visit participating stores. Prices and dates are unclear from the fragment.
Carpenter fatally hurt in Central Railroad roof fall
Warren Scheckler aged 28 of 746 Pearl street a carpenter with M Byrnes was injured when he fell from scaffolding on the roof of the new Central Railroad project. He suffered skull fracture and fractures to a leg and arm and is in critical condition at General Hospital. His mother and sister visited after learning his condition. Howard T Scheckler a former Elizabeth Rescue Mission worker is his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Scheckler
Pearl Street
M. Byrnes
General Hospital
Scheckler
Mr. Byrne
New Central Railroad
Howard T. Scheckler
Elizabeth
Hear Stores and Barbour to-Night Rally in Union County
Republican leaders in Union County prepare a large city rally for the campaign opener in the New tapes meeting hall tonight. Congressman Barbone of Connecticut and Stakes of New Jersey are listed as speakers. Loddingham's Band will provide music as many GOP clubs and officials attend, including Downtown, Sixth Ward, Ninth Ward, and Twelfth Ward groups with multiple vice presidents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dky Henge
Ese
Fey Exdoremor Stakes
New Jemey
Barbone
Connecticut
Rahway
Loddingham
Iblican
Re Pebtiens Clus
Union County
Wall Street Morning Dips Amid Market Hesitation
Telegraph report from New York notes early trading saw declines in the stock market with varying fractions to about one point. Leading issues like Reading fell around one point, while selling pressures contributed to brief dips before a tentative recovery in select shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Permanent committee formed after St Patrick's jubilee
A meeting at the high school assembly hall began steps to create a permanent committee for St Patrick's parish jubilee celebrations. Captain J J O Leary and others led the move while Rev Father Lundy received thanks for his zeal. A history of the celebration will be compiled for the parish archives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parish
William Ang Ie
Aoe A. Lorays
J. J. O'Leary
W. T. Cox
James T. O'Neill
Father Lundy
Elizabeth
James J. Manning
Pariah
J.J. Manning
Cornelius
Reagan
Andarwon
Willian P. Barry
J L. O'Neill
Psssembly Hall
Anned
Feaive
Eight New Cages of Cholera in Manila Reported
A cablegram to the War Department from Governor General Senith states eight new cases of cholera in Manila with the morning reports expected at eight o'clock. The message notes the concern over the cholera outbreak and the evolving health situation in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Journal
Washington
Locomotive Engineers Meet Next in St Paul
The 1910 convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen will be held in St Paul after a close vote. Columbia Ohio Det 8 reports St Paul won over Mobile by 11 votes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Journal
Columbia
Ohio
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen
Mobile
Trolley Crash Injures Three In Altoona Area
In Altoona Pennsylvania three people were injured when a trolley derailed near Tyrone and slid toward a creek fifty to seventy five feet below. Nora Long of Twp badly hurt possibly losing sight, William Fuess and Mary Weisel of Tyrone also injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Tyrone
Nora Long
William Fuess
Mary Weisel
Suing the Pope over Uncle Cardiff Gallery Gift
A plaintiff claims a share of the late Cardinal Masserenti’s art gallery left to the Holy See, alleging sale of a million dollars of papal works to J. Pierpont Morgan. Union Business College advertises modern instruction and equipment. Gebhardt's cafe on Main Street promotes its refined dining and social atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardilla
Wal Masserenti
Pepee
J. Pherpont Morgan
Union Business College
Oe Mn
Fireman May Lose Sight Of Eye After Lime Burn
Fred Siedle of Engine Company No 4 may lose sight of his right eye after lime splashed across his eye during a mill fire at B Jacobson & Bom on Port Avenue and Third Street Tuesday evening. He sought medical aid, treated by Drs I Sehtiebhter, but the eye remains swollen and unfit for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Siedle
B. Jacobson & Bom
Port Avenue
Third Street
Carl
Siedle
Deciding Game in League Pennant Race
New York Oct 8 Giants and Cubs meet at the Polo Grounds to decide the National League pennant and the chance to face the Detroit Tigers in the world series. Winners gain $3,000 per man from series receipts. tense scene as gates open, crowd erupts, and players take the field amid cheers and boos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giants
Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Gheckard
Evers
Schulte
R. J
Chance
Howe
Fon
Bliecoate
McLeo
Frank
Journal's Popular Baseball Bulletins Report Giants Win
The Journal covered the New York versus Boston game in the National League with telegraph reports and balloted updates for waiting crowds. Giants scored four runs in the fourth inning clinching the victory as fans showed great satisfaction with the coverage and speed of the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Tee
Welosk
Schreiber at 86 Broad Street Files for Diggs Note
H Schreiber lists 86 Broad Street as address for a matter involving the Maitress Co and a street classester. The fragmentary item notes tills and seeks action or filing related to the MAITRESS CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Schreiber
Broad Street
Powers Delay Acute Balkans Tensions as Turkey Insists
Amid Balkan crises, major powers stall on a decisive move while Turkey presses for firmer terms, opposing Austrian annexation plans. England takes a tough stance against Russia, signaling a broader struggle over territorial ambitions in Europe’s southeast.
Irreconcilable powers threaten Balkan conference
From London Oct 8 the Telegraph reports deep rifts among Britain France and Russia over revising the Berlin Treaty. Discrepancies block consensus on a conference agenda and raise fear of a wider Balkan crisis as demands for a full treaty revision collide with preexisting arrangements. France and Russia push for major changes while Britain resists reopening core issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
France
Russie
British Foreign Office
Gavn
Rusia
Austris
Fragmentary foreign affairs note on Austria and Turkey
The brief reads as a desultory summary of Allied views on Austria and Turkey. It discusses expectations of war, annexation risks, and military maneuvers, with references to a conference and Soviet or European uncertainty amid the ongoing crisis. It hints at shifts in power and strategic aims without concrete outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemgrop
Austria
Turkey
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Dr. Mravieg
Virginia
Robert B. Olesel
United Support
Ticket
Promteen Aid
Fifth Ward
Ole Mae
Colorado
Bayt Q. E. Roberts
Meek
West
Sors
Rae
Wall Street
Balkan
Rieti
Sues the Pope
Wes
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Maitress CO
Balkans
Europe
Cruinen
Asia Minor
Ttis
Anc
Tnomous
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