Daily Elizabeth Journal Ad Rates and Offices
The Elizabeth Daily Journal lists offices at No 1 Broad Street Elizabeth NJ and a downtown flyer at First Street Bat Jersey Priest rear, describing branches and drug brands coverage. It details advertising rates including single copies 6 cents per insertion and notices for weddings and funerals with specified charges.
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Augustus
Crane
Broad Street
Elizabeth, N. J
Bat Jersey
First Street
Penny Postage Agreement Prompts Global Postal Reform
A historical note traces early penny postage ideas and the 1840 Rowland Hill reforms. It highlights England United States rate talks, the shift to cheaper letters, and expected boosts to personal and commercial correspondence across Britain and the Americas.
Penny postage scheme cited as forerunner of universal mail
A speaker notes New Zealand's seven year old penny postage as the most advanced scheme and the first step toward universal penny postage. He observes that revenue losses from one source may be offset by increased correspondence from others and suggests widespread global concessions will follow in time.
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New Zealand
Taft and Labor Rights Stir Nation and Elizabeth Meeting
A sprawling article reviews Taft's impartial rulings supporting workers and a Toledo case on contract liberty for railway employes. It highlights Taft's praise by labor groups, cites a St Louis controversy, and notes a Republican mass meeting in Elizabeth with speakers Barbour and Stokes. It also mentions Esperanto singing and Bryan supportive sentiment, with varied political commentary.
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William IL Taft
Watt
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Taft
St. Louis
Mr. Ie
Tabor
Campaign News Mixes Truth and Thefts Across Papers
A set of fragmented 19th century clippings notes crime claims about stolen letters from Mr Atehbott and reactions across newspapers like Louisville Courier Journal and Springfield Union. References mention ex Senator James Smth and political maneuvers involving Hearst's letter stash influencing Bailey fight in Texas and Bryan’s succession.
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Atehbott
Louisville Courier
Jouenal
Hearst
Eld
Bailey
Texas
Springfield Republican
Frelinghuysen's Fight in Somerset County Election Remains Debatable
The Newark Sunday Tribune notes Frelinghuysen seeks reelection in Somerset County where Republicans usually prevail yet opposition from automobilists could arise. It argues automakers should back Frelinghuysen, opposes a potential Democrat replacement, and touches on a Sunday liquor debate influencing New Jersey politics.
New York Artists Paint Roosevelt Portrait for Republican Club
President approves a three-quarter length oil portrait of Mr. Roosevelt by Charles Ayer Apple, a New York City artist. The work will hang in the West Fortieth Street home of the New York Republican Club. Miss Boardman spoke at an Anti-Tuberculosis Congress urging Red Cross camps near hospitals under radical oversight. Donald C Monroe, a New York cartoonist, signs as Aura E Foster, a San Francisco native who moved to New York after the earthquake and has produced vast illustration and cartoon work. Dr Louis L Nichols of Brooklyn answered a telegraph summons and traveled 4,000 miles to Juneau with a trained nurse to prescribe for a patient.
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Elizabeth
Lyceum Theatre
Joseph de Barbour
Connecticut
Stokes
Hughes
New York
Hid Atern Fogic
Charles Ayer Pple
New York City
New York Republican Club
Roosevelt
Republican Club
West For- Heth Street
Miss Boardman
American Red Cross Society
Cary
Conny
Mia
Donald C. Monroe
Aura E. Fost
San Francisco
Louis L. Nichols
Brooklyn
N. Y
Juneau
Laugh Or Two Great Saving And The Economy Joke
A humorous exchange about economy features a wife countermanding her husband's tailor order and buying a hat for half price. The gag plays on thrift and domestic budgeting in a breezy, late 19th or early 20th century tone.
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CITT
Drugstar
Rewark
F. N. Hemmer
Tadracione Buildin
Norturop
Eribuse
Bulldloe
Chicago
Journal
Armerland Newspaper Publishers Association
Unied Pree
Warla
Penny Postag
Lenulon
England
Coleridge
Lake District
Rowland Hill
Hin
Kiehfield
Sydney Smith
Wellington
Pla
Rewlamt
United States
Couintey
Bingland de Ferts
Britain
Great Meitein
Canada
Britsin
New Yorks
Qenada
United Kingdom
Lanows Magna Charta
Icenery
Bryan
Hoaret
Kapernuio
Steam Shovelora Union
West
Europe
Ian Wirship
Lydia
Sindh
James Smth
New Jersey
Chas
Balti Hohe
Hearat
Mann of
Vetters
Orange Chronicle
Mr. Bryan
Springfield
Frelinghuysen
Bomeredt
Prelinghuysen
Forthent
Somerset County
Tie Smithe Nugent Democratic
Tritune
Elitex
Amy Rority
Naloona
Caloona
Newark
Sanday
Kansas City Journal
Aeekin
Puck
the Prudential
Common Sense Life Insurance
Fidelity Trust Company
Prudential Building
Miron & Lifson
Lot
First St
Eizabetper
Verona
Miron & Lisson
Fricke
Stearns & Foster
Elizabeth Avenue
Reid Street
Stein & Markowitz
Elizabethport
Bradbury
Broad St
the Parity Bakery
East Grand Street
Frederick
Troan
Charles L. Salathe
Weopiak Ave
Saunton
Sommer
Woodruff
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