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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
3
A campaign rally profile attacks Bryan and praises Taft McKinley and Ackerman. It emphasizes Republican praise for electoral gains, calls for unity in the Senate, and argues for strong federal leadership and constitutional restraint through a favorable view of Taft and Roosevelt era policies.
William Fowler browsed the Journal classifieds Wednesday evening and found promising real estate listings and a notice stating One Cent a Word. A dollar is paid daily in the Want and Rent sections to readers who notice worthwhile ads. Also promotes fall clothing at Stein & Merkowite on Firet street with updated men’s and boys’ styles.
A New York Times wired report recalls Mark Twain receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws from Oxford University. The brief dispatch describes emancipation from ignorance and vice as the observed meaning of the honor, though many details are unclear and the outlet notes the ceremony occurred long ago.
Warren Sheckler 22 of 746 Pearl Street died at General Hospital after being injured yesterday morning when he fell from the roof of Central Railroad Company car shops. He was an apprentice carpenter, active in St James church and orchestra, survived by eight brothers and two sisters. Funeral services at his church Sunday afternoon.
The W. C. T. U. No. 1 held a parlor meeting at Mrs. Jane Hayden’s home on Ful ton Street. Mrs. Francis presided. Howard Z. Scheckler gave an address from the Rescue Mission. four new members joined. a duet and recitations were featured. refreshments followed.
Fragmented prose recalls telegraph and telephone links during past expeditions. It notes Tibetan valleys like Chumbi Valley communicating with London and New York via Darjeeling and Calcutta, with messages relayed to Bombay and beyond as part of a wider imperial network.
A horse and wagon belonging to F. Miller of Branch Mills were stolen from in front of the Kenilworth Inn this morning. Cranford and the surrounding town are notified and working to recover the pair. readers are urged to check the Journal Real for contestable matters.
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