Elizabeth Daily Journal ad rates and office listings
Published at 8 August with manager Crane at 4 Broad Street Elizabeth NJ offices in Elizabeth Downtown Jersey Street Newark Broad Street New York locations listed Prices: general ads 2 cents per word, display 10 cents per word Wedding notices 75 cents first line 64 cents each additional line Funeral notices 75 cents first line 64 cents each extra line. Paper notes wire service by special telegraph line and city press deadlines.
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Joe Rant
Jersey Street
First Street
OFTT
Mad News
ARK
N. Sommer
Broad Street
Jaar
Newark
York
F. Fi. Northrup
Eagre Brucewick
New York
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American —— Ewspaper Fuishers Association
Regular Republican Nominations for Local Officials
The page lists Republican nominees for president William I. Tapt and vice president James A. Bierman, plus nominees for Congress Charles N. Fowler, State Senator Ernest R. Ackerman, Assemblymen Carlton Pierce Albert F. Kirstel Augustus W. Schwartz Yorcheritt Robert J. Kirkland, Coroner Adolph Degenring, Mayor Victor Mravlag, Freeholders Charles J. Jensen Jacob Martin, Council members Oren Hanyowskh Wyk and others, and Board positions including Adrian F. Bouton J. Meinemeier and Bailey.
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William I. Tapt
James A. Bierman
Congresman
Charles N. Fowler
Atate Bonator
Ernest R. Ackerman
Carlton
Pierce
Albert F. Kirstel
Augustus W. Schwartz Yorcheritt
Robert J. Kirkland
Adolph Degenring
Victor Mravlag
Vol. Freeholders
Charles J. Jensen
Jacob Martin
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Wart Bardoo
Mownbon
Botelbaha
K. Bailey
Bryan Dodges His Record in Campaign Rhetoric
The text argues that Bryan has abandoned radical positions he once championed, dodging key issues like money, government ownership of mail, the Halands, antitrust measures, and bank deposits. It contends his speeches reveal retreat from Governor Patterson era reforms and that a Republican Senate would guard against waste and bad appointments, highlighting his inexperience and compromised stance.
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Mr. Bryan
Ian Feith
Bryan
Mailonda
Madson Square Garden
New York
United States
Tyan
Washington
Beckson
Lincoln
Beever
Senate
Renate
Annie Prinmigh
Government guarantee plan would unfairly favor bank deposits
The argument opposes a Bryan plan to have the government guarantee bank deposits as unjustly privileging one form of wealth. It cites building associations holding $724 million in 1908 and argues these small savers deserve equal protection, urging the government to guarantee all vested property on equitable terms rather than entering banking as banker, guarantor, and speculator.
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United States
Farmers call for tariff guarantee and tree protection measures
The article cites John W. Kern touting Republican crop profit guarantees and the Dingley tariff as farmer protection, contrasts with Bryan's platform, notes city trees at risk from elm pest, and reports plans for a political rally at Lyceum Theatre with Governor Fortie expected. It discusses postal savings banks and critiques Roosevelt policies, framing the campaign rhetoric for workers and voters.
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Republican Party
John W. Kern
Bryan
Kern
Republican Congress
Wilhondhorman
Canada
Europe
Yen
Tryon-Kern
Hig
Fortie
Aml
Lyceum Theatre
Motlay
Kurt
Lyceum
Welcone
Ndchways
Tiavy
Taft Viewed Favorably by Labor by Labor People
A labor paper lauds William Howard Taft for consistently backing organized labor across roles as judge governor and Secretary of War. It cites his Phelan case opinion defining union rights and his push for unions in the Philippines while noting Panama Canal work forces exceed 30,000 with good conditions and no strikes. He is portrayed as a consistent ally of harmony between employers and employees.
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William Howard Taft
Ieland
Panama Canal Zone
United States Circuit Court
Taft
Itf Nin
Phelan
Laborere
Philippines
China
Panama Canal
Industrial Education in New York and Moral Reform
Current Comment lauds New York industrial education with Trade School Scholarships boosting 1000+ youths. It praises school committees directors and teachers, notes wider business cooperation, and cites New Jersey and Japan regard on anti gambling and moral uplift, while condemning mob violence and lynching, contrasting Spartanburg incidents with calls for reform.
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New Jersey
Jepat
New York
Commonwealth
Japan
Newark Nuwa
Taft and Wage Earners Rally in Labor World Voice
Labor World criticizes taft as false and says his record invites close scrutiny. It asserts he pretends harmony between employers and workers, appealing to American laborers while asserting confidence in working men and justice.
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Mr. Taft
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