Downtown Office and Branch Officer Listings
An archival note lists multiple office and branch locations including Northrup offices on 794 Broad Street and 225 Fitts Avenue, Brunswick Building in New York, Truman Building in Chicago, and references to drug store and New Tai Sommer operations.
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Kant Jorany Street
Flrat Street
REL
SH Men of the Drug Store
New Tai Sommer
Ine
Droad Street
Northrup
Fitts Avenue
Brunswick Building
New York
Chicado
Bulla
Truman Building
Chicago
Regular Republican Nominations for Local Office
A list of Republican nominees for various offices is provided, including William Stapt for President, Jama8 Siermas for Vice President, Charles N. Fowler for Congress, Earnest R. Ackenman for State Senator, Carlton Aomenor and Albert P. Kinathl Avourtis W. Schwaite for Assembly, Robert J Kinktant for Seri, Adolf Deonning for Coroner, Victor Mravlag for Mayor, Wit Garribon and Thomas Haviland among Freeholders, and multiple ward and board of education candidates with many misspellings and unclear names.
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William Stapt
JAMA
Siermas
Charles N. Fowler
Earnest R. Ackenman
Carlton Aomenor
Albert P. Kinathl Avourtis W. Schwaite
Seri
Robert J Kinktant
Adolf Deoenning
Victor Mravlag
Freehpiders
Wit Garribon
Thomas Haviland
Charles J. Jenbsen
Tacob Martin
F Or Cornell
Stephen Danyowski
Thomas Y. Hye
Henry Pflug
Frank Hand
Louis Kourelber
Thomas
Beatle
Taugurt Zabke
Charles L. Mitchell
Henry Rubinians
Edward
Frobt
Joseph H. Blancham
Albert Hip Kent
Noard of Education
Samuel Lenier
Walter
Smith Ward
Adrian
Bouton
Gustave
Tlevnemey Kil
Noard
Mowmibon
Frederick H. Mailey
Moral Outcry Against Brewers Mayor in Municipal Campaign
Citizens question the wisdom of elevating a brewer to mayor as liquor issues dominate the push for reform. The article argues that corruption ties to liquor production and that elected leaders must resist industrial influence to safeguard the city’s integrity and progress. It stresses duty to prevent intoxicating beverage interests from gaining power and urges voters to favor principled leadership over short term gains.
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United States
Ely
Old Elizabeth
Micatoth
Public Library Question at City Council Hearing
A City Council hearing explored whether the public library serves the workingman and the public at large. The debate centers on accessibility, funding, and the role of free libraries in supporting all citizens.
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Coures
Library training aids working class in Elizabeth
The piece describes how public libraries guide working people, aided by Librarian John Cotton Dana’s philosophy. It argues libraries educate workers, support evening courses, and reflect civic duty, urging citizens to register and vote, while praising Dana and Elizabeth’s efforts to expand access to knowledge and civic participation.
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Tony
Gety
John Cotton Dana
Newark
Springfield
Elizabeth
Lever
Tyre
Jato
Fowler Watiar Visits City Amid Congressional Race
Dr wine N Baylor visits the city on Friday night as Democratic candidate in the Fifth district confronts mixed local reaction. The article questions Fowler’s appeal and notes Republicans may remain apathetic while praising some of his House tenure and financial backing.
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Wine N. Baylor
Democrata
Congress
Fowler
Fonteps Chajarity
Hay’ Ant Renlien
Mr. Fowirt
Lincoln Celebration Aims at Countywide Lincoln Day Observance
A Saturday city meeting urged a broad county response to Lincoln's centennial on February 12. The Lincoln Association would lead a popular observance open to all, with schools and communities invited to participate and keep alive the memory of the Emancipator across Union County.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Association
Windom
Hare
Washington
Fathire
Jon c
Union County
Why Business Men Should Vote Against Bryan
James W. Van Cleave argues in American Industries for October that William Jennings Bryan’s rail and tariff views threaten U S industry. He cites Bryan’s 1908 New York statement favoring government ownership, questions the sincerity of later denials, and warns of ruined wages, layoffs, and loss of protection for American makers if tariffs fall. He contrasts U S manufacturing with German progress and calls business leaders to oppose Bryan’s socialistic plan.
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Bryan
Madison Square Garden
New York
Mmitks
Adda
Wall Street Journal
United States
Biryan
Bryaniam
Learry
Great Britain
Germany
France
Abe
Europe
Ania
James W. van Cleave
American
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Elizabeth Daily Journal
Augustus &. Crane
Nort Proad Sarhour
Elizabeth, N
Eiinabeth
Court of Comon
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Civin Ts
Pont
Perhape
Nic
Milien
Wall Street
WM. J. Bryan
Columbia Building and Loan Association
Broad Street
E. A. Faulks
Sec
F. B
Bassett
Pres
Wall & Carlton
Broad Stager
Hall
John K. Ege
Charles
Broad St
ASSP
Geo. E. Ilsley
Tursnar
Maters
Broad Strew
Mercers
Park Aveans
Jersey City
the Pai Bakery
East Grand Street
Haug & Fletcher, Furniture and Carpet House
Wee Lite
I.wiss & Sons Weley
Timisans
Yates P
Simons
Bughrue
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