Publication address and overview of The Journal origins
An OCR fragment lists multiple office addresses in Newark and Elizabet h, mentions a newspaper publisher group, and describes a daily telegraphic news service with global reach. It references The Journal and Northrop Pitt Avenue Brunewick Building, Tribune Building Chicago, and American Sewenaper Publishers. The text is garbled but conveys a historic paper’s distribution and telegraph news intention.
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Jersey Street
Firet Street
Mranch
Is & Tienhes
Sewenaper
Ited
Lytte
al Parisaé
Regular Republican Nominations for City Office
The piece lists Republican candidates for various city posts including President William Tart and James Suruman for View Presdent, Charles N. Fowler for Congressman, Ernest Roackenman for State Senate, Carlton Merck and others for Aldermen, and Viktor Mravlag for Mayor. It praises the party's strong slate and urges support in ward races, highlighting candidates such as Edward Frost, Joseph Blanchard, Albert Kent, Noah Morrison, and Dr. Frederick Hailey for City Council and Board of Education, noting the Ninth Ward has a strong chance and urging a concerted campaign to secure offices and avoid Democratic crossovers.
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William Tart
James 8. Suruman
Charles N. Fowler
Ernest RO Ackenman
Carlton Is Merck
BO Rinstein
Hamuel Lentil
Walter
Smitie
Adrian PO Howton
Gustave
Heinemey EI
Soas PO Woniuron
Wedehick RO Orailey
Vmetinnices
Coumvil
Mrawliy
Jad
Crow
Kleinhana
Board of Education
Robert A. Shirretts
Bouton
Suggert
Sheidt
Walter Smith
Moin
Edwalian
Hundt
Tonis Schreiber
Soy
Ujyois
City Coun
United State
Moalithe Jrerrin Tee
Brewery Politics and a Mayoral Question in Elizabeth
A contested mayoral race in Elizabeth pits citizens against a brewery owner, amid chatter on bishops laws and liquor sales. The piece critiques party platforms, promising tax cuts and business confidence while linking liquor influence to governance. It frames Republicans as favorable to a firm, while Democrats push broader reforms and wage concerns.
Bryan Era Attacks Democrat Policies and Labor Strife
The piece criticizes Bryan for misreading voters and argues his free trade and financial plans would hurt workers. It accuses him of harming labor through cheapening wages, endorsing costly government deposits, and pursuing policies that favor the few at the expense of the many. The article frames this as a broader protest against progress and a call for reform.
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Brymi
Harmer
Samuel Iompern
Mr. Bryan
Huying
Neef
Bob
Bob Hiinwin
Diyin Wall
Kryin
Politiv
Ponder
Campaign Speechmaking and Prohibition Debate Across News
A collection of editorials argues business interests oppose saloon dives, notes rapid temperance campaigns, and critiques voting machines. It cites Jersey City saloon issues, brisk stump speeches by Harmon and Bryan era figures, and socialist rises. reflects 1900s political climate and calls for prudent ballot use amid Prohibition debates.
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Hudson County
Jersey City
Eaiot
Busieries
Sherith's
Oltier
Jersey City Journal
Campaign flashes landslide cites Bryan election fund appeal
The Boston Transcript notes Democrats concede only a landslide can save Bryan and urges readers to calculate their contribution to the Bryan campaign. It mocks Roosevelt as the “wise old owl” of politics and stresses calendar days for fundraising and post election declaimers.
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Bryan
Threere Ho
Boston Transcript
Fragmented 1900s News Snippets on Global Topics and People
A compilation of garbled notes reports imports of Bohemia wine, British navy plans, suffrage movements in Holland, Caucasus weavers, rubber tree cultivation, flies in Paris, olive oil exports, wool records, Rockefeller book buzz, social anecdotes about Edna Wallace Hipper, Mark Twain burglars, Vice Presidency musings, and a long poem excerpt.
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Elizabeth Daily Journal
Helly
Augustus
Wroad Street
Elizaneth NJ
Bryan Political Camilas
Dearie
Dennin Colling
Petey Bretolt City
Win
Stata Ibe
Italy
New
Dor
Aninora
Elizaybeth
Winoa Seltinly Inn
Yale
Twin
Kegan
Democratic Platforne
Coller Fund
Audge ‘Tift
Tieton
Ameena
Taft
Willa
Joops
Republican Party
Tate
Ohio
Hiyun
Atlanta
Tdle
Dickinson
Camden Post
Tammany Hall
Vongivas
Morris Hillquit
Europe
Hillquit
Orange Chronicle
Harmon
Bunghole
Toledo Blade
Watterson
Washington
Roosevelt
Umeedi
Dr. Bryan
Colbin State
Dem
Rosion
Holand
Black Sea
Caucasus
Goethals
Parisia
St. Mire
Australia
United States
Vod. Rockefeller
T. R.D Pillsbury Gantte
Edna Wallace Hipper
Edna
Lowell Couriey
Tt Id
Mark Twain
New York Tribune
Kern
Norfolk Ledger
Depew
New York American
Reat
Ada Bartrick Baker
Harsbers’ Journal
Title Insurance
Fidelity Trust
Company
Prudential Building
Newark
State of
New Jersey
Union County Branch
Broad St
Elizabeth
the Prudential
Sperry & Hutchinson Company
A. Sperry
Main Street
Rahway
N-J
J.wiss & Sons
Broad Street
Weien
Bradbury
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Frederick Fraiinghausen
Union Duising
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