Broad Street Advertising and Notices Snapshot
A fragmented 19th century style notice references Orvion at 2014 Broad Street in Zabeth with mentions of a Drug Store News office, a building at 1714, and advertising rates and apportionment. The text notes association memberships and telegraph wire service in its news room, reflecting period publication practices.
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Offfice
Jersey Strew
Firat Street
Steet
Bel N.pest
Broad Street
Noribrup
Vitor Ac
Kibase
Choosing Candidates and the Primary Law
The piece debates the primary law's experiment and its impact on selecting party candidates. It notes voter engagement remains inadequate in many wards, with capable, honest leaders scarce, and highlights concerns over who seeks or avoids public service in Elizabeth.
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Thone
Common Council
Board of Education
Etiabeth
Dag
Hiwest
Elizabeth
Andi
Wands of
Atake
Nanks
Marva
Commissignera
Shp Common Council
Citizens urged to act at primaries to curb incompetence
The message urges residents to organize and discuss city governance before the direct primary on September 22. It notes officials lack accountability and emphasizes filing petitions by September 12, requiring ten signatures, to place strong candidates before voters in their ward.
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Primarion
Bryan Can Do Warm and Harmful If Bryan Elected
A critical Republican view argues that electing William Jennings Bryan would harm the nation by packing the Supreme Court and filling cabinets with friends. The piece predicts loss of business confidence, nationwide stagnation for four years, and warns Bryan as a weather vane and potential failure as president in contrast to prior stable leadership.
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Bryan
Supreme Court
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Inmet
William Jennings Bryan
Pyealdunt
Euoceas
Vermont Election Forecast Uses Plurality as Nation Indicator
A political forecaster notes Vermont’s Republican plurality near 20,000 signals possible nationwide trends, citing past correlations with Democratic victories when thresholds are crossed. The piece compares to 1884 and 1902 campaigns, mentions Roosevelt’s landslide, and discusses party dynamics, campaign finance, and shifting voter blocs.
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Vermont
Cleveland
Almont
Taft Supporter Higginson Replies on Socialism and Elections
Col Higginson, named in local letters, states he will vote for Taft and discusses socialism in colleges and schools. He criticizes the opponent as shallow, notes his own curiosity about social studies, and emphasizes a broader fight for sound currency and honest governance. The piece contrasts Newark News and Hoboken Observer takes.
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Higginson
Godaliem
Haepard
Ww. Higgiaure
Taft
Socialiat
Socialiat Party
Socialina
Tatt
Yalu
Herald
Fiarvdra
Carver
Bryan
Boston Herald
Elisabet
Ani
Congress
Laugh or Two A Beautifier F NelHars
The fragment discusses Miss Punnay and Nali Nantonae with references to Catholic Standard and Times and Harper's Weekly. It mentions a narrator observing a person younger than last seen, and a playful exchange about signs and waving, in a collage of periodical chatter.
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Nali Nantonae
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Elizabeth Daily Journal
Detiy Bucepl Banday
Avousrois E Crane
Weenie
Cent
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Hearst. Independence Party
Princvton i
Bryn
L Publicus
Oklahoma
NEN Chautauqua Agenta
Trypan
Francia
Missouri
Francis
Not
Iola
Republican Party
Aguin’ the Oysier
Mr. Fowler
Sane
Hénest
New Jersey
Newark News
Hudson
Friends of Good Government
Rotherham
Coun City
Hoboken
Harper's
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Newark
Zitnette
Af m
Bee
Weerdara
West Mdnt
Denbrosges St
Sortlandt St
Brooklys
Gerevy
AE AP
Geo
W. D
Aexooger Trafic
Puinesion
Arkowitz
Pullin
Mzabethport
Allkoline
Flora
Broad ST
Cedar ST
W.v.snyder & CO
Haug & Fletcher
iBertemycos
A. T.syers
Campaign
Bamera
Morris Avenue
Elizabeth, W. J
Tel, Ua
Maceawica
Electrica
Special Department
Union County Trust Co
Broad, Cor,w. Grand
Uta Sethy Kleanly
Ross Ryhere
Deutsch
John W. Wirth
Optioin
Onipargnrersus
Agia
Westfield Ave
Bilsabete
Telephone
Madame ‘Barry
Risiereg
Porlon
Aiseeal
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