Elizabeth Daily Journal Advertising Rates and Offices
The Elizabeth Daily Journal lists office locations at 14 Mroad Street Elizabeth NJ and branches in Newark and New York City. It outlines daily race publication, advertising rates for single copies and subscriptions, and classified ad pricing including notices and cards of thanks with per insertion fees. It notes telegraphic news and association memberships.
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MG Wart Jersey
First Street
Somme
Broad Trent Cartain
York
Arent Jeanetick
New
Frank but firm mayoral choice urged in Republican letter
A letter advocating Dr Mravlag for mayor contrasts his bold frankness with Cissels unknown status and argues the city needs a cool minded executive who enforces laws. It notes Mravlag’s respectability and public service roles, and cites rivalry with Cissel as central to the primary debate. It also includes industrial casualty statistics to underscore government action needs.
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Cissel
Mravlag
Dr. Mravlag
Dr. Mraving
Mravlagia
Wally Frank
Imiy
Ciy
Teattoy
Frank
Imagor
Cisselle
Wierds
Excixe
Stamler
Cirel
Che Donial
Elizabeth
Rail safety suit targets several railways across states
A federal antitrust style suit alleges the Erie Railroad and others violated safety appliance laws by operating without proper safety gear. Railroads named include Central, Philadelphia Reading, and Reading lines. Charges cite penalties of 100 dollars per violation per line with multiple fines. The action questions the lawfulness of the safety requirements amid rising rail accidents. The case is filed in a federal court with broader regulatory implications.
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Erie Railroad
Badenh Sifery Appliame
United Jiatriot
Vrenten
Newdeasey
Phebe eTphine
Voting Places Barred in Saloon Buildings Under Law
A long excerpt discusses a 1908 law barring polling places in buildings that house inns taverns or saloons. It notes clerks must arrange suitable rooms for election boards and registries, with emphasis on keeping liquor premises out of voting sites. The article also covers party dynamics and political commentary amid a broader campaign atmosphere.
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Tranya
Board of Wintry
Silena
Editorial letter weighs two mayoral hopefuls in 1900s city
A reader urges balanced coverage of Republican candidates Robert Cinsel and Dr. Mraving. The letter praises Mraving’s leadership qualities, questions Cinsel’s local recognition, and argues Mraving would be the stronger mayoral candidate while noting past election performances and political dynamics.
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Journalet
Robert T. Chayal
Mraving
Cinsel
Mr. Cinsel
Mravlay
Jay
Dr. Mravlay
Republican Party
Diasel
Mravlag
Dr. Mravlag
Mr. C
Republicana Cissel
Mr. Olswel
Dr. Mraving
Taily
John J. Stamler
Laugh or Two Headlines and Quips in 1920s Style
A fragmentary two act humor sketch features Mrs Green and Mr Penn bantering about newspaper work and stars. It includes playful lines about telephones at 2 A.M., a jeweler checking a watch, and a running gag on aging and fashion with a father and son fretting over wrinkles.
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Mian Green
Mr. Penn
Apace
Miss Green
Uatranomny
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Elizabeth Daily Journal
Augustus
CRANE
Odveral
Mroad Street
Elizabeth, N. J
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Americas Ewraper Publishers Association
United Prose
Itn
United States
Rail Roaty Safety Apptianch Casio
Central Committee
Nugent
Ayyiin
Tonver
Homaxa Myyin Mdvecat
Stokes
Paftaman
Thea
Jilly
Aporka
Wright
Sijmanlon
Gollen
Epweial
Denwovrrth Party
Thertie
Rand
Pevid
Auphalla
Oyster Bay
Am One Roves
Reyond
Clavel
Tor. Mraving
Ninth Ward
Fiorencias
Mr. Smart
Stote
Freddie
Newarkh, N. J
Newark
New York
Prudential
Great New Jersey’ ‘Institute
the Prudential
STEIN
Markowitz
Flist Street
Elizabethport
N. J
J.wiss & Sons
Broad ST
Cnah
Petty
Patty
Newark, X. J
Pharmacy
Prudential Patty
the Goerke Co
Newarkh
Miss Banister
Jeffers Ave
Caney
Broad Street
Titcinekee'stress
Newark Avenue
Jersey
Market St
Conte
Farce & Carning Union
F. N. Sommer Tana
Eerie Mart
Charles L. Salathe
Westfield Avs
Httenperth
Taephons
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