Elizabeth Daily Journal Advertising and Office Notices
The Elizabeth Daily Journal lists office locations in Elizabeth New Jersey downtown and branch offices in Newark and New York Chicago with advertising rates. It notes delivery charges and sections for funeral notices ads and payments, and credits to the American Newspaper Publishers Association and United Press wire service.
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N. Summer
Broadstrem
Bulldice
Newark
New York
F. R. Northrup
Fifth Avenue
Bainevick
Chicago
Auke Tyebune Bulldie
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Bryan Seeks Gold Standard Split Ahead of 1900 Vote
A historic critique argues William Jennings Bryan remains steadfast for free silver and warns that past Democratic foes who opposed his candidacy in 1896 and 1900 will not be persuaded to back him this year. It recalls his Memphis speech and asserts sound-money Democrats resist compounding party loyalties with conscience.
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William Jennings Bryan
Tia
Tama
Menphis
Tenn
Cam Heljing
Bryan
Han
Hryap
National Credit
Wrgan
Debate over Philippine independence and a call for stable government
A political clash over independence for the Philippines is described, with references to Taft and Bryanite rhetoric. The piece argues for a stable, self-governing Philippines and labels calls for immediate independence as demagoguery.
Taft's Philippine policy praised as path to independence
The article lauds President Taft and the Philippine Commission for guiding native self government, land reform, and a taxation of education as steps toward eventual independence. It argues educated Filipinos can govern with restraint and reason, contrasting American involvement with native advancement under Taft.
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Ds Prenables
Philippine Commissium
Taft
Vitor
United States
Pho Bilipinum
Agit Amori
William
Taft esteem cited in portrait of a popular governor
The passage hails William Howard Taft as a respected and magnetic figure, praising his loyalty, fairness, and civil law stance. It portrays Taft as a governor beloved by Filipinos, admired for reliability, openness to liberal reforms, and opposition to colonial exploitation.
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Taft Beni
Taft
Yale
Philippines
Cuba
Panama
Lysvian Abbottwell
Fayiten
Tru
Striking contrast at state Excise hearing in Trenton
Mayor Ryan of this city urged a $500 license fee and a five member elective excise board with midnight hotel closures and police regulation of liquor quality. He favors Sabbath open saloons, while the Democrat candidate for mayor opposes similar measures. Governor Hughes and Lt Governor Chanter avoid the local option debate as aerial navigation devices set city records.
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Cfties
Stity
State Excise Commission
Trenton
Yeatorday
Ryan
Ita Sewsia
Jay
Municipal expenses rise faster than population in cities
A Washington Post report summarizes a bureau study on cities over 300000 showing four year corporate payments climbing 14.7 to 29.2 percent since 1902, with New York, Boston and Washington leading per capita costs. Indebtedness and permanent improvements also grew, while wages rose modestly.
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Specia
Bureau of the Cenans
New York
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Orleans
Buffalo
Milwaukee
IAR
Washington Post
TIDES AND MOSQUITOES IN THE ATLANTIC COAST
A New York Sun view argues tides drive mosquito breeding along upland edges where flooded pockets form. High water creates habitats for black and white ringed midges, which fly long distances. Fresh sea water flushes larvae. digging ditches along uplands daily flushes pools, reducing breeding cheaply. Local farmers could halt breeding with a few days of ditching, unless laws penalize such nuisance.
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New York Sun
Atlantic
Long Taland
New Jersey
Invasions of Mosquitoes Across Long Island and Sound
The article notes mosquito populations on the north and south sides of Long Island and along the Sound, especially at the Bronx mouth marshes, where vast numbers are produced. Mosquitoes drift on light winds into New York City and distant pine areas, with recent reminders of these invasions. Authorities and researchers deem such invasions unexcused.
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Long Island
Sound
Bronx
New York City
Laugh or Two and the Hall of Gags in Old Essays
A collage of quips and skits from four papers with snippets about burglars, a lawyer's warning, a rotunda goddess parable, and stage rumors. Jokes mix with crowd banter on graft, marriage, and appetite as brief headlines and quotes mingle in a playful, noisy page.
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Tnoad Strom
Elizabeth, N. J
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BU Center
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Ageas
Willem Taft
Family of Nations
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Hughes
Chanter
North Cape
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Gariah
Roosevelt
California
Kaiser
House of Hohenzollern
Philadelphia Press
Washington Star
Papa
Houston Post
Beaton Transcript
Yea
Baltimore American
Sis
Freddie
Huby
Kansas City Journal
National State Bank
Elizabeth
Prudential
the Prudential
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance CO
Frederick Frelingbuyesa
A. Gottfried
Lewy
Wall Sts
Woodruff Storage
Fabs J. Blum & Som
Sreth Vingaton
Berea
Newark, N. J
Inege Fastorn
Colt
Goerke Co
Wirs
Sterlin
Wiss
J.wiss & Sons
Broad Street
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