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Ellenstein, Meyer1193 viewsApproximately 400 federal officials engaged in directing emergency activities in New Jersey, gave President Roosevelt a rousing welcome when he stopped off in Newark en route to New York to attend their semi-annual meeting at the Robert Treat Hotel. Left to right, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Charles Edison (son of the late electrical wizard), State Director of the National Emergency Council, Mayor Ellenstein of Newark, President Roosevelt and Gus Gennerich, Secret Service Man.
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19161192 viewsPhoto from "Official Programme Newark's Anniversary Industrial Exposition 1916"
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895 viewsMarch 18, 1906
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Abernathy is for Gibson884 views
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Al Smith809 viewsWith the crowd that filled the Newark, N. J. Armory wildly cheering and waving their flags, former Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York slowly worked his way to the platform where he made his first campaign talk in behalf of the Roosevelt/Garner ticket. Here he is making an impromptu talk before a microphone that was hastily thrust in front of him before he ascended the platform 10/24/1932
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The People's Choice for Mayor!806 viewsSeptember 23, 1906
Newark Sunday Call
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Asleep in the Tomb791 viewsMay 24, 1885
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742 viewsFifty Years of Historical Work in New Jersey
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