The Virginian advertising rates and policies
Advertising terms listed for The Virginian Daily in Norfolk including carrier delivery, payment by remittance or check, and rates. Details cover first insertion costs, subsequent insertions, reading notices, and restrictions. New York office contact provided. note on rejection not responsible for return of communications.
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Virginian
Norfolk
Outh
Berkley
Suffolk
New York
Ralpi FP
McEee
Times Building
New York City
Promoters Seek Giant Whiskey Trust Combine
A Sunday front gathers varied notes from national politics and society. Discussions on a Kentucky distillers’ combine, Democratic unity hopes in Virginia, and Cleveland’s denials on Indianapolis conference guidance are highlighted alongside comments on Li Hung Chang in London and Quay’s retirement plan.
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Old Whiskey Trust
Kentucky
Pittsburg Times demands McKinley support from Democrats
The Pittsburg Times accuses Democrats who reject the Chicago ticket of cowardice and urges them to back McKinley. It calls for tariff protection and free silver to be fused under McKinley, likening the stance to swallowing the McKinley platform whole.
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Pittsburg Times
Chicago
McKinley
New Market for Southern Goods Seen in China Trade
President Hickman of Graniteville Manufacturing in Augusta Ga reports strong export gains for Southern makers. In three months Graniteville shipped about 12 000 bales of cotton goods to China and anticipates expanding trade with South America once canals and ships facilitate wider American trade.
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Hickman
Graniteville Manufacturing Company
Augusta
China
Graniteville Company
South America
London
South
Nicaragua
Ching
Cotton Manufacturers Call for Money Reform to End Depression
Dr. Henry W. Lilly of Beaver Creek and Bluff Mills North Carolina argues abolition of the gold standard and free coinage of silver would raise prices and purchasing power, stating the money question, not tariffs, drives cotton mill downturns amid 70 million consumers. He believes currency adjustment will solve textile industry woes.
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Beven
McKinley
Henry W. Lilly
Beaver Creek and
Bluff Mills
North Carolina
Lilly Beeves
Why Should They Be Paid in Gold
The speech cites Major McKinley praising gold coin while questioning why British bondholders would be paid in gold. Critics argue about silver dollar value and consistency with a pledge that all U.S. bonds could be paid in silver, highlighting a clash between stated policy and current stance on payments to foreign creditors.
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Canton
Major McKinley
Republican Party
Pittsburg Post
Mekinley
Stanley Matthews
United States
Bondholders and pensions in US politics noted
A British bondholder is said to be paid in gold while the dollar falls short for pensions. The text questions Major McKinley’s chances for American votes amid such arguments credited to him.
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Major MckKinley
Notes and Opinions on World Travel and Global Facts
A collection of observations on world travel via the trans Siberian railway with fare estimates, river geography notes on the Mississippi and Missouri, population comparisons, and historical stats. It includes remarks on Nelson’s flagship Fondroy ant restoration, dividend fractions, British Empire metrics, divorce figures in France, Trafalgar Day plans, and casualty rates across major wars.
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Missouri
Mississippi
France
Germany
Great Britain and Ireland
Indian Empire
Waly
Russia
United States
Texas
Fondroyant
Nelson
Hanes
Kiel
America
British Empire
British Navy League
Empire
United Kingdom
Personal notes on public figures and society figures
A column of assorted society items notes Queen Victoria and orchids, bandit Tibural, Li Hung Chang negotiations, disappearances, and honors for scholars. It mentions Professor Winchell, J W Cumack, Lanman, Garfield and McKinley, Burns translations, currency policy, Anthony Hope engagement, and yacht designer Charles Smith with mental illness among partners.
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Victoria
Tibural
Chsarina
Winter Palace
Li Hung Chang
G. G. Winchell
Park College
Missouri
iSust
J. W. Cumack
Tennessee
The
Alemphis
Calcutta
James A Garfield
Ohio
Carfeld
McKinley
Germany
Eex
W. KR. Moerrhum
Minnesota
Town Meeting Notes and Highway Tragedy Highlight Suffolk
Suffolk town records show August session with fines, licenses, and a Wright ex-Treasurer inquiry. A 75-year-old woman died on the highway near Suffolk in a sudden collapse. funeral set for Sunday.
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Suffolk
J— He
HK. L. Brewer, Jr
A. W. Eley
Holland
Noffice
J. T. Nurney
Treasury
Connectiata
Wright
W. H. Bley
John II
Lotzia
MH. Wavis
J.T. Rawles
Jett
Jordon
Nansemond County
WJ. Kilby
Cypress Chapel
Commissioner of Wires Flood Reports Rapid Subway Progress
Boston official in charge of street utilities announces swift subway work. He cites 5 951 feet of trench opened 71 005 feet of conduit 264 078 feet of ducts 24 manholes built 428 service connections from mains 155 duets and 29 manholes in connection with cable 147 899 feet drawn in.
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Flood
Boston
Rapid
Brown
Matchless Money Saving Chances at The Big Store
The Big Store promotes Matchless Money Saving Chances with unmatched values in brand new seasonable garments. Men’s suits in dark blue and grey twilled material offered in all sizes to 42, described as neat, stylish, and excellent for the price while supplies last.
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Norfolk
Walstable
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M. Glennan
Office Virginian
Virginia
Richmond
Baltimore American
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Quay
Pittsrg
Duke of Argyll
Loch Fyne
Washington Post
Richard F. Bland
Mr. Bryan
Uncle Dick
Senator Tilman
Birmingham News
Alabama
Horton
Savannah News
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Pittsburg
J. L. Green
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Fammany
Sewall
Ison Square Garden
Bryan
Orleans
Burt
Copyon
Ierit
Hood
Fiood
Town
Mahalla Williams
Tate
Moudbay
James Darden
John Galbraith
J. J. Harges
Dininiit
Iwles
Sultolls
Tigers
Magnolia
West End Park
R. H. E. Tigers
Applewhite
Mowell
Tucker and Howell
Faulkerod
Carr
Amophe
Britt
Meritt Briggs
Choge City
Buffalo Lithia Springs
W. L. McLeod
Charlottesville
McLeod
Hon. J. &. Booker
Miss Mobile
la Louisy Vio
Baltimore
Wowen
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Authors’ Club
Burnett
Burk Union
United Garment Workers OF America
Raleigh, N. c
Vassar
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