Terms of the Virginian newspaper rates and policies
The Virginian announces subscription prices for the Daily Virginian with weekly payment by carrier and annual options. Advertising rates apply per square with charges for first insertion and subsequent insertions. Contractors are restricted to legitimate ads. policies note non return of rejected manuscripts.
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Virginian
Carriera
Norfolk
Outh
Berkley
Buffolk
West
Newport News
United States
Omice Virglimina Masdlibe
Huns and
Commerce Sineeds
Nada Pope
WAL
Theonta
New York
Ralph PB. McEee
Toom
Times 3
York City
Daily chatter notes and political talk from era newspapers
A collage of brief remarks from multiple papers mentioning weather talk about Mr Platt and Mr Hanna, remarks on Warner Miller, and jokes about fashion items. It includes commentary on Austrian grain policy, the British lord chancellor’s protection, Senator Watson Laurie’s stance for silver, Bryan and Sewall’s campaign, and free coinage advocacy. Also reports New York seat requests for a mass meeting at Madison Square Garden with 25 000 plus applications and an estimated 40 000 expected attendees.
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New York
Maas- Son Square Garden
Messrs
Bryan
Sewall
Democratic Committee
Wiles
Bankers' circular allegedly urging loans and gold bonds
A Virginian article questions a supposed 1893 circular by the American Bankers Association urging banks to cut circulation by one third and call in loans to create a money string among influential merchants. It notes a later 1894 denial by Arthur Puller and reprints the denial in another column.
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The
Virginian
American Bankers’ “Association
Congress
Treasury
Bryan and Sewall Clubs Spread Across the Nation
Political clubs named Bryan and Sewall attract former Republicans joining the Democratic movement. In Kanawha County West Virginia and elsewhere, Republicans enter these clubs in large numbers, with leaders like William Thayer and Virgil A. Gates organizing chapters and promoting the party platform adopted at Chicago.
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Norfolk
Tepublican Party
National Democracy
Chicago
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Mryan
Sewall
St Albans
Bryan and
Sewall Mish Jt
Malden
Charleston
William Thayer
South Side Poundry and Machine Shops
W. A. Forsyth
Virgil A. Gates
Logan and Sewell
Mine Grove
J. 11
Brown
Congress
J. B.C. Drew
Abram Turlow
Charles
J. W. Davis
Creenbrier Oouhin
West Virgina
Old Virginia
Norfolk Club
Page McCarty
Armour uses Mexican dollars to test wage value protest
Industrialist B D Armour proposes an object lesson by paying workers with 60 cent Mexican dollars to show how silver value might change pay scales and prices. Critics question practicality and warn the scheme could backfire as the familiar dollar loses collateral in the United States.
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Wolage
B.D. Armour
Ochicamo
Armour
Emmoyes
United States
Tie
Augusta Chronicle
Washington Post
Fivery
Stevelyé
United Pela
Fragmented Critique of Industry Tactics and Voter Intimidation
A verbose critique denounces indecency in corporate conduct and political pressure. It warns that clever rhetoric will not justify coercion and that ship captains of industry risk backlash for attempting to influence workers and voters, urging vigilance against intimidation tactics.
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Porson
Ran
the Post
Personal notices from a sunlit era in Bar Harbor and beyond
A jumble of society items mentions Mrs Helen Cody Wetmore editor of the weekly Duluth Preay, Mr Emmons Ginnne leasing a cottage on Clefstane road Bar Harbor, Mrs Kate Burlington Davis of Minneapolis as a new medium, Miss June Harrison English doctor and member of the Archaeological Society, Charles Solomon named as oldest English composer with I Arise from Dreams of Thee, J Machkiren and J M Barrie slated to visit America in September, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps recounts old Gloucester talks, Longfellow’s Gloucester Reef Norman's Woe episode, Dr Toux linked to Pasteur line and two busts planned in his honor with Paris funds.
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Helen Cody Wetmore
Buffalo Bol
Duluth “Preay
Emmons Ginnne
William ‘You Helmouth
Steepwitvs
Clefstane Road
Bar Harbor
Kate Burlington Davis
Min- Nempolls
Madame Blavatsky
June Harrison
England
Depf LL
Straml Musical Magazine
Charles Soloman
Jin Machkiren
America
J. M. Barrie
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Longfellow
Gloucester
Norman
Dr. Toux
Pasteur
Pasteur Institute
Notes and Opinions From Varied Historical Tidbits
A pastiche of diverse claims on warship fuel shifting to Brown coal, mass bicycle production totals, Sir Arthur Sullivan profits from a famed work, and a mix of antiquarian and cultural notes. It cites Orange Free State poliofields, De Medici perfumes with rival poisoning schemes, and Denmark’s ancient national coat. Other items claim vast Visa cards printed, Empress Josephine’s music legacy at Malmaison, Dickens biographical notes on Oliver Caswell, Grant Allen’s health, and meat-linked youth in England. Also notes Arab date vinegar’s long history and recent English market appearance.
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Arthur Sullivan
Orange Free State
Vaal
de Medici
Denmark
Josephine
Malmaison
Oliver Caswell
Dickens
Canoncheft
Grant Allen
England
Berlin
Pehinner
Ancient object lensun tale of the Injun chief and the train
A Detroit Free Press item retells an archaic fable about a western chief attempting to stop a rushing train with a coiled lasso. The story ends with the chief dangling and a moral about dangerous meddling with unstoppable forces.
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Vale
Democratic Unity Cited In Nansemond County Support Letter
The Virginian prints J J West from Nansemond announcing hearty support for Bryan and Sewall and predicting an unprecedented Democratic majority across Nansemond. The letter urges Democratic papers to copy the message and shows party unity ahead of the Chicago ticket.
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The
Virginian
J. J. West
Chivragy
West
Nansemols
Nancemond
Suffolk
Bryan
Sewall
Democratic Executive Committee
Nansemond
Chicago
Manifold critique of contract law stance drives finance debate
The Philadelphia Press attacks the idea of changing debt contracts and halving debt value, arguing Congress wrongfully altered obligations twenty three years ago. The piece contends creditors bear the burden, urging financiers to push this view until election day amid national economic strains.
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Salt Lake Tribone
Philadelphia Press
Pot
Congress
Aot
United States
Muse
Elvor
Thie County
Fiyanciers
Salem
New
Unill
The Milk in the Covenant debated tax reform
The article cites Maj. John W. Scott of Moore arguing the income tax as unfair to “idle wealth” holders. It asserts opposition would rise if the old monetary order were toppled, claiming income tax is the fairest method yet devised and urging support for defending the nation with taxes.
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Chicago Recon
Chicago
Coal Trust
New News and Observer
John W. Scott
Moore
Mwe
Showil
Few Working Men Back Protection Yet
A New Orleans States note recalls labor opposition to tariffs and cites wage drops and more strikes during the McKinley tariff era. It mentions Carlisle’s stance on Chicago ticket and reports Lindsay’s private stance, noting expectations of administration posture and Hill’s anticipated acquiescence.
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New Orleans
Canton
McKinley
Politicking and tariff talk split by party lines
The Augusta Chronicle notes McKinley and Matina push voters on geology and tariff issues, urging silver side tracks in the West and South. It questions public support for shifty methods, urges politicians to mean what they say, and suggests Bryan’s rise in Democratic sentiment may shift the state.
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Mowest
Augusta Chronicle
MckKinley
Matina
British opinion on Bryan and Sewall echoes in press data
The piece notes hostile English sentiment toward Bryan and Sewall as reflected by a London correspondent in the New York Tribune and a Western Democratic paper. It cites a London speech excerpt and asserts British bankers and security interests will back Hanna’s fund for McKinley, suggesting the English view is volatile and best left unsaid.
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Wall Street
Financial News
The
New York Mercury
Bryan
Sewall
New York World
Maine
East
Springfeld Republian
New York Tribune
London
Dangerous Game in State Elections Threatens Labor Votes
A Richmond State analysis warns corporations may promise worker votes to the Hanna Melkinley bloc but cites strict election laws that hinder delivery. It argues plutocrat influence risks ongoing propaganda and coercion against opponents, potentially triggering broader national unrest.
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Richmond
Hanna-Melkinley
Matchless Money Saving Chances at The Big Store Norfolk
The Big Store promotes Matchless Money Saving Chances in Norfolk with unmatched price offerings. Broad appeal targets home shoppers as crowds respond to apparel deals. Rich bargains cover brand new seasonable garments including men’s suits in blue and grey twill, sizes up to 42, while stock lasts.
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Norfolk
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Watson
Laurie
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Ryan
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Detroit
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Democratic Pipers
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XI York Journal
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Jackson
Tives Elne
Willem
Hanary
Lindsay
Frankfort
Tlso
Hill
Michigan
Brynn
Hina
Chaiirman Ellyson
Democratic State Committee
Blyven
Nashville Sun
Jase Wolden
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M. Woolley
M.D. Ball
Atlanta
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