The Norfolk Virginian and Its Circulation Details
The Norfolk Virginian claims widest circulation among Norfolk and Portsmouth papers with daily and weekly rates and delivery options. It notes advertising rules, city band promotion calls, and mentions a Boston Sunday Sermon Association seeking to publish sermons from leading divines in major newspapers to reach millions.
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Newspaper Sermon Association
Curious Court Battle Over Appointments and Speech
Fragmented text shows a political dispute regarding the appointment of Matt W. Hansom as minister to Mexico, challenged as unconstitutional by Acting Attorney General Holmes Conrad. It lauds Gen. Ransom’s service, recalls North Carolina figures, and includes a poem about mourning and endurance amid political upheaval.
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Matt W. Hansom
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Holmes Conrad
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Geo. Ransom
Senate
North Carolina
One Grand Sweet Song Inspires by Meveland Letter
Edgar Deering of Rowe, driven by a Cleveland letter praising married life as one grand sweet song, writes a poem and song titled Life Is One Grand Sweet Song. He shares it with President Cleveland and notes the compliment as he claims inspiration from the president’s words and the idea of harmony in marriage.
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Grover Cleveland
John Temple Graves
Rowe, Go
Edgar Deering
Deering
Bill
Jolus
Hite
Guay Gattis
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Edgar Dovwriigs
Dean Lin
Windy
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Doering
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Death of Miss 104 in tragic old family tale
The article recounts the unexpected death of a young Miss, daughter of Mr. John Twot and Mrs. Narto'k Vy, at about fourteen years old. It preserves memory of her gentle character, her devotion to family, and reflects on her life spent in care and schooling at St Agnes. The narrative mourns the loss and notes community sorrow.
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Vrots Hall
Onky
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John Twot
Heyebi Miike
Amyeli
Puatiny St. Agwes
Kanal
Tomi
Peter Sirickon
Kaw Ue
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Ste Wits
Low Prices Speak Loudly In Honest Goods Ad
Ad extols honest representation and value driving shoppers to buy necessities on economical terms. Claims stock is not vendor or road fakir but our own superior form filling clothing kept on sale with men’s and boys’ attire described as thoroughly shrunken and guaranteed to be above usual ready made quality.
Manufacturers' Cut Rate Unloading Sale Prices at Ten Dollar Line
A sales pitch touts union-made ready-to-wear men's suits at bargain prices. It highlights bargain racks for boys knee pants suits at 14 cents, seven dollar choice suits, and multiple garments including coats, pants, and sweaters praised for fit and quality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginian Building
Main and Commerce
M. Glennan, Owfer
Virginian
Virginia
Norfolk
Norfilk
Portmouth
Jan. Scholivld
New York
Cuba
Brooklyn Eagle
Ceew Gund
Tue Vincistas
Tur Vinuistan
Organized eNort
Semmons
Tito Cabin Witets
Doman
Allantin Constitution
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Ike Witn
Merit En Hood
John Ry Lochary
Roxbury
Oty
Hood
Tiegh & Engelish
Trish
WOCEV
Dessay Lal
Dalnor Voote
Akon
Duke
Wango
Ariel Athletic Club
Jake Rilaite
Uhiago
Colonial Front
Doyle & Small
Main Street
Burk & CO
Sal DE
Met
Troys
Lboys
Koya
Koop
Hush Oh
Cannon Ball Clothing Co
Main St
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Johnson China Company
Mt Gees
Phem
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J. S. Belm & Co.s
Queen Street Market
Conner Cturgh
Antwuren Streets
I. Schloss
Gal
Aldo Smithfield
Cash Talia
Whitehurstt Lenn
Cerner Ohoreh
T. A. Bulcack
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PAIGE
Nk Street
Norfolk Candy Kitchen Co
Bank Street
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Church and
Bute Streere
van Telburg Hofman
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
Wlford
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