Terms of the Virginian and daily Virginian subscription terms
A historical notice outlines subscription prices for Norfolk Virginia Beach and surrounding areas, stating ten cents per issue with weekly carrier delivery and annual, quarterly, and monthly rates. It also covers payment methods, advertising rates, reading notices charges, and notes on advertising rules and the New York office contact. The Virginian disclaims responsibility for returning rejected communications or manuscripts.
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Virginian
Norfolk
Outh
Berkley
Buffolk
West Nor- Newport News
United States
York
Raliu FR. Me- Ree
Times Building
York City
Bourke Cochran Speech Sparks Debate Across Nations
A digest of editorials and dispatches notes Cochran speeches, British reactions, and U S political chatter. It cites McKinley supporters, Earl Times suggestions, and a Senate view on Iowa chances. It mentions Bryan’s funding denial, reform calls, and calls for purer political methods.
North Carolina Election Smear Questioned by Washington Correspondent
The Washington correspondent of the New York Journal claims Mark Hanna funded a quarter million dollars to sway North Carolina politics. He warns locals resist perceived corruption at the polls, noting proud independence and readiness to retaliate against attempts to buy votes. The piece argues such suggestions insult North Carolinians and others in the Union.
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Washington
The
New York Journal
Mark Hanna
North Carolina
Mark Tranmann
North Caroling
Union
Petition Aims to Seek Spain Mercy for Crew
A movement plans a petition to Spain, routed via the State Department, urging the Madrid government to pardon the crew of the Mibuster Competitor. Supporters argue such action would let Spain gracefully withdraw from its stance in the Competitor case, while warning that without a plausible chance of punishment Spain will refuse clemency.
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Spain
State Department
Madrid
United States
Mosby Rebuffed on Subport and Virginia Votes
New York editor Merald reports John Mosby will not support Bryan ticket and a Richmond Star correspondent predicts Virginia negroes will vote solidly Republican. The notes mark a surprising shift with Mosby a longtime Republican and negro voters aligned with the GOP, while the writers urge fresh insights.
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Washington
New York
Merald
John 5. Mosby
Virginia
Bryan Uicket
Richmond
Washington Star
Holland
Col. Mosby
Col
Mosby
the Merald and Star
Call for an international court to settle Anglo American disputes
A New Zealand Journal argues the United States should confine itself to its continent and avoid Africa Asia or wars with Britain. It praises the Monroe Doctrine as letting America alone and urges Britain to likewise refrain, urging a future international court of arbitration to curb conflicts and guide both nations toward perpetual peace.
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New Zealand
Africa
Constantinople
Egypt
India
China
Britain
Frank H Cooper backs free silver in renewed Chicago view
Frank H Cooper of Siegel Cooper Co, a top Chicago New York retailer, returns from Europe with strong support for free silver coinage. He says it would increase money supply, raise farm prices, aid mine owners and workers, revive demand, and reduce business stagnation. He notes U S per capita money lower than France and cites plummeting goods prices as evidence.
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Frank H. Cooper
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago
New York
Europe
France
Gbouke Cockran
Free silver policy urged to revive prices and industry
The writer argues a gold standard harms the economy, while free silver would raise demand for goods, restore prices, and revive business. Citing mint capacity and national self-sufficiency, the piece endorses Grover Cleveland era stance and targets public confidence.
Notes and Opinions on Global Economics and Censorship
Hamburg leads in port status while European trade shifts. silver dominates currency with gold circulating sparingly. U S mint gold and silver totals rise from California discoveries. world finance and taxation shifts noted. A Me age 10 walks daily for berry picking earnings. The Sultan enforces strict press censorship. English diaries cheer exempt taxation. Ancient thumb nails drawn with ink reveal decorative practices.
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Hamburg
Liverpool
Amt
Europe
California
United States
Jacob
Germiuin Statiattelans
A, D, WM
Washington
Whitneyville
Turkey
England
House of Lords
Court of Appeals
Lectures On The Girl's Side By A Oklahoma Preacher
A preacher in Oklahoma delivers a series of lectures titled I'm on the Girl's Side. Mary Young of Rochester New York was arrested for taunting James Hayes about his Populistic whiskers. A St Louis meeting organized a fund for a Eugene Field memorial. contributions capped at five dollars each, aiming for at least one thousand dollars.
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Oklahoma
Mary Young
Rochester
N. Y
James Hayes
Henry Victor Morgan
Alameda
Cal
Duke of Cumberland
Paul Gilson
Catharine Salisbury
Joseph Smith
Port Greene
John Wesley Garsden
Philadelphia
United States
Myron PD. King
Indiana
Matthews
Wheeling
Russia
M Istemic
St. Louis
Eugene Field
Dream voyage with sea songs by James Whitcomb Riley
A poem fragment recounts a dream of sailing with vivid ocean imagery. The speaker describes marigolds, mermaids, dawn to midnight, and siren songs as they voyage past golden sands while a ship’s crew experiences shifting light and music.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Labor Hangs At Hanna in Labor War for City News
The Central Labor Union of New York rejects endorsing Hanna and McKinley in a letter from John Hall of the Whitestone Marble Workers. The union vows not to back Hanna, calling him a union smasher, and orders a wire to Cleveland for Hanna’s reward, with Labor Day Journal to publish.
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New York Journal
Central Labor Union
Wiliam McKines
United States
Mark Hanna
John Hall
Whitstone Association of Marble Workers
Sir
Whitstone Association
McKinley- Hanna Syndiedtw
Hanna
Sailors' Union
Great Lakes
McKinley and
Probart
Labor Day Journal
Central Labor Union of New York
CILY
Indorse Hanne
Melinley
Hobart
Hanne
Adams Express
Whitestone Association
Mck Kinsey
Henry
Cleveland
Gold and Silver Production Imbalance At 1892 Debates
The text argues against the gold standard, citing centuries of gold and silver excess production and criticizes overproduction claims. It contends bondholders, bankers, and imperial powers benefit from gold and that debt payments require vast gold, harming economies and trade with Britain and others.
A Republican View by Frank Peuille in Times-Democrat
The piece argues that money appreciation harms producers more than depreciation, citing Halfour and recent economic events. It notes slumps in silver after policy shifts, a bank panic when gold reserves were raided for Europe, and claims farmers suffer when wheat prices fall under gold calculations. It concludes critics label farmers as anarchists for doubting the gold standard.
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Repubican
Frank Peuille
New Oaeans Times-Democrat
A. Halfour
England
Mexion
Europe
Kamerp
Mr. Palmer
A Disgusted Goldburg Speech Sends Regretful Reproach
In Springfield Mass Republican comments lament Bourke Cochran speech as poorly prepared on the gold standard. Disappointment that the Freal meeting lacked a stronger address from an expert like Secretary Farel. Noted Cochran touched only on wages, a vital facet of the silver contest, with much of the talk seen as inadequate at this moment.
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Goldburg
Springfield
Mass
Bourke Cookran
Bryan
Carfele
Rourke Cochran
New York
Wapes
East
Platt Expected as New York Republican Governor Candidate
Murat Halstead reports from Sara toxa that Thomas C. Platt is virtually certain to be the Republican nominee for New York Governor. He claims Platt is not yet a candidate, but the formal selection is effectively settled.
Presidential finances and perks discussed by Boston reporter
A Boston reporter quoted Mnonan Adulte II discussing how presidential earnings, allowances, and expenses shape the office. He notes salaries, White House costs, secretaries, and staff, plus pension and post term earning potential across presidents from Cleveland to Harrison.
Noted hotel man John Chamberlain dies at Saratoga
Thousands mourn the death of John Chamberlain, famed proprietor of Chamberlains, at Saratoga Springs after a long illness. Born in Pittsfield Mass in 1536 he rose from steamboat steward to build the Monmouth Park race course and a chain of prestigious hotels. His Washington Hotel and Old Point Comfort lodge were celebrated centers for politicians and public men.
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John Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
St. Loyals
New York
Price McGrath
Hoffman
Eitty and
Monmouth Park
Washington Hotel
Old Point Comfort
Chamberlain
Lighting Hot Drops Promises Quick Relief for Many Ailments
An advertisement extols Lighting Hot Drops as a universal remedy for stomach and bowel troubles, claiming fast, harmless relief and money back if no effect. It also cites Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as effective since 1878, noting epidemic dysentery and cholera difficult to treat.
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Herb Medicine Co
Springeld
Chamberlain
Great Stock Relief Sale Cuts Prices on Light Weight Wear
Marvelous reductions sweep the stock as every light weight garment must go. The sale emphasizes deep cuts on finer grades to fill broken lines and reflects a strong purchasing power during this period.
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Allison
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Olney
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Burke Cochran
Madison Square
New Orleans
Fall River
Globe
McKinley
London Times
the Times
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Marion Republican
Wilmington
N. G) Star
Bimetallic League
Philadelphia Record
Republican State Central Committee
Atlanta
Washington Post
Straken
Hoke Smith
Atlanta Journal
Dezerter
Jacksonville
Leas
Aark
Heeps
Vay
Gentral Labor
Uniold
Cleveland Union Smasher
Patrick Walsh
Augusta
Mt hAvons
Jfon Dt
Carlisle
Mark Hanne
Boston
White House
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Garfeld
Garfield
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Harrison
Joan Chamberlin
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