Terms of the Virginian newspaper and delivery areas
The Norfolk Virginian outlines subscription delivery to Norfolk and surrounding areas, with 10 cents weekly rates and payment by carrier or mail. Advertising rates are given per line and per insertion, noting limitations on space use and notices. The York office contact and a disclaimer about rejected communications are included.
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Virginian
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Berkley
Buffolk
West Norfolk
Newport News
United States
Theam
Nes Bulking
New York City
Eight Pages of Speculation and Trade News
The column comprises varied notes on Senate tenure records, political forecasts by Senator Ek, market prices in Havana and Virginia, and remarks on libel law, Christmas subscriptions for Ambassador Mayard, and McKinley Bryan electoral math. It cites cotton and corn export data, gun permits in Alabama, and labor shifts in the South with regional commentary from Southern papers. The piece also mentions party dynamics, public ownership circles, and remarks on postwar political rhetoric.
Southern exports rise as diverse goods boost trade
The article notes a historic surge in Southern exports driven by corn lumber shipparts and other commodities. It predicts continued growth with increased imports and benefits across port industries as the export trade from Southern ports expands over the next five to ten years.
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Exsport
Pacific coast shipping faces competition from Japan says commissioner
The Commissioner of Navigation reports American vessels in Pacific trade have not risen with national growth. Tollages rose from 1880 levels to 657,206 tons, while foreign trade advanced. Japan is cited as a new competitor, with steamship capacity increasing to 106,883 tons. The official urges extending 1892 act to admit New York and Paris to registry and oppose a 10 percent discrimination duty on goods brought by American bottoms.
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Commissioner of Navigation
Altt le
Pacific Ocean
Shi Lona
Pacific
Japan
Uenet
New York
Paris
South Before the War Tale from Chicago Times Herald
A Chicago Times-Herald correspondent reprints a South before the war tale claiming he ran a secret grocery and fled due to subscribing to Herald of Freedom. The piece questions the reliability and omits key details like exact location or publication data, noting skepticism toward the report.
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The
Chicago Times-Herald
Enet
South
Herald of Freedom
Stile
Oles
Kinsts
Pool
Boston Traveler predicts Cuban question to dominate President's address
The Boston Traveler expects the President's message to Congress to focus on Cuba. It notes that if Cleveland acts with support from friends, the document could be vigorous though not necessarily war. Interference by the United States is viewed as more likely to bring peace than war with Spain.
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Congréss
Cleveland
United States
Spain
Cnan
Cuba
TITE CONGRESSIONAL SEED FRAUD
Philadelphia Times discusses free seed distribution by the Agriculture Department. It notes a $370,000 annual cost and hopes for repeal, arguing many congressmen view seed aid as political leverage for support.
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Philadelphia Times
Apcultural
Morton
Broth er member seat privilege debated in minority notes
A fragment notes that farmers remain in the minority and that the result would be the same. It asserts that a brother member’s privilege to hold his seat must not be interfered with.
Notes and Opinions on Religion History and Etiquette
A collage of stray items: remarks on Mormon manuscript origins in Missouri, Islamic hell concepts, Duke of Devonshire land sales in Cork, census figures for 1500s America, escapades of a stolen locomotive, a judge quip about Magiish, and Queen Victoria etiquette for preaching before the monarch.
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Ephraim Jefferson
George Schwelch
Richmond
Ray County
Duke of Devonshire
Cork
Sir John Arnott
United States
Ktts
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Duchess parties and revival meetings headlined in gossip notes
Gossip notes report The Duchess of Puccleuch hosting exclusive London gatherings while D Ll Moody plans revival meetings in Boston on January 1. Rumors place British arbitrators Asquith and Batten-Powell on the Venezuela boundary, with Rhodes as first witness for Transvaal raid inquiry. Additionally Telnee Yiurbide contests Metropolitan Club membership. Lady Warcourt, an American Wyirth, is linked to Sir William Warcourt. Income figures mark Abba Sullivan and Lost Chord earnings, while Signor Possomporer seeks new song value.
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Duchess of
Puccleuch
Lonton
Ll. Moody
Evangelist
Boston
Mr. Asquith
OM. P
George Bgatten-Powell M. T
Venezuela
Cecil Rhodes
Transvaal
Telnee Yiurbide
Metropolitan Club
Washington, D. C
Hin
Lady Warcourt
Jot Lothrop Moltey
Ives
Wiliam Marcourt
Si Abba Sullivan
Signor Possomporer
Lullaby Recited in Fragmented Poem Excerpt
A disjointed verse from Songs and Other Verse by Eugene Bel, parsing a lullaby theme. The speaker urges a child to rest as the moon and sun figures appear, while a grave site note hints at an absent father and angel watchers. The style evokes a tender, nocturnal mood with faded OCR clarity.
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Eugene Lel
Burk & Co offers direct-from-maker clothes with white label guarantee
Crowds flock to Burk & Co sales touting money-saving prices and guaranteed quality. Garments come with a White Label certificate from the United Garments of Workers of America, claiming no sweatshop or prison labor, and promising superior construction and fit. Boys' knee pants offered in all sizes at low prices.
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Burk & Co
United Garments of Workers of America
Men's Suits in Broad Selection at The Annex Shop
Large stock of men's suits in Cheviots, Cassimeres, and plaids. Union labeled, tailor made or ready to wear, with square cut sacks and double breasted styles. Heavy winter weights, neat patterns, and a variety of colors offered at bargain prices with free alterations.
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Union 1
Porkie
Rick
Annex
Mrowniel Segvyy
Theartel Sacha
Men's Overcoats Bargains in New Lot at Low Prices
Heavy volume sales pitch describes men's overcoats in multiple lengths and colors. Emphasizes mid to long lengths with derby collars, satin linings, and storm coats. Praises quality, fashion, and unbeatable value with prices around 9 1/2 to 11 dollars and strong claims of durability and style.
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Atade
Perior Dinikh Borm- Putin
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Havana
Lord Russell
London
Mayard
New York Post
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Bryan
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Prolite
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Virginia
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Swift
Berkeley
Washington
Mr. Dana
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New York Sun
Siile
South Carolina
New Maghad
Saya
New Weans
Norman Bell
Norfolk and Portsmouth
Ited
States Agricultural Bureau
Alfred K. Bhepperson
Ution
Southern Exports
Tite Congressional Seed Fraud
Hushaby
Hood
Hood's
Mens Suits
IAI
Luis
Theavers
Meltony Cheviot
Isorys
Nice
Koys
Sercoats
HLACK
BLUR
GHEY
TN Prinecerentica
Ulstor
Bubk & CO
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