Virginian terms in Norfolk and Portsmouth circulation
Public notice outlines terms for advertising in the Virginian Newspaper. Rates per line and time spans are listed, with payment to the Virginian Building at Freemont Street and Commerce. Readers are reminded the Virginian is not responsible for returned communications.
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New York
Mick
Enorfolk Virginian
Virginian
Commerce
Afole
Boeoal Representative
Stoom
Thnes
Ow. Y Ork
Media chatter and political notes from late 19th century papers
A collage of brief remarks from newspapers mentions Secretary Olney's attire, War correspondent Forbes in London, public sentiment on duck shooting, and a Philadelphia Times suggestion for retirements of greenbacks. It notes debates over currency, inventions, and recalls Ambassadors Bayard, plus a plan to limit skyscraper height in St. Louis to curb city canyons.
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New York Tribune
Publican Convention
St. Louis
Reunion and Parade Aims to Unite North and South
The New York Sun editor Mr Charles A Dana led a plan for a reunion parade of Blue and Gray to erase sectional prejudices. The Virginia newspaper notes war is over and a nationwide anniversary celebration will show unity. Atlanta Constitution reports Sweden seeks a 1,000,000 acre colony in Northern Tennessee to form a Swedish American community improving regional prospects.
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New York
New York Sun
Charles A. Dana
Haus
Atlanta Constitution
Tennessee
Wisconsin
United States
Sturn
Uncancelable mortgages and Cuba policy debate
The Philadelphia Record notes John R Dos Passos New York pamphlet arguing for Cuban recognition while urging adherence to treaty obligations. It praises the pamphlet as thoughtful, defends keeping Spain ties, and urges careful support of Cuban patriots without breaking honoring treaties. The paper stresses national honor and potential future aid to Cuba with credit to the United States.
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Philadelphia Record
Cuba
United States
John R. Dos Passox
New York
Jia
Spain
Dos Passos
Tts
President Cleve lands Venezuela Boundary Stance
President Cleveland’s message to Congress asserts the Monroe doctrine in the Venezuela border dispute with Great Britain. He favors arbitration but Britain rejected it, urging Congress to appoint a commission to determine the true boundary and authorize expenses for a thorough inquiry.
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Cleveland
Congress
Monroe
Venezuela
Great Britain
Boes Shraigeht
Republic
Guland
Cleveland Urges Investigation on Venezuela Boundaries
The message from Mr. Cleveland calls for a swift executive appointment to conduct an inquiry and report, with the United States prepared to act to defend Venezuela’s rights. He stresses avoiding aggression by Britain and upholding national self-respect, asserting support for peaceful competition among English speaking nations.
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United States
Realiz
Great Britain
Venezuela
Clevelmna Anya
Bkngurrad
Brent Onian
AMERICAN NOTES AND MISCELLANY ITEMS OF THE DAY
A collection of scattered notices including Postmaster-General Wilson accepting Vanderbilt University invitation to deliver the commencement address in 1896. Henry S. Wellcome in London recalls presenting Pocahontas portrait in the Women’s Building at the World’s Fair. Rome court sentences Ligier Barrazoult’s law for six months for defrauding a New York firm in a lemon export case. James M. Fladl, age 10, dies in Kentucky after a home incident. Local families in Scott and Cynthiana areas noted with multiple relatives. Philadelphia chemist Pred D. McDonald sells a gold wap yer coin for 800 dollars, a rare Washington and Liberty coin dated 1788 with the words Washington and Liberty.
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Wilson
Vanderbilt University
Nuertiville
Tenn
Henry S. Wellcome
Luidon
Senate of the
United States
Pocahontas
Ligier
Rome
New York
James M. Fladl
Aed
Tharrizon County
Cythiana
Pintison
Scote County
D. McDonal
Bonnett Square
Philadelphia
Washington
Washington Sand Liberty
Dement
Notes and Opinions on 27400 Barrels of Apples Amid Odd Tales
The item mentions 27400 barrels of American apples, a marriage sale, a steamer collision near Morse, and Norwegian, Swedish, and American ships with various tonnages. It references the Queen, Windsor, and charitable acts by nuns in Convents, distributing aid to the needy. The text blends rumors, maritime notes, and social commentary in a fragmented 19th century newspaper style.
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Mitteshbur
Pac
Germunie
New York
Norway
Aermiset Eloi
Cerne
Bentepe
Windsor
Fragmented verse piece on a restless figure and critique
A distorted poetic fragment describes a restless man blamed for his temper not his core. It hints at jealousy, sighs, and reflective moods as the speaker notes flaws while showing reluctant sympathy for the subject. The tone mixes critique with faint pity.
Big Store Is Flooded With Money Saving Prices
The description portrays rapid sales across all departments driven by strong purchasing power. Goods move quickly as money-saving opportunities attract buyers. Apparel is advertised as new standard manufacture, guaranteed reliable quality and lasting service.
Men’s Suits Offer At Remarkable Prices
Ad across- the-board sale presents men’s suits in regular fifteen, fourteen, and thirteen dollar ranges. Finest worsteds cassimeres and cheviots in single and double breasted sack styles. West window samples show seven fifty heavy double weight cheviots and all wool fabrics with solid construction. Durable winter wear for men hard on clothes.
Bargain Suit Bundle Offered at Special Prices
Six dollars for a mixed cull of men's frock suits and sacks in various sizes with slight irregularities but solid value. Twelve dollars buys nobby business suits in twisted and basket weaves, chain and diagonal weaves, with rough and smooth effects, superbly tailored and up to date.
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Nobby Business
Thirteen Fifty Offers Men’s Choice Worsted SuitsGuarantees Quality
Thirteen Fifty presents Men’s Choice Worsted Suits including Blacks and Blues Plain and Fancy Mixtures Sacks and Cutaways made in our workshops by first class tailors and worth the extra Five over the current price.
Men’s Overcoats Offer at Seven Seventy-Five Price
An old advertisement touts men’s overcoats priced at seven dollars and seventy-five cents and ten dollars. It highlights blue chinchilla material with velvet collars, medium to extra length cuts, solid construction, and reliable fabrics in light and dark variants.
Overcoat Bargains Feature Vast Selection at Low Prices
Twelve Fifty offers a pick from Kerseys Meltons Cheviots and Beavers in various hefts shapes colors and shades. Excellent Overcoats that would command higher prices elsewhere for goods that are neither finished nor fit well. Another assortment of phenomenal Overcoat Bargains.
Thirteen Fifty showcases Finer Overcoats at Garments
The shop presents Thirteen Fifty branded Finer Overcoats in half box and full box backs. They are described as well made in every detail with medium and extra long lengths, extra deep velvet collars, and slanting pockets. The copy praises their style and construction compared to other merchants at any price.
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Thirteen Fifty
Hats and Overcoats Sale Notice in Gray and Brown
Fashionable men hats in gray and brown fedora style offered with style and value. Rare bargain pricing on boys cape overcoats and matching wool pants suits in dark blue tweed, advertised as a bang up suit and overcoat set at a standout price.
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Aen Oullit
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