Norfolk Virginian advertising and subscription terms
The Virginian details daily and weekly publication areas Norfolk Suffolk West Norwood Newport News with subscription rates from ten cents per week to one dollar yearly. It lists advertising rates per column inch with first insertion at 37 4 cents and subsequent insertions at 12 1 2 cents, and notes deadlines after 10 PM with annex office contact. It also provides contact addresses in Norfolk and New York, and disclaims responsibility for unreturned communications.
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Ex President Harrison visit and Cuban news chatter
The Herald notes ex president Harrison’s New York visit has no political significance. Cuba’s news mills churn false reports, while U S policy toward Hawaii and Pacific interests draws comment from Speaker Reed and others.
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Peary Plans New Expedition to Pole with Support
Lieutenant Peary readies for another North Pole quest with Nansen predicting success. The U.S. government grants five years leave, the American Geographical Society provides funds, and a substitute vessel replaces the Peary ship as Mrs. Peary declines to join.
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North Pole
Nansen
United States
American Geographical Society
Imrendered Cuban Rebel Sanguilly Reconciled With Spain
The document claims General Sanguilly, once of the insurgent Cubans, was reeled back to Spain and renewed allegiance. It argues his shift harms the Cubans and notes long neglect of insurgent needs. It suggests Spanish gold influenced the change and predicts further defections.
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Cuban Struggle May End Soon If Rebels Hold Out
In Washington the belief grows that if Cuban insurgents prolong resistance Spain will finally concede independence. While some have made terms with General Blanco, most knowledgeable observers say a prolonged fight could seal the outcome. Havana’s best people question whether a U S protectorate could avert chaos, yet the central aim of Cuban independence remains within reach if fighters endure.
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United States
Senator Aldrich Told To Read Utica Observer Note
A Utica Observer editorial criticized Senator Aldrich Rhode Island for praising the cotton schedule of the Dingley tariff while 28000 Fall River operatives faced wage cuts. The article links the low cotton market to higher production costs and questions the senator’s stance on protectionist policy and its human impact.
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United States
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Treasury Deficit Up To December First Spurs Revenue Call
The Chicago Tribune argues the Treasury deficit up to December 1 shows a need for higher revenues. It says Congress must raise taxes or cut spending and urges the President to press for revenue measures now rather than delay. Public funds require economy and new revenue.
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Public Funds Pension List Sparks Tax Reform Debate
Citizens argue for a reasonable pension list and restrained public spending. They insist economy can generate enough revenue to meet just national demands and oppose any tax increase, claiming current levies are excessive.
Notes and Opinions on Violence and Courtesy Abroad
The column cites varied opinions on gun violence and mob justice across states and cites editorials from multiple papers. It contrasts Arkansas duels for romance with wider civilized calls for legal process and restraint amid foreign military actions.
Miss Ellen Nussey Dies at 83 in Dirstal
Personal notices report the death of Ellen Nussey at 83 in Dirstal. Other items mention a remedy for rattlesnake bites, a Chicago merchant fined for beach sand theft, Archbishop Williams gifting religious volumes, and wanderer Melvin Bilis returning home after Klondike preparations.
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Dirstal
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Chicago
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Klondike
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North Dakota
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India
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Trimmed Widdy and Middy Suits in Dine and Serge Styles
A fashion note describes boy sailor suits with braid trim in diné and Serge, noting warm, heavy weaves. The Middy suit remains in demand with a simple, prettily trimmed vest, back closure, and attached short trousers. The jacket curves to the figure with fronts opening fully to show the under-waist.
Pattern No. 415 for a knit sailor collar suit
The description outlines Pattern No 415 from The Perfect Publishing Company featuring a knit suit with a large sailor collar. It notes two shades of yarn, plain or mixed, and recommends specific fabric choices. The piece presents openings to the pockets, fitting details, and overall style for the sponsored pattern.
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