Norfolk Virginian advertising rates and contact details
Announcement of advertising rates and rates for daily and weekly editions. Includes payment methods, regional circulation areas, rate structure per insertion, and office contacts in Norfolk and New York. Mentions policy on returns of rejected communications or manuscripts.
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THE
Virginian Company
AMS
Virginian
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Berkley
Suffolk
West Norfolk
Newport News
United States
Virginian Andar
Olisian
Oldeo Virgiellem
Berlin
APTHR
Annex Offic
Plm
ST. W_ YORK
Ralimi Merh
Icon
Immer
New York
Pivotal 1807 Congresswise Chaos and Hawaii Talk
A compressed digest of debates and notes from 1807 including Congress turmoil over legislation delays, Secretary Gage tours banking theories, Germany’s emperor praising China, Greece ratifying peace with Turkey, and commentary on Luetgert’s murder case theory. Also mentions Hawaii annexation talks, tax views on beer, currency concerns, and the Edystone Lighthouse anecdote.
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Congress
Gage
Wiliam
Germany
China
Civil service reform clash with McKinley faces pressure
The Washington Post reports President McKinley is pressed by Senator Hanna Elkins Pritchard Matrbanka and others over an order adding 45,000 civil service employees. The piece notes the clash centers on party loyalty and the merit system as observers track the political stakes.
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The
Washington Post
McKinley
Hanna
Elkins
Pritchard
Matrbanka
Cleveland i
Spoilsmen Fight Civil Service Reform in Census Debate
Commissioner Carroll D Wright of the Bureau of Labor Statistics argues civil service reform would cut 1590 census expenses below two million dollars and improve work. Former Census head Porter and ex-superintendent Owen blame spoilsmen in Congress for opposing merit system adoption in future censuses. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Congress may persist with patronage despite reform advocates. The ruling question remains how long the nation will tolerate such a programme.
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Carroll D. Wright
Ureau
Robert
Porter
Oris Owen
Aphem
Spollers
Congress
Electrifying plans for river power faces opposition
The Richmond Dispatch reports on a city council move granting franchise requests to a Virginia electric company. The plan mirrors a successful system at Wh Cer, enabling power generation at a central point with distribution by canal or river, while critics argue the river’s water power is underutilized and risks waste. Proponents say the project would relieve high steam and fuel costs and bring economic relief, though skeptics fear price hikes in Richmond and beyond.
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Cornelle
Mwehmont
Ileetric
Hinds
Richmond
Virginia
Southern Iron Exports Rapidly Open Far East Markets
The New York Times notes growing demand for Southern iron with shipments to Japan reaching 5,000 tons weekly. Alabama furnaces sold iron at lower prices than English furnaces, with comparable freight costs, signaling substantial savings for buyers. Southern producers anticipate expanding exports to India and China, boosting regional industry and employment.
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New York
Alabama
India
China
Mabon
Japan
Engtand
Far East
South forging empire of wealth and influence in iron trade
Through the oMeca agencies and banking links being built in China Japan and India they seem likely to gain early control of the Orient iron and steel trade. The South is forging ahead and will become a great empire of wealth and influence.
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oMeca
China
Japan
India
Berlin plans fourth city hospital at 14100000 marks
The article notes Berlin to build a new fourth city hospital costing 14,100,000 marks. It also mentions India’s Ganges Valley population densities, hut heights, and various economic notes. A loan plan for Berlin’s municipal improvements totals 65,500,000 marks, with 26,000,000 for extending the sewer system.
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Berlin
Ganges Valley
India
Corman
eBrlin
Isoto
Piri
London
Siearo
United States
Piownee
Vipe Chice
Inki
Kansas City Journal
Personal notices and political shifts in a warped clipping
Fragmented local gossip reports deaths and successions in England and the United States. It names Sir Hemry Tushington’s death, Ex-Secretary Uoke Smith’s Atlanta Education Board presidency, and various miscopied names. Mentions Peary Eskimos, a theft case in Wyoming, a Syracuse school board nomination, and a British Prime Minister pick, all in garbled form.
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Hemry Tushington
Olest
England
Uoke Smith
Board of Education
Atlanta
Peary
New York
Walter TR. Houghton
Cheyrane
Wyoming
Warrior S. Tuntington
Rauehfer
Tshop
Fruit Stare
London
Mr. Vsalin
Northwest
Camada
Mie
Dominion
Tie
Fashions in Outside Garments Feature Astrakhan Accents
The Delicieator illustrates the latest Russian coat style in dark blue cloth with Astrakhan trims. Long garments dominate, trimmed with fur Wrath and velvet, presenting a stylish yet simple construction.
Russian style coat with Astrakhan detailing
The description outlines a Russian style coat with a wide right front and narrow left front, closing at the dort site. Separate fronts connect to a loose back, with Astrakhan cuts shaping sleeves and a matching high collar. Velvet Astrakhan trim and gall feathers decorate both coat and cap, prepared by The Putterick Publishing Company.
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Pttorm New Oeb. Helt
Dort
Wowlerprm
Mores
Astrakhan
Meeon
Herornthon
Putterick Publishing Company (Limited
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Mayor Strong
Mr. Hay
Queen Victoria
Ohio
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Manesi
Spain
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House of Representatives
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Hoar
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West Virginia
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Charleston News and Courier
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