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Carriern
Norfolk
Ramouth
Berkley
Suffolk
West
Newport News
United States
Norfolk Virginian
Tiiven Winestens Buchhaldeg
Hamoui Commerce
Sirvodts
Aogemfole
New York
Ralph W. Ne ‘Ber
Times Building
York City
Arbitration and commerce flit through a late 19th century column
A sprawling column surveys topics from arbitration treaties and U S politics to foreign policy. It notes France seeking an arbitration pact, Weyler’s Pinar del Rio claim, and Mark Hanna’s Senate prospects, while touching bread exports, bicycle voters, and the era’s economic boast of American wealth and trade.
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Weyler
Pinar del Rio
Consul General Fitzhugh Lee and McKinley Debate Reappointment
The Savannah News reports circulating talk in Washington that friends of General Lee seek his reappointment as consul at Havana upon McKinley’s rise to the presidency. It notes Lee would not accept the post on grounds of need or pity, stressing he serves on merit and would return to Virginia if not offered on merit.
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Savannah News
Washington
Fitzhugh Lee
McKinley
Havanak
Lee
Su BuaRest
General Lee
Tutvania
Fite Lee
Virginia
Sermon Sparks Outcry Over Death By Own Action Claims
Meg St. Croix Wright of New York faces censure for a Sunday sermon by Dr. Wright defending death by own action and insanity as a price of civilization. Critics warn the talk could incite harm, noting public indignation in New York and possible manslaughter charges if followed.
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Meg
Merle St. Croix Wright
New York
Sulelie
Enid
Wright
Southern agriculture richer and more prosperous now
The Chatinoiga Tradea nuin asserts Southern farming is wealthier than ever, citing Governor Johnson of Alabama who claims a tenth of past food import reliance, lower costs for 1895 and 1816 crops, and growing home production. He notes expansion of fruit and vegetable trade, large corn and wheat outputs, and reduced outside purchases, with farmers enduring the hard times better than other industries.
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Johnson
Alabama
South
Missouri
English Parliament Member Warns on American Trusts
Mr Samuel Smith reports from a visit that American trusts like Standard Oil and Sugar Trust use monopolistic tactics to crush rivals, raise prices, and curb foreign competition aided by high protective tariffs. He warns trusts threaten prosperity, urging action to curb capital power before socialism wrecks the republic.
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Samuel Smith
Wander Activisen
Ayead
Violinis Gsieantie Probi
England
United States
Smith
Intriguing Regency Gossip and Royal Scandals Surface
The document recounts swift rumors about Count Tolstlo and entertainment fees, Lord Charles Heresford’s naval promotion, Aly Joseph Lister’s peerage, a physician’s advancement, a New Warwick representative in the Parliament, and Canterbury’s new archbishop linked to Lady Godwisht. It also notes burglar fears in Maine, a wife’s electric shutter system, and nightly guard rotations in town.
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Count Tolstlo
Weste
Charles Heresford
Sai de
Aly
Joseph Lister
Veemonimon
Aaerkt
New Wartford
Canterbury
Big Store Unloading Sale Promises Honest Values
In a period of tight money, the Burk AA promises fair dealing and deep cuts on apparel. The Big Unloading Sale touts men’s suits, children’s wear, storm Ulsters, and headwear at low, “extraordinary” prices with emphasis on standard stock and workmanship.
Bargain Store Catalog Ad Shows Deep Discounts
A garbled ad fragment touts low prices on boys knee pants and winter jackets. It promotes various sizes from 4 to 8 or 9, mentions cheap fabrics, sale quantities, and no refunds after stock runs out. Names and locations are unreadable due to OCR corruption.
Bargain Bonanza: Cent Sales and Cheap Embroideries
A local store touts cent to low price savings with imported feather stitch braids up to 8c, cambric edges and insertions at low, escalating prices, and stores bargains on pearl buttons kid gloves ladies sweaters and various soaps and goods. The ad emphasizes sensational low prices and quantity deals to attract customers.
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Wineburg
Babeska
Packer's Tav
Great Cloth Out Sale Slashes Prices In Half At Store
Large cut price sale offers fine wool pants and worsted suits at half price to clear inventory. Items include imported clay diagonal suits and overcoats with substantial savings. Store emphasizes room for spring goods and promotes Clarke sale to the public.
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