Advertising Rates and Reading Notice Details
The notice outlines standard charges for insertions and reads like a classifieds rate card. It notes 29 cents per line for first insertions, with charges for later insertions and alternate-day reads, and lists the New York office contact for special representation. It also mentions limitations on liability for rejected items.
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York
Malph BF Abe Iy
Nes Muilding
New York City
Soas Vinginian
Vast 19th Century Press Snippets From Washington Dispatches
A long miscellany notes Europe and America including Bayard receiving a photograph, Edward Ivory paid fifty thousand dollars for imprisonment, and Lew Wallace on treaties with England. It cites Vanderbilt in Washington, Gage as Treasury secretary candidate, Hanna’s inauguration, and Cuba damages claims. Also reports on Boston, Chicago, and travel tours by rail and press coverage across states.
Export trade gains and balance in 1896 reported by Financial Chronicle
The Financial Chronicle of New York compares 1896 export performance with earlier years. It notes a merchandise balance of about $225 million for year ending December 31, with 1896 exports totaling $1.005 billion and imports $2.5 billion, and states key commodities like cotton, breadstuffs, and wheat showed higher exports than in prior years, with expectations for further gains in 1897.
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Pinancial Chronicle of
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Boards of Health and the danger of police power
The Richmond Dispatch argues boards of health have improved public hygiene but warn against overreach invading homes. It notes the New York order on consumption is inhuman in many cases and could provoke legislative backlash, though boards perform essential public health duties.
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New York
Richmond
Boas
New York Board
New York Order
Neal
Hindt
Thia
South Grabs Lead in World Iron Trade Says Southern Growth
The Lynchburg News cites Bishop Buckley on industrial empire shifting southward as Alabama furnace firms fill large orders for Liverpool and 27 000 tons for English buyers. The New York Mall and Express notes American furnacemen may dominate world iron markets and shift power from Pennsylvania to the South. The New Orleans States argues the South sets iron prices, with ships loading 5000 tons to Japan from Pensacola as proof of rising export strength.
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Lynchburg News
Buckley
Birmingham
Ala
Liverpool
Alabama
New York
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
South
Aiadwin Ple Spa
Pensacola
Japan
Calouste
England
Arbitration treaty could usher global peace say advocates
The piece urges Senate ratification of a US England arbitration treaty, noting France and other European powers may follow. It lauds the pact as a historic achievement that could reduce war risks, spread universal arbitration, and elevate the United States as a moral leader in international concord.
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Senate
United States
England
France
Chicago
Victoria
Europe
Alraidy
Wnited
Free America
Notes and Opinions on Cuba Losses and World Affairs
Fragmentary notes discuss American losses in Cuba around twenty thousand dollars, new oriental baths in St Petersburg, and Mediterranean and Red Sea restrictions. It mentions British Imperial force strength, Baypilan Wet reductions, and London street refuse being separated into wrapping paper for burning.
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St. Petersburg
Mediterranean
Red Sea
London
Poincare Appointed Professor of Mathematical Astronomy
In a short notice the newspaper states M Poincare has been named professor of mathematical astronomy and celestial mechanics in the room of the late M Tisserand. Also mentions Mrs Domlats of Mawel and Florence Marynle starting a literary art school in London for aspiring writers and notes a London Household item.
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