The Virginian Norfolk Virginian advertising rates
The Norfolk Virginian lists delivery areas Norfolk Portsmouth Berkley Suffolk West Nor- folk News and Newport News with 10 cent rates and weekly carrier delivery. Subscription options include one year five dollars six months three dollars and one month fifty cents. Advertising rates shown: 75 cents for first insertion, subsequent insertions 22 or 15 cents on alternate days. New York office Ralph McKee handles representation. The Virginian not responsible for return of rejected communications or manuscripts.
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Norfolk Virginian
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Aorfolm
New York
Ralph &. McKee
Times Building
New York City
Virginian
Diverse 1880s notices on industry and politics in American press
The excerpt surveys varied 19th century topics: Republican industry in ene thusiam, Iron Age on rail steel ties, New York advances on legacies, Cajimar mayor's defection with 70 supporters, Havana seaside resort, bicycle lanterns, William J. Reynolds retirement with a $540 annual pension, and fiscal warnings about deficits under McKinley and tariff reforms. It cites opinions from Philadelphia Times, Atlanta Journal, Memphis Appeal, Kansas City Star, Brooklyn Eagle, Philadelphia Record, and Lowell News, touching on international kinship and Atlantic business ties.
New Theory of Protection Hit by Pittsburg Post
The Pittsburg Post notes a new protection theory where trusts sell cheaper to foreigners than Americans. South Pittsburg Pipe Works recently secured a 1.6 ton cast iron pipe contract for Costa Rica, showing foreign undercut potential. Perry Belmont warns the Republican platform on foreign relations could provoke U.S. and Spain tensions and European perceptions of jingoism.
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Pittsburg Post
Nadi Trust
South Pittsburg
If There Should Be So Elec Tin In The House Vote
The Baltimore Sun foresees if three tickets run and no majority is reached the election would go to the House. Each state would cast one vote, majority of states decides winner. McKinley would likely carry 30 state votes while Democrats 11 and Populists 1.
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House of Representatives
Colorado
Maryland
North Carolina
Firtyfourth Congress
McKinley
the Sun
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Iliinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virginda
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Nevada
Miss Helen Gould on monuments and aiding the living
Miss Helen Gould argues that the best memorials to loved ones are deeds that benefit the living rather than erecting monuments. She supports both living aid and occasional monuments, noting Westminster Abbey as a place where memorial shafts symbolize enduring fame.
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Helen Gould
Jay Gould
Gould Enald
Hving
Miss Gould
England
Westminster Abbey
Monumental Pride in American War Memorials
In Europe states honor their dead, while America cherishes monuments to patriots. The speaker notes pride in Bunker Hill, Washington, Richmond and major cities, linking monuments to national memory and patriotism.
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Europe
America
Bunker Hill
Thor
Washington
Metropolis
Richmond
Widening Notes From A Patchwork Epoch
A collage of brief items notes Paolo Tost writings, resort promotions, and a London ice cream hygiene scare. Also mentions a bicycle price war and a Chippewa woman racer adopted by a Michigan farmer to prove women can beat men in speed.
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Paolo Tost
Pennsylvania
Wilmington Star
British Institute of Preventive Medicine
London Street
New York
Michigan
Comings and goings on stage and street in old gossip
Judge Clifford of Chicago presided over three lawsuits in a single hearing last week. The Howdoin College Alumni Association invited Speaker Reed for next year’s commencement. An American bicycle firm created a white enameled wheel with silver trim sent to Mrs. Henry Stanley. T. M. Murphy of Sixth Alabama recalls his Confederate reunion attire and Gen. Gordon’s wounded Sharpsburg moment. Mme Meinhardt rode the big wheel in London, and Bernhardt mused on future sensations during a long airborne spell amid rumors of a renewed performance push.
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Clifford
Chicago
Howdoin College
Reed
Henry Stanley
T. M. Murphy
Alabama
Rlelmiomd
John B. Gordon
Sharpsburg
Mme. Meinhardt
London
Mme. Bernhardt
Sound Value Talks Big Stock Relief Sale Beckons
The crowd converges on a big stock unloading sale promising stronger buying power and genuine value. Vendors tout quality service and style while shoppers rush to secure the best bargains, signaling strong interest in the event.
The Game of Life Card Metaphor in Rochester Herald
A Rochester Herald poem compares life to a card game with shifting trumps. Hearts bring love and joy while diamonds risk wealth, clubs trigger war, and the spade ends all, mirroring fate and mortality as players reveal their fortunes before time ends.
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Holland
Germany
Singland
France
Spain
Italy
Rochester Herald
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Main St
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Bute
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van Telburg Hofman
Walters
Atvie
Cook, Clark & CO
Cooke, Clark & CO
Filie Builders
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Diet& Sax
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