Virginia newspaper advertising rates and contact details
The Norfolk Virginian lists advertising rates and policy details including 10 cent weekly carrier delivery in multiple cities and monthly costs, with rates per insertion and discounts. It notes payment to Norfolk Virginian and provides office contact in New York City and Norfolk Virginia.
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Chen Man
Soof
Virginian
Norfolk
Berkley
Suffolk
West Norfor
United States
Ralph R. Mepecia
New York City
Curious Commons history in session and intriguing portraits
Disjointed notes recall England's Commons in session and a Duke portraits order. North Carolina clubs formed after nominations claim leadership. Parliaments, finances, and diplomacy involve Spain Britain and Italy. a London banquet marks a notable event. Mentions of Bayard Teller donations and a Boston Sunday controversy appear amid scattered items.
Virginian Expresses Gratitude for Reader Patience
The Virginian acknowledges mechanical press troubles delaying its issue and apologizes for late delivery in city and mail. It notes reader disappointment but adds a route agent reported no losses and several new orders, expressing gratitude to its contemporary Landmark for press cooperation enabling yesterday's edition.
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The
Virginian
Virginian Remarks on McKinley and Bryan Convention Positions
The Virginian weighs Democratic and Republican platforms and praises the St Louis and Chicago conventions. It argues against labeling their adherents as anarchists and notes the absence of boss control in the Chicago gathering while warning of the dangers of presidency bought by money or trickery. It stresses free silver as a debated issue and defends Bryan as a representative American.
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McKinley
Hobart
Chicago
St. Lone
Virginia
Staunton
St John
New York Bank
Mark Hanna
St. Louis
Peace to all the land on reunion of ex Confederates
Northern newspapers depict the Richmond reunion of ex Confederates with contrasting tones. The Eagle praises calm, while the Standard sharpens its critique. The piece recalls a Richmond street car incident and argues the war’s bitterness fades as North and South seek mutual esteem and lasting peace.
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Richmond
Brooklyn Bugle
South
Boston Standard
Eagle
Standard
Boston
Brooklyn
Virginian
Sild
Louisbourg
Quebec
Michigan to be biggest state in the Union in 1806
Notes and opinions survey future geography claims the Detroit News. It notes Japan ordered two cruisers built in the United States by the Cramps of Philadelphia and Union Iron Works of San Francisco. The text also mentions a fatal train wreck near Logan with at least 31 deaths and many injuries.
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Detroit News
Michigan
Union
Japan
Cramps
Philadelphia
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
New Orleans
Logan
Itis
Chicago Record
Chipper
William MacGregor
Royal Ceoplical Society
Aberdeenshire
Aberdeen University
Personal notes mix high society ininent wealth and theatre figures
Ti 2 said that Verdi the composer was deposited in a Milan bank the first of three instalments of 80000 each for a home for aged musicians and dramatic authors. The Archbishop of London estimates churchmen contributions at about 400000000 over the last twenty years. Over 105000000 spent in elementary education. ex Premier Crigpl of Italy seeks a pension for ad virtue age. He will be seventy seven in December 9 and is incapacitated from his former profession as an advocate by acute solution. Richard Mansfield the actor fined for breaking Central Park rules and listening to a magistrate lecture. A Fort Dodge citizen paid 200 in silver for an Fourth of July oration to Jerry Simpson. Miss Louise Patterson Bonaparte to marry Paris Count Adam von Moltke-Fruitfeldt, great granddaughter of Jerome King of Westphalia. Elizabeth Patterson, daughter of a Baltimore millionaire.
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Ti 2
Verdi
Milan
London
Crigpl
Italy
Richard Mansfield
Central Park
Mott
Yorkville Poles
Fort Dodge
Jerry" Simpson
Louise Patterson-Bonaparte
Paris
Adam von Moltke-Fhuitfeldt
Jerome
Westphalia
Napoleon
Elizabeth Patterson
Baltimore
Unparalleled Bargains In Men’s Suits At Great Sale
An unflagging sale promotes vast savings on men’s apparel in a Norfolk store. Union Tailored suits, cassimere and cheviot patterns, and Fifteen to Twenty-Five dollar value ranges lure crowds with quality, fit, and substantial reductions. Stock culls from higher price lines boost the pickings for buyers seeking style and durability.
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Norfolk
Young Men's Neat Suits for General Use
Extra well made and finished for the price. Warranted absolutely free from shoddy. An extra good suit for general knock about service.
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