Advertising rates and rules for notices printed
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New York City
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Virginian
Global gossip and political chatter from the era
A collage of notes from competing papers on Hawaii, Klondike, Greece, Kansas politics, naval treaties, and international opinion. It cites the Galveston News on Hawaii, the Boston Journal on kissing, Canadian pressure on aliens, Okuma on Hawaii annexation, and commentary from The Washington Post, New York Tribune, and London Globe, among others, plus misc. foreign relations and shipbuilding data. The fragment ends with misaligned figures about U.S. vessel production in the latest year.
Woodford lingered in Washington on Spain policy
A large portion of the public questions why General Woodford, the new Spanish minister, remains in Washington. Rumor says a Madrid departure would reveal a new policy, while discussions in D.C. center on a demand of 75000 for indemnity for Mr. Tivio’s Cuba murder. The amount is framed as prudent to secure payment over a larger sum. The incident is viewed as reflecting on national prestige.
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Woodford
Spain
Washington
Madrid
Madria
Tivia
Cuba
Isiz
Rhode Island Republicans defend Andrews stance on free silver
The Alexandria Gazette reports Chief Brown University President Andrews faced forced resignation over his free silver beliefs. It argues Southern politics would gen erate loud protests if Rhode Island Republicans pressured a prominent figure there. The piece asserts no Southerners were removed for political views and calls for respecting diverse opinions.
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Alexandria Gazette
Andrews
Brown University
Rhode Island
South
Rhode Islind
Ikthade Island
Continued evidences of southern industrial activity
Amid hard times the South shows numerous new enterprises. The Chattanooga Tradesman lists several weeklong inaugurations including coal briquettes in Paducah and fertilizer plants in Cordele Georgia, tile works in Jacksonville Florida, and a rubber company in Norfolk Virginia, with capital sums from 20 000 to 1 000 000 dollars.
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Paducah
Wye
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Capital
Norfolk
Yau
Jays Construction Company
Capittal
Charleston
Vacsoa
Cordele
Port Worth
Hinploe State Rubber Company
OW Comany
Walkershire
Trughes River Oil Company
Philppt
Dixie OF Company
Elvam, Cie
Citron UL
South
Not a Dead Issuer Tynum Leads Sound Minds Rally
A garbled press excerpt cites Wx-Congressman Tynum as chairman of the National Committee and discusses commentary from the Washington Post and London Review on recent campaigns. The text asserts readers must infer the shifts in party strength and the enduring influence of Williams, Divsin, Bryan, and other figures through media opinions.
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Sound Manes
Vardags
Washington Post
Rfe
Williaus
Ryan
Presidenes
London Review
Divsin
Bryan
Bryan Seen as Stronger Than Opponent in Public Opinion
Opinions from sources opposed to the Chicago candidate claim Mr. Bryan, 37, inspires confidence and enthusiasm. They assert his vitality and future prominence despite the adversary holding the Presidency. The dull book gains genuine interest from this belief in his ultimate victory.
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Bryant
Chicago
Bryan
Anarchy in the South in Brooklyn Eagle critique
A Brooklyn Eagle critique alleges the paper has lost its head and accuses it of fomenting Southern anarchy and mob violence after events in Alabama. The piece defends the South as law abiding, cites claims of brutality, and mocks the Eagle for hypocrisy while urging readers to question its motives and biases.
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Brooklyn
Alabama
South
United States
Paris doctor argues high endurance cycling limit
Notes on Dr Tanens Champlonniere of Paris praising 600 kilometres as feasible for a healthy rider. A New York paper reports U S population around 75 000 000. Chicago boasts a new large city institution and officials face political risks. A lightning strike damaged the Arlington Manufacturing plant in Arlington New Jersey boiler room fire doors opened and the workers fled with some injuries.
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Paris
New York
Chicago
Chicaro
St. Louis
Arlington
M. J
Reclery of Bollers
Political Intrigue and Personal Scandals in Brief
Mr Seddon rises to premier in New Zealand Democracy amid miner roots. Princes de Joinville linked as likely successor in French circles. Took Warner of Henderson KY left wife five years ago. she remarried and Warner returns to face remarriage. Paris uproar as President Marc drives with a nurse and baby. his daughter has a newborn son. John C Till of MaywoodKentucky notes a remarkable seven-sibling longevity trend. one member frail.
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Zeoland
Princes de Joinvile
Intre Due d'Aunnite
Belie
Took Warner
Henderson
Doel
Ondine
Marc
Paris
Cnurse
John C. Till
Maywood Seclion
Kentucks
Ma Phl
John
Saitine
Low cost clothing items advertised for children and men
A fragmented classifieds ad lists dog pants from striped fabrics in sizes 3 and up plus Sailor Suits for babies at nineteen cents. Washable blouses and pants match for the same price. Men’s washable dress shirts with attached collars and cuffs, pearl buttons, shown in East Window at a penny rate. reinforced front bands and drawered design.
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JF Sarg and Son's Artificial Mother's Milk Ad
An old advertisement touts JF Sarg and Sons artificial mother's milk as manufactured from pure cow's milk by a new German patented process. It claims to be the only healthy substitute for mother's milk and suggests asking a physician about it. Retail details incomplete.
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JF. Sarg & Son
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