TERMS OF THE VIRGINIAN ADVERTISING RATES AND DELIVERY
The Daily Virginian lists delivery areas including Norfolk Portsmouth Berkley Suffolk West Norfolk and Newport News with ten cents per week. Advertising rates start at ten cents per line for first insertion and six to ten cents for subsequent insertions. Reading notices cost three cents per line for first insertion and two cents for subsequent insertions. Special New York address provided for manuscript returns.
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Virginian
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Berkley
Suffolk
West Norfolk
Newport News
United States
Yori
Ralph FP. Meree
New York
Times Building
York City
Burglars and Royalty in a Fractured News Roundup
A chaotic Chicago tale has a burglar claim another was hypnotized to quit crime. Washington Star notes a candidate urging bells to avoid collisions. London marriage of Princess Maud and Prince Charley prompts talk of 50 000 a year. The Globe accuses Sewell’s grandfather of witch burning. Reports touch on Spain, Cuba, Brian Station memorial plans, and railpricing hog transport disputes. A South Dakota rail discrimination case draws protest. New York postmaster figures reveal daily mail totals. Marine talk and political chatter mix in a scattered era snapshot.
Debate proposals spark talk of presidential forum
The Baltimore Herald suggests a joint debate among presidential candidates Kinley Ryan Foraker and Bryan parallels. It notes party leaders may avoid direct clash while pondering who would best face the “boy orator” in public argument and laments a decline in oratory.
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Baltimore Herald
Kinley
Ryan
Joseph Henson Foraker
Joseph
Major Te Rinkew
Mr. Bryan
Roerrath
Virginda
Demovthenes
Patrick Menry
Orphege
Adie
Nobraghe
Turday
Allen
Political clash over silver policy and Southern sentiment
The article surveys regional reactions to monetary policy with focus on Southern opposition to free silver and McKinley. It cites editorials from The New Orleans States and Baltimore American, notes distrust of Republican appeals, and mentions travel and resort patterns affecting regional politics. It also covers tax avoidance by the Goulds and a New York ruling on estate taxes, illustrating broader fiscal themes.
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Wiley
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ein Ve
Tencour
McKinley
Owen
New York
Pernald
McKintey
Five Million Salary Disputed in Inheritance Case
Surrogate Fitzgerald and Judge Dillon uphold a $5,000,000 payment to George In the will as compensation for services to his father. George testified NewGerber read the will before death and he approved the amount, prompting questions of inheritance tax. Critics call the ruling inequitable and note widespread wealth disparities. The article questions the burden of taxation and public reaction.
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Ingalls
New York State
New Jersey
George Gould
George
Jay Gouhd
Uwinty
Habar
Fitzgerald
Dillon
NewGerber
Elso
Gould
Notes and Opinions From a Fragmented Text
A garbled column of observations mentions leather cases and fashion accessories, Queen Victoria, and a pen rapid writer. It notes Mrs. Akhur Peuntier becoming President of the Society of Women Journalists of London, with retirement hinted. A travel jewel case scene and a mistaken levy are referenced along with remarks about the New York Sun and a fatal incident near Kaln Indiana with a shattered body and a stiff horse.
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Queen Victoria
Akhur Peuntier
The
Sanity of Women Journalists of
London
Craigie Cstoryy
Trobhes
Crnelly
Hartford Times
Mckinley
New York Sun
Sun
Kalan
Ind
Incoherent Personal Notices From A Wounded Text
A fragmentary list of personal notices mentions Mr Pell Faure and other figures in a garbled style. It includes references to a French president, newborns in Butler Missouri named Gold and Silver, and various misread names and places with uncertain context and dates.
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Mr. Pell
Faure
French Republic
Butler
Princess of Wales
James Hh Atwater
Thomaston
Admiral Ramsay
Bureau of Navigation
Great Lakes
Stevenson
Hoe
Great Mid-Summer Stock Relief Unloading Sale Expands
The sale expands across both buildings with deeper discounts and more bargains in every department. Stronger, brighter, and more useful price cuts cover all sections as the event continues.
Unloading Sale Cuts Rates on Men's Suits Remnants
A local retailer proclaims a manufacturers cut rate unloading sale for men’s suits. Remnants and broken sizes offered at substantially reduced prices, promising quality garments at far below typical costs. The advertisement touts prices as low as six dollars and emphasizes minimal middleman profit.
Fine Cassimere and Cheviot Suits at Special Ten Fifty
A hard selling page touts tailored dress and measure made suits in cassimere and Cheviot fabrics. It highlights fit, design options, and fashionable patterns with discounts claiming substantial savings versus regular retail, emphasizing value for a well dressed man.
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Prince Charley
Denmark
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Mr. Sewoeli
Spain
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Msprees
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Lex N, Ky
Whitch
Avery
Herado
Madrid
Southlen
den Meredith
D. North
Manchester
Paducah
South Dakota
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Chiaag
Courier
Mark A. Tlonna
Harrison
Hanna
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Harrigon
Campuen
Min
M'Risley
Hichmaonid
Patmes
Baltimore
Washington Star
Capitol City
Peltier
the Star
Richmond
Washington
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
Port Comfort
Potomac
Mr. Barclay
Tangier
Thequitus
West Virginia
John Pitch
Nelson County
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Paris
Boston
Wenra Sven
Garonismund de Rothschild
Gilles
Pamascus
Wests Farm
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Hood
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