Advertising rates and notices in The Virginian
Advertising rates are listed as 75 cents per line for the first insertion and 37 percent cents or 60 percent for subsequent insertions, with every other day insertions. Reading notices cost 200 cents per line for the first insertion and 12 or 15 cents for later insertions. The New York office is specified as Times Building and The Virginian disclaims responsibility for return of rejected communications.
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York
Ralins
Times Building
New York City
Virginian
Debated 19th Century Foreign Policy Rumors and Commentary
A scrambled aggregation of 19th century telegraphic items and editorials covering indemnities to Greece, land claims in Hawaii, Queen Liliuokalani, General Miles remarks, Japan Hawaii relations, and political commentary. The notes mention Senator Quay, Major markets in Chicago, annexation debates, and public health concerns, with a thread of commentary on U S expansion and imperial policy.
Hanna Speech Highlights Republican Unity and Tariff Plans
The Chicago News reports Hon. Mark Hanna asserting in Toledo that the Republican party is solid united and ready. He claims Congress is preparing a scientifically balanced tariff law and insists Republicans do not wait to act. Critics question consistency and timing.
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Toledo
Mark Hanna
Chicago News
Ohio
Republican Party
Congress
Tanna
Seltine
British and American tensions in Cuba debate row
The Saturday Review and Chicago Record mock Spanish policy on Cuba while noting a British stance on Canada and Japan. General Woodford heads to Madrid despite Spanish reception fears as US interests press for firm Cuba policy.
Record of U S Growth in Wealth Territory and Industry
The Virginian and Atlanta Constitution compare the United States progress since Queen Victoria’s ascent. They cite wealth rising from 5 billion to 20 billion dollars, territory expanding by over 1.5 million square miles, population approaching 75 million, railway miles near 180 thousand, bank deposits climbing from 127 million to over 771 million, post offices increasing from 11 thousand to 70 thousand, and manufacturing and farming outputs massively growing, illustrating dramatic national advancement over sixty years.
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Virginian
Victoria
Atlanta Constitution
United States
Tnere Sam
General Woodford's Spain speech debate stirs passage ban
Report notes General Woodford faced opposition from some groups over his ten years war speech. The Virginian and other papers discuss whether the newly named minister to Spain should accept the post amid fears of free nations and policy directions. Contention rises as supporters and opponents argue influence and duty.
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United States
Washington
Chikago Record
Cuba
Spain
Senate
Hale
Wellington
Woodford
Madrid
Woood- Yord
Srain
Spain not near bankruptcy say Rothschilds news
The Philadelphia Record notes rumors of Spain facing financial trouble are unfounded. It cites rising Almadén mine profits and the Rothschilds’ desire for renewal of security loans, arguing Spain is better positioned than 1807 77 to sustain the Cuban war and military efforts despite prolonged conflict.
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Spain
Paris
Phildelphia
Rothchilds
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Cuba
Lake levels rise and Confederate memorials debated
The Great Lakes surge with Lake Ontario up three feet since last year and eighteen inches higher than twelve months ago. Camps of Confederate veterans fund a monument for war women of the South while a North Carolina graveyard tale notes a moonshiner buried with a carved epitaph. Cypress trees are planted after each interment to preserve cemeteries as forests.
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Great Lakes
Lake Ontario
South
North Carolina
Personal notices and historical digests mixed
The item lists several figures tied to life and literature. Smile Aol plans to visit St. Petersburg to deliver lectures on life and literature. Charles Cramp travels in Germany to study shipbuilding progress. Rev Samuel Vincent, from Plymouth, may become English Baptist union president. H R Moleon of Sentia nt funds Canadian charities. Dated notes reference various people and roles in 19th century contexts.
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Smile Aol
St. Petersburg
Charles Cramp
Philadelphia
Germany
Shiphuvildine
Samuel Vincent
Plymouth
Eneland
English Baptist Union
An ‘T
Milwaukee
H. R. Moleon
Sentiant
Jhones Po Heath
Vancecounte NS
Waelington
D. Ch
Conorvess
Die
Wie
Whistler
The Rarest Prices Ever Quoted Sale of Men's Suits
A bold sales pitch touts unprecedented bargain values on apparel with under-price quotations. It highlights durable crash fabrics in stylish sack suits with pearl buttons, coat pants and vest all matching for only one eighty nine, urging crowds and strong demand.
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Madis
Men's Full Suits and Coats at Bargain Prices
Black and gray full suits sized from H to 42 offered at half price in a rapid sale. CompletiH suit available for 2 37. washable duck suits described as clean well made and durable. office coats called excellent house coats offered at nineteen cents.
Bargain Men S Clothing sale offers coats suits and kids wear
A bustling catalog of Men s washable summer coats, tailored suits, and diverse children and boys wear is advertised with low prices. The ad touts durable fabrics, fashionable designs, and strong value on coats, suits, pants, and complete children s outfits across sizes.
J F Sarg Sons Artificial Mother's Milk Ad
An old advertisement touts J F Sarg \u2013 Sons artificial Mother's Milk as a healthy substitute manufactured from pure cow's milk using a new German patented process. It urges physicians' advice and notes retail details as part of the sales pitch.
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