Advertising Rates and Notices In New York Times Building
Advertisement rates listed for first insertions at 75 cents per square and 37 46 cents for later insertions or 50 cents when every other day. Notices priced 90 cents for first insertion and 12 cents for subsequent insertions or 15 cents if run on alternate days. Special representative Ralph Mc f located in Times Building, New York City.
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Ralph Mcf
Times
New York City
Ohioans seek White House as reform talks swirl
The piece surveys tariff shifts including McKinley wool rates, a New York city debt rise, and Ohio politicians pushing reform. It notes Wheeler resigns NY Civil Service chair and a political tale of a New Jersey marriage secret emerging after sixteen years. It ends with Ohioans marching for office in Washington.
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City of
New York
Everett P. Wheeler
The
New York Civil Service Reform Association
Equal Pay With the Men For Female Teachers
Friends of female public school teachers in New York push for equal pay with male teachers. They argue justice requires wages reflect work value, not sex, noting women in New York must earn their living and are often paid half the rate of men for similar duties.
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New York
American merchant marine urged to rise again
The excerpt from President McKinley’s inaugural address argues Congress must restore the American merchant marine to its former prestige. English press notes the plan isn’t for immediate action, but the article maintains the United States can build ships cheaply, man them with skilled seamen, and expand American trade with government backing.
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McKinley
McKkinley
Congress
Ovee
London News
Great Britain
Jingland
State Herald questions Spanish Navy superiority claim
The Birmingham State-Herald questions a recent piece arguing Spain would win a war with the United States due to greater naval strength and the claim of Spain destroying six billion dollars of American commerce. It warns against surrender and notes the nation’s cited motto about defense and tribute.
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Birmingham State-Herald
Alabama
Spain
United States
State Herald
Che Sen
Virginian Questions Spahi's War Fund Strain
The Virginian recently doubted Spahi’s ability to sustain the heavy treasury strain from months of war costs in Cuba and the Philippines. If Madrid’s news is true, the answer may be near, per a telegraph from Havana.
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Cone Sterms
Virginian
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Workley
Suffolk
West NorFolk
Newport News
Ynall
United States
Spahi
Cuba
Phillipine Islands
Bladrid
Wavana
Spain weighs end of Cuban war amid internal danger
A Chicago Record Havana report claims General Weyler is ordered to end the war and possibly negotiate Cuban autonomy or even sell Cuba. It cites Spain’s heavy costs, eroded credit, and the risk of American intervention as reasons to seek a quick settlement, while warning of the Carlist threat at home.
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Weyler
Madrid
Gomez
Chicago Record
Havana
Spain
Heme
Cuba Po
Notes and Opinions from Late 19th Century
A compiled series of observations notes and estimates on public health trade tax and social trends. It cites smallpox deaths in Italy and the UK population ages marriage ages in England Prussia Belgium and Russia military mobilization in New York and professional income in England. It also mentions the French Astronomical Society’s growth to 1300 members.
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Italy
United Kingdom
Lkely
Russia
Societe Astronomique
Englich
Tillinghast
New York State
England
Prussia
Norway
Belgium
Holland
Sweden
Scotland
Personal notes and long-serving telegram messenger and painters
Marion HM Markle once Pittsburgs first telegraph messenger and fifty-year Western Union employee lies ill. The item mentions Yetta Gerber age 106 dying in New York and ties to a Poland tavern feeding Napoleon’s soldiers. It notes shifts in Washington representation and portraits of Lyman J. Gage and McKinley. It also lists a royal tally of game killed over seven and a half years including whale and bears.
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Marion HM. Markle
Pittsburg
Western Union Company
Yetta Gerber
New York
Poland
Napoleon
Moscow
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Washington
Ambassador Bayard
America
Bayard
George D. M. Peixotto
Cleveland
Lyman J. Gage
McKinley
Union League
Chicago
Union Club
Kaleer
Snipe
Show Windows Sale Ad Promises Standard Goods
The notice asserts authentic sale items not deception with garments described as standard goods made at the own manufactory by skilled workers. It emphasizes no shoddy merchandise and claims the sale offers quality clothing directly from the maker.
Mixed lot of men s sack suits at bargain price
Five banded small lot of frocks in mixed sizes irregular but good suits. Cut price seven dollars for full lot, values up to ten dollars each, includes double heavy cheviot durable fabrics. Take your pick while lasts.
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Dren
NORBY
HWAND
Stylish Men’s Sack Suits At Bargain Prices
Readable lines describe well cut, stylish sack suits offered at bargain prices. The copy urges quick purchase with a focus on perfect fit and value compared with earlier expensive purchases. Buyers are promised quality and smart appearance.
Men’s Back Suits Nicely Tailored Varied Styles
Men’s back suits feature tailored designs with a range of styles and patterns. Single and double breasted sacks presented in neat patterns with choice colors and fancy interiors. Bargains priced at ninety seven cents, offering value beyond prior offers.
Joys Knee Pants Offer In Heavy Winter Fabrics
A new shipment features knee pants for boys aged 4 to 18 in heavy fabrics like twilled cheviot and satinet. Prices range low with many stores charging less than fifty cents, while others may ask more. Size availability spans wide, promising good value.
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JOYS
Storm Coats and Witte 5 OQ For Gentlemen
Storm coats and wool overcoats described as well made and splendidly trimmed in various colors. Durable, warm and lasting, they promise good value with minimal persuasion to attract buyers.
Tinera Coats See Through Fashion Trends
A fragmented item discusses coats and garments in daily use. Mentions fashionable details such as velvet collars and tailored looks. Highlights emphasis on up to date styling and quality, with a caution against merchants overpromising.
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Tinera
Taleron
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