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Newspaper

Norfolk Virginian

Location

Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1896

Page

4

Terms of the Virginian and Daily Virginia Rates

The Daily Virginian is delivered by carrier in several cities for ten cents per week. Yearly and monthly rates are listed and remittance methods noted. Advertising rates are set at 75 cents per square for the first insertion, 4 cents per additional insertion, with reading notices 20 cents per line. New York representation details and policy on manuscripts are included.

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Street cars by compressed air to debut in Chicago

A jumble of brief items notes that street cars powered by compressed air are planned for Chicago. Other items mention a Stargeont postmaster appointment, political opinions on McKinley, embezzlement tied to a Kansas postmaster, and varied foreign and national notes.

Chicago Miser Stargeont

The Pilot pressed to answer on election methods

An editorial critiques The Pilot for silence on honest election practices and demands a clear stand against ring politics. It urges open nominations free from bosses and trades, calling for truthful methods and voters’ untrammeled opinions in the forthcoming municipal election.

Shiple Ita

Spanish military attaché in New York under scrutiny

The Spanish military attache Captain Carlos dean, stationed in Washington, has spent months visiting New York fortifications and photographing mines near the metropolis. Reports allege he boasted of a Spanish fleet taking New York in ten days, prompting investigations into his activities and the possible gathering of strategic information.

New York Carlela Chia Washmerton Metropolis Washington Olah Aronet Hadeen Vto Cap. Carlos Deaned Sprenmteh Armiy West 14Th Street New York Harbor Spain

Secretary Lamont opposes reviving Lieutenant General rank for Miles

Secretary of War Lamont opposes restoring the Lieutenant General grade for Major General Miles, citing past officers honored with the rank and arguing the honor should go to those with extraordinary service to the Republic in war. Committees in Congress seek his view on the matter.

Lamont Miles Washington New York Times House of Representatives Senate Mary DME Cehameter Miler Warrang

Plan to buy votes at St Louis Convention discussed

A Washington Star discovery outlines a scheme to buy southern colored delegates at the St Louis Convention by delivering half a bank note before the ballot and the other half after votes are recorded. The piece questions the consequences if such practices spread among managers, signaling tense times ahead for the colored fraternity.

The Washington Star St. Louis

Notable Figures and Oddities in Transatlantic Notices

Conan Doyle plans months in Egypt for his wife’s healing, Davis may visit Russia for Harpers, Dr Sheepshanks the Norwich bishop enjoys cycling, Lord Sheffield owns two 4000 year old mummies from Maynt tour, Austrian official walks twelve miles daily with an attendant, Miss Gertrude Wuck advances at Michigan University, Mark Twain reportedly recovering from a severe cold that could affect his lecturing.

Conan Doyle Richard Harding Davis Russia Harpers Dr. Sheepshanks Norwich Lord Sheffield Gertrude Wuck Judge Buck Michigan University of Michigan Mark Twain

Promises and verse on Cuban policy and harvests

A garbled note combines Senate talk of the Cuban resolution with broad harvest figures and decorative verse. It mentions 4000 women graduates, crops like 130,000,000 bushels of corn and 46,000,000 of oats, and a long poem by Tennyeon and Henshaw reflecting on golden years and national prospects.

United States Senate Noa Daly Dane Bashian

New Annex Building Alterations Begin Monday

Notwithstanding extensive alterations to be begun in the New Annex Building on Monday March 16 improvements will have been completed. Never in the history of the manufacture of Clothing were such apparel of such.

Rook Sells New Spring Bargains at Quick Salling Prices

Local store promotes New Spring stock with large volume sales and bargain values. The ad emphasizes quick turnover and strong pricing to attract shoppers and clear inventory.

Juvenile Department Expansion Urgently Underway

The interior annex will undergo significant changes as the Juvenile Department is expanded more than threefold. Work proceeds rapidly with hourly progress as completion nears.

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