Advertising Rates and Reading Notices Policy
Advertising rates listed as seven and a half cents per square for inserts with 374 cents for each subsequent insertion, alternate day runs. Reading notices cost 20 cents for the first insertion and 12 cents thereafter or 18 cents when inserted on alternate days. General explanation limits contractors to their own business space unless paid for inclusion. Special representative in New York at 47 Times Building notes Virginian not responsible for return of rejected communications or manuscripts.
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Times Building
New York City
Subterfuges exposed as duties on European wear
A collection of brief items accuses powers of justifications for policies. It mentions duties on American tourist apparel from Europe, prize flight receipts of about $50,000, and $4,000 from sideshows. It notes political figures and pensioning favors, including appointments delayed until tariff bills pass, and questions what the country owes to the sons of great men.
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Stuart
Weed Geant
Toy Nu Hove
Foreign Protests Against the New Tariff
Foreign objections to higher duties surface from abroad as Japan protests to the State Department over silk duty increases while France signals reciprocity moves and warns of duties on pork and foods. The piece argues Americans defend privilege over the many, and questions protective policies.
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New York
Express
Washington
State Department
Paris
Dingsley
United States
Japan
French Republic
Trance
South ports rise as export focus shifts northward
An analysis notes the South’s growing role in shipping cattle to Chicago and Alabama, iron to Kingston, and grains to Europe. It cites stronger port competition with northern cities like New York, Boston, and Philadelphia and predicts the South will become a major export center for grain, iron, and other goods, despite northern opposition.
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Mississippi
Chicago
Alabama
King- Land
South
Europe
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore Merchants Urged to Deepen Southern Trade
The Baltimore American praises Southern trade for lifting the city’s fortunes, noting Southern debt payments and increased collections. It urges Baltimore merchants to boost efforts to expand commerce with the South this year and questions what Norfolk is doing to stem the flow.
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Lalltimore
Wbaltimore
South
Union
Baltimore
Norfolk
Grand Army questions school history texts on Civil War depictions
A Grand Army of the Republic inquiry finds that school history texts do not adequately present the Civil War era. The committee reports no textbook offers a balanced view of both Union and Confederate perspectives, risking patriotism and belittling Confederate valor.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Union Army
Clarkson
Gram Army
Confederate patriotism outstrips Union claim in history debate
General Clarkson condemns biased histories that allegedly overlook Confederate patriotism. The Atlanta Journal counters, arguing Confederate bravery far surpassed the North’s, likening attempts to condemn the South to branding it treason. The piece asserts the record is fixed and truth will prevail.
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Clarkson
Union Arouin
Atlanta Journal
General Clarkson
North
Guy Fawkes
Confederacy
South
Notes and Opinions From a Fragmented Memorial Page
A cryptic set of items notes Thomas Jefferson lies under an obelisk near Charlottesville while Monticello roadways appear. China’s annual lunber figure and Rome housing numbers are jumbled. a long star mail route from Juneau to Circle City is noted with SYS miles. the Paris Academy of Science offers prizes totalling 255,415 francs for scientific problems.
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Thomas Jefferson
Charlottesville
Monticello
China
Washington
Oregon
Rome
United States
Juneau
Circle City
Alaska
Pariy Academy of Science
Personal Notes From Far Lands And The Mind
Governor MacGregor lists curious birds from British New Guinea and notes no new bird of paradise. Dr Willian Pepper of the University of Pennsylvania marks three years in medicine. Mr Powlett Weathersby shares leaves from the tree over Livingstone’s heart. Dr Districh Barruth reports seven births near Depat Germany, one case reported around year Luu.
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MacGregor
British New Guinea
Willian Pepper
University of Pennsylvania
Powlett Weathersby
London
Africa
Livingstone
Districh Barruth
Depat
Gernny
After the Hatiles to Champion Boxers and Falling Stars
The piece recalls the boxing era as champions Corbett and Fitzsimmons clash in fame and setback. Corbett fades after a dramatic loss, while Fitzsimmons rises as the sole victor, with the sport’s public appetite and literary flair fueling future showdowns and dramatic battles on the stage.
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Washington Post
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Supreme Court of Michigan
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Canada
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Main Street
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