Advertising Rates and Notice Terms in The Virginian
Advertising rates start at seven and a half cents per square for the first insertion, with subsequent insertions at 2 3/4 cents or 5 7/8 cents when inserted every other day. Contractors may not exceed space or advertise outside business unless paying extra. Notices cost 20 cents for first insertion, then 7 1/2 or 3 3/4 cents for subsequent insertions. New York office listed. The Virginian not responsible for return of rejected communications or manuscripts.
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New York
Ralpil Afe- Kee
Times Building
New York City
THE
Virginian
Various Hints Of Global News And Local Notes
A collage of brief items mentions Dr Shrudy of New York praising x rays, a weekly West Texas paper The Eye-Opener, and H Clay Evans as Pension Commissioner candidate in Chattanooga. It notes talk of scrapping battleships to save money, Crete tribute talks in London, Britain Italy Greece and Perim Island in the Mediterranean, and trade shifts in cattle. It cites political commentaries, tariff debates, and a New York jail death attempt. It also covers Archduke line succession, a North Carolina Confederate Veterans sponsor, and a dancing girl essay anecdote in Lowell with a witty reply from a suitor.
Revival of Manhattan as a separate state from New York
A revived proposal suggests creating a new state named Manhattan from Greater New York City. Proponents cite population, wealth, and governance costs, noting Manhattan would gain 17 of 34 congressional seats and two senators. Critics doubt any such state would be created, doubting feasibility and political viability.
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Greater
New York
Manhattan
New York City
New York State
Surge in Custom Receipts Ahead of Tariff Change
The Sugar Planters Journal notes importers rush to bring in sugar before the new tariff. Hamburg stores exceed 15,000 tons awaiting shipment to Boston as steamers head from Hamburg and West Indies. The value of sugar on the way runs into millions, seeking duty saved. New York import receipts for the week ending March 15 reach 5,789,067, far above monthly averages, with last two days of March at 4,156,074.
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Sugar Planters’ Journal
Germany
Cuba
Hamburg
Boston
New York
Ship Building Industry Needs Revival in United States
The Seaboard argues American foreign commerce requires about half a million tons of ships annually, most of which are not built in the United States. A rough estimate suggests fifty million dollars would be spent in U S shipyards, stimulating iron ore, coal, coke, lumber, and manufacturing sectors, with farmers supplying food for many new workers and families.
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United States
Seaboard
Maritime Journal
New York
Gladstone Pamphlet Shakes English Liberalism Across Britain
The pamphlet by Hon William E Gladstone stirs England electrifying and uniting the Liberal party from end to end. It reshapes Liberal leadership, politics, and policy as it questions the integrity of the Ottoman Empire and challenges European policy.
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William E. Glad Stone
East
England
Great Britain
House of Lords
Grand Old Man Sees Greece Shaping European Duty
A veteran statesman warns that paid influence will topple parties and dismiss ministers. He criticizes coercion in Greece and says Powers lack unity while governments drift from the people. Greece’s bold move aids Europe and forces a clear Armenia solution, urging England to heed the path of duty.
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Ang
Greece
Europe
Armenia
England
Lord Salisbury
Gladstone’s Stance Praised On Crete Armenian and Greece
The Brooklyn Eagle editorial lauds William E. Gladstone for aligning with liberty. It highlights his outstretched hands toward Crete and his gaze toward God. It links his past causes from Gettysburg and Appomattox to Pilgrims and Naseby.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Gladstone
William E. Gladstone
Crete
Armenian
Greece
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Farlier
Holland Gowlands
Naseby
Runnymede
Notable Historical Facts and Quirks Across Ages
A collection of notes cites the Adams graves in Quincy Mass and a Dead Sea evaporation claim. It recounts Baron Dimsiale’s 1768 smallpox fee and Jenner’s vaccination grant, then a Tampa shooting range scandal with Weyler imagery drawing crowds and profit.
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John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Unitarian Church
Quincy
Mass
Dead Sea
Paul
Baron Dimsiale
Jenner
Tampa
Fla
Weyler
Gobin
Rome Premier Marcheur di Rudin Deemed Not Owner
The Rome Heralds College reports that Marcheur di Rudin lacks title to the premier's post, the position belonging to another branch of his trinity, with the proper attribution to Signor Antonio Starabba. A mix of local items notes a cat returning to Samuel Ward of Waynesboro Pennsylvania after a prior loss in July 186, a Tennessee Confederate veteran Quintard planting a cross on Sewanee Mountain, and Bishop Williams supporting a Marquette statue replica for his see city.
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Rome
Heralds College
Marcheur di Rudin
Trinity
Antonio Starabba
Samuel Ward
Waynesboro
Mr. Ward
Frederick
Hishonp Quintard
Tennessee
Sewanee Mountain
University of the South
Johnny
Hoston
Matt Williams
Episcopal
Marquette
Mich
Washington
Dissolution of Browne & Co Printing Firm in Norfolk
The firm Browne & Co of Norfolk composed of Thomas W Browne and John Whitehead is dissolved by mutual consent. All claims or debts should be settled with John Whitehead, Manager of the Norfolk Printing Co, at 117 Main Street.
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Norfolk, Va
Browne, & Co
Thomas W. Browne
John Whitehead
No. 117
Main Street
Norfolk Printing Co
Lurdiark Joh
Ananoke Avenue
Browne & Ca
Tessees
Iam
the Norfolk Printing Co
Todd
M. P. Browne
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Rompfoln
Dr. Shrudy
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Chattanooga
H. Clay Evans
Losz
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Mediterranean
Perim
Arabian
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Castile
South America
Canada
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McKinley
New York Times
Augusta Chronicle
Kings County
Francis Joseph
Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian
Archduke Rudolf
Archduke Charles Louis
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Nannia Branch Jones
Raleich
North Carolina
United Confederate Veterans
Nashville, Tenn
Lawrence O'Brien Branch
Antietam
Vascar
Lils
Lowell News
MR. Gladstone
Mrt
Hood
Atte
Geo. W. Taylor & Co
Granby
Central Wharf
Water St
Batchelder & Collins
Business College
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Starke
Atlannta
South
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Atlanta
J. M. Ressler
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Martin
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Atlantic City
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Lesa
Ola Cominion Paper
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