Norfolk Virginian advertising and delivery terms
Printer information for The Norfolk Virginian and The Daily Virginian outlines delivery areas Norfolk Portsmouth Berkley Suffolk West Norfolk Newport News and rates. It lists payment methods including remittances drafts checks and post office orders and notes advertising rates and reading notices with per line charges.
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Norfolk
Portsmouth
Berkley
Suffolk
West Norfolk
Newport News
United States
Diverse items and political quips in a late 19th century paper
A collage of notes includes remarks on France closing in Georgia, George H. White Howard University graduate, Mrs. William Tolle candidate for Eldorado city treasurer, a New York messenger boy pursuing a thief, Weyler and Cuba, press quips about John J Ingalls and John Bullivan, Pennsylvania prison expansion for legislators, Dingley farm bill economy, Hartford floor spitting ban, Blaine reciprocity rumors, Hewitt on municipal mal administration, Massachusetts opposition to Corbett-Fitzsimmons kinetoscope, and dispatches about Bun boarding near Canea, a Pyro Indiana cave find, Indiana office seekers, and a critique of New York World circulation.
Corn Wheat and Oats Crop Estimates by Department
The Department of Agriculture estimates the US corn crop at 1,164,000,000 bushels with wheat in farmers hands at 20 percent of the crop and oats at 85,000,000 bushels. It notes export shipments of corn have been unprecedented for months, boosting the grain export business.
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Department of Agriculture
More Taxes Editorial Critique From The Louisville Post
The Louisville Post argues that the President's message calls for higher taxes as the cure for national hardship. It criticizes tariffs and fiscal policy, claiming increased taxation would burden citizens further amid hard times, idle mills, and falling prices.
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Louisville Post
Kentucky
Major Mceiinley
Post
Payne Declines Offic es in Bid for Wisconsin Senate
Wisconsin politician Henry Payne refuses multiple federal posts offered by President Melximiey to stay in Wisconsin. Observers note his aim to succeed Senator Mitchell, while allies warn a bid could lose him influence if political shifts favor others.
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Henry Payne
Wisconsin
Melximiey
Payne
Germany
Russia
Japan
Spain
Belgium
United States Senate
Mitchell
Senate
Ind
H. Cp
Waterways vs Railways Debate in Haifa Way Age
A Haifa Way Age writer argues water transport is cheaper than rail and urges government support for waterways, but the Baltimore Sun counters that rail and water both deserve support. It notes railways often face rate controls while water routes remain unrestricted, urging balanced policy and no one-side advantage.
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The
Baltimore Sun
Annexation League Pushes Islands as Valuable Acquisition
The Annexation League promotes Kurelean efforts to sway public opinion on the islands as a valuable U S possession, noting two sides to the question. The last census reports the island population as Na.
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Annexation League
Tlawall
United States
Hawaii Annexation Debate Urges Caution on Rights
A newspaper column argues against annexing Hawaii alleging 109 020 inhabitants with 61000 foreigners and 61000 mixed races would require equal political rights for all. It warns the US should avoid annexation and let Hawaii manage its own future.
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Hawaii
United States
Tivite
United
Cuban insurgents seize town near Bavana suburbs
Notes and opinions report Cuban insurgents capture a town in the suburbs of Bavana. The item also notes a Paris factory producing 20,000,000 quill foothoters yearly and lists various assorted factual snippets about libraries, travel times, and a Kentucky farm connected to Abraham Lincoln.
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Bavana
Paris
State Library
Albany
MN. Y
Shanghai
China
London
M. Young
Woodburn
Oregon
Lwdgenville
Nibaham Lincoln
Personal notices and scientific feats in brief
Personal notices report Mr. Thomas Nelson Page leaving Washington with his wife and daughter for New York and preparing to sail on March 7 for Naples. Balloonist M Andre plans a North Pole attempt next Summer and expands his balloon by 300 cubic feet to carry 100 pounds more dead load. Senate debate includes a blunted rule on interstate shipment of kinesthetic representations of prize fights. Count Tolstoi visits St. Petersburg where students adored him with kisses and requests for triumphal recognition, which he declined.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Ibis
Washington
New York
Naples
M. Andre
North Pole
Senate
Mr Hoare
Count Tolstoi
St. Petersburg
University of
Letter on Mr Gladstone and Civil War sympathies
ROWLAND ERNS of Lower Marion Pennsylvania writes from Ohl Point Virginia in 1897 disputing a claim about Mr Gladstone. He recalls Gladstone as a Southern sympathizer who opposed Northern coercion of the South and predicted ruin for the republic, arguing the opposite view proved groundless as Gladstone remained a sincere friend to both North and South.
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Gindetone
Ohl Point
Muito
The
Virginian
Com- Tor
Glaidetone
Gettysburg
Appomattoys
Eagle
Ma C Gladstone
Hhey
Glnndstone
Rowland Erns
Lower Marion
Scott's Emulsion SA for March travel cough aid
Not everyone can go South for March but most can spend a dollar or two for Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil. If you have a lingering cough or are rundown ask your doctor if this emulsion helps in the emergency. The cod liver oil hypophosphites and glycerine in Scott's Emulsion build flesh and strength and aid recovery.
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Scott
Browne and Co Dissolved in Norfolk Printing Firm
The firm Browne & Co a general job printing business at 117 Main street Norfolk Va is dissolved by mutual consent Thomas W Browne and John Whitehead remaining with John Whitehead as manager of the Norfolk Printing Co all parties with claims or debts to settle with John Whitehead before final closure
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Norfolk, Va
Browne & Co
Thomas W. Browne
John Whitehead
No. 117
Main Street
Norfolk Printing Ca
Norfolk Printing Co Names John Whitehead Manager
The Norfolk Printing Co. owner of presses and fixtures in the former Landmark Job Printing Office at 117 Main Street, corner Roanoke Avenue, appoints John Whitehead as agent and manager of its general printing business under the firm name The Norfolk Printing Co. Estimates will be given on all classes of work and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Axtures, &c
Main Street
Old Numer
Roanoke Avenue
Growne & Co
Jessees
Wresiuuer
Norfolk Printing Co
John Whitehead
Madest M. I. Brownre
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