Terms of the Virginian newspaper rates and delivery
The Norfolk Virginian advertises weekly carrier delivery to several Virginia cities and mail subscription options with prices. It outlines advertising rates per square, placement rules, and payment methods, plus an address for the New York office and responsibility disclaimer.
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Virginian
Norfolk
Portamouth
Derkley
Suffolk
West Norfolk
Newport News
United States
ANN
W York
Times Building
New York City
Virginian Canoneat
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A survey of political and economic notes from an early 20th century newspaper includes voter splits in the Ninth Assembly district favoring Seth Low, mentions a coal strike outlook, and reports on southern port growth and national prosperity ideas. It also cites rising military needs in Europe and speculative views on social reform proposals.
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Ninth Assembly
New York Press
Mii
Seth Low
Thie Lew
Tammany Man
Record of Abundant Money Supply Declared by The Atlanta Journal
The Atlanta Journal notes unprecedented money availability for business with national bank resources at 3 493 408 053 the largest on record. It cites deposits in national banks at 1 770 000 000 and total deposits across all banks and private institutions near 21 006 000 000, saying more money can be borrowed to move crops and support legitimate trade.
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The
Atlanta Journal
Layluss
Thos
Benetennary
Weyler Targeting Cuban Food Supply With Potato Campaign
Amid Havana dispatches General Weyler seeks to starve insurgents by destroying crops from Havana to Taparte. Horses cattle and fields are harmed as Weyler personally directs the potato vine campaign with little danger to his troops. The strategy aims to deny sustenance to rebels rather than engage in direct combat.
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Spain
Havoen
Weyler
C Uban
Havana
Taparte Betas
Herald
Ulelkly
Chicago News predicts unearned prosperity amid soaring farm values
The Chicago News claims vast gains from farm prosperity lift the nation with wheat reserves at 650 million bushels and corn at 1 million, plus hog meat and garcinia rises, arguing total wealth nears 70 trillion dollars. It concedes no real basis for such optimism and warns against overstatement.
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Hoemee
United States
Teave
Chicago News
Advance agent of prosperity brings higher prices
The piece notes that brighter times are hoped for as the so called advance agent of prosperity moves through areas, with many places already feeling effects and reporting better prices for goods sold, keeping the public encouraged.
Tariff Rise Expected to Increase Living Costs
The article argues the Dingley tariff will raise prices for foods clothing and household goods while wages for protected manufacturers may not rise. It cites the Knoxville Tribune and New Orleans States noting higher costs starting next month and predicts widespread price hikes, with limited wage gains and possible more strikes.
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Knoxville Tribune
New Orleans
Combine of Glass Manufacturers
Clevelind
Meiniey
Notes and Opinions From An Early Press Montage
A compiled snippet recounts diverse items from politics and economics, noting five million dollars and fourteen deaths linked to a subway, labor statistics, and international trade figures. It mixes satire and social commentary reflecting late 19th century concerns and humor.
Memorials and honors across Victorian London scene
A memorial statue of Sarah Siddons unveils on Paddington Green near her burial site set sixty six years past. Felicia Hemans is recalled with a local Liverpool memorial plan and lyrical prize fund for University College. Alexander Jacobs is noted as a literary figure and a prophet with royal prophecies. A London woman gains the freedom of the city for writing a history of gardening.
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Sarah Siddoans
Paddington Green
Siddons
Felicia Dorothea Hemans
Liverpool
University College of
Ols
Alexander Jacobs
Issacs
Marion Crawford
Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Willun Harcourt
London
Lord Amherst
Hackney
England
Company of
Bargain Men Suits in Wide Price Range at Limited Lot
A chaotic ad lists numerous men s suits and pants in varied prices from 97 to 4 dollars with bold claims of quality and limited stock. It markets specific fabrics and sizes while urging quick purchases before the lot closes. It emphasizes value for working men and highlights window displays and sales phrases.
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Come Quick
Purchasers Urged to Seize Unprecedented Apparel Sale
The notice appeals to buyers seeking medium weight men and children’s clothing, promising vast savings and urging quick action before stock and prices vanish. It emphasizes extraordinary value and a once in a lifetime chance to secure high quality goods at extremely low figures.
J S Etheridge Announces Carriages and Goods for Hire
John S Etheridge advertises a new stable at Chestnut and Pearl streets offering carriages driving horses and related services. He invites Norfolk and Portsmouth trade and promises quality turnout day or night at competitive rates.
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Pearl Street
Norfolk
Portsmouth
John
Evyhuridgh
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Ileare
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