Advertisement rate and distribution details for The Virginian
The Virginian’s circulation exceeds competing papers in Eastern Virginia with distribution in Norfolk Portsmouth and suburbs. Weekly delivery costs five cents, yearly subscription four dollars, six months three dollars, one month fifty cents. Advertising rates listed with space constraints and insertions.
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Virginia
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Postigo
Trice Watney Valista
Summer prospects and shipping notes in the press
The piece surveys copperplate mentions and cotton yields, notes Mexico and European royalty misfortunes, and discusses petitions for Cuban belligerent recognition. It cites the Galveston News on cotton, Inter-Ocean on tariff debates, and Atlantic Constitution and New York World on Congress recognizing Cuba. It warns political caution as rebellion status could sway sympathy and belligerent rights debate.
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Congress
New York World
Lee Vincixtas
Development of Southern manufactures shown in old Times-Democrat study
The New Orleans Times-Democrat compares 1880 to 1895, noting manufacturing establishments rose from 84 565 to 50 176, capital invested climbed to 539 467 500, lands employed increased from 215 415 to 665 450, and wages more than tripled. Cultivated acres grew 34 793 527 to reach 8 46 072, with farm product value expanding from 1 011 609 145 to 7 745 660 (approximately). One highlight is the marked rise in farmers in the lowest income group, from 1 726 480.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
South
Southern Woodlands Power Progress and Perry Expedition Hopes
The article notes vast U S woodland wealth with 75 million acres of forest and significant Southern timber dominance, coal, and pig iron growth from 1883 to 188? along with optimistic remarks on Southern prosperity and enterprise. It also mentions the Perry expedition, the Justin J Mackenzie sailing from Greenland, and a Belief that whaling ships near Holsteinburg could reach Whale Sound in about a week, with news expected in a month.
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United States
West Virginia
South
Washington
Peete
Baltimore
Perry
Sesares
North Pole
Justin J. Mackenzie
St. Johns
Holsteinburg
Lolstoinburg
Greenland
Whale Sound
Bowdoin Lay
Peary Bas bin
Be Not Content and The Empress of Japan in Western Vision
A fragmented contrast blends Ella Wheeler Wilcox on contentment with a dubious note on ambition and virtue, paired with a brief description of the Empress of Japan in Western court dress. The text notes her diminutive appearance in European eyes yet praises a dignified facial expression observed at court.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcux
Apis Empresa
Japan
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