Terms of the Virginian circulation and advertising rates
The Virginian newspaper outlines subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, carrier and mail delivery areas including Norfolk and surrounding cities, payment methods, and advertising rates. It states that the Virginian cannot be responsible for return of rejected communications or manuscripts.
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Virginian
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Berkley
Suffolk
West Norfolk
Newport News
United States
Tammany ticket in Greater New York and European notes
Ex mayor Hopkins predicts a Tammany win in Greater New York this fall while international items discuss Germany France England and arms, with quips on diplomacy and alliances. The piece cites election results, state department comments, and regional political tensions amid a broad, partisan roundup.
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Hopkins
Chicago
Greater
New York
Hawaii defense study and Japanese reconnaissance raised as risk
Advices from Hawaii report Lieut J M Ciilott of the USS Marion is studying defense plans for Honolulu and the island, including land invasion points, with results to be presented to the U S War College. Japanese photographers are surveying the island to aid potential landings, prompting fears of U S involvement if Hawaii and Japan clash.
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Hawaii
Herald Bays
J. M. Ciilott
United States
Marlon
Honolulu
Elliott
United States War College
Paeifle
Carth¢gr
Islail
Japan
Hawan
The Alleged Plot Against President Debunked
A sensational tale claims a plot to harm President McKinley. patrols by detectives were used after threatening letters arrived. The Paterson Call notes the letter’s anonymous origin and dismisses the story as absurd, describing the warnings as unfounded sensationalism.
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Jean Foot
Paterson
N. J
Ciek
Warnhayer
Owiy O
Powderty
Plo
McKinley
Consul General Fitzhugh Lee May Return From Leave
Consul General Fitzhugh Lee may not return to Havana after a thirty day leave as Secretary Day says he will, while General Lee is praised for handling Cuban affairs with admirable restraint. The public opinion nationwide applauds his conduct. In Virginia, pride is also placed on Fitz Lee.
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Assnstant
Day
State Department
Lee
Hiv
Fitzhugh Lee
Havana
Priveout
Secretary Day
Loo
Tas
Union
Virginia
Fitz Lee
Farm Prosperity Strong as Prices Surge in 1897
The analysis argues farmers will gain about 500 million dollars in net profits over 1896 due to higher prices and yields. Wheat alone could contribute 160 to 200 million, while Southern and Western regions show broad prosperity. Farmers have cut debts for years, improving overall economic health and boosting national business.
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South
West
Edmunds
Quotes and fragmented opinions from late 19th century papers
A collage of opinion lines and quips from papers such as the Manchester Union and St Louis Republic criticizing politics and media. It mentions Debs, the Dingley bill, yellow journalism, coal strikes, Tilman and Evans, and daily outdoor exercise advised by a New York Times piece.
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Debs
Kangae City
Sar
Cuba
Manchester Union
Baltimore
Evanevile (Ind.) Courier
New York Times
Florida
St. Louis
Evans
Tilman
Timan
Savannah News
One More Week Mens Suits Deep Discount Sale
Bargain priced men’s suits and pants in varied fabrics including black materials, cash bargains, and wool blends. Limited quantities with sample windows, bold claims of quality, and a call to action for prompt purchase before stock runs out. Names of offerings include Manhattan C Madras shirts, assorted trousers, and numerous price points from under a dollar to about fifty dollars.
Rumors and Local Notes From Turmoil to Apple King
The column mixes society items and curiosities. George W. Scheffer of York County shows swelling after a mosquito bite threatening arm amputation. Governor Bradley declines pardoning Rev. J White for ejecting a young man at church. An Englishman cites Sarah Bernhardt earning over a million in twenty five years. Judge Wellhouse, the Apple King, owns 1,630 acres in Kansas with 104,000 trees yielding over 400,000 bushels in thirteen years.
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Turkey
Anepe
George W. Scheffer
York
Bradley
Kentucky
J. White
Judge Wellhouse
Leavenworth
Miami
Osage Counties
Kan
Edmuds cautions on wheat price rise diverting farm price trends
The Baltimore News described an interview with T Tl Edmunds editor of the Manufacturers Record. He notes the rapid rise in wheat has drawn attention away from broader increases in prices of other farm products. He argues that a careful reading shows wider price pressure across farm goods.
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Baltimore News
T. Tl. Edmunds
Manufacturers’ Record
Edmunds
Wonderous Event Offers Unprecedented Men’s Apparel Savings
To those interested in the economic purchase of Medium Weight Apparel for men, boys and children, every moment of this wondrous event means unprecedented money saving and every day last means chances gone that will likely be gone forever. High class goods were never offered at such extremely low figures. The chances are that they never will be again.
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Portland
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