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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1900

Page

7

Wasted Excitement In Wisconsin News Tales

A Polish one year old girl from Burnside is sent to Milwaukee for causes of fires she set in a barn and house to seek excitement due to loneliness. A La Crosse man receives prison sentences totaling twenty years for bank wrecking. A Three Lakes area incident halts a train after planted items were removed. Wisconsin crop conditions described amid light rains and harvests. A steamboat pier collapse at Lake Geneva injures no one, and two Milwaukee and St Paul youths drown in the river.

Avoe Myluck Burnside Milwaukee Industrha School Odell

Multiple Local Murders Suicides and Accidents Reported

A string of brief Wisconsin items includes deaths by suicide in Milwaukee and Elmor Kenger, a German prisoner, who slit his throat in jail. Hattie Pree in Milwaukee attempted self harm over a daughter visiting Racine. John Kerpers of Scott drowned in a field payment dispute. Nall Twos of Waterford plans a $10,000 building and bank. A farmhand near Eau Claire was killed by a strike, and Osborn of Stoughton secured a marriage license at 72. Milwaukee bakers ended a 30 day strike for union label recognition. Genevieve Jones of Oshkosh fainted while dining in Green Bay. Two children, Jobo Digine and Arthur Swanson, drowned at West Superior while swimming. Frank Jandl, a Bohemian farmer, was badly attacked in Racine. Perkinstown toll house destroyed in fire causing $25,000 loss. A Chinaman was wounded in Lae and treated by police. A three year old child lost near Vesper was found alive after days. Frade Mais and Ole Manseu killed on the Wishburn coal dock by a falling timber. Naduuy Gustun, jailed for gear manufacturing in Beloit, died aged 66. Thomas E. Mert of Fergus Falls killed boarding a train at Cameron. Dole Mckdinah died at Farmington home of his daughter. Osane Shere and Charles Unmeqier jailed for night operator theft in Wash Bend. sentenced to hard labor.

Elmor Kenger Waupaca Area Hattie Pree Mibwaukee Racine John Kerpers Scott Nall Twos Waterford William Olp Peter Bartletson Haring Eau Claire Frederick W. Osbom Stoughton Milwaukee Josephine van Kampen Hasmakers Genevieve Jones Oshkosh Welch Hotel Green Bay Andy Etivine Jobo Digine Arthur Swanson West Superior Swanson Douglas Frank Jandl Joe Cohen Perkinstown YM. & ID Shaw Tannery Company Loas Pie F.yuraalu Vesper Frade Mais Ole Manseu Wishburn Naduuy Gustun Thomas Emert Fergus Lais Mir Cameron Dole Feed Sovenson Farmington Dir Ningtoa Osane Shere A Charles Unme Qier Wash Bend Dittyg Dick

Arrest Likely in Rathbone Case Amid Bristow Report

Ex-Director General Rathbone faces arrest in Kavasa as post office officials push to act on Bristow findings about Cuban postal frauds. Secretary Smith and Fourth Assistant Bristow discuss financial questions and legal angles with Gen. Wood set to handle the matter.

Ington Tristow Puss Rathbove Kavasa Post Office Department Rathbone Bristow Stathbone Smith Izissow de Matier Repoir 10 FH. G. Mathbone Posts Nout Trig Wood Rod Col. Edwards Insular Inluision Nd Dadge Magoon

Roberts at Balmoral dispatch on July 25 reports Boer retreat and light British casualties

Lord Roberts reports from Balmoral that on July 25 the Boers engaged French and Wutton six miles south of Dolmorai, retreated as our forces pressed, with one wounded. French and Hutton pursued toward Wannpoint crossing Oliphants River, while British gains and several generals maneuvered to block enemy exits. British casualties were light, with about 20 in later fighting.

London Lord Roberts War Office Balmoral French Wutton Dolmorai Anderson Freneh Hutton Oliphants River Wannpoint Archibald Hunter Bethlehem Hunter Brandwater Basin Hector MacDonall Bruce Hawilton Witnek

Bryan Speech Likely Canceled Over Railroad Terms

Indianapolis July 27 A Democratic retire committee member questioned whether Bryan would speak after a late notice alarm. The chair said it did not look likely he would attend if railroad terms remained unchanged, threatening to call off the meeting in Indiana unless terms improve.

Indianapolis Ind Chikinima Martin Democratic Retire Committee Bryan Indiana Cailoonda

Insurgents Surrender After Panama Clash

In Panama's Panina department insurgents lay down arms as government forces under Gen. Repinola push to end the uprising. New York reports say 1,200 insurgents engaged, 800 government troops, and 40 casualties. Gen. Campax brings 1,008 reinforcements as the conflict winds down.

Parana Dacy Department of Panina New York Ueneul Repinola Republic of Colombia Panama Campax Surtesul

False Pretenses Charge Highlighted in Baltimore Case

The Baltimore American reports a court hearing where a man is accused of obtaining money under false pretenses. A judge orders testimony as the warrant process continues, while local excerpts mention remedies and a storm of unrelated remarks.

Jedze Mike Darkleich Gabe Snowtlake Wuhin Kaig Luc Varwatell Baltimore

Sacred Heart College Watertown Wis advertises in paper

The notice highlights Sacred Heart College of Watertown Wisconsin, a Notre Dame deanery preparing boys for university courses and offering thorough training at moderate cost. Founded in 1873 it has progressed with the Middle West’s colleges, serving parents with limited means.

Sacred Heart Colley

Dinner Disaster Sparks Talk of China Breakup

In a humorous New York World item a wife’s broken dinner dish triggers a quip about how the power to break up China would be achieved by the girl washing it. The scene unfolds with the cook announcing the mishap in dialect.

China N.Y

Notre Dame advertises education and courses

An early Notre Dame notice extols a comprehensive university offering preparatory schooling with a commercial course for young men, plus higher programs and a dedicated department for boys under thirteen. It highlights thorough study, student care, and decades of educational service, then shifts to assorted comic clippings and ads from various papers.

Notre Dame Sir Edward's Mall Notre Dame Universit Jilly

Casearets Candy Cathartic Health Aid Ad

Old advertisement promising bowel relief through Cascar et s Candy Cathartic. Claims include cures for various ailments from headaches to cancer, urging 10 cent start, noting metal box packaging and stamped tablets by C. CoC. Caution against imitators.

Han C. Coc

Mixed 1906 sayings and ads from Chicago papers

A collage of quotes and ad lines from Chicago publications includes religious views, railway travel pitches to Canada, domestic humor about houses, Lane's Family Medicine praising daily bowel movement aid, a proverb on smiles, endorsement for Piso’s Cure, a lad’s quip on fowl, an old letter fading note, and Carter’s Little Pills style cure claims with prices.

Marquette Mich and Lake Superior rail route appeal

In a travel pitch the Marquette area is praised for its healthful location scenery and summer outings via the Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. It advertises a pamphlet Lake Superior Country with descriptions of Marquette and copper country and notes a sample postcard rate and a quip about family life at the end.

Margeette Lake Superior Chiego, Miwaukee & St. Paul Marguette Mich Lhe Lake Marquette Copper Country Gen H. Stafford Chicazy

OVARIAN TROUBLES Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound

Two letters from readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for ovarian and abdominal illness. One woman with swelling and pain avoided surgery after the remedy, regaining ability to walk. Another patient with womb and bladder inflammation reports relief after six bottles, returning to full health.

Lydia E. Pickham Mas Prixena Lydia E. Winkham Arlington Towa Dean Mas Lydia E Pinkhams

Notre Dame Full Courses and Preparatory offerings listed

Notre Dame Indiana presents full courses in Clausict, Letters, Economics and History, Journalism, Art, Science, Pharmacy, Law, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Architecture. Thorough preparatory and commercial courses with room free to all eligible students. modest fees for others. Limited cadet slots at reduced rates. Edward's Hall housed for younger boys. Seventh Year begins September 4th. Catalogues free. Rev. A Morrissey S.J., President.

Notre Dame Indiana SU Edward's Hall Isgearg Willoyen A. Morrissey

Unprecedented Opening in The Souk for Farms and Business

A South era advertisement offers farms and staked lands in the Atinotic de Kilo Grande region with listings for large and small ranches, merchandise, mineral lands, and Southern volumes for sale or rent. Prices range from 100 to 400000 dollars with cash or installment options. Partners and capital sought. patents for sale. No commissions. inquiries directed to W. B. Cox, Room 281 Pollock Bldg., Mobile Alabama. No charge for inquiries for farms or business partners or capital.

South W. B. Cox Itcom Pollock Hidg Mobile Ala Partnera Capital

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