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Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1900

Page

3

News of the world and US politics in brief

Summary of Senate and House actions on financial and tax bills, sanctions on political contributions, and a department of mines proposal. Obituary notes include Chickering and Wells. Domestic events cover fires, floods, labor, suffrage, crime, and Alaska Cape Nome rush. International items report South Africa war updates and naval actions.

Senate Moesrs Wolcott Elfing Butler Department of Mines and Mining Ecabines Renator Allison Jones Nev House Chickering New York Committee On Judiciary Des Moines ex-Consuladum Turban

King Leopold and William form syndicate amid Asian exploration

Amid wartime events in Africa and Asia, reports say King Leopold and Emperor William planned a joint venture to explore Chinese territory. Lord Roberts pressed a strong British thrust into the Orange Free State as Gen Cronje’s army faced danger. French troops reached Kimberley, raising strategic stakes.

Leopold Wiliam Lord Roberts Orange Free State Geu. Cronje Smith Massachusetts Twenty Balingg Mont Carmel Can Qerogsing Tlrve London Kimberley Toni Rosebery House of Lords Uriain Russia Daren Lixo

Minor News Items From Early 1900s Europe and America

Reported items note women sailors in Dene imark and Finland, discouraged religious conditions in 45 colleges, and statements by Ronth-Tacker on religion as a linking force. Mentions dowager empress abolishing Europican sciences study, Miss Susan Ti Anthony’s eightieth birthday, and thieves robbing Linnes Menry of Miyssia. Salvation Army efforts in Mexico, rail plans to Ball Lake City, Tamaeton, and poetry on the Light Brigade. Also notes bankruptcy petition for Abraham Hamilton, U.S. consul Sprague’s long service, Verklis donating land in Akron, and Anthony’s will to the National Library. Highlights a graduation observance at Dartmouth and James Whitcomb Riley’s remarks. Mentions Philadelphia’s Ladies’ Charity Society as an early organization.

Henry C. Frick Pittsburgh Carnegie Steel Company New England Minnesota St. Paul Iana Roberts J. T. Roberts Chicago M. J. Lockwood Pennsylvania Trinity Methodist Church Salvation Army New York United States Odd Fellows Liberty Hudson River Albany N.Y Merrimac Connecticut Chigage Charles FB Maeram Armerican Pretoria Aml Rncan Blossom Alice Tryon Port Chester N. Y Maine Department of the UG. A. R. Shaws Tom Mount Pleasant Susan Anthony National American Women’s Suffrage Association Washington Springfield NSS James J, Jeffries James J. Corbett Pines Coney Island Thomas Brennan Pottaville Dene Imark Norway Finland Ronth-Tacker Susan Ti Corman Warling Linnes Menry Miyssia Landuts Stain Mexico Ball Lake Calfornia le Bull Mber Hamilton Ims Sprague Cilvaltar George T. Verklis Akron Susan T. Anthony Waehiton Daniel Wehser Datmouth College West Sear James Whitcomb Femaple Society For the Relief All Employment of the Poor Ameri Philadelphia

Forced to Withdraw from Colesburg Fronts

A Daily Mail dispatch from Rensburg dated Eres day describes two days of fierce fighting over Colesburg as Boer forces try to outflank the British left. The Worcesters withdraw to Rensburg after hard clashes near Colesburg. Moors attack southeast of Colesburg. Boers burn loyalist farms while stock escapes. Lord Roberts drives into the Boer frontier with 40 000 infantry and 150 guns, fixing Cronje’s main line as 20 000 infantry and 72 guns rush support, foreseeing an imminent battle.

London Daily Mail Rensburg Colesburg Evers Achtertang Fottontein Jasfontein Worcesters Gurre Lord Roberts Magers Free State Suesday Korew French Modder Pench Cronje Bloemfontein Riet London Morning The Daily Chronicle Mafeking Tees Sarah Wilson Gould- Adame Wilson

Denounce Financial Bill By Antitrust Conference

Chicago February 14 resolutions denouncing the financial bill passed by the national house of representatives were adopted at a conference. The seven member committee will prepare a memorial for presentation to Congress while urging citizens to protest at public buildings and schools. Notables at the meeting included Judge Fleming and Frank M Miss Monnett.

United States Abraham Lincoln Lee Cruces N. MC Lutellis Maria Smith Wels Tomeava Stanny Crash Chicago Auen Newenetle Miry Lawton Naj Gea Heney Tawiyn Pewee Valley William Steinitz Aringmenl New York Georgia Cnit Marvhall Associasiun Tollowss Hienga Milwirkes Lois Altima Chitcaer Heselilitis Warrar Kansas City Charl A. Chickering National House of Representatives Senate Yeeman Congress Jurge Fleming Kentucky Frank & Monnett Ohio John P. Altgeld F. §. Monnett Sameel M. Jones John&. Crosby George Fred Williams Tom L. John Ron

Filipino Tactics and Lynchings Reported Across Nations

Reports from Mania and Albay Luzon describe insurgents harassing American posts with hill camps and fire, while guerrilla actions persist south of Manila with ambush attempts. Separately, a lynching in Port Arthur Texas follows a fatal bayonet murder, the victim killed after a prior acquittal. other items note a congressman found dead in New York and notable local deaths.

Albay Luzon Manila Sehwan Hiseta Katangas Meacum Forty-second Infantry Pin del Pilar Morong Province Concreskman New York Charles A. Chickering Copenhagen Grand Listin

Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies Promoted

An old advertisement asserts deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation cannot be cured by local measures. It claims cure only through constitutional remedies and offers money for catarrh deafness cases cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure. Also promotes Sam T Clover book Glimpses Across the Rex and travel facilities of the Chicago to Florida rail lines for tourists, with contact details.

C.earth Mall J. Cheney & Co Toledo Tall Sam T.clover Pasis i Ositio Dp Ghicao, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Geo Hi Heatford General Tessenger Old Colony Building Chicago Florida Wentrudes Central America Louisville & Nashville Railroad Guba Porto Rico Nassau Cincinnati Louisville St. Lowe Jacksonville Miami Tampa New Rleans Ridgely N. W. Pla

Crescent Hotel Resort Ad in Eureka Springs 1900

An All Year Resort listing for The Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs Arkansas describes a desirable resort for debt and pleasure seekers with ideal climate pure water accommodations and Sleepers via Munsco Line. The notice invites inquiries to Mutt Hotel or a representative of I'mine Ajax and mentions lightnings and a trolley car incident at City Star.

Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs Ark Munsco Mutt Hotel I'mine

Lane's Family Medicine Ad Claims Health Benefits

A fragmented ad copy touts Lane's Family Medicine promising daily bowel movements and health benefits for liver and kidneys, claiming cure of sick headaches and a money back guarantee if it fails. It includes misquoted dialogue and dates attributed to Indianapolis Journal and Atchison Globe.

Lane Acta Edgar Carolyn Indianapolis Journal

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