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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
2
A fragmentary verse scene recalls Continental figures marching through a glen under starlight with Marion and his men, a bellman waiting to ring, and Washington honored as the Potomac region slashes toward distant seas, celebrating freedom and drums in a bygone era.
Primrose arrives with Miss Abigail to a farm and forms a bond as fireworks ignite a day of lessons. A Baltimore of memory, a chest of relics, and a brave rescue culminate in mutual care between aunt and niece.
A boy, described as lively, fell from a fence during Independence Day fun and vanished after claiming to be fine. Mrs Cobwigger fears trouble while Cobwigger insists he only played with toy pistols. The family reports Freddie has not returned since morning, and neighbors worry he may be at the morgue.
An OCR fragment shows misread lines with names Benny Tommy Larami Dick Nabby Sue Simmy Mer and phrases like fire the cannon crackers and give a cheer. The text alludes to a Fourth of July or similar day celebration with garbled dialogue and stray names, lacking coherent narrative.
Adolph Patterson reports from Washington on Republican platform flaws and divisions within the administration. The piece notes Quigg’s edits, Grosvenor’s criticisms, and a broad critique of the party’s stance on trusts, imperialism, Cuba, Porto Rico, and civil service. It highlights dissatisfaction among McKinley supporters and calls the platform evasive and overlong while sensing a looming political setback.
The Denver and Chicago press fuse opposition to McKinley's imperialism with calls for a free government. The piece argues Republicans back McKinley despite imperial policies, while Bryan supporters urge preservation of constitutional rights against trusts and militarism. It highlights alleged Monopolies growth and criticizes Depew and Hanna roles in the nomination debate.
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