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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
6
The platform proclaims the gold standard and tariff defense as poles of policy, condemns bimetallism, and backs ship subsidies and trust curbs. It pledges protection, reaffirms the Dingley bill, and links prosperity to these measures while criticizing the Philippine plank as vague.
The piece recounts how four years earlier William McKinley won the Republican nomination after heavy maneuvering and patronage deals, including figures like Wimberley of Louisiana. It contrasts that campaign with the Philadelphia nomination, where Hanna secured McKinley without prior opposition or extensive prework.
The piece accuses McKinley of befriending trusts and monopolies while urging self government for rescued peoples. It criticizes Republican control of government, war taxes, and a peace conference endorsed by the party, noting Democratic hopes in New York for Bryan and a rival gubernatorial candidate.
The text cites McKinley and Toogevalt linked by a clanged mind, mentions Kansas City, Times, and Louis Republic, debating cooperation of capital, criminal monopolies, and anti trust lag by Congress. It references the World s oftientenien concerted with protected industries and trusts and notes cool weather and a historic skillet.
William Payne writes from Bault Ste. Marie Michigan describing his 1899 journey seeking a better home for his family. He praises mixed farming lands around Regina Prince Albert and Saskatoon, notes strong crops, abundant timber, water, hay land, and growing towns. He reports wages from 1.76 to 2.00 per day and 25 to 35 dollars monthly with board, and urges others to consider moving to Prince Albert and area for a future livelihood.
Prohibition at Chicago June 27 and 28 1900 with tickets on sale June 3 27. Democratic at Kansas City July 4 1900 with tickets on sale July 24. Travel via Chicago Great Western Ry Maple Leaf Route offering vestibuled trains free chair cars fine dining and sleeping car service. One round trip fare. Details from Chicago Great Western agents or FH Lord G P TA 113 Adams Street Chicago.
A collage of 1900 era notices offers cheap Chicago Great Western round trip fares with one fare and a third, plus child discounts, valid July 3 and 4 for return by July 5. Also promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder, Piso's Cure for Consumption, Hall's Catarrh Care, and assorted poems and testimonials from newspapers and ads. Includes contact lines for agents and manufacturers.
A fragment discusses an unknown division of a major world court, notes an undetermined exact day, and promotes Hoster's Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and liver and kidney issues. It references Col Stillwell and a joke about broodied cherries. It ends with advertising for Marquette Michigan as a summer resort via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway and a request for a copy of The Lake Superior Country from Gen H Heafford.
A fragment from a period newspaper lists travel and ticketing details for a convention in Charleston, with routes via Chattanooga Knoxville Asheville and Spartanburg and return through Norfolk Old Point Comfort Richmond and White Sulphur Springs. It advertises J C Tucker 234 Clark Street Chicago and H Burgis 249 Clark Street Chicago for maps, literature, and information. It quotes various miscellany and slogans from Sydney Town and Country Journal and Chicago newspapers.
A testimonial from Mrs Annie Thompson of South Hot Springs Arkansas extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sansuire Wash for chronic female weakness. She claims ten years of leucorrhea womb inflammation and heavy pain vanished after five bottles, with renewed strength appetite and sleep. She urges other women to follow directions and be cured.
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