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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1899

Page

3

World News and Local Happenings Recap

Scattered items cover wartime receipts at Philippine ports for April. A major street railway strike in Ohio ends. Four daughters of Mrs. Tiged and Miss Childers drown near Lampasas Texas while bathing. U S weekly exchanges show increasing horse-landing traffic and rising business failures across the nation. Violent crimes include a Chicago murder suicide linked to jealousy and a Marion Indiana pistol incident. Baseball standings highlight Brooklyn and Philadelphia atop the National League. A Rough Riders reunion in New Mexico marks Roosevelt’s visit. various weather and railway events unfold across Cape May, Cedar Rapids, and other spots.

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Fragmented 19th Century Local News Snippets

A garbled archival slice reports varied items from early politics and crime to community events. Names like Mrs. Adie Barrow and Gov. Pingree appear alongside railroad accidents, a Bermuda treaty note, and the death of several public figures. The text blends personal notices, sports results, and federal matters with uncertain details.

Turghign forces close in on Manila stronghold

A chaotic dispatch describes Gen Muedrthar's siege of Manila as insurgents close in and Aguinaldy assumes command. Maj Gers Otis reports 4,000 effective troops ready to sustain operations while U.S. transports reach Manila. Senor Marinas, Spain’s consul general, also arrives.

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Turbulent Global News Circulates Amid War and Trade Talks

A sweeping dispatch reports volatile international friction from the Spanish consul general’s meeting with General Otis over Philippine shots, a new push by American troops toward the Philippines, and calls for heightened trade and naval activity. It notes the Olympia’s departure, insurgent movements, and varied domestic political developments while detailing accidents, prison releases, and weather disruptions.

Manifestus Hiis Tae Berty United States Olympia Admiral Dever Bord Colontay Art Said South Dakota Aberdeen Corse Muller Ifnney Supreme Hench Charles Litefiedd Maine Nelson Dineley Olin Witlhams Mel Pear Watson Chutney N.Y Willian Draper Hassaulun Italy New York Naples Gorge Jones Montgomery Ali Wadweah Building & ‘Least Company Paducah Penn Yan St. Aul Lead Washington Philippine Islands Sen Otis Shatter Adjt Corbin Philippines Mississippi River Uhikeville D Ug Vincent Tyan Lae Tacoma Wvish Vovonty He Ager Ander Wader Damey D. Cleveland Glevelaid Harvard New Lomion Cutie Yale Mawr Moor Camden Noahs Mitlin Eether Viivaepolis Pepeh Hayek Melis Newton Cope Kuwisville

Mil Jbbe 29 Parade Honors Roosevelt in Milwaukee

A grand Milwaukee pageant with Gov Roosevelt as honored guest drew about 60 000 spectators. Ninety vehicles led the parade, richly decorated with flowers and symbols as ex-Gov George W Peck served as grand marshal. A fire department carnival and grail exhibition closed the evening, following high attendance and festive celebrations.

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Goebel Nominated for Kentucky Governor on Sixth Ballot

Lewisville Kentucky June 88 Willi Goebel, who has led the state Democratic convention for nearly a week, was on Tuesday night nominated for governor on the sixth ballot after a bitter contest. The convention hailed the nomination as harmony returned to factions previously at odds. After the vote, appeals for unity followed from managers for the three candidates and leaders urged the party to get together and win.

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Democratic state convention confirms full ticket for Kentucky

Lonlaville Kentucky reports the Democratic state convention adjourned after organizing the ticket. William Goebel of Kenton county is named governor with J C W Beckham of Nelson as lieutenant governor, Breck Hill of Clay as secretary of state, J G Breakinridge of Bailey as attorney general, Gus Colter of Graves as editor, S W Maecger of Hood as coroner, and TL McChesney of Livingston as agriculture commissioner.

Lonlaville Is Tdket Cho Goebel Rarhclines Moore Sevesay William Goebel Kenton County Heaton J.C. W. Beckham

Died Suddenly at Bishop’s Rochester Residence

Mrs. Ben Dolison, superintendent of the Mas Gluitelts Women's Retoratory, died suddenly at the Legator residence of the bishop of Rochester in London. The cause remained unclear, though exhaustion and heart strain were suspected amid a reading of a paper.

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Riot at Mtavey Mines Aide Bloodshed Near Cardi

A violent clash between white and Black workers occurred at the Mtavey mines near Cardi. Several miners were killed or wounded including Vy Jegroes, Olay Peele, Antias, DE Wu Adams BamiMels, Adolph Willian, and Gyorge Mots. Police or local authorities reported the incident and investigations begin.

Fragmentary ballot notes hint at local election race

Readable fragments from a local election item reference a candidate named Charles and another figure, with faint mentions of positions and a second figure. The text is incomplete but indicates a formal electoral context and a contested outcome.

Haintity Watttinses Malten and Notable Names Noted

A garbled OCR note lists several individuals and places with uncertain spellings. It mentions a lecturer or event at a college pool and names including Alfred Tenayein and Londonntea8, with a dated reference to Newe thistle Tucsiy.

Insurgency Effects Stir Province See Luzon Trade

The report describes insurgent pressure across Luzon with natives forming bands southeast of Luzon and natives living under insurgent influence, while Spanish and Filipino authorities debate policy. It notes disrupted trade, halted ports, and efforts to restore trade privileges, with U.S. troops occupying positions and medical sickness rising among forces.

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Exciting Finish and Chautauqua Assembly Notes

The report describes a dramatic college rowing finish with Penn, Wisconsin, Cornell, Columbia, and others, noting Penn led with a time around 20:08 and a record 10:29 on the course. It also covers the twenty sixth annual Chautauqua assembly opening with low attendance, notable speakers, and a $40,000 grant impact.

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A Painter's Dream Beyond Normal Trade

A traveling paint maker narrates a curious tale of invention and enterprise. He describes founding a stock company after meeting an inventor who claimed to have created a fireproof bestos paint. The house, painted inside and out, supposedly survived a fire, inspiring the inventor to build a company and seek investors across Vermont, North Dakota, Michigan, and beyond. A quirky, büttered recollection closes with the narrator pursuing stock sales as part of the venture.

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Auction Vase Fetches Two Dollars At Public Sale

At a crowded sale a rare vase from Japanese goods drew bids from the audience. An elderly lady in front offered one dollar, the auctioneer pressed for higher, others echoed, finally a solitary bidder paid two dollars and the vase went to a woman who departed amid smiles from onlookers.

Cintinnati Enquirer

Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Helps Sufferer Recovers

Mrs Gh Carpenter of Dooney writes that after years of ill health and debilitating dizziness stomach upset and nervous restlessness she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports feeling like a new woman and plans to share with friends and her daughter who is also improving.

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Letters proving Mrs Pinkham’s aid in 1897

The article notes that over eighty thousand letters arrived for Mrs Pinkham during 1897, signaling strong public belief in her ability to ease women’s suffering and provide help. It emphasizes mass response as evidence of trust in her remedies.

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