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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
5
The ceremony in Philadelphia featured President McKinley accepting renomination with praise for expansion in the Philippines and open markets in Asia. Senator Lodge and others lauded his leadership while Fairbanks and Smith endorsed the ticket, urging Indiana votes for McKinley.
Gov Roosevelt accepts nomination at Sagamore Oyster Bay after a Philadelphia committee arrives by special train. Senator Wolcott’s address drew applause then Roosevelt pledged to work for McKinley’s reelection and prosperity at home and honor abroad amid brief interruptions. A later accident near Wilson residence left one boy dead and a girl injured as a fire hose escaped unharmed.
Officials report a burglary at the Milwaukee public museum. A large collection of care bins was stolen from the new public library building, with no view of the perpetrators and details still unclear.
Reports from St Petersburg and London recount the czar learning the brutal Mekin catastrophe details. Admiral Alexyei’s dispatch describes Russian envoy Giers and his legation tortured, killed, and mistreated as foreign ministers and guards faced savage acts amid upheaval in Peking.
In 1875 Dr Peimen began scientific tubber culture across gardens at Veradeniva. Ceylon boasted a Brazilian variety yielding about one pound per tree, with trees planted two per acre. The soil, climate, and conditions for competing tubber culture are noted as favorable and minimally demanding.
A fragment suggests misery as an inspiring, restless presence that follows and accompanies people, shaping mood and tone like a companion through daily struggle. The wording hints at a literary reflection rather than a reportable event or clear人物.
July 13 dispatch notes Br itish forces under Col Muber and French brigade retaking positions near Rietfontein from Boers. Casualties feared high as five companies held a pass near Daspoortfort then faced Boer counterfire. Reports say several gun crews and men were wounded or killed, with routine reinforcements and a strong Boer force observed along the line. President Steyn reportedly with Gen Te Wet’s force near Retief Nek.
Charleston July 14 The press statement from the National Educational Association closes its convention with a platform urging expansion of the school system to the islands and elevating the Bureau of Education to department status. It supports federal control of schools in Alaska Cal Porto Rico and the Philippines and provisions for white education in the Gadinn territory. The resolutions oppose funding private education for the rich and argue the public schools should not be sacrificed for the poor.
A blaze at Suud Park near the city destroyed five fare and three sant butlaings once held by Chivagy. The fire scorched shingles and caused a fatal loss of time and property, with one man from Sorwalk injured after stepping on a horn incident during the blaze.
A garbled passage contrasts women and independence with manners, notes on male vanity, and a string of odd similes. It mentions feminine disposition shown on the back, Velovils as a hot plate analogy, and likens people to porcupines, illustrating fragmented cultural stereotypes.
Bradstreet notes a tentative uptick in demand amid improving production signals. Wheat yield expected near 40 1/2 million bushels, corn near record highs, and large oat output, with cotton in the South weakened but planted acreage large. Rail earnings buoy business. steel aims to control prices falter. industrial output shows modest gains as wages rise in some sectors.
Charles Barnes of 4800 West Hell Plage was arrested at 2 a m for involvement in a Illinois Central train robbery near Wickliffe Kentucky that yielded $1000. John Nelson, 88a Pinney Avenue, fled after a blood trail as officers pursued to Van Deventer. Barnes confessed to Robbery with Nelson and Dyer alias Conley, stating plans formed in Mobile Campbell and detailing the scene and escape. Mrs Nelson and Myre are to face further inquiry.
The schooner Idler, famed for American Cup glory, capsized off Cleveland with six Corrigan family members dead aboard and Mrs John Corrigan the sole survivor. Captain Corrigan laments whether better seamanship could have averted the loss as the vessel sank within minutes after tugging toward Cleveland.
In St Louis on July 11, a local boycott by employer strikers disrupts transit with protests and calls for action. Demonstrations spread to various city areas, including assaults on a boarding passenger and rock attacks on cars, though overall damage remained minor and injuries few.
Minneapolis dispatch notes cable price increases from Yokuhun Japan packers affecting tens of goods. Labor rise in Japan and material costs push retailers to higher rates. firms with last year contracts face losses as prices jump. Fortunes may falter this year amid inflation and market shifts.
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