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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1899

Page

3

News From The World Domestic Industrial Items

A wide array of notes from the week includes reports on the winter wheat crop outlook, a Chicago hotel session election, the Grand Hotel in Cincinnati, and the 250th anniversary formation. Foreign events touch Washington peace jubilee, a Missouri double self-harm incident, and a Joliet fatality. Fire, business failures, and stock market shifts are noted alongside labor unrest and public inquiries into crime and politics.

Lewis Jedtiean Ohio Chicago Mailer Mass Washington

Miscellaneous 19th Century Global Dispatches and Obituaries

A collage of brief notices reports and obituaries from various regions noting deaths including Miss Margaret Dailey in Monument City and Jonas Shermann in Manchester New York. It covers political events in Des Moines and Logansport plus naval movements and imperial actions around Russia Finland and the Philippines.

Chines United Stades Seniitor ISTO Pittytinst Shaws Blom Burg Mink Jwithaan Valparraiga Ludayreil Margaret Dailey Monument City Ind Benjamin Franklin Chi United States Permambuee Dean Tegalius Manchester Des Moines EL. Maton Drs Molnes Col Thoms I Bringhurst Logansport Tail Mary A. Livermore Melrose Mass John Shermann Manshgid, Dee

Turbulent Times Amid War News and Royal Celebrations

A chaotic wire of reports covers Philippine conflict actions including Gen. Lawton claims and insurgent engagements near Malolos, 400 enemy killed, 800 wounded. Queen Victoria marks birthday in Europe. Spanish premier exiled to New York aboard Kaiser Wilhelm der Große. Baseball odds, floods, and local disasters noted. multiple deaths and political shifts reported nationwide.

A. Ruttner & Co Iler-Kong Philippines United States Victoria Feng Macardour Munston San Fernando Santa Lawton Sumbe Bock Guid de Conrndl Park New York Philadelphia Supreme Court of Indians Wal L. Baten Tawa MW. Atwood Motherville Cullins Sam Si Marlin Gathrie Douglass San Francisco Washington Ling Henry Myer Hinsdalry Perry Morrisan el Dorado Kan Joe Tin Larimer Long Bridge Squire Burt Homie Owenton Europe Spain Aguinualilo Mauile Gringe Emilio Casteloy Republican Party I Spada Limcelona St. Louis Democratic National Committee St. John

A Liberal Proposition For The Philippines Rejects Spanish Rule

Prof. Schurmaan of the U S Philippine commission presented written propositions for a liberal government in the Philippines. The plan favored a governor general appointed by the president and a cabinet to be chosen by the judges and leaders. The Filipinos offered no concrete proposal beyond a pause in hostilities to seek peace.

Vhaazar Russia Nathorst Andree Stockholm Greenland British India Manila Otis Lana Sehoonar Werfa Dimedin New Zealand Ofis Aguinaldo Marie Francois Budi Carnot Dijon Marit Fox Aghdlehiy Valea Welllinass Montmoranet Fedo Governy Maent Pilipinas Sehucmax 4Ok Downy Filipino Commission

Peace Jubilee parade draws tens of thousands in Washington

Washington celebrates a national jubilee with sunrise peace rites, a 6 090 strong parade including the president and cabinet, and a 75 000 spectator night fire display. The day closes with a White House reception. Separate items note prohibition nominations in Des Moines and Cuba settlement talks.

Washington Presley Navy Yard McNinley White House H Im Des Moines Alvy M. Wy Atwood Estherville George Trimsley Harrison County Mary Long Czar Mussia

Various And Interesting Historical Odds And Ends

A garbled collection of odd notes describes pesyl oysters Legios and endurance-boosting horse feed, tissue grafting between gold and silver fabrics, a secretary of interior report citing 835,017,092 acres with preserved and appropriated portions, Alaska excluded, and a Knox county white oak tree described as one of the region’s largest with its measurements and transport highlights.

Secretary of the Interior Dodin Alaska Knox Courtly White River Cariie

The Blind Goddess is a New Murder Tale by Randall Irving Tyler

Randall Irving Tyler presents The Blind Goddess from the author of Four Monthe After Date. The crime plot features a respected man accused, an innocent daughter, circumstantial evidence, an adventuress, and a twist revealing the real culprit. Helen Brownell and Sanford Crane are drawn with strong character work, delivering a compelling romance amid capital crime prosecution. Published by Sturtevess at Publishing Company, New York, cloth $1.00, paper 50 cents.

Moilern Randall Irving Tyler Aeema Adventuress Helen Brownell Sanford Crane Cyler Sturvess Publishing Company New York

Vase auctioneer criticizes speech at sale

In a New York lampoon, an auctioneer mocks his own diction while selling a vase for 60 cents and a cloisonne piece for over ten dollars. The piece cites a commentator noting pronunciation shifts and education as factors in perceived value.

Wellesley Ae

Promising Singer’s Father Pays for Ambition Lost

A Springfield girl with a promising voice earns her father a thousand dollars before abandoning her career to marriage. The Edison Globe notes cures and remedies while Lima and Bromo Quinine Tablets promise swift relief with refunds if ineffective.

Edison Globe

Signs of the Times Parody Ads from Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph

A fragmentary excerpt parodies products and slogans attributed to the Dewey era, listing satirical lines about chewing, teeth, ice cream and bitters. It references a Patriotic Saturday event in Manila and child discipline devices, reflecting sharp wartime-era humor in a Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph clipping.

Ing Manila Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph

Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Local Treatments Work

An old advertisement promotes Mall's Catarrh Cure as acting on blood and mucous surfaces, with Hall's Catarrh Cure described as prescribed by top physicians. It touts a two-part remedy combination, testimonials, and the product as a trusted remedy sold by druggists with a price. Includes mention of Tiall's Family Pills as best.

Mall Lovess Hall Cheney & Col Prana Toledo Tiall

Dark Night Drive Ends Near Miss At Gate

Two farmers riding side by side on a dark night passed a sharp turn toward a house, narrowly missing the gate-post. One man jokes with the other as they guide the horse along the path a spanking pace.

George Bill

Summer Tours Route Promises Direct Rail Travel

An advertisement describes popular summer tours and direct connections on the Lehigh Valley Railroad and other lines. It directs readers to obtain full details and tourist literature from J. Burgis, City Passenger and Ticket Agent, 249 Clark Street, Chicago, and notes travel offerings aimed at healthy daily motion.

Smamer Grand ‘Frank Popu Lake Lehigh Valley R.R Burgis Clark BL Jackson Boulevard Chicago

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