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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1900

Page

2

Nomination Race Shapes Democratic Convention Output

Fragmentary text outlines the Democratic nomination process with mentions of delegates from California Missouri Kentucky Vermont and Vermont Phunslsy. It references Hon. W. J. Megan being assured of the presidential nomination and notes instructions given to delegates, with unclear details about other contenders.

Chicago Jae Tieby California Missour Kentucky Piu Sui Vermont W. J. Megan Ucker Garry Meir Werthinds Jim

Democratic conventions in multiple states nominate delegates

Kentucky and Georgia factions rally around Bryan while endorsing the Democratic platform. Delegates are chosen for the Kansas City national convention with emphasis on opposing Republican policies and supporting Goebel's assassination inquiry findings. Local leaders vow to fight trusts and corruption.

Lewisville Kydude Music Wall Lyege Co Kansas City Ion IL Dunes Mariog County Ten Perry Gord G. We Beek Dn Rowkburnt Committee On Chicago Ixentucky Bryan Yole Kentucky Goebel William 8 Tayur Wile Fur T. Bryn Newt J. C.5. Blacklen Goy James B. McCreary Louia McQuown Charles DB. Toyntz James 2. Gregory Williams Tryon W Misanard Etncern Lay Mxor W.d. Stone Gor. Lon V. Stephens David A. Ball Dl. Phelps Jonal W. J. Sto Georgia Aten Caidler Yank Dil Allo Golyite Atitemt Linge Neminide Stet Toke Montpetier Ealingtilon Ryan Chignge Cae Aduiluisten Cepulaivan Party Johan Te Heiter Mongpullin Iinor Wae Nomimetoeds Atk Loupe Feltos Tare California Pemaventy Seramento White Helen Aarne Kneiss Terpey Alara

British and Boer Forces in Pretoria Area Report

June reports from Lord Roberts and Gen. Buller describe Boer withdrawal from strongholds near Pretoria and stiff resistance on multiple fronts. Methuen’s movements, Kroonstad fortifications, and railway repairs at Rebonsterry are noted. Casualty figures are described as moderate. several burghers killed or wounded. President Steyn is said to be at Gitkop amid ongoing operations.

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Mrs Gladstone dies in London at 72

London reports the death of Mrs. Gladstone widow of William Gladstone the English statesman occurring at 5 40 pm Thursday. The funeral plans and royal notices are outlined as the bereaved family, church officials and dignitaries prepare for the service. The article also notes her charitable work and her children including governors and clergy among her kin.

London Gladstone William Jr. Gladstone Prince At Wales Westminster William Vernon Tarenach Henry Campbell-Banhermin Arthur J Balfour Willian Gladstone Lei Hawarden Eton Mawarden Weatminster Prada Wiig Agart Catheertoy Glynne Bir Steyheni Mawardon Wren Aé Mdm Ty Bhe Ming Tata School Glintstone Gea Daaghters Ots Cena Von Utadshune Hat Abe Ares

China and Boxers Spur War Like Turmoil in Peking

A dispatch from St. Arthur reports Boxers have killed 1,764 Chinese Christians and destroyed telegraph lines isolating Deking while foreign ministers in Peking fear mobs. The Shanghai and London cables describe a veiled war as allied forces press toward Peking with troops in short supply and fears of a massacre. The United States weighs sending Marines from Manila to Taku as relief efforts hinge on rapid action.

Moscow Jule Tort Arthur Deking Kinelisa Tesos-Buikeal Irkutsk St. Petersburg Tien-Tsin Russia Shanghai Peking Guether New York Vien-Tsin Ile Vic Admiral Seymour China London Eexpress Loyaties Witch ien/Tsin Tung Tsang Linyamen Claude Maconald Shan-Hai-Kwan Taku Fien-I'Sin Aku Washington United States

Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago Daily News

The meaner a man tries to be the Jory he enjoys it. Chess players are not the Oils once who move once a year. The girl who doesn't care for diamonds must by stone bling. People who are in glass houses should have eyeproof curtains. Sumner girls and baseball players are only engaged for the reason. Persons who steal fi bicycles are not the old ones who have wheels.

Sumner Chcago Daily News

Cronje Surrenders Amid Pretoria War Dispatches

A June 16 dispatch from Tondos reports Cronje surrendering at Klerksdorp after British pressure near Pretory. Lord Roberts notes strategic gains from occupying Klerksdorp linking rail lines to Johannesburg. The Times correspondent Kru ger divides on surrender terms while Steyn remains a key obstacle in peace talks.

Tondos Lord Roberts Klerksdorp Cronje Pretody Poe Tuny Klerksjdorp Johannesburg Kroonstad-Vierfontein Gen- Cronje St. Helens Mafeking Noberts Pretoria Mille Eark Jon Hamilton Diamond Ail City Imperial Guards Brigade Inigo Jones Dinmont Hul London War Office Rundle Buller Orange River Colony Lord Methuen Steyn Lourenzo Marques The Times Kruger Tre Qark

Otis Day Celebrates Return Of Wheeler In Rochester

Rochester New York hosts Otis Day ceremonies and a grand parade for Gen Joseph Wheeler returning after two years in the Philippines. The event includes sunrise salutes, a parade, fireworks, a band concert, and a Powers Hall banquet with Wheeler as principal speaker. Also noted are dates for a National Educational Association meeting and local coal indictments in Kentucky.

Rovhorker Otis Rochester Sestern New York Bone Philippine Islands D Joseph Wheeler Ollinux Powers Hall Wheeler

Unusual Stanley Island School Service by Traveling Teachers

A remote Stanley town in the Penghu Islands employs a government supported traveling teaching service. Teachers visit households with children for variable lengths, sometimes days or weeks, to provide instruction. Separately, North German Lloyd plans a Yangtze Klang river steamship line connecting at Shanghai with ocean routes.

Stanley Lloyd Yang-tze- Klang River China Shenghai

Tumult in China as Foreign Forces Multiply at Tientsin

Observers warn of escalating danger across China as international relief forces converge on Peking. Reports from Shanghai and Tientsin indicate heavy mobilizations by Germany, Great Britain, Russia, and others, with riots, mission building burnings, and threats of massacre amid military engagements near Peking and Yunnan Fu.

The St Louis Strike and Inquest Developments

Reports from St Louis detail the transit strike easing as police pull back from cars and power houses. An inquest into the shooting of a citizen by deputy Marsh continues with 35 witnesses. verdict homicide renders. Odd Fellows vote to bar liquor and hotel workers, and a long Portage County sentence for a tarred crime is noted amid broader world dispatches.

St. Louis Arent Street Railway Policy Department St. Louis Transit, Company Sheriff's Per Se Comitatus Marsh Frederick Tuhne Queaton Mendershty St. Paul Minn Tuneis Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Deignsta Wi Moines Calomel Hivawa Burgh Sears Towa

Marines for China in action amid Peking crisis

Cable reports from Admiral Kempf and Remey describe urgent requests for 140 marines and further relief to American forces as British and allied troops clash with Boxers near Lofu and the rail line. Dispatches note engagements, casualties, and a larger international column moving toward Peking with 2,014 allied troops recorded. News from Shanghai and New York covers Chinese attacks on diplomatic missions and the murder of Dr Edna G Verry in Tsung Hua China.

London Peking Shanghai Johnson Lofu Lame Faas Maj. Johnson Mes Hotel Biilacketa Ous Nich Frenel Amertou Tlyllan Austelien Sugiyama Akira Legation Conger Laity Onge Amelia New York Edna G. Verry Soviety Tsung-Hua China

Fatal Fire at Williamsburgh Cooperage Kills Several

A devastating blaze at the Paul Weidmann cooperage on North Eleventh Street and Wythe Avenue in Brooklyn killed multiple workers and left eight others badly wounded or maimed. Over 100 were employed. several leaped from windows as the four story building burned. property loss estimates range from 75000 to 230000 dollars. Police and fire officials pursued missing workers amid the dramatic scene.

New York Paul Weidmann North Eleventh Street Wythe Avenue Williams Iney Brooklyn

Drought Ends as Rain Falls in Minneapolis

Drought relief arrives after a rainfall Tuesday evening breaks the longest dry spell of the era. The storm drenched pastures and fields across the region, easing concerns for farmers and livestock. Authorities report moderate totals and caution continued vigilance against heat and arid weather.

Minneapolis Minn

Murdered at a Plente and notable naval firsts

Fragmented report notes a death in the city amid a party scene with unclear details. It mentions a 85 year old man linked to the first three masted schooner on the lakes the Escanaba and the first steel steamer the Non Famous Inyead. Milwaukee dispatch adds Nelle Toya a famed Civil War spy dying of heart disease at Kilbourne Wisconsin while on a lecture tour.

Bulletia Escanaba Milwaukee Nelle Toya Kilbourne Wik

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