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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
8
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for kidney derangements in women. It claims widespread endorsement from officials and grateful readers, and offers free advice with the address listed as Lynn, Massachusetts.
Secretary Long received a board report on naval submarine proposals involving the Holland company. Offers included selling the Holland to the government for 13000 and adapting it for 170000, or building two larger boats at 170000 each. Four board members favored rejecting the Holland option due to delinquency on the submarine Lout Plunger payment of ~£9,716 and questions about completion. Admiral Hichborn's minority urged accepting Holland and ordering two larger boats, citing satisfactory Holland results and low cost for submarines, noting immediate possession would aid spring 1898 readiness before the Spanish War.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt did not sail to Europe on the Campania as rumored. He was house-hunting in Newport with speculation he would marry, but authorities denied the marriage claim. He plans to be alone next summer and occupy a private house instead of The Breakers.
Northwestern University social life in Evanston centers on a dancing party where a campus belle from the Tulieing set wore a street costume with a high collar. A burn on her neck worsened as she tried to wash it, revealing peeling skin and forcing her to remove the gown and attend in street attire.
A new supervisory route will connect Atlantic steamships with rail lines to aid passengers in New York City. Captains Schutze and Ingwersen, plus several liner companies, will meet incoming ships at Grand Central and transfer travelers to steamships abroad. Baggage, tickets, and time tables will be provided by the railroad and steamship firms.
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