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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1899
Page
1
A long column of varied items reviews recent events across domestic and world affairs. It notes political moves in Missouri universities, labor and industry shifts, a fatal street altercation, and other scattered reports with dates and named places.
A chaotic mash of names places and events including murders poisonings ship arrivals and political notes. It records Newports status change Rhode Island figures Lewes and Bellew in Delaware and mentions figures like Julia O. gire and Joli Wihnot. Also covers foreign and domestic items with battles politics and commerce and a grim note on a school and university actions.
A scrambled report cites China resisting aggression, Aguinaldo negotiations in Manila, and peace talks opened by Russia’s czar with Far East delegates. It notes Manila intel that insurgent leaders resist peace terms, while Dewey sails toward New York. other items cover a German warehouse fire with six deaths, cholera in British India, and various political obituaries and corporate actions.
A garbled page of minor items mentions reunions in New Mexico on June 24, a Westinghouse receiver project between Philadelphia and Atlantic City, an unveiling in Capitol Park Hans Visbury, and assorted notices about societies, appointments, and public affairs with numerous OCR errors and incomplete names.
Manila dispatch reports Filipino envoys proposed an armistice while negotiations with Gen Otis stalled. Otis refused, risking delayed peace as insurgent forces face disarray. News notes the U.S. effort to win native trust through protection and relief. Aguinaldo’s movement and peace commission activity are tracked amid ongoing hostilities.
В Санкт-Петербурге состоялось заседание совета по вопросу об abolishing transportation to Siberia ради интересов страны и прогресса Сибири. Назначена комиссия под эгидой министра юстиции Н. Ю Moravieli для рассмотрения замены административного порядка.
An 1899 excerpt lists New York Central leased and operated lines totaling 6,114.51 miles east of Buffalo, noting heavier mileage in densely populated New York and Pennsylvania. It mentions lines and branches such as New York Central and Harlem, Rome, Watertown, Gouverneur, West Shore, Beech Creek, Syracuse, and St. Lawrence terminals, then shifts to a Toledo notary public sworn oath about Hall's Catarrh Cure.
A vintage testimonial notes that health improves mood and vitality with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims impure blood causes trouble and asserts the tonic can restore appetite and strength, citing a reader from Athol who felt better after taking it.
In Buffalo Justice Laughlin sustains a 2 pennyment injunction with costs and full accounting against Paul B Hudson and a Brooklyn retailer for Dr. Clark's Foot Powder infringing the Foot-Ease mark. Allen Olmsted of Le Roy owns the Woot-Ease trademark and will send details to inquirers. Similar suits will target others infringing on Foot-Ease rights. A Detroit Free Press note reports on a clever advertising scheme failing to lure customers. Nickel Plate Road promotes three daily express trains to New York via Chicago and Boston with modern cars and uniformed porters.
A 1804 Philadelphia and major railway ad blend urges readers to obtain a public publication about the Southwest Empire State. It mentions a 2-cent stamp and requests attention from D. 7 price pass and ticket agents for Palestine Texas. The text weaves in promotions for soaps and cures, with brief, garbled references to coroner and medical claims, ending with an old date and place.
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