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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1900

Page

3

Future of Pugilism in the United States

A columnist muses on prize fighting after state bans and the Horton law repeal. He forecasts continued boxing elsewhere as cities restrict rings, noting champions like Terry McGovern shaping a business model and urging fighters to plan for life beyond the ring.

The United States Empire State New York State Gotham Madison Square Garden James J. Corbett Kid! McCoy Mey New York East Jimmy” Barry Barry Jeries Illinois Maryland Pennsylvania Wisconsin Ohio Chicago Noane Terry” McGovern Kid” McCoy Tommy Ryan Benny* Yanger Tom Bhurkey Ling Harry Gilmore Peter Jackson Sydney Australia Frank Slavin D Jackson Apollo George Iadfrey Joe McAuliffe Patsy Cardiff Jim Smith Uncle Tom Lushuell San Francisco McGovern Andy Finmily Terry Brooklyn Westala

American Indians Fate Advocated By Wyoming Thinker

Lewis G Curl of Wyoming claims in the Washington Post that American Indians as a race will become extinct through absorption by whites. He praises mixed unions, notes Indians educated like whites resemble whites, and argues Indians are superior to negroes due to race history and adaptation.

Lewis G. Curl Wyoming Washington Post America Africa

First Saw His Bride by Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang

Wu Ting Fang, a Chinese minister in Washington, recalls how his arranged marriage allowed him to glimpse his future wife before the ceremony. He describes Chinese matchmaking where parents choose spouses and the young man rarely sees the bride beforehand. He finally caught a fleeting view through a window, recognizing his wife on the inside.

Wu ‘Ting Fang Washington Anys Washington Exchange China America Cilent

Beware of Mercury Laced Catarrh Cure Warning

Beware of claims for catarrh cures loaded with mercury. The ad warns such nostrums harm the sense of smell and the system unless prescribed by reputable physicians. Hall's Catarri Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo claims no mercury and is taken internally.

Hail FJ. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall Ohio F. J. Cheney & Co

Up-to-Date Enterprise by Richmond Dispatch

A fragmentary exchange discusses business strategy and competitiveness. Oldham and John debate holding market share while stressing the need to adapt to be successful in modern business.

Oldham Bmre John Richmond Dispatel

Homeseekers Excursion Tickets Offered by Great Western

The Great Western Railway announces homeseekers excursion tickets to nearly all U S points. Tickets cost one fare plus $2 for the round trip and are valid for return within 21 days. Details and rates available from Great Western agents or F M Lord G P T A Chicago.

United States Chitwxo Great Western Railway Great Western F. M. Lord Adame Sr Chicago

Map of the United States for 15 Cents in 19th century ad

An 1800s style illustrated ad offers a 48 by 34 inch map of the United States showing territorial acquisitions since the Revolution. It lists purchases and annexations and promises postage prepaid on receipt of 15 cents. Also mentions business opportunities along the Chicago Great Western line and an actress solicit.

America Louisiang Purchase Texas Gadsden Purchase Mexico Northwest B.S. Eustis Chicava Chicago Great Western Ry Minais Iowa Minnesota Missouri Tadaiterpants W. J. Reed C.G.W. Ry Endicott Blg St. Paul Ming

Fragmentary note on gold and lead alloying temperatures

A partial science fragment describes gold and lead interaction as a cylinder rumored to be mixed slowly with the lead. It mentions a temperature around 63 degrees Fahrenheit and a researcher named W. Roberto Austen, though the text is garbled and lacks full context.

Mier W. Roberto Austen

Strange Advertisements and Dialog From a Historic Page

A quirky OCR capture shows fragmented dialogue and ad-like phrases. Mentions Liam, an applicant for work, a hard-hearted merchant, and a prompt to close a door, followed by whimsical lines about Somervilla dourway and choosing meals. Several product pitches tout Jell-O with quick preparation and assorted flavors.

Liam

Kind of the Kid Tones Come Be Honest in Family Talk

A fragmentary dialogue from Boston Transcript frames a domestic scene with a mother and Mr Lapleigh debating guardianship or marriage terms. The exchange touches on honesty, responsibility, and slightly humorous tension over caring for a baby and the daughter’s future. The piece preserves period voice and social expectations.

Smith Boston Transcript

Burst of Patents and Public Notices Amid Extracts

Fragmented OCR shows ad copy for Lane's Family Medicine and Osler style medical claims, with pricing and dubious cures. The text then shifts to scattered quotes and attributions about public trusts and officials, indicating a noisy compilation of advertisements, letters, and editorials from historical newspapers.

The Turn of Life and Pinkham's Remedy Claims

A promotion of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound describes relief from change of life symptoms. It cites three reader letters from women in Ohio praising the medicine after suffering from uterine ulcers, back pain, headaches, and related ailments, attributing recovery to the remedy.

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