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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1899
Page
3
An eclectic paste of late-tossed fragments reports a wide array of events from distant locales. References span diplomacy with secretaries and envoys, a Philadelphia minister killed in a mysterious incident, currency of global tensions, a fatal bicycle crash, and a broad array of wartime and domestic notes.
Fragmented report references President McKinley, William Vanderbilt, and Mary Nussell Bradford among figures, with calls for prohibition, women’s enfranchisement, and initia tive proposals. Mentions add a New York City white house press context and a Worcester gathering. various names appear in a broad, partial registry.
A violent storm wrecked homes and disrupted activity along Antiput and Wert fidigs, felling vessels and halting fishing operations. Authorities warned of continued danger as relief teams prepared to assess damaged districts and assist affected residents.
A sweeping, fragmentary dispatch recounts political upheaval in the United States and abroad. It notes alleged tyranny near cities in Nebraska and a mob of riots and crimes across states, with mentions of a U.S. cruiser commission, labor leadership, and a president’s wartime posture. The piece ties together suicides, murders, hangings, and disasters, including a Lincoln publishing house fire and a Venetian revolution surge.
A collection of scattered brief items mentions Sir Thomas Lipton claiming ownership of an asset, Philadelphian volunteers, and a Vienna society formal. It notes Queen Liliuokalani remarks on a divided stage and various European royalty, plus unrelated odds and ends from American and international figures.
Delegates gathered for a civic fete and opening session as Gov Atkinson spoke. Notables included W Bourke Cochran of New York and Albert Editor of the Review of Reviews. The committee led by William Withewe and Dudley Geo Wooten presented the program, with adopted reports awaiting further action.
The article notes Jamon and Sepi urging Pretorii leaders to yield to Mtr while British press factions discuss Relief of tensions. It cites The Gage Times and Cape Argus on government stance, with calls for immediate reply and rejection of negotiation by London. Major figures named include President Wenger and Tendon, with references to Transvaal affairs and press-wide alarm.
James B. Eustis, former Louisiana senator and judge advocate in the Civil War era, dies after an illness. He served as ambassador to France during the Cleveland administration and later held high legal and political roles. His death marks the loss of a notable American statesman with a long service record.
The readable text hints at medical care interests among natives in the north of Ate Tong with references to treatment, substances, and devices. It suggests reliance on specific men and women and mentions new tools or devices possibly for dependen ce. The passage is incomplete and obscured, limiting precise meaning.
Local observers note a focus around 63 Wark Street in New York as a One Five Points mission project addresses community needs. The report mentions caring for children and families, with attention to tonalities and creeks in the area.
A daring daylight robbery near Cuchine station tied up Wells, Targa & Co. and seized cash from a sale, while passengers suffered injuries. Police halted a suspect, but details remain murky as investigators pursue leads across multiple locations and names emerge in the tangled report.
A San Francisco News Letter recounts how Chief Justice Jas W Ly of Samoa faced misrepresentation after an interview. A printer complains about the judge’s writing, noting a South Sea islander’s influence and a distinct ink scent in the copy.
An 1899 route advertisement offers travel to many states and territories including Alabama Arizona Arkansas and more. Tickets priced at 2.00 cover authorized points with details on routes limits stopovers and privileges. Contact ages in the route or Warren J. Lynch Cincinnati Ohio for full information.
A fragment references a humorous line about a bright boy and microbes. It then advertises a Tour ist Car service from Chicago to San Francisco by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul system, with first and second class berths at $6.00 and sleeping car reservations through Salt Lake City, plus California folders from Geo Ll Vealford, Gen er Passenger Agent.
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