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Newspaper
Waunakee News
Location
Waunakee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1899
Page
6
Waunakee schedule lists Dr. Hadfield offering examination and cure of chronic and nervous diseases for one day each month at Hotel Brausen. He claims to treat the cause, not the symptoms, and advertises free confidential consultation and board credentials from state boards. Addresses Chicago and Beechwood Sanitarium for communications.
England faces an embalmed beer scandal as the war in South Africa intensifies. Scurvy appears among Pretoria prisoners while Kruger refuses to allow funds for British POWs. Boer forces besiege Kimberley 7000 strong and attack Ladysmith, which may hold for months. Tugela bridge destroyed. British reinforcements led by Buller reported en route delays. Churchill wounded and captured in Pretoria.
Aguinaldo frees 800 Spanish prisoners. MacArthurs advance reaches Moncaddo, 80 miles north of Manila. Major Logan buried at Paco Cemetery. Otis approves death sentence for three volunteers. Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker to present a petition to Congress. British officer doubts Otis is too economical. American exports to China up 40 percent. Philippine war narratives continue from New York to Manila.
Domestic items include Dwight Moody felled by heart disease and the lumbermen enjoying a prosperous year. Stanford endowment reaches 25.74 million, Roosevelt taking boxing lessons, Reed appearing in New York court, and Wanamaker to testify before the industrial commission.
Government to buy 25 million dollars in U S bonds. New York reports bubonic plague from Santos Brazil aboard the J W Taylor. HaVana cigar makers form a cartel. Corcoran from Chicago killed his children and himself. Irish New Yorkers pay off Parnell mortgage. Wisconsin students suspended for raid involvement. Reeve becomes Minnesota prison head. Whiteman and Knox to be turned over to Chicago and Pittsburgh officers. Holland sub torpedo reports praised. Moody improves in Northfield. Treasury surplus drives bond buy. Cobble of various political moves and business news follow.
News notes Kitchener reaches Khartum amid ongoing campaigns. Italy shows signs of growing prosperity. Zola's trial delayed indefinitely. Reports say many Samoan natives are armed. Ten ships are listed ashore at Magellan Straits.
A roundup of international events and personalities: De Hopper meets nobility, Cuba sugar policy shifts, Dreyfus costs, Armenian and Russian intrigues, Sino French territorial talks, Japan Russia war fears, and imperial intrigues across Africa and Europe. Notable names include De Lesseps, Archduchess Elizabeth, and Kaiser Wilhelm amid rising tensions.
The Kentucky election board met in Louisville to hear a motion to discard Louisville’s city vote and review Jefferson county’s official count. Governor results shown Taylor 18 445 Goebel 15 023 Brown 2 672, Taylor leading by 3 422. Affidavits claim militia presence was unnecessary and city authorities could manage election day.
Princeton earned a dramatic 11 10 victory over Yale as Arthur Poe kicked the decisive field goal late, Reiter opened with a 32 yard run, Sharpe added a 45 yard goal, and Yale’s defense limited Yale’s late threats. Chicago defeated Minnesota 29 0 on Marshall Field as penalties hindered the visitors. Other games: Indians 8 Oberlin 0. Brown 16 Dartmouth 5. Harvard freshmen 54 Yale freshmen 0. Northwestern 29 Purdue 0. Illinois 29 St Louis alumni 0. Michigan 24 Kalamazoo 0.
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