Mooresville Giants Claim W H Sage Property
In Mooresville an item names W. H. Sage as proprietor with multiple coresville entries. Details are incomplete in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1898
Page
4
In Mooresville an item names W. H. Sage as proprietor with multiple coresville entries. Details are incomplete in the readable text.
Senator Lodge urges liberation as sole reparations for dead in the Maine incident. Porto Rico pays Spain 4.37 million in taxes this year, only 650,000 staying for residents. remaining funds go to Spain. Literacy among whites is 96,867 of 489,267, with public positions held by Spaniards.
Agents of the Vantic liners report the war scare reduces pleas ure travel to Europe. May 1 to August 1 bookings are nearly wiped out, keeping fifty to one hundred millions of European tourists at home. There can be no greatness without some small gai.
Fragmentary OCR text references war era content with unclear names and dates. Many words are garbled, making it difficult to identify a concrete event or entities. No coherent actions or outcomes are discernible.
Army surgeons report the Spanish government uses a Mauser model 1892 chambered .276 inch with a 398 grain shell and copper jacket. The round's velocity is 2285 ft per second. Campaigns in Africa and British reports note rapid death from head or abdomen hits, with quick field mortality and rapid recovery for survivors.
The current surge in enlistment emphasizes benefits of service in the army and navy. Privates start at 13 dollars monthly with raises to 18 dollars by year six. Sergeants and specialists earn up to 30 dollars monthly, with engineers and ordnance roles offering similar pay, signaling strong incentive for educated recruits to join the government ranks.
Dr. Talmage’s sermon frames death as a transition to heavenly joy. He urges active faith to turn bereavement into hope, urging the living to view loss as part of a larger divine plan and to seek comfort in the prospect of reunion with loved ones in heaven.
A reader’s sermon like prose muses on mortality and the afterlife. It contrasts earthly pain with heavenly promises, challenges prevailing theology, and recalls biblical scenes and personal losses through vivid, devotional imagery. The piece questions what death proves and stresses hopeful resurrection and divine mercy.
The Washington Post reports on how U S cotton bales bound for China are carefully packed to meet exacting Chinese tastes. Experts ensure outer wrappings remain stain free and intact, with burlap coverings and tight cords, plus clean storage away from other freight at Norfolk wharf.
A sensational poisoning report about the late millionaire singer who died in Pasadena is refuted by a chemist’s analysis of his internal organs. The deceased suffered from Bright's disease tuberculosis and heart enlargement, any of which could be fatal, illustrating how rare poisoning is with modern chemical analysis.
A collection of old time jokes and quips about wit marriage money and manners. Public figures and common folk exchange lines on elixirs thieves dogs and Boston speech with light satire and playful punchlines.
The notice promotes the Missouri Pacifica Railway and Iron Mountain Route with service to Kansas City Wichita Atchison St. Joseph Omaha and California points. It highlights Pullman cars vestibuled observation cars and reclining chairs plus home seekers excursions and a Sunset Limited trip from Chicago and St Louis with rates maps pamphlets and the Traveling Passenger Agent in Indianapolis. It ends with a bizarre non sequitur about shark jaws and watchmakers.
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