Passing Of Sampson In Milwaukee After Outbreak
The passage notes the death of Sampson in Milwaukee Wisconsin during the war with Spain. Attending physicians Dr Wilson and aides report the immediate cause as heart failure following a severe convulsive episode lasting several days. Ralph and Martha Samson and Mrs Obiverius are mentioned among mourners.
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Sampeon
Dersoon
Teimuerbage
Sampson
Mes
Obiverius
Fons
Ralph
Marah
Samson
Dr. Wilson
Piystelan
Lindo
Hanpson
Milanyta
Wisne
Lely
Spain
Sampson the Heroic Admiral and Civil War Roles Recounted
A fragmented sketch recalls the life of Admiral William Sampson. It covers early education, naval service, key commands in the Spanish War, the Charleston squadron and the battle at Sandover, plus later roles at the Naval Academy and Congress. It notes his marriage to Margaret Rich and mentions later public notices and industrial concerns shaping the era.
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Wika
Eversudy
Billy Upson
Mortran
Annapolis
Sampson Hest
Scharleston
Charicatan
Sampsin
Steauoil
Lato
Siarpshooters
Naval Academy
Crue
ISTL
Congress
Lee
Ez Uc
Eupleio
Ioe Speeter
Ordngwee
Navy Ford
Witblogton
Wan Sendy
Spain
Sampson
Atlantic
Chiba
Ising Newiladron
Schley
oeSn Wis
Sondero
Sasson
Siloney
Margaret Alrich
Mince
Ting
Fragmented OCR note on commodities and shipping terms
An unreadable OCR fragment lists various commodities, shipping terms, prices, stations, and notes. Mentions wheat, corn, No 2 and No 3 goods, destinations like Ne and Glo, and prices from $1.50 to $7.90. Names such as RGB and FS appear amid garbled phrases about shipments and dairy items.
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Sieazo Cale
Yeti Faso
Bing Prairie
Eid Unter
Pecamery
Tatanica
Tadfananoliz
Hoys
New Yorks
Rte
Mindanao Battle Fray Seals American Victory at Bazan Fort
Hundreds slain and a fierce hand to hand battle erupts at Bazan fort in Mindanao as American forces clash with Moro defenders led by Sultan and local chiefs. Casualties include many Moros and several officers. fort defenses hold through a grueling night fight, yielding a hard won American gain amid broader rebellion concerns.
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Prank D
Baikdwi
Aml
Bazan
Tyla
Mindanag
America
Gilad Q
Toltr
Lille
Borars
Neil Gigt
Moore
Josamin
Porter
Seadera
Raja Mula
Basan
Mindanao
Telly
Moros Fought Curiously, Allerese Batistilgs
Moy
Krivses
Bnapttal Corge
Rei
Chavles
Tle
Ile
St Louis Fair Postponed to 1904 by OMRC Leader
Announcement from President Francis and the Exposition directors states the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will be postponed until 1904. The action follows capitol city officials and extension committees, with Congress expected to confirm civil appropriation measures for postponed ceremonies and designation events after April 30 1903.
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Francis Inaues
Statenus Ims
Leon
David HL Bret
Eouisiana
Baillinna
Bieti
L. Gartoe
Antimint
Nocu Neal
Chie Ori Dion
Exvtmire Committee
Feangis
St. Louis
Southern Railway Plan Bridges Chicago and Nashville Links
A Great Southern Railway figure and allies discuss a vast project linking Chicago and Nashville with the Southern Railway network. Plans include a system under one management connecting Louisville and Nashville to create a direct Chicago gateway. The proposal promises enormous freight gains, though safety incidents are noted with three people killed in a Molestown incident.
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Joby Wu Gates
Lna
Ken Auibitton
John W
Cantatler
N. Geen
Pensylvania
Louisville
Naghvilla Shock
Eysteyp
Chiicago
Winods
Tedestries
Mp. Gates
Chicago
Bibrusia
Tonlevile
Nashville
Southern
Smallpox Gases Decrease Says 1901 Health Report
The Chicago health department reports a decline in smallpox cases following late December 1901. In the Chicago area, 10,599 cases were tallied through January 25, versus 20,408 the previous year, with no overall rise in gal med totals. The report notes infection trends across the western territories and rail passenger outbreaks, reflecting broader public health measures.
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Cautpalen
United States
Chicago
Railweay
Chisago
Voultern
Tata
Chicago Terriers
Bret Harte Dead in London After Illness
The American author Bret Harte died in London after a long illness reportedly from an accident of the Lama. Harte had lived quietly in England for years and rose to fame in California as a pioneer miner and storyteller. His prolific work included The Luck of Roaring Camp and other tales, with many poems and books following his earlier fame.
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Paysey
Cupibentey
England
Hret Haste
Vito de
California
Ilass
Ermont
Leen
United States
San & Elite
RC Asid
Ueythe
Uninie tadisteial Seles A hain 3 Lo undertakes at Ravens City
Walter Vicomen describes a plan for Ituskin College Haglan and a model village with churches, schools, dwellings, amusements, and a 25 cooperative factory system. The article highlights industrial conditions shaping village life and the cooperative movement as a major development in Kansas.
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Ravens City
Walter Vicomen
Ituskin College
Haglan
Kansas
Andes
Fragmented Far and Nears News Recap From Diverse Events
A jumble of scattered items reports on court sentences and legal actions in multiple locales, including Kenya and Kentucky, with mentions of individuals such as Rev. W.H. Boutt and Princess Hadagill. The piece notes a cotton picking contract case in Oklahoma and various violent incidents across states, reflecting a chaotic, partial OCR reconstruction.
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WH. Boutt
Palmonston
Medegeonn
Tela
Genrnville
Alnerts Resenstock
Phonias
Morria
Vitalin
Hadagill
Leon
Crpe
Coon
Ceol Rhodes
Waa
House of Correction
Anit
Religious training and child nurture in church life
Rev Minar J Savage argues for a robust religious formation of children. He urges abolishing passive Sunday schools, fostering reverence and worship in daily life, and surrounding children with sacred examples. The goal is waking to life with God and shaping future leaders through deliberate spiritual development.
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Minar J
Savage
Thyuk
Tral Tawi
Mborty
Kakle
Lin
Ely
Winter Whiteree
Li Javrel
Nealon
Altty
Reliziona
Cody
Lywrong
Family as the social unit and its reform in faith
Rev Frank Crant argues the family is the immediate mode of rightful relationship and social reform. He laments industrial forces fraying family bonds, warns that wealth and class divisions erode unity, and calls for a return to a humane, familial fellowship guided by Christian principles.
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Frank Crant
Wwe Sud
OL Familiy Fevling
Leon
Lohe
Lu Enensis
Stoelf
Girny
Cumelusign
Fragmented text on Christianity and life guidance
The readable portions discuss Christianity as a guide to life, contrasting belief with conduct. It mentions the need to understand and follow the Christian law of life and notes difficulties in interpreting and applying these ideas in modern times.
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