Long Career of James B Angell Reaches Eighty
President James Burrill Angell of the University of Michigan marks his eightieth birthday. Born January 7, 1829 in Rhode Island, Angell studied at Brown, taught, traveled Europe, led Brown and Vermont administrations, then became Michigan president in 1871. He also served as U.S. diplomat to China and Turkey and chaired several commissions.
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James Burrill “Angell
University of Michigan
Michigan
State School of Learning
Dr. Angell Haa
James B. Angell
Seftuate
Rhode Island
Italy
Uited
Brown University
Providence Wal
Te University of Vermont
Welch
Ite
of Michigan
Angell
Angel
China
Igall
Great Britain
United States
Turkey
Powell Leads Census Bureau With New Counting Machine
Janes Powell, chief mechanical expert at the U S Census Bureau in Washington, is praised for devising a new counting machine to handle the vast census operation. The device remains secret, but promises to simplify adding indexing and computing tasks for the nationwide tally.
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Janes Powell
Lua
United States Census Bureau
Washington
Ma. Powall
Wnli
Wve
Decimais
Powell
Admiral Caspar Goodrich Reaches Age Limit for Active Service
Rear Admiral Caspar Goodrich remains at the New York Navy Yard as commander after reaching the age limit for active service. Secretary Newberry asked Rear Admiral Gordon to stay aboard to guide yard department guidance. Goodrich, famed for guiding the LUZ Viva engagement near Cuba and the Santiago operations, earned renown for directing cable work after the quake off California.
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Caspar FP
Goodrich
New York Navy Yard
Tilh
Addirgs
Coghlan
Navy
Newberry
Gondrien
Bary Yari Jong
Goodreh
Me Baa
Spain
Manzinila
Cuba
Ue Ora
Santiago
Aly
Gendele
Naval Academy
Geneticus
Glenfrigete Catorade
Viacomir Wolseley
Pael
Neel
Bar Fronels
Goodrish
San Fraccisco
Reforming Labrador Fisherfolk Hero Grenfell's Mission
The article profiles Dr. Grenfell, famed physician and explorer, who travels from Labrador to deliver lectures in the United States. It notes his philanthropy funding hospitals, stores, and transport for the sick and injured, his work among 3000 permanent residents and 30,000 fishermen, and recognition by leaders including Roosevelt and King Edward.
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Gwenfoll
Lubyailor
Strathearn
North
Uidlud
Ely Northland
Suni Wil Goilo
Geheyman
Bt. John's
Wilred Thomason Grenfelt
Praagter
Plysieian
Nagigelor
Pllul
Ehavhy Counmissioner
Wrand Kwower
Nuthern
Dmnc Ft
Sivk Hd
Logyltais
Yavtana
Labrador
Grenfell
Newfoundland
Lieason
Nui
Renfel
Roosevelt
King Edward
Oxford
Shell
Martia
Iowa
United States
President Roosevelt pushes urgent conservation legislation
President Roosevelt sends Congress the national conservation report and urgent recommendations. He urges inland waterways, forest protection, mineral resource conservation, and a national conservation commission with a $60 000 budget to fund essential work and travel expenses.
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Washngton
Roosevelt
Congress
Ig Natural
Imede
Ray Naan
Nalion
Chunulsa
Public Service Corporation
Hong
Hla Private Pratt
Js Nu
Panama Canal
Principica Xpon
Lita Republic
Laraugh
Rata
Dhs
Wonderberry Plant Promises Year-Round Berries
Luther Burbank has developed a wonderberry that grows in any climate and bears abundantly all season. Seed producer John Lewis Childs of Mora Park distributes the seeds worldwide and seeks agents. The plant reaches bearing in about three months and can thrive in gardens or pots during winter.
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Luther Burbank
Winard
California
Haa
Simpher
Burtank
John Lewis Childs
Mora Park
Bfr. Childs
America
Childy
RIFT IN LOVE S LUTE AT WASHINGTON
A foreign mission attache in Washington testifies to language tensions in Tngush caused by near etymological words. He courted a woman upon return and sent a note saying I shall gaze upon your upmatched eye, provoking astonishment and indignation.
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Washington
Wallington
Harper's Weekly
Odd Dialogue and Potent Patent Cure Trade Hype
Dialog shows Mr Tytes challenging a boy over spending money while a mock patent cure ad promotes SPOTIN S DISTEMIMER CURE for deer mp er pine eye and similar ailments. The text includes misprints and casual conversation about money upbringing. An ad section seeks agents and mentions a feverish medical pitch with semi comic tone.
Successful migration to Alberta farming by RB Austin
RB Austin describes leaving Washington for Birch Lake near Edmonton in 1903. He details rapid farming adaptation with wife and three children, cattle herd growth, need for equipment, fluctuating grain yields, and a favorable climate difference. He notes lower winters, good markets, and a hopeful outlook for settlers despite past hardships.
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Mr. Austin
Western Canada
Hanturly
Alberta
J. N. Griego
Spokane
Washington
Desroir
Edmonton
Railway Staton
Birch Lake Country
Canada
Western
Chad
Austin
Fragmented Gallery of Nonsense Text and Punctuation Errors
A garbled OCR passage presents a collage of misspelled dialogue and stray phrases. The excerpt includes misquoted lines, broken words, and a jumble of unrelated commercial tags and oddities, resembling a chaotic page fragment rather than a coherent article.
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Boston
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Los Angeles
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Lia
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Seattle
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