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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1902
Page
8
The Chicago market page shows July futures and cash corn, wheat, and soybeans mixed with gains in some grains and declines in others. Strong selling by traders and weather concerns weighed on prices while certain contracts rose on demand signals and liquidation. Continuous shifts in prices reflected volatility amid late summer trading and publication dates.
A distorted market dispatch lists commodity futures and prices for wheat, corn, lard, coffee, and cheese with scattered figures. It mentions September and December maturities, various No numbers, and references to futures trading activity and storage conditions amid unclear source details.
The report outlines auction results and prices for cattle and sheep. References include Texas buyers, stocker and feeder classes, cows, heifers, and good dry fed stock. Prices noted span from around 5 to 6 dollars per unit with mixed market activity and some slow bidding.
Fragmentary OCR yields a notice on poultry market activity with mention of traders and stalls. Names and exact details unreadable. The readable bits reference market operations and possible dates or locations in the city.
The page lists prices for winter wheat, rye, potatoes, corn meal, and bran along with various flours and grocers quotes. It includes produce items like chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, butter, eggs, and honey with per unit and per ton rates, plus livestock and wool prices from local merchants and dealers.
In Chicago a threatened strike by workers at the Stock Yards was averted after negotiations. Donnelly led talks with company officials to grant union demands. If demands stalled, a mass strike would have shut the yards, a move viewed as a potential crisis for the meatpacking industry.
In New London a hazing bee escalated when a participant named Herrmann drew a revolver after a confrontation at a bake and was pursued by a crowd. He reappeared on the street and was struck by a mob amid gunfire and injuries, as Kopplin and others faced the aftermath.
An Indiana jockey dies from injuries suffered in a race at Gravesend. The injured rider, identified as Thomas Yooker, aged 12, resided with his brother in Martinsville, Tennessee. The funeral arrangements are pending, and the race officials will conduct a post race investigation.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a seating dispute over Mont Wein and missing crews around a confrontation. Nonsensical names and garbled phrases obscure details but indicate a reported incident involving crews and a disappearance.
fragmentary OCR text references a shipping disturbance and unspecified personnel. names and details are garbled. readable items mention Wap this Afternoon and individuals such as Alvin Tobin and Temi with unclear roles. context suggests a brief notice of disrupted maritime activity with minimal verifiable facts.
Real estate transfers list multiple properties and buyers including Ober bn wok Hdl, Virige, Indiana Investment Go to Mary Prosburger, Mathis Schadler to Frank Ky and Cleonore Oddow, Lillie to Wagner, Conrad to Sophi rn, and others. (Details show prices mostly under $5,000 and multiple parcel numbers 146 145, 44 45, 80, 2, and 38 with transfers across several street addresses.)
The notice advertises a round trip to Boston priced at 18.75 dollars with discounted fares to Roshan on selected dates. It mentions sleeper deals, departures at unspecified times, and a travel package promising a first time elegant service.
A newborn daughter to Grace Ford, wife of Paul Ford, is reported amid a tangled account of family strife and alleged threats. The fragment hints at legal scrutiny, a contested home in New York, and an appeal for custody or protection while detailing era names and possible violence surrounding the infant.
Public sale of property to satisfy a judgment against Brent Winghe Hdel and Samuel De Moore et al ordered by the court. Sheriff Allen and attorneys Harman & Morets announce sale details, specifying the six year debt timeline and execution procedures under Oregon law with sale conducted by the clerk.
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