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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
7
Markets show firm opening in Wheat and a slight corn rise. Live stock trade features Catto steady, ranges from 94.50 to 5.24, Mogs strong and Galn up from yesterday. Reports include Chicago Produce Market and various grain and stock quotes, with prices for Wheat, Cotton, Butter, and Eggs across multiple regions.
The article details the Filipina ensemble including the long train dress, embroidered vestida, and high stockings. It notes fabric, ornament, and construction such as a stiff neckline collar and decorative top embroidery. It mentions color, style, and the influence of Spanish or American influences on attire.
In Weymouth Bay a sudden gust overwhelmed the Shamrock with Sir Thomas Lipton aboard. Several crew were thrown overboard and one sailor drowned a brother-in-law of Cumin Wringt. Sir Thomas was knocked down a hatchway. others injured but the craft regained control and searched for the missing man. The Shamrock continued, the bulk of the yacht remained intact while wreckage drifted.
Reports say the Shamrock II sustained severe damage and was left wrecked after a collision at sea. The Shamrock I narrowly avoided boarding, with King Edward aboard the Shamrock II making a narrow escape as repairs are planned.
A Kansas City area report from April 1961 states Bud Taylor, 21, was executed for the March 1961 murder of Butt Nollord. He faced the frontier of justice calmly, expressed sorrow, and left a final confession to the public. He defended his crime as driven by jealousy toward his former sweetheart and awaited execution with a prepared mindset.
A man writes his last statement from prison amid a murder plot tied to Ruth Nollard. He declares fatal love, vows to marry, and explains his planned actions before execution. He asks the public to trust his creed and notes support from his brother and sister, while reflecting on faith and guilt.
A lengthy article outlines formation of a National Union of railway workers with headquarters at Port Scott. It details incorporation steps, charter grants, aims to organize trackmen and enforce laws, with promises of fair pay and honest conduct. The piece notes potential strikes and the union’s effort to gain influence over work conditions and enforcement.
The A A bowing team defeated the Elites by 117 pins in a rubberneck contest. The match featured notable performances and high averages, with players like War Rin Toan and Padten contributing. A reader-friendly summary highlights the intense competition and strong showing from AAA with several standout scores.
North Topeka brief notes on residents and visitors including Belie Van Oredal, Mrs Autzhouter, Helen Mink, and Mrs George Fox. Mentions plan for Saturday roads event, gatherings at Formby home, and Dr Fy arrival. Reports on county officials, new line of bate, and local commerce plus community happenings and a boxing fine in Boston.
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