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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
7
In the valley region farmers report extensive flood damage to fields with crops ruined. Wheat is ruined and corn is damaged as they begin replanting efforts, while authorities assess losses and coordinate aid for affected households and farms.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions local names and a fire incident near a house by water. It references tense emotions, a tribunal or legal tone, and scattered place names and individuals without clear sequence or outcome. The text is largely unintelligible, with phrases repeating and missing key nouns.
A former representative, Dotan, nearly died after being given an overdose of a carbolic acid antidote. Witnesses describe the patient receiving multiple doses while under care, with Dr Layton and sister assisting. The patient, Dylan, was pronounced out of danger after care at the Plan hospital.
A blurred report notes Rook Island assistance to interpreters during a river event. It mentions various officials and groups, with unclear names and dates, and references to a ceremony near the river.
In Topeka a makeshift tent village houses about 73 people with thirteen tents and a fallow shelter. Officials report a water supply, cooking facilities, bedding, and furniture are severely lacking. Relief attempts by Garvey and the Red Cross face staffing and logistics challenges as families endure bare ground and improvised shelters amid looming rain dangers.
Five Illinois militia companies were ordered to respond by Acting Governor Northcott as mobs pillaged the Tomes district of Alton. Local authorities could not halt the lawless rioters and the city faced escalating unrest.
A Louisville bound passenger train derailed after rounding a sharp curve near Muldraugh's Bus south of Louisville. Thirteen injured including conductor Joann Willems and engineer Harry C. Palmer. Names of many victims and injuries listed. wreck occurred as engine careened down a slope. Investigation pending. emergency crews dispatched to the scene.
Report appears as OCR garble but mentions river, building, and a warning about a water related event near a town. Mentions janney and piles of earth, with reflections on a dam or bridge structure and possible public concern.
New York dispatch reports Jahn W. Gates and associates disputing rumors of Mrs Gates suffering stock losses. Friends say Gates’ wealth is still valued around twenty five million despite market declines and earlier speculation.
Traveling auditor for the Santa Fe Railway Damon died today in Topeka. He had long service with the railroad since 187 and was highly regarded here. Funeral arrangements indicate burial in Wichita.
Santa Fe line to Kansas City reopen via Lawrence and Holiday after two weeks of flood damage. Rail service improves with the first through train running to Chicago, while Rock Island and Union Pacific repairs continue. Several trains resume schedule with limited light service as crews finish restoration and Topeka rails clear.
A Green Forest Arkansas woman recalls suffering stomach trouble caused by coffee and tea. After consulting a specialist who demanded payment, she quit coffee and Postum replaced it. Within months her stomach pain and headaches subsided, sleep improved, and overall health restored. She credits Postum and a strict coffee abstinence for her recovery.
Train service disruption leaves passengers waiting at Sante Pe depot after 2 o'clock. Hundreds, including many Wishhuen college students, gather for a sought opportunity amid the delay and uncertain schedule extending past November 135.
Flood waters from a breached embankment at Valley railroad crossing inundate East St Louis, submerging about 50 homes and cutting communications. Residents evacuate as the torrent rises, with a danger of widespread property loss and loss of life if water breaches streets. Local authorities urge vigilance and rapid action.
Stockholm June 10 Prince Gustave of Sweden and Norway said he wishes to attend the St Louis exposition. The news comes amid a muted tremor of world events and confirms ongoing royal interest in major international showcases.
The report outlines a volatile trading day with widespread declines and brief upticks. It notes lower prices across sectors, cautious investor sentiment, and mentions several named markets and entities affected by the selling pressure.
A fragmented report notes weather concerns and variable market activity. Provisions opened with cautious tone as traders weigh forecasts and supply signals amid uncertain demand and price pressures.
A fragmented OCR page lists various produce items and prices including wheat butter onions potatoes green beans and peppers. It mentions Kansas City Produce Market and reference to June 1. The legible parts show market items with per unit pricing and assorted notes on commodities.
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