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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1902
Page
7
Report from Victoria Ontario describes clashes as martial bands drew earthworks and reinforcements. Leaders include a notable woman described as one of three sisters and a casualty list cites 1400 Native Christians killed amid chaotic street fighting and ongoing tensions.
Amid rising coal demand several cargoes have shifted hands with shipments from England and New York. Trade reports note exporters seeking full cargojas and higher prices as coal markets brace for constrained supply and increased freight to meet shipping needs.
Court session described with reference to a judge named Burch taking a seat on the bench. The article notes the court tone, conduct of proceedings, and a tense atmosphere among participants. It mentions a Mrs Burt arriving from Ballui with a distant relative, and Mrs NFL Loothia attending.
Fragmentary OCR text references Prices on stock and names like Ranga and Stewart. No coherent event or clear entities to anchor a full card.
Raw market notes show active week across grains and livestock with corn and oats steady to firm. Wheat and wheat futures cited strong buying, while oats quiet. hogs and cattle receipts noted with modest gains and mixed demand in Chicago and Kansas City markets.
Unclear readable snippet shows fragmented terms like CATTLE Reeth and Sepia Funan with numbers and stray letters. No coherent event or entities emerge beyond partial references.
In a fragmentary Chicago Market page, buyers and sellers engage around cattle and hog trade notes. The text shows garbled names and figures, with references to Texas, Haven, and Western stock movements, signaling a disrupted OCR read with scattered entity hints.
A reminiscence on March 9 1862 when the ironclad Monitor fought the Merrimac at Hampton Roads. Captain Stodder now aged sixty three recounts the voyage from Brooklyn to battle, the crew, and the daring victory that reshaped naval warfare.
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