Community Lodges and Churches Gather in Hayward Notices
A scanned page lists lodge meetings and church services in Hayward including Masons and Odes HAYWARD LODGE NO 17 meets Thursdays and Mondays in various halls with officers named. Eden Parle No 198 and Eden Grange No 106 appear with regular evenings and secretaries. Churches share Sunday services and prayer meetings across Congregational and Presbyterian congregations with listed pastors and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhcaeties
Meela
Hall
Lol Jacoten
C. Pj
Charles Bre
Bygamone Lidge
Stegte
F.hall
Gam Maden
K.G
Brumner
Kee
Hayward Rebekkah “Lodge
Meeis
UK Nissen
J.J. McDonnell
Sf. W
Henry Biarlia
P. F. Rhode
T.stanton
Morgen
Bee
Thyra
Loike
Society of Danta
F. Halsen
Nieben
Gee, Huis
Dasia
Mien
Minnie Rasmumen
Seereiets
Ode
Christengen
Maul Horton
Tauce
Clarence
Wan
Zambriaky
Letty
Haywards Lodge
C. F.hall
Ferdinand Etrode
AL. G. Alterta
Hayward Cogrt
F. A. Moris
Wr. Halt Walter" Meyers
Honey Hoekman
Cypress Cami
Woodmen of
Te World
A. Sidney
Rhen Congregational Church
Alain
M. EB
Sahat
Babhath Bebo
Alfred
Cane
Urthglig
GiberSundays
Father Lally
Quinity Eviecopal Chulch
Comer
Isce and
Fens Avesie
Staley School
Mme
J. Keotan-trith
Telegraphic Resume of World News Items From Abroad
A collage of brief items notes Hiram S. Ufftey’s death in Chicago, a Treasury test for Archibald D. Buchanan’s counterfeit plates, and an implied outrage involving Jean Baptiste Sipido. Mentions of Britons, Japanese trade shifts, shipping lines, and calls to exclude American tenders from a world’s fair exhibit. References to counts, governors general, and various officials accompany scattered economic and political notes.
Armor Plate Factories in Debate on Naval Armor Costs
A report by minority members from Wheeler Kentucky Kuchn Virginia Kitchen Missouri Vandiver argues against high armor plate prices for battleships Maing Ohio and Missouri. They claim costs exceed $543 per ton and call for U S armor plant and navy yard shipbuilding to curb extravagance.
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Washington
Guinwiles
Wheeler
Kentucky
Tigey
Virginia
Kitchen
North Carolina
Vandiver
Miscouri
Saya
Ohio
Ranger
Alka
Gaspar
Aciital Nuill
Harveyizud
Ehoad
American Congress
Government to buy Holland torpedo boat for 150000
Washington reports a plan to purchase the Holland torpedo boat company for 150000 with government guarantees to finish the Plunger. The agreement covers vital payments to the Holland company for work completed and 5 percent remaining on the contract, amid an appropriations push for three torpedo boats. The transfer follows a cable from Pretoria and steps toward charity deliveries in the war effort. The New York Chamber of Commerce urges immediate stamp tax abolition where feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theavy Department
Holland
Torpudo-boat Company
Department
Arcendance
Armazement
Cormapany Davesagen Ter Lepreit
Halland Cmpany
Tts
Congress
Ping Wits
Toria
Ima
Unitel Uni
State Department
Priya
Rot
Pretoria
Filipinos Granted New Rights Under Municipal Autonomy Plan
A Manila backed plan introduces autonomous town governments with elected Alcalde and Council, allowing voting rights for Filipinos and control over local funds. It preserves town boundaries, with Manila retained under military oversight and provincial governors supervising town affairs. Eligibility requires age, residency, tax payment, literacy, and language ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sumapecq
Mtanila Eniys
Sunor Arellano
Lheested Laharett
Sche
Doe
Murt
Prust
Twast l
Bupitoe
Petition to Queen Victoria over attempted royal assassination
Two parents of Jean Baptiste Sipilo, who attempted to kill the Prince of Wales, petition the Queen for mercy. They plead hardship yet assert their son acted under evil influence, request pardon, and describe his youth and remorse while insisting he was misled by others. A similar petition reportedly circulated in London for the Prince of Wales. Captain J. G. Mevier in San Pedro reports Washington approval of modified river project specifications. British subjects in Pretoria and Johannesburg ordered to leave immediately with limited exceptions. about 490 expelled fighters remaining under law.
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Cous Petite
Queen Victoria
Behart
Jay Shovler
Linseels
Jean Baptiste Sipilo
Prince of Wales
NFL
Ohio
Angus
Wales
Reet
Eamiento Marquez
Aqnding
Prtoria
Pretoria
Johannestung
Rand
Great Northern plans large pacific steamers and new line
The Great Northern announces a plan for a new American trade line with steamers of about 20 000 tons each. Two vessels are to be placed in commission in fall 1901 with possible transfer of Japanese steamers to the Union Pacific. The project envisions freight capacity for 1200 to 1500 cars and requires building 25 miles of track to handle the traffic as transcontinental routes align with Northern Pacific and Pacific interests.
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Ateamship Lines
New York
Morse Field
Gyrus W. Field
Bowery
Bellevue Wespital
Vieneral Peck
Hay
Lane
Thomas Wash
The
Great Northern
Treas Sun
Union Pasife
Hill
The British Soldier as Conan Doyle Views Troops
Bloemfontein dispatch describes Conan Doyle’s vivid sketch of British infantry in time of war. The correspondent notes the soldiers’ grim, disciplined presence and compares their look to familiar Western frontier types, reflecting the veldt’s influence on manners and posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conan Doyle
London
Bloemfontein
Daily Mail
Conan Dolye
Free State
Coldier
Rane
Sean
Cameras Rules At Paris Exposition Described
Paris Expo authorities set camera rules requiring exhibitor consent for photos and crowd-safe operation. Handheld cameras allowed any time for a 25 franc fee. tripods permitted until 1 p.m. with a 1000 franc charge and card verification. Also notes mail dispatch changes to Alaska and Germany import/export figures amid other brief items.
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Paris
New York
Minister of Commerce, Postoffice and Telegraph of
France
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Hayward, Review
Ullang, Taywara
Tin
Riday
S/T. C. MORGAN
Hayward Postuttice
Zecondcay Mather
Aavertindug Yates
Knawsi
Postoffice
Francine
Kant
Outland
Mani
Mat Abbe
van Freneti
Oakland
Way Staton
Dubbio
Etna
Featetaco
Geo. Oakes
Dad
Canons
Jan M Fanhess
Propriziom of Ide Fs
Hayward
Astmeet, Heyward
Goligy Am
Hayward Retien
Boegta
Peroud
Jon
Township
Irwin
Advertising Medina
Cord and Watkins
Alameda County
ESS
Eee
Ees Cevaeas
John Ht. Haas
We Lawrence
M.C. Peterman
Sereda Hes
W.itesec
Fenn Clark
Collins Freasuser
Albert E. Fischer
Mazehat
W. J. Mamage
DR. & J. Dear
Castro Street
Cal
al Tey Hove
Pomgitly
Shire
Iw Atery Prac
Alameds Court
Broadway Street
Oaklard
California
and the
White Sewing Machine Co
Pest Street
Corner
Brockton
San Francis
Aye
Yong
Repube
India
Japan
England
South Africa
Hiram S. Ufftey
Cbcago
Manchester
Trescory Department
Archibald D. Buchanan
Jean Baptiste Sipily
Sipido
Miche J. Cady
Branklen
Havana
Mendek
Aix
Menelek Ataalo
Tolago
Bank of Japan
X.yodrow Landow
Sarge
J. Goschou
Asmiralty
Wiliam Watdort Arter
Arter
Fookien
Suthern
China
Formos
Japan Export Society
Inomre
Shanghai
Kobe
Navy Department
Dan Petre Benak
Dos Angeles
J. 4. Mevier
Corps of Engineers
Ho Une
San Pedro
Mesler Ixtiven
Salverthe
A. Shen
Alaska
Postalliva Department
Ben Francisco
Seattle
St. Michael
Nome
Yukoun
Ketchikan
Germany
Berlin
Frankfort
United States
Dresden
Iran
Caracas
Casirs
United States Supreme Court
Gowd+ling ve
Chicago
Prekham
Ches Teette
Los Angeles
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