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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text lists pastors, churches, and dates with many garbled names such as Minch, Weilnerdae, Fredytieksen, and Haywantes Baws. Mentions divine services, Saturdays, Sundays, and a directory section. Details are unreadable and inconsistent across lines.
Basic livestock care instructions emphasize accessible salt, clean ventilated stables, and careful milking technique. Don’t let dogs or loafers near the milking area, use dry hands, keep the dairy clean, and prevent cross contamination with proper cloths and insect control. Maintain orderly routines and health where cattle, milk, and stable conditions meet standards.
A montage of Navy appointments and decrees includes William White as Lieutenant Commander Alfred A. Pratt and Michael Davis. A court martial for Major Charles A. Boyan ends with a naval punishment. News covers strikes, diplomacy, and industry from the United States to Europe and the status of Havana harbor dockwork.
Proper care starts with a balanced diet for mares and foals. Provide one part corn or meal mixed with an equal weight of wheat bran, offering better nourishment than single feeds. Adequate feeding during gestation lays the foundation for a strong foal’s development.
Report claims New York socialite Lady Francis will pursue a divorce in Japan aided by funds from Lord Hope and others. Emanuel Friend alleges no recent separations or payments from the Duke of Newcastle, while detailing a prior separation arranged in name only and substantial sums pledged to secure Lady Francis’s independence.
A London company led by Malcolm Orr Ewing A N C Treadgold and Walter Barwick has secured a grant to take water from the Klondike River to supply thousands of claimants in the district. The concession requires a major aqueduct build and limits charges to miners, with deadlines set for initial spending and ongoing work.
Fragmented notices report violent anti foreign demonstrations near Christian chapels in Canton led by Boxer linked factions. Placards condemn a house tax as funding indemnities for powers and urge fighting foreigners if money can be raised. Calls for mobilizing regiments and rebellion if duties persist.
Arrangements in New York for a large imperial mineral tract development in Russia are reported. The Waldorf Astoria deal involves Armeri and French capital with gold silver and platinum bearing deposits 1110 square miles along a railroad from St. Petersburg to Irkutsk. Notable figures include Professor George Treadwell and Paul Annacau, with the Czar showing interest in the project. The venture aims to boost Russian empire enterprises.
A report to Adjutant General W. S. Wilhelmi by Colonel Wilhelm and Col. Thomas Wil helpr critiques the Virginia state militia at Camp Santa Cruz. It cites irregular feeding of mounted troops, misdirected hay and straw, poor oversight by regimental quartermasters, wasteful cooking, and complaints of poor supplies. It condemns officers for disregard of channels and for drinking together, highlighting military laxity and lack of discipline.
A Berlin New York cable details the Allegheny incident with Germany accepting the inquiry and noting overseas waters subject to foreign authority. Pretoria reports the blockhouse expansion improving defense and railway disruption minimized. Chicago health inspectors seize adulterated milk and cream, testing at loading points. The Pan-American Exposition admissions rise over three months, except for one week.
Krueger asserts concentration camp horrors exceed prior reports and vows to defend liberty while refusing to lay down arms. He claims Britain must acknowledge the cause, foreseeing world shock and urging intervention as Kroner and the interview with Figaro circulate. God is with them, he says, as he resists concessions during Krueger's visit to Austria.
Jogta Wien and other theatre figures in New York discuss unemployment among English actors. The deaths of Ida and Edith Yeoland highlight the harsh realties of securing work in the American system versus the English model. Names cited include Milga Terry Winifred Waynery and Patrick Campbell.
A Geological Survey report details diamond finds across the United States in six districts including Michigan Georgia North Carolina South Carolina and California near the San Joaquin and Sacramento rivers. Potential emerald deposits in Georgia and a digimon near Shelby Alabama were noted.
Lippincott's Magazine surveys medieval gem lore and the belief in jewel powers. It traces the evolving ideas from Theophrastus and Avicenna to medieval alchemists about diamonds and other stones, their supposed life, illness, and rejuvenation, and how Indian philosophy framed gems as vessels of mystery and wit.
An earnest Victorian scene shows a young man invited home by a girl, the girl's mother asserting consent and urging propriety. She mentions past debts and wages, then hints at a formal engagement date while warning against impropriety. The tale shifts to a Vienna dispatch about public officials and sarcastic remark leading to a fine, plus note on women wearing white gloves.
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