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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
2
Fragmented OCR listing weekly meetings, secretaries, and schedules for numerous lodges and societies including church, fraternal, and social groups. Mentions third Thursdays, Saturdays, various officers, and recurring gatherings across multiple venues with dates, times, and locations.
A collage of western dispatches notes timber deals in Oregon and Michigan, a Los Angeles police verdict on a stabbing acquittal, a Buckley Washington picnic drowning, suicides in Montana and Pomona, Oakland marriage after a decade, drought hurting ranchers in Novovik Mexico, and mining activity in Klondike with 1200 locations and renewed claims.
The Daily Express reports Canada will subsidize up to 3.15 million and Britain up to 75 thousand pounds as part of a plan to establish steamship service linking Canada with South Africa. Lord Strathcona and Sir Wilfrid Laurier are linked to Secretary Chamberlain’s scheme to reduce dependence on American and foreign supplies. The Canadian Pacific Railway backs the amalgamation, with service expected to begin in October from Montreal and Quebec in summer and Halifax and St John in winter, calling at Cape Town and other ports.
Koce Lomimndo, the most notorious Italian brigand after Neapolinn, has been surrounded by troops on Mount Aspromonte near Reggio. A serious encounter followed as authorities closed in and the outlaw was killed or captured.
A high speed motor crash near Pacis France killed Mr and Mrs Fair and injured their chauffeur. The car struck a tree and flipped, witnessed by the gatekeeper's wife who described the car as a large red auto racing along at about sixty two miles per hour. The seriously injured victims were removed to the gatekeeper's lodge as onlookers watched.
In Houston Texas eleven white men are jailed after a clash with black workers at the Southern Cement Works seven miles from the city. One black worker killed one white man fatally wounded and others injured. The fight began over singing by the black workers while whites were erecting flanks for the Southern Pacific.
Captains Newman and Soo Suler recount a perilous Atlantic crossing from New York in a launch. They describe hardships, fuel troubles, exposure, and seas that tested endurance, with crew sufferings and near-misses amid severe gales. After weeks at sea they sighted land and reported a grueling voyage, noting weight loss and deep fatigue.
The Daily Chronicle reports a tourist murder in Tyrol where Matleu was killed after being drawn to a light believed lit by murderers to lure him. A sum of money was stolen, and the corpse was partly burned. No suspect has been found. A Vienna dispatch notes a police upheaval and unrest in Linburg with a landowner resisting sale. Elsewhere, China floods and quake aftermath cause deaths and building collapses with numerous drownings and twenty fatalities.
In a Tiome of Charl court district, Taupe, Fla, Allen was killed and his wife seriously wounded. Manuel Chavez, a prominent local man, is accused of fatally shooting Allen after an argument with a pistol. Chavez fled but later surrendered to authorities. The case drew attention from leading attorneys and politicians including Congressman Syardman.
A sailor at Saratoga reportedly tipped a waiter at the United States Hotel with 200. He then quit his job, hired a torpent, and drove to the race track where he gambled heavily.
Strange vertical column structures in the Bad Lands of Nebraska, dubbed the Devil's Corkscrew, measure fifteen to twenty five feet long. Professor E B Hovrn? of the University of Nebraska argues they are plant remains from ancient geological times, formed from water weeds whose fossilized bodies lie embedded in sandstone layers.
Fragmented excerpt covers a noted theater table display, cabinet maker details, pigeon post and military pigeons, a French election relief company, a German newspaper law, and social customs about gifts. Included are references to King Edward, Parisian and Franco relations, and varying wartime and political contexts.
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