Fragmented Hayward era musings and world notes
A long, rambling column from Hayward discusses criticism of Dr. Dilot's new religion, Japan gifting cherry trees to Washington and New York, a Riley reunion in Indiana, and postal card changes. It mentions Taft and Bing meeting costs, ex banker Morae’s sentence, and a London streetcar line’s dramatic closure with crowds cheering as cars ran zero fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Taudry
Washington
New York
Aseyst
London
Europe
Highgate Hill
Wong the
Teddy
A Bachelor Tax Debate Across Nations and Traditions
The text argues for and against taxing bachelors, noting England’s exploration of new levies while highlighting a married citizen as the nation’s stake in society. It discusses birthrates, tax equity, and potential indirect favors for men with families as a alternative to direct penalties on single men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Metrini
France
Liptons Publicity Methods and Higher Education Debates
A Strand excerpt quotes Sir Thomas Lipton praising advertising and recounting stunts like shop window cartoons and a 10 000 message aeronaut campaign that drew crowds and boosted sales after a fire. The piece shifts to American colleges, arguing universities vs colleges and praising the American College for close student contact and practical study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lipton
Strand
Newry
Dublin
Belfast
Angelina and Edwina Jones in a Changing Era
Angelina and Edwina Jones are depicted amid social shifts as married women shed fatigue and disillusionment, appearing more youthful. The text portrays Angelina as Mrs Robinson in an evolving, bracing milieu.
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Angelina
Edwina Jones
Fawin Jones
Belore
Aspirants for Office Making Ready for Primaries
Political rumors swirl over Governor Gillett and Secretary of State Curry as potential Republican gubernatorial nominees. Curry touted for reformist, businesslike leadership amid rising tax receipts, while Gillett faces no commitment. Democrats name four contenders James D. Phelan Theodore A. Bell A Caminetti and Cartwright and plan a January 8 state conference to coordinate support. Incumbents including Attorney General Webb and Secretary of State Mor contend for renomination, with Surveyor-General post eyed by Victor Woot. State Printer WW Shannon expected to win the Republican nomination easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Gillett
Curry
Lincoln Roosevelt League
Oakland
Hiu
Lincoln-Roosevelt League
James D. Phelan
Theodore A. Bell
A. Caminetti
Amador
Cartwright
Fresno
Jackson’s
Webb
Frank McGowan
San Diego
Department of Engineering
Sacramento
Victor Woot
WW. W. Shannon
Navy ships sail to Nicaragua amid Zelaya fall rumors
Washington issued wide reports as gunboats Princeton and Vicksburg move toward Corinto to aid insurgents. Rumors place J F Corea as Zelaya’s successor with US support. Fighting rages near Rama, Greytown, and Managua while Utstein’s arms reach insurgents. Castrillo seen as potential first minister in a new Nicaragua government.
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Seattle
Washington
United States
Princeton
C. H. Hayes
Corinto
Nicaragua
San Francisco
Mare Island
Vicksburg
New Orleans
J. F. Corea
Zelaya
Kington
Navy Department
Naval
State Department
Imarines
Enis Sed
Knox
Ithis
Salvatore Castrillo
Nicaraguan Revolutionary Party
California Fruit Shipments East Break All Records
California fruit shipments east set a record, totaling over 15,100 cases by November, far surpassing last year’s 12,320. Manager Flor McRefitt of California Fruit Distributors warns some crops sold at low prices, urging standardized packing to improve eastern markets and prices next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sacramento
Truil
Flor. McRefitt
California Fruit Pistributers
Germany's Naval Budget and Shipbuilding Costs Rise
Berlin reports naval budget highlights include a joist expenditure of 50000 BGR, an increase of 7 million dollars. Shipbuilders and armament needs total 60,875,000 dollars, up 5,950,1000, driven by final appropriation for three submarines under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mission Bequest Adjustment From Kennedy Estate
Harrisburg Pa laymen missionary convention announced the late John Stuart Kennedy of New York bequests to the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions total five million dollars rather than one million, correcting prior death-time estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John Stuart Kennedy
New York
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
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Hayward Review
Hayward
Alameda County
Dr. Dilot
Spain
Mrs. Besant
Kaspar Iauger
Booth Tarkington
Yall
Ttng
Frasidants
Taft
Bing
Edward
William
Marjorie Gould
James Whitcomb Riley
Down
Indiana
Postoffica Department
Morae
Lipton
American College
Lesiie
Uncle Sam
Germany
Parbons
Parnum Cashler
Haywards Bank OF
Bank OF Haywards
LB. Parsons
Pannum Cashier
Smith Bros
Thirteenth Street
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