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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Francisco and Oakland with unclear destinations. Text reads like a travel or courier fragment for a person or item labeled baby gal neny and fraet fanbtanel. Readers see hints of a route between Dalen Ue East and Quicland with Fo Bar.
The Elgin Dairy Report notes storage firms aim to use all eggs including bad quality by canning yolks and whites separately for shipping. Rotten eggs are sold for tanner fertilizer, while customers benefit from cheaper canned products. Exhausive milking is essential in dairying to maintain milk flow and prepare for creamery construction near Hillsboro.
A broad, fragmented dispatch lists global items including rumours of a German canal appropriation, Li Tong Chang relapse, mine clashes in Hungary, Laomi Sheng named High Minister of Commerce, Andrew Carnegie's library donation pledge and maintenance fund, Cyprus trade talks, and U S Navy personnel reshuffles with Captain Evang likely for duty and Loomis in Caracas.
A table by Willian CG Moore shows 1897 arrivals at Port with 403,001 cabin passengers across 20 regular steamship lines and a few steamer services. Hamburg America and North German Lloyd led gains with 28,472 cabin and 85,884 steerage, while 64,098 steerage also came aboard. The era’s immigration surge reflects rising prosperity and international commerce as Americans welcomed foreign visitors and settlers.
Murky dialogue quotes Sixto Lopez doubting Aguinaldo's death and speculating on MacArthur. The piece shifts to Lieutenant Burtholf Wi Ke Seut, detailing a mission to Siberia to transport reindeer by Transsiberian route, including government plans, routes, and officials in Washington.
Cherokee leaders negotiate with Mexican authorities for transfer of lands in the Indian Territory to Cherokees. Discontent with U S conditions cited by Henry Dirk prompts talks aided by tribal officials and interpreters. If approved, relocation may affect other tribes and the Aberaker Nation owns about 1,000,000 acres.
A proposed amendment to the Army bill in Washington would halt further military force in the Philippines except to maintain order and protect persons and property under U.S. control. It would authorize the President to grant pardon for political offenses and invite hostile Filipinos to come to the United States to state their wishes, with transportation and subsistence paid as a public charge.
A projected shipbuilding program contemplates constructing new battleships with a plan to allocate one vessel to a specific nation. Debates focus on funding, timelines, and departmental approvals, amid broader strategic concerns and wartime context.
A distorted dispatch reports rising discontent over foreign troops in the region and possible Manchurian leadership shifts. It notes a supposed imperial rapprochement with the empress and emperor endorsing remaining measures, while public mood grows wary of foreign occupation and reform plans.
Reports from Rampart Yukon show mining output surging. Inspectors note many creeks like Manook attract attention as five weeks of work yield hundreds of dollars daily per claim. In Nome and surrounding regions riches grow, with claims producing from 40 to 400 dollars daily and occasional nuggets discovered. a Masonic society forms amid East Coast turmoil as high speed trials and quarantine debates unfold in New York and London.
The column outlines efforts to combat black hog fever among cattle, noting government action and an estimated 2,000,000 doses distributed with about 450,000 unutilized. It discusses mortality, economic loss, and the need for better remedies, plus remarks on flies and practical dairy management improvements. It also covers Yorkshire pig rearing practices at a London Canada show.
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