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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
4
Local notices span minstrel show at the Opera House tonight and forthcoming church talks. The Gas Sun troupe comes highly recommended, and there are plans for sermons and meetings at the Methodist and Congregational churches alongside community notices on local funerals, school appointments, and bank stockholders meeting results.
A February concert honoring the late President William McKinley will feature Home and Civil War veterans and other musicians. Hayward expresses love and patriotism for McKinley and the Grand Army of the Republic as veterans prepare to place a memorial lot in Lone Tree Cemetery amid strong community turnout.
Albert Green, a young California man from the eastern edge, spoke of Tonopah in Western Nevada as a new bonanza camp. A rich ore find, heavy mining activity, and leased lands driven by a push to renew the leases marked the boom before year’s end. The camp’s rapid rise and potential fade mirror the era’s mining fever.
Henry Kataoka of the Moki ranch near Mt Ellen is accused of bigamy after taking out citizenship papers and marrying a Japanese woman in San Francisco last November. A second woman, identified as Mrs Henry Kataoka No 1, claims to be his lawful wife and has followed him toward resolution of the dispute.
A lively sequence of fraternal events fills Hayward and nearby towns. Installations Saturday at San Lorenzo, Monday in San Leandro, Tuesday in Hayward with large lodge delegations and a substantial feast followed by awards and remarks. Memorial services planned next week with W. H. Burnea delivering the eulogy and musical numbers featured. Wednesday saw Elynn Parejior and G.W. district leaders present for installations, with new officers listed. The Forest Companions, Woodmen, and other orders held officer installations and a lively supper, dance, and music. A high carnival tonight will close the series with Judge room events and Temple assisting.
The Eden Hotel is replaced by a modern Occidental Hotel with three stories on Cattro street. About 7000 will be spent on rejuvenation including glass, stone, new furniture, papering, and a new double parlor. Adjoining lots will feature a tennis court and croquet grounds with palms and flowers planted.
The Hill area will gain double verandahs connected by a broad walk with potted plants. The Hill stepland likely to be used, cottages and an observatory are under consideration. The Buen Hotel, once forlorn, will be rebuilt into a lively enterprise led by J Riis, leased from Henderson and the Thurstons for five years. Riis, wealthy and independent, is linked distantly to Jacob Riis. Opening day targeted for February Lat, sparking Hayward pride.
A mid month Board of Trustees meeting notes a quorum with Heyer Brynner and Petersen. Oakland Transit Co reports cars to Clubhouse terminus and nine cars running in Hayward. Suburban Co cut arc light price to eight dollars per month, more reductions possible when current arrives. Lighting demand likely to rise, nuisance near Main and Mrevis dairy referred to Health officers. Bernardo seeks front property grade for stone walk. referred to street and building committee. Board of Trade comments on commutation rates. a joint committee to work with Trade board is formed.
A Cere for Lumbago W Williamson of Amherst Virginia says he suffered over a year with lambago and found complete relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Basin sold by Hayward Drug Store.
J T Lawrence reports his sister's serious illness in Watsonville. Mrs E R Lanpher with her husband moved to Castro Valley and rushed to Orange Vale near Sacramento to her mother's illness. Editor Adama of the Measanion Times visited Hayward. H Friedlander suffers a severe cold keeping him from work. manager Harold Thorup and assistant Joe Soares run the store.
A Iowa father credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving his son's life. He reports severe breathing difficulty, coughing fits, and phlegm. after using the medicine as directed every ten minutes until vomiting, the child's condition improved. He purchased the remedy from Hayward Drug Store and urges others to use it.
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