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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
3
Subbith Ethod at War. Rev. bs J. Garver pistor. 7290 ppm.
An agricultural note stresses that blight in quince can be controlled with timely Bordeaux mixture sprays and removal of fallen fruit. Soil and climate affect disease, with cool moist, not wet, soil best. A packing firm source cites Plymouth Rock as a top seller, fetching 2 to 4 cents above other breeds.
A summary of various international and domestic notes touches on Spain sending warships to deter arms imports by Carligta, Montana timber land options by the Northern Pacific Railway worth an estimated 6 million, and widespread but cautious optimism about Mexican finances. It notes German fiscal action of 60 million marks in bonds, the Roseian budget for 1900, and Far East expenditures nearing 1.9 million roubles. Also mentioned are estate disputes in New Jersey, ship voyage thanks to the Solace, Henry A de Lille’s poverty end, and naturalized Hawaiians pursuing American citizenship, with attorney William A. Rentall awaiting a Washington ruling.
A Singan-Tung source reports 53000 Chinese troops drilling in the new capital with many armed, amid anti foreign sentiment and talk of fighting allies. Ministers fear a concession grant by Russia trades for peace, while Venezuela dispute talks continue over executive rights and judicial settlement. A British Guiana diamond rush sparks a new mining company.
A Cleveland Sun report notes tensions between the steel trust and Carnegie interests. The plan to build a Pittsburg to Willoughby line includes docks and a coal storage plant near Mentor, with exclusive freight rates and coal movements influencing the rivalry. The route would allow Pittsburg products to reach Great Lakes ports, aided by American and Federal Steel interests.
Reports from Havana say the Cuban Constitutional Convention adopted universal suffrage. Critics warn it could doom the new republic by provoking opposition from President McKinley and Congress. Supporters suggest Gomez aims to secure power by broad voting access for the uneducated and lower classes.
Usiiah Correspondent Saye Ontra reports from Trepariog on a looming clash with Allter- Chicago. A Vancouver telegraph notes Captain V. Lockhart of the London Times in China who joined General Guseleo’s relief party and sails to New York. Li Ying Chang Nimell is seen as a sincere mediator but any Chinese agreement may be temporary. The Empress Dowager commands a large force of armed men while the Boxers and allies prepare for a major struggle to control the throne.
Reports from Alaska describe a rising unrest among Alaska Natives with fears of outbreaks as authorities urge precautions. Juneau businessman Tennent cautions outsiders vs Indian demonstrations near Sitka as calls grow for compensation or annuities for losses. In Washington, Senate panel backs a drain robbery punishment bill while postal law refinements face House review with no major changes anticipated.
Washington reports from George Kabede, Director of the Mint, detailing last year’s coinage volumes and values. Silver dollars and minor coins surged due to active retail trade, while gold output declined slightly. bullion deposits set records as domestic and imperial demand influenced prices and exchange rates.
A report claims railroad officials seek to dominate express company franchises as part of a broader rail operation. Key figures including J. P. Morgan are cited as guiding moves to curb independent express firms and renewals of contracts, with Canadian Pacific and Rio Grande lines noted as models of consolidation.
A dubious Telegraph style summary notes Salisbury accepting tight action over Russia and the Kowebwang Shinesi line. It claims compensation for conversion and hints at British diplomacy entanglements while discussing a railway bond deal and potential annexation of Mi t China railway areas. The report attributes views to Landliyg Gamoviers and a Daily Chronicle/ Daily Mail origin.
Reports detail the Copper Alalng Company's venture to build a harsh mountain railway across southeastern Arizona linking Moreeei mines to the Ivona and New Mexico line. Engineers faced 400 foot grades and winding canyons, with trestles and heat for rock beds amid volcanic conglomerates, described as a formidable engineering feat backed by New York financiers.
Fragmentary text shows a local item with names and places obscured. Readable names include York and Meges, with scattered phrases about a tavern ad and a youth state, plus a reference to law and acres in a southern area. The fragmentary nature limits concrete facts or outcomes.
Major Alvord, head of the Dairy Division, returned from an eight month Europe tour sharing observations on dairy export practices. He praises Denmark and Germany style government-supported cooperatives, strict quality control, and public reporting, noting American creameries must improve organization to compete. The article highlights European grading, government backing, and paternal agricultural oversight influencing exports and pricing.
A garbled extract describes a cider mill, grain tools, and gardening residues in a rural yard. It mentions cattle, cabbage stalks, grinding stones, and a lathe. Mentions a name and an event tied to an anniversary and a heat market, with unclear dates.
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