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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
3
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An old practitioner touts a guaranteed catarrh cure named SNUFLES for catarrh and related symptoms. The ad claims a complete treatment package for one dollar, with delivery to the United States or Canada and advice from the discoverer, Edwin B. Giles. Also notes a Yakima valley hops sale near year end, with about 1,000 bales shipped and 14,000 total crop.
An ad promotes the Home Gold Cure as a disease treatment for alcoholism. It claims guaranteed cure for stubborn drinkers, can be given in tea or coffee without knowledge, costs one dollar, and includes directions and optional expert advice. The seller is Adams Deyt, Giles & Company, Philadelphia, offering worldwide prepaid delivery.
Michigan Senator McMillan urged protection for home beet sugar producers while a delegation pressed President and Secretary Root against Cuba duty plans. The group, led by Representative William Miden Smith, tied the issue to honoring the 1896 Republican platform and preserving sugar industry amid broader agricultural signals and export data.
New York reports show prices weakening across cereals with broader wholesale demand improving slightly. Grain trade notes moisture concerns for winter wheat while western advices indicate large orders for agricultural implements and steady cotton and wool goods activity amid evolving prices and stock movements.
Andrew Carnegie may join a property dispute over an island near Georgia linked to his brother's wife Ruth Stafford. Papers allege a claim by Robert Stafford's heirs and a 1848 sale of cotton assets. The case seeks eviction and title relief with a $315,000 valuation for the island.
Washington reports Senator Bare argues against reduction of Californian products import impact, citing broader aims. He advocates liberal trade concessions for Cola and even supports Cuba annexation if needed, warning of dangers from redaction policies and recent recruitment gains in a distant site.
A wild mountain descent ends in a fatal crash when a four horse team plummets down a steep declivity. One horse dies, a rider named Meads is severely injured but expected to recover, and witnesses describe a chaotic scene with rails and winter trails. Local authorities report scattered injuries and ongoing caution as winter travel continues.
A massive slide near Janean in the Vancouver district buried the Last Chance Mining Company works under hundreds of feet of earth, cutting off a mile of dam, with no injuries reported. Seattle passengers and Alaskan travelers faced harsh weather as Yukon travel deteriorated. Gold shipments arrive from Muah Creek, with Porcupine diggings yielding up to 50 dollars per day per yard. A new Atlin discovery on Boulder Creek excites owner BE. Jeaime de la Marre as miners strike pay gold after months of little activity.
A committee of seventeen Senators and Representatives completed a draft arid land reclamation bill. It would allocate lands in many western states for irrigation, set up federal management under the Interior Secretary, allow landholders to operate systems with safeguards, and authorize water rights appurtenant to the land while preserving state water laws.
In the Agrarian riot at Alevidecs village Mane Tonds county Transylvania Smob assaulted government officials and gendarmes. troops fired. Several delegates were killed and twelve wounded, one fatally.
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