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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
3
Fragmented OCR yields scattered items including church notices for Christian Endeavor meetings and services, a pastor named Johnson, a public meeting at a place described as TV rm, a school event at Sahni sebool, and references to local organizations and leaders. The text is garbled with inconsistent spellings and misread place names, limiting precise extraction of dates or locations.
Practical poultry guidance covers brooders ventilation and space to prevent inbreeding and overcrowding. Emphasizes varied diet with green leaves, seeds, pure bred stock, and careful feeding especially before egg laying and during fattening with nutritious grain and milk mix. Highlights nest setup and attention to welfare for strong hens and productive flocks.
A mixed summary notes U S prisoners in Spain, Belgian envoy changes in London, and Italy inviting US participation in Turin 1902 art expo. It covers German masut fuel use, an anarchist plot in Rome, grain delivery prohibitions in Austria, Cape Colony trade disruption, and an Indiana water rights injunction protecting Pima and Mati Indians.
London reports that Loni Rosyberg defended his manifesto as unchallenged and urged the Liberal party to disown the war question or risk dissolution. Asquith’s dinner with 900 guests amid looming splits showcased tensions over empire, reform, and party unity ahead of a major Woodstock demonstration.
Report from Bremerton notes government yard workers including about 100 men, mainly machinists, awaiting steps to raise local shop wages toward parity. Amid Far East tensions Russian and Chinese collieries supply fleets. Kei Ting collieries now major suppliers to rival powers.
Washington officials announce new mail rules for second class publications. Postmasters may be liable for revenue losses due to improper application of the regulations. The department will phase in the changes, with exceptions for equitable cases, starting next October.
Stockholders of the First National Bank of New York vote to increase capital to 40 million dollars and provide a 10 million dollar surplus, surpassing rivals National Bank of Commerce and National City Bank in New York. The bank sits at Wall Street and Broad Street, noted for major financial dealings and ties to Exposition officers.
Secretary Long would not permit third volume of Maclay’s history of the United States Navy to be used as a textbook at the Naval Academy due to passages criticizing Rear Admiral Schley regarding the Battle of Santiago. Maclay defends his wording, stating no modification and maintaining unchanged views after exhaustive review of official reports and sources.
The annual report from the chief engineer details progress at the Golden Gate area harbor works. It notes Shag Rock and Arch Rock projects advancing, navigable depth reached, and substantial funds spent on improvements. Other items include Oakland harbor upgrades, High Street Bridge completion, and Sausal week channel work while Pearl Harbor activity shows limited expenditure.
Elizabeth Sherry, indicated as a rightful heir to the Hopper farm and related properties near Vanderbilt and Cobart lines in New York, has been living on Harlem streets for weeks. Documents suggest she is owed a portion of a vast estate valued near 7 million pounds, with relatives and lawyers involved in a lengthy legal dispute across multiple parties and regions.
California fruit including peaches apples and pears found infested and condemned by Deputy Inspector Hentzel. The 3000 cases were sent to the state horticulturist for review as officials debated the proper action and notified Yakima and local authorities. Deputy Brown was on vacation during the move and the case awaits further decision.
New York cables report demands for a convention on foreign troop withdrawal. Observers note internal divisions in government and appeals to the Parliament, with ministers signaling caution while discussing troop redeployments and international mediation efforts.
A long feature details London hotel capacity and boarding houses, noting 290 000 visitors can be housed, with private accommodations boosting totals. It traces historical shifts from 1881 to modern times, naming prominent hotels and districts, and remarks on how resident patterns and tourism have evolved across the metropolis.
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