Local Fraternal Lodges and Churches List
A dense roster lists numerous lodges and their meeting halls and times, including Sycamore Lodge No 1, Hayward Weulgh Lodge, Eucalyptus Lodge No 243, Eden Lodge No 2K, and Ladies Society of Danii, with secretaries and meeting venues such as NSGW Hall, Willow Hall, Odd Fellows, and Natrose Sons' Hall. It also covers the Eden Congregational Church, Mor Church, Catholic Church, Thirsty Fal Church, and First Presbyterian Church with service times and brief notes on Sunday School and prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societe Alameda Excamevest
Feen
Isenad
Timurmfays
Louis Jacobean
C. P. Charlee Prange
Sycamore Lodge
Loo
Gam Madseu
NG IF
K Brunner
Hayward
Tallett
Auntte Mast
Han Loreury
Hall of Wy
Honey Matha
LPL
Natrse Sons
Mull Exer
J‘ Stanton
Morgan
Chence BePonnell
Wm. Zambrdeky
Ferdinand Strobel
WG Maprix
Hayward Court
Walter Meyera
Chiul Ranger
Hours Rockiana
Ypreee Camp
Woodman of the World
Jini
A. Sidavy Joucy
Consal
Po W. Whibart
U of Maywardy
Mee
Kunsells
al Jedies
Gor Abadis
Irelant
Hield
Seo'y
Smres
Anna Oberuuller
Eden Congregational Church
Iimma
MOR
Kay
Altreit J. Case
Gatholig
Father Sally
Snd Peare Avenue
Hiv
J. Fenton Smith
Wrehy Tran
First Presbyterian Church
Telegraphic Resume Highlights From Across the Country
A wide range of items spans global and domestic events. Baritone Signor Giuceppo de Puente dies in Philadelphia at age 60. A Georgetown dispatch reports a steamship convoy disaster in the Potaro River area with forty lives lost. Queen Victoria’s birthday greetings are sent to the U S State Department. Durban reports a bubonic plague outbreak with troop concerns. India famine conditions and lingering rainfall effects are noted in Parliament. Hugo grandchildren marital drama and related court decrees surface. Ambassador White in Berlin to protest potential American meat legislation. The anti cannteen debate surfaces in the Senate with military authorities backing the measure. Rutgers College benefited from Mahlon C Martin's bequest, altering planned gifts. Senate Military Affairs shifts and cadet appointment limits are discussed. South African delegation Fischer, Wessels, and Walmarans decline many invitations in the U S, planning to visit Baltimore, Philadelphia, Providence, and Hartford before touring the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Giuceppo de Puente
Philadelphia
Georgetown
United States
South Africa
Durban
Honse of Commons
India
George Hamilton
Victor Hugo
Georges
Jeanne
M. Dandet
M. Charcot
Hugo
Menard Dorian
Embaccador White
Berlin
Foreign Office
State Department
Becauce
War Department
Wurhee
New Jersey
Rutger's College
Mahlon C. Martin
New Brunswick
Senate
Military Academy
Proclamation Polls Boers on Fight or Peace
A dispatch reports President Krueger issuing a proclamation asking Transvaal burghers to decide whether to continue resistance or seek peace. He promises they may quit with the chance to keep farms, while Boer leadership, per Lord Roberts, signals intent to endure. Correspondents note 10,000 freemen in Boer ranks, though details are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Teeees
Provident Krueger
Krueger
Ramort
Lord Roberts
London
Labor Laws Urged by Commission Report to Congress
Washington dispatch details Anilvetriat Commission urging unified state led labor reforms. Proposes child labor bans, standard working hours in factories and mines, prohibition for under 18 telegraph operators, color blindness exams for engineers, and cash instead of goods payments. Recommends a federal labor code and stricter employer liability to curb abuses in injunctions and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anilvetriat Commission
Washington
Liduetriat
Congeway
Legishitares
Congress
Megnor
Equity
Plans for defense of Manchuria and Boxer turmoil unfold
A plan to fortify six posts for Manchuria defense is outlined with General Sacharoff to lead eight Rosen officers to the region. Boxers in Peking attract high Manchu followers while diplomatic efforts and demands for suppression intensify. Separate reports note funeral and aging woman wandering toward hospital, a San Pedro breakwater contract awarded to California Construction Company for 2,373,000 after original contractor failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Sacharoff
Jussi
Wilh Ttark
Manchersy
Rosen
Japan
Shanghan
Peking
J. Necolova
China
Fakas
Provinse
San Pedi
Washington
Secretary of War
San Pedro
California Construction Company
Paquire- Ixcents
Water and Forest Association Advances Irrigation Plan Efforts
The Cat Hornig Water and Forest Association met at the Palace Hotel with advisory and executive committees. President William Thomas reported strong funding progress, noting 10,300 pounds from 40 subscriptions and liberal support from Government Geological Survey and Agriculture departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
von ci
Cat- Hornig
Palace Hotel
William Thomas
Geologiaa Sureau
Department of Ageinultuee
Kings
San Joaquin
Las Vinay
Yuba
Sacramento Valley
Teptral
California
Agricultural Department
Geological Survey
B. F. Adams
Elgood Mead
Department of Agriculture
J Lippincott
Adams
HS. Pillsbury
Supremiar
Matedyn Manson
Take ‘Tahoe
Lake Tahoe
Triedlander
Tahoe Reserve
General Green
Land Department
Lippincott
Division of Lands
Forest and Water Association
Frank J. Symiez
Alaskan Wild Fowl Protection Amendment Advances
Washington report notes an amendment to the Macha bill prohibiting the taking of wild fowl within Alaska district limits. Penalty includes 500 fine and up to six months imprisonment. The measure aims to aid sportsmen across Pacific Coast states amid concerns over poaching at breeding grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Metcalf
Wiweler
Kentucky
Lacey
Lena
Henes
Macha
Alakt
Pacific Coast
Petra
Natous
Countess of Warwick and Chamberlains Edge in London Talk
A World cable from New York reports Countess of Warwick and Chamberlain exchanging compliments at Temple Gardens. The Countess pressed for views on South Africa. Chamberlain offered careful, cautious replies. The exchange astonished Kelty and sparked curiosity about political sensitivities. Meanwhile reports from Chihuabus, Mexico say Topolotampa renamed Tort Stilwell to honor railway president A. E Stilwell. Riots flare in Slolb, Peramia, with cavalry deployed. Parliament debates meat production policy affecting large department stores as part of a broader economic shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Warwick
Chamberts
New York
London
Chamberlain
Temple Gardens
South Africa
Chitaco
Chihuabus
Mexico
Sara
Congress of Mexico
Trax
A. E. Stiltsreil
Kansas City, Mexico
Ohent Railway Coropany
Kansas City
Port Stilwell
America Intervenes Over Boxer Uprising in China
A Washington dispatch reports the State Department aims to prompt suppression of the Boxer movement in the province near Peking. Conger will act independently after warning Teanglimen about protecting Americans and missions. The Boxers, once gymnastic youths, now wield strong political power with imperial sympathy, threatening Christians and women. If Europe acts decisively, the U S may send marines and jackies to Peking and missions to safeguard citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Conger
United States
Munster
Be’ King
State Department
Peking
Teang li
Yemen
Gymmanetic Agecitation
China
Survey of San Diego Harbor for naval coaling station
Government orders direct Captain Field and Ranger crew to survey San Diego Bay to assess site suitability for a naval coaling station and to advise on necessary land and water depths. Work runs about two weeks, with charting of the west coast of Mexico nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
San Diego
Perkins
Representative Needham
California
Captain Field
Mexico
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Duilding
Hayward, Cc
S. T. & C. R. Morgan
Nate Chem
Postoffice
Han Prentice
Gahlend
Dublin
Oakland
Ban Francisco
Francicip
Peancisco
Seat
San Brandes
Bayt Francisco
San Francisco
Baw
Cormroee
Jie
Fann
Hayward, Cal
Buckeye
Eder
E. W. Merwin
and Watkins Sts
Alameda County
Ont
Sess
Win Lemrener M
Nelerson
Merwinthes
W. Hager
Tory Cig
A Collins “Tresmurer
Aiers EL Fischer
Marshal
J. Tarcage
J. Dean
Castro Street
Ofo
Gates
Teaypone
Mary Print Annie
D, ™ Conner
Aiteroey
Arares
cas—Hasward
Alawoma Colsty
Cal
Alexander Aree
Batwari
Gibson
White Sewing Machine Co
Post Street
Corner
Brockton
Ban Fess
Cals
TRE Soer
Boerenvoys
Messrs. Fischer
Wessele
Walmrarans
Nany
Fatea
Europe
America
Baltimore
Phindephia
Providence
Jarton
Middle States
Wiang
Hiphway
Secanne
Marne
Alsace
Loganne
Paris
Meeting of Forest and Water Association
Caufornis
New Messeg
House
Rio Grande
el Paso
Tex
Stephens
Texas
Tau
Isting
Premine
Perlin
Slolb
Peramia
Prosia
Ball Wien
Survey OF
San Diego Harbor
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