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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
3
Local church notices list services and Sunday school times for multiple congregations. Names of pastors and church officials appear alongside service hours. The town directory portion records clergy roles and municipal positions.
Fragmented dispatches describe wool market notes and sheep care advice, stressing balanced rations for strong lambs and safe housing. Mixed items cover naval orders, travel, and aVaried Telegraphic Resume reporting military moves, theater bookings, and shipping developments.
Researchers compared Hathcock teat and scales with the Babcock method to measure butter fat in milk. Seventeen gallons were mixed, samples showed 4 percent butter fat, and after separation and churning the yield weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces. The Babcock estimate would be 5 pounds 6 ounces butter fat, indicating a close match to actual market butter yield.
Washington Suretare Rosthart announced promotions for all second lieutenants of cavalry who were ending Fox on July 20 and for second lieutenants of infantry who were at the date of the 1900 volunteer army organization, with half at once promoted to First Lieutenant.
The New Rockefeller Institute of Medicine will start a nationwide science effort in American laboratories at Columbia Harvard Michigan Pennsylvania Johns Hopkins McGill and New York City Health Department. A $200000 endowment funds work supervised by directors but performed by physicians across sites. The project targets bacteriological studies of the nation’s milk supply and aims to begin within days.
A New York Sun report suggests Southern Pacific will join the Gould system while Central Pacific remains with Union Pacific under Harriman. Interlocking factions on the Northern Pacific reach an unsettled accord with no pact terms announced yet, ending a notable Wall Street battle.
Cable dispatch reports the transport Logan carrying two battalions of the Thirty-eighth Volunteer Infantry sailed from Manila for San Francisco via Nakon. Efforts to land volunteers before the volunteer army dissolves are unlikely. Paymasters will meet troops on arrival to settle payments. muster out is planned upon reaching San Francisco. Congress may address extra service pay if mustered out after June 30.
A World correspondent notes Americans seek work in London amid an overstocked market and dwindling opportunities. Representatives report continued difficulty in securing employment for American workers abroad and warn of limited prospects at the late market.
Washington observers say liberal Navy appropriations cause extended contract timelines for 31 torpedo boats and destroyers. Delays, now in year three, push completion beyond original dates, fueling critics ahead of the next defense bill debate in the Senate and House.
A surge of experienced railroad men from Eastern lines fills key posts as White Pass and other lines modernize. I. Francis Lee arrives as traffic manager at Canadian Pacific Chicago. A. H. Newell named vice president and general manager with July start, succeeding long-time Lake Shore and Michigan Southern officials.
An editorial in the New York Chamber of Commerce notes British employers and workers should visit the United States to study American business methods. It argues Anglo American cooperation is essential and dismisses British plans to counter American influence as idle. The piece discusses the transatlantic commercial ties and the need for mutual understanding.
The article notes Minister Loumin's admission that he will not seek reelection to Venezuela and mentions two teams dividing the decision. Leymis ends in ill health at his union, while the President contemplates expulsion of a teen from Venrmela for execution-related orders. Monniac travels to Europe to recuperate and may receive another diplomatic post in a future scenario.
Conservative delegates say Washington would accept the Platt amendment and the convention’s report was altered at the last moment to fit that aim. They blame miscommunication over Governor-General Wood and Secretary Root explanations and doubt the convention will reopen the issue. General Wood says he did not expect those explanations to be part of the acceptance.
Reports from Washington and Idaho indicate a record year with yields near 30,000,000 bushels. Favorable moisture and rains have kept spring grain in excellent condition while new settlers boost production in Walla Walla County. Wheat receipts at Tacoma are rising toward 40,600,000 bushels as the season advances.
Interior officials order General Merriam to use troops to remove 1000+ intruders on Kiowa lands in the Wichita mountains Oklahoma amid mineral rights disputes. Secretary Hitchcock warns no rights exist for squatters and eviction will be prompt. Also reports Hong Kong epidemic and cotton crop conditions with a 27.25 million acre planted area up 3 percent and a June average condition around 31.5.
The column discusses self-sterility in apple and pear trees, wind and insect pollination, and tips to plant diverse varieties for cross pollination. It covers pruning and fertilization, bloom challenges from rain and frost, and notes the value of mixed orchards. It also opines on poultry as a productive farm enterprise, citing Cornell and Prof Gilbert on year-round revenue, manure use, insect control, and family labor benefits.
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