Hayward Review Reflects Democratic Strife and Roosevelts Speech
In a pained column, Hayward summarizes factional tensions within the Democratic camp, noting Bryan’s rebuke of Cleveland and Hill, and praising Roosevelt’s Yale address applauding Taft Woodrow and Roosevelt for integrity. The piece mocks party harmony while predicting railroad progress and better depot connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden Club
New York
Cleveland
Hill
Heavenly
Pall
W. J. Bryan
Fnally
Henry Watterson
Democratic Hosts, Shied Inecastor Up the Nog and Tipped Elevelang
Jefferson
Battle of Chamberlain's Coke Remedy Ad
A fragmented 19th century ad urges families to buy a cholera and diarrhea remedy labeled as the antidote for bowel complaints for both children and adults. It claims wide availability and promotes travel to town for purchase during harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sorem
Admirable mission of Miss Cameron at the Chinese Rescue Home
An American observer profiles Miss Cameron, head of the Chinese Rescue Home in San Francisco, praising seven years of reclamation work. The piece details raids to rescue enslaved girls, the warmth of home life, and successful marriages arranged for the rescued women, with notes on dangers and opposition faced from Chinese communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Guss
Mae DM Cameron
Chinese Rescue Hone
San Francisco
Aun
Chinatema
Shy
Elefret
California
Miew Cameron
Clave
Pye
Luni
China
Jehildren
Cqnree
Dena
Chinatown
Department of Police
Fortor
Ters
The Lady and the Gopher and Other Local Snippets
A humorous local note recounts high school girls befriending a shy gopher, feeding it cherries near its hole, and wondering how the animal will fare during vacation. The piece weaves in a travel ad and a shopper’s column, plus a testimonial about Chamberlain’s remedies and a wheel advertisement from Neosho Street merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gopher
Bids Sought for San Lorenzo School Buildings Project
San Lorenzo School District Board invites sealed bids for the entire set of old school buildings on the San Lorenzo School lot except the primary grade unit. Bids will be opened June 2 at the school house. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
San Lorenzo
Board of Trusteea
H. W. Mae E
Pennine A.G. Rowests
Board of Trustees
San Lorenzo School District
Yellowstone National Park by Union Pacific Rail and Stage Co
A faded notice touts Yellowstone National Park as a premier American destination. It highlights easy access via Union Pacific and the Monida and Yellowstone Stage Company routes, with side trips from Ogden Utah or Pocatello Idaho. The ad promises ticket options including one way and round trips, in various classes, sold at Denver and Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Patiff
Yellowatone National Park
Monida
Concord
Monida & Yellowstone Stage Company
Park
Ogden
Utah
Pocatello
Idaho
Monids
Monids & Yellowstone, Stage Co
Denver
Chey
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Hayward Review
R. Morgan
Roosevelt
Yale
Taft
Wood
Hastard
Southern Pacific
Rade
Orm
Fevforees
Keid
Baking
Miss Cameron
Ames
Presbyterian Rescue Home
jGameron
Hugh Tens
The
Lady and the Gopher
Reds
Oregon
Worhington
British Columbia
Washington
Spat
George Schaub
New Lebanon
Dayton Volkszeitung
Morgan & Wright
C. Dale
Barnes Wheels
Castro Street
B. Hayward
W. E. Boeworth
LaFayette
Als
Sele
H J.strickfaden
World-Herald
Fairhaven
Yerowsteee National Park
Tom Moore
Pont Auhual
van Dyke
Jane Sreelsed
Wolf Payer
WM. S. Clarke
Atward, Cal
Maa Eden Market
Centre Street
Bayward
Woudne & Pessled, Prom
Vaneign
Rervat
Weer Fey
Lalimnthal
Precident
Pawhum
Bank OF Haywards
Moke
Paul V. Garin
Califorote
Hotel Cooper
Electre
Part
J. GC. Burns
Prop'r
J.P. Maxwell
Oakland
Kaseaul
General Sporting Guide
Martin Brothers’ Cyclery
Columbia
Tribune
Castro St
L. Newmark
Merchant Tailor Estheet
Corwin
Branchea
Cmurssye
Matra
G.H. Armes Photo Supplies
Fourteenth Street
Usher
Cal
Entelope
F. A. Weck Co
Fan Francisos
Hayward Drug Store
Odd Fellows Block
Ant
Mayer
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