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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
3
A garbled OCR page lists church leaders and services across multiple denominations. It mentions Welsh, Fees, Welch, and various pastors and meetings. Several lines reference Sundays, monthly gatherings, and congregational leaders, with scattered names and locations.
A jumble of quips and quoted chatter from a late era column features mock interviews, slang, and snippets about fashion, theater, and daily life. Names, places, and random dialogues drift through a collage like a printed scrapbook.
President Roosevelt signs the national irrigation bill, backing Gila, Truckee and St Marys river projects. Interior Department to begin preliminary surveys. funds from public land sales will finance development, with revenue returned via future sales.
Fragmentary dispatches describe Col Baldwin warning American authorities against interfering with Mindanag governance. The text mentions Sultanates of Racelox and Massin and potential action before Mindanag’s permanent grace. Also reports a Chinese war vessel sinking after explosion offshore London dispatches note massive casualties onboard.
In London during judicial extents Rear Admiral Charles Jer esesford criticizes Admiralty deferencies and calls the whole Admiralty rotten. He cites declining efficiency, fears over reserves, and outside agitation lowering fleet strength. He notes armament gaps with the United States and France and recalls Sir William Verney Trincourt misjudgment of ammunition supplies.
A German report states Emperor Wilhelm II warns against excessive automobile use after banker Garon George von Bleichene dur dies in a crash near Cologne. The Kaiser notes cars threaten public safety but supports army adoption while public sentiment backs curbs on sport driving.
Salt Lake residents reported the kidnapping of Nels Anderson Jr., 9, son of merchant Andersens. The boy was accosted at his father’s home and a threatening note demanded ransom or death. Authorities launched a search, but no trace of the abductors or boy was found.
A violent clash near Middledhory results in multiple injuries and potential fatalities. Tim Parlin and another man were wounded in a dispute involving local gangs. Shackelford family members are believed killed. Charles D. Willey, a pioneer, died after a fall overboard while traveling from Africa to Saint Francis via the Bay Steamer.
Report from The Standard notes scattered reports from the grain region of Southern Russia. The dispatches describe the thick soil regime and ongoing grain production, with attention to conditions affecting agriculture and trade.
A digest of mishaps and events reports a Mexican woman killed near Lom Seles after a rain storm. An Arizona contractor Harry Vogt and two workers suffer injuries in a Los Angeles construction accident. A prominent journalist Robert Towne dies in Prescott at 85, after a long career in reporting and public service. A new four story brick block is planned in Los Angeles to aid missionary relief. construction costs cited. A rich yellow pine timber find near Sisson draws large activity for logging and potential sale. River conditions near One McLeans River ease as sandbar and dam work reduce hazards to fishing.
Retired naval officer William Bryant, once active in the Civil War era, dies in Los Angeles from heart enlargement after a notable career including service at Vicksburg and the Monitor Merrimac fight. A drowning incident near Guerneville claims seven year old Andrew Jewell. a Camp McCoy youth recovers his body. A Chinese laborer fatality occurs in Vietrin B C digging for piles at a fort construction site as earth collapses.
G Than Co s Weekly Review notes mixed signals in trade and production. Reports from the Far West and inferior regions show uncertainty in steel pig iron and coal markets while domestic activity edges forward. Outlook abroad remains favorable though consumer indicators falter and liquor trade comment ends oddly.
In Harner County a dispute at Burns Vista Stock Ranch led to a fatal duel. Daly shot and killed Jerry Robertons after a quarrel over a minor matter. Robertons died instantly. Daly was left wounded and died later. Robertons left three wives and two children in California.
A blaze swept the Kellogg Mill Company plant at Halland and deflected control, damaging the adjacent Stlinea Mill Company property. The total loss is estimated near six hundred thousand dollars. In a separate incident James Maguire, a long familiar figure in state care, hanged himself in jail after a spree.
Vancouver report notes a windy arrival of the City of Seattle with forty eight passengers aboard, details unclear due to fragmented OCR text and missing context.
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