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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
3
The text discusses proper care for hogs including warm dry shelter, milk and slop nutrition, and the importance of abundant milk for piglets. It warns against sleeping in damp bedding, advises adding oil meal to slop, and suggests mated feeding prior to farrowing. It notes hogs as a quick path to profit when properly managed.
A fragmentary report notes the death of Queen Victorm causing the cup race to be postponed this year. It mentions new star discoveries by De Ld Andercon in Edinburgh, various scientific and political notes, and a mix of unrelated items on agriculture, finance, and public works.
A garbled report describes widespread hunger in Russia, with mentions of famine driven by grain shortages and state controls. It notes rising mortality, political tension, and societal strain as winter danger worsens food access and distribution.
A preliminary report on irrigation investigations in California during 1900 outlines work by the Department of Agriculture in cooperation with the State Board of Irrigation and Water Supply. It lists staff, areas studied, and key conclusions aimed at defining water rights, unappropriated waters, state ownership, and a coordinated administrative system for equitable water distribution.
The account tells of Matthew Joy a former United States Army builder who died in an Alaskan snowbound episode near Rodusin Bay after a cave-in and a desperate struggle. His companion a dog and two others endured a harsh night as rescue efforts unfolded. The tale ends with delayed arrival of aid and relief for survivors.
In a high level council session a plan was discussed to amend the country’s approach to Mintinlings and related actions. The debate centered on executive powers and potential reversals by Secretary to the Government of India and the judiciary’s role in adjudicating the timing of any new measures.
The House debates the war in Africa with figures on Boer strength and losses. A timeline of orders, Allied command changes, and criticisms follows, including references to Major General Cossilly, General Colville, and Lord Roberts. Estimates of Boer prisoners, bond costs, and wartime finances are cited.
A chaotic, fragmentary report traces a coup attempt led by General Fernandes and allies of ex President Andrade. It cites widespread unrest across the interior, coastal towns under threat, British chartered ships destroyed, and a resulting humanitarian crisis with food shortages and mass displacements amid shifting loyalties and disputed spellings of regional names.
Mrs Nation faces charges over alleged stirring incident at a Topeka establishment. Judge Gabo rules against malicious destruction. Nation found not guilty of that charge. She plans political entry and to edit Smashers Mail, amid calls to nominate a city chief for the spring election. A delegation pressed Nation to consider city leadership, while supporters tout her citizenship and ties to Topeka.
Washington officials faced criticism from commercial interests over a contract to carry Alaskan mails to San Francisco and Seattle. An assistant postmaster general announced bids for routes from Seattle to Vancouver River and other points, with a Seattle firm later favored after evaluating proposals and dates.
The Daily May edition reports Senate action on a state health and safety measure related to San Trancelico waterfront development. Senator Dara Ill voices positions as labor officials and finance committees debate appropriations and court funding while the Witte-Tee framework faces potential passage or redraw.
Contested push to import Asiatic workers to fill farm jobs, as farmers fear shortages with white labor unavailability. Proponents urge immigration to sustain harvests while critics warn of cost, housing, and board, arguing for disciplined settlement of workers and fair labor practices across states and industries.
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