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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
3
An OCR fragment lists services at a local Presbyterian church with pastors G Wiarons and others. It mentions Sunday and Wednesday meetings, a church on a street unnamed, and a timetable around December to May with references to sermons and ceremonies.
The article discusses poultry care, advocating careful feeding, clean water, and timely refrigeration for sick birds and warns against excessive attempts to recover unhealthy fowls. It also critiques automotives, noting limitations compared to horses. The Practical Age stresses feeding for egg production and the impact of parent health on offspring viability.
A sprawling telegraphic resume reports Russia and other powers addressing the Sultan over Macedonian disorders while Senate committees resist retiring chairmen and advance measures on naval, Indian, and public buildings appropriations. It notes a Paris publication on Wilde and the SS Commission’s commerce report, plus smallpox among Cocopah and brewing industry tensions in Los Angeles.
A London Herald dispatch suggests King Edward may create Colonel George Fitz-George, son of the Duke of Cambridge, a peer before the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York sail for Australia. The report notes pending royal recognitions, including Mrs. Fitz-George, and portrays royal sensitivity over perceived marital slights while hinting at long-anticipated elevation for the son after thirty-five years in the army and service with Napier and the Prince of Wales.
The Marquis of dead orl's betrothal to Rose, daughter of a shopkeeper, amid fierce opposition from his mother. The engagement, marked by a Savoy Hotel supper and a coral diamond necklace worth 3500, faced delays over religious and social objections. Separately, U S policy moves in China reduce General Chaffee’s force as reassessed troop counts are sent to the Ninth Infantry and other units.
New York police report a conspiracy to bomb Montevideo embankments involving Madina Coviree and Donati. Prisoners initially denied knowledge, then confessed after pressure from detectives. A man named Lavecghig alleged ties to a plan to dynamite beneath a terminal airfield. Brazilian authorities detained the suspect as Genoa and Tulipa authorities confirm arrest.
Fragmentary financial update shows mixed figures and unclear terms. Mentions February totals, expenditures, and possible classifications, but many words are garbled making specifics unreliable. Key entities such as organization names or exact sums are not clearly identifiable.
A garbled passage references a legal or land claim during a wartime period with Indians. The text hints at a court or official action, possible “pendency of war” and claims of degradation or precedence. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
The Treasury Bureau of Statistics reports that as of January 1901 total U S exports rose over 100 million, yet exports to China fell sharply and overall shipments to Asia and the Pacific show significant declines. Cotton cloth legs, hardware, and tobacco products led reductions, while Hawaiian trade volumes dropped due to isolation from U S markets. Japan and China again drive the downturn, with notable decreases in raw cotton exports and limited freight options across ports.
Fragmentary text notes Adstral Sehlesy Wash and Barrett Cromwell tied to Marte operations. Mentions test in Reaar den Mant, South Atlantic station, Atlanzal Spha, and Addviral Schley with possible duties. Indicates retirement next October and awaiting board or waiting orders.
Fragmented report from Dawson describes a stampede linked to a Klondike coal find near Rock Creek and below. It mentions coal quality, mobilization to market, and Alaska Exploration Company plans. Also cited are alleged abuses involving women, with authorities accused of lax action and corruption.
Norma Whalley recalls a tense confrontation at a New York theater after a young man harassed her during a concert. Detective Frederick Kelly intervened, removing a suspect, and Miss Whalley refused to press charges while critics noted tense, fragmented reports from London and Berlin regarding ministers and German diplomacy.
A dated essay explains why the last portion of milk from a cow tends to be richer in cream. It details the anatomy of milk cavities, the movement of fat globules, and the friction within milk tubes that concentrates cream in the trailing milk. The piece references breeds like Jersey and Guernsey and cautions on milking technique to avoid reducing quality.
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