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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
4
The Southern Pacific timetable lists trains to San Francisco San Jose Livermore Niles and Sacramento with departures from San Francisco at 6 88 pm and 1 07 pm for Niles and San Jose. The 1 07 p m train for Niles and San Jose is withdrawn and the 1 42 pm for San Trane cineca is canceled.
The Oakland San Leandro and Hayward Electric Railway announces frequent passenger departures from the Club House starting at 6:00 AM with half hour and 30 minute intervals through noon and afternoon runs continuing until after 7:00 PM. Service to San Francisco connects at Webster Street and prints on Sundays at the Hayward Club House around 7:00 AM.
Friday notes from Garreleon's with church services and meetings May 3 includes Congregational and Catholic notices. Local business moves include Garreltan’s retirement sale and J. H. Schneder’s illness, plus town socials, dance plans, picnics, and theatre events amid a flurry of minor updates on residents.
Rev Mr Miller of San Leandro, well known here, was ordained as a minister last night. Hayward friends attended the ceremony, with photos of the town's notable residents featured in last week's Pacific-Skan dina issue. The Danish writeups cover portraits, with captions relying on Danish text. Gesh values paid for baiter and cage at Peepie's Cash Store.
The Jatusl Barbers Union advocates front ranks for robed elties amid ongoing formation. Rain provisions impose eight o clock closing on weekdays and twelve on Sundays. President McKinley to visit San Francisco next week with Cabinet members, while Postmaster General Smith travels. J. O. Jorwin requests apartments for Mr Smith and a large supply of rose flowers. Y M B Club meets, by laws changed, membership cap raised to 500, and committee discusses an assessment for furnishings.
An evening event under Um Taylard W Gt's auspices features an oratorical contest at the Presbyterian Church with a silver medal prize. Judges will select the winner from speakers including Joseph DeMerritt and Lawrence Everett, plus a female quartet of Teeek Machado Morsil and Marfield. The program includes The New Declaration of Independence and The American Creed, with entries from Miss Laster Nible and Miss Ruetts Lynch, among others.
A San Francisco style dispatch notes a union meeting in Hayward over a carpenters and dyiners contract let to Veitch of Oakland. If a breach is not formed work bans threaten local carpenters, with possible fees and a new meeting planned for Sunday morning at Luca's Halam Owine to finalize formation.
Citizens attend a Town Hall meeting to discuss a new fire bell and city improvements. Debate covers water pressure on Castro Street, hydrants, and proposed town hall plans with a library, court, and vault. The board votes to refer the fire and water issue to committee and to ratify actions from a special meeting.
A town meeting discussion on welfare and lasting improvements, urging action by the lone attorney to obtain full information on the proper procedure. The list of bills and names from local officials and businesses follows, reflecting the era’s civic concerns and potential developments.
On Wednesday a crew of seventy five under contractor M Veitch started construction at the sanitery plant. The project aims to handle the first cherry season with upgraded facilities and improved hydrant coverage. Five hydrants will be installed at the garage and three by Thetoma while two more are funded separately. The work moves ahead with independent, energetic effort to enhance safety and service.
Fire department officials and town leaders gathered at the Navyward Hotel for a Lent supper hosted by Mrs. Keley. Members from the Fire Department, including Commissioner Geary and Captain Hanage, attended with about thirty five residents present. The event honored past service and supported the town’s fire safety efforts with a festive, communal tone.
An OCR fragment touts Lane's All Drug and Lane's Family Medicine as pleasant herb based tonics. Claims include stomach relief and regular bowel movement. Mentions price points five or six cents and a free sample offer with address to Le Roy New York.
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