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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
3
The town announces church services at Grace and Beare Avenue and other venues. Services include Sabbath worship, Sunday morning meetings, and a pastor-led session. Rev. We pray and conduct services. Town officials list trustees and contact details for the congregations.
Pendleton County Kentucky gardener Harry Wallace asks for remedies for wire worm infestations. Practical Farmer cites worm life cycle and feeding habits, recommends green-sowing corn as a trap and burying sliced potatoes to trap and destroy worms, warns against unsafe poisons.
Random paragraphs recount international intrigues with mentions of Afghanistan Germany Russia France and the US alongside local items about oil in Texas Salt Lake City housing and naval appointments. Notable names include Richard Redhead Brigham Young Amelia Young and Admiral Setley, with scattered notes on taxes stamps and a London royal household update.
A capitalist consortium plans a standard gauge railroad from the Sacrament o river to the Bully Hill mines near Kennett. The line, twelve miles, will connect with the Southern Pacific and power supplied by Shasta Electric. Survey crews arrive soon, contracts to build set within ninety days, promising mining and iron deposits access to tide water.
A letter from M de Giers to the powers advocates a conjoint government guarantee for a China loan to fund indemnities. It argues a £75,000,000 loan at 1 percent could cover £80 to £85 million demands, and that reducing indemnities would lower needed borrowing, highlighting Russia’s aim to shift burden to foreign trade.
The Geological Survey chief reports that about one third of Canada remains practically unknown, with 950,000 miles of encircling territory and only 45,000 square miles fully mapped for practical purposes. The eastern interior of the Labrador peninsula is largely unsettled, and rail development is expected to push into these areas within five years, unlocking vast mineral wealth and dense forests.
Reported chaos spreads as three dozen villages rebel in Silbhat district with multiple injuries and at least one death amid ongoing clashes. Hospitals report numerous casualties and authorities vow to restore order.
Northern Pacific engineers plan a 28 mile extension northward from Whatcom to Wickerman on the Bustle division, with $40,000 in rough country work and 650 men at $2 daily. Depots at Whatcom and Fairhaven, scarce payments, and terminal aim on Bellingham Bay, competing with Great Northern and Canadian Pacific routes.
Reports from Los Angeles describe meetings forming the Los Angeles Oil Producers' Association to market local oil at better figures. Incorporators include Dr. We fami L G Marker W U1 Allen S Dera C Mt Daggett and others. capital stock of 2000 shares to be issued with one per pumping well. The article also notes a U.S. Army reduction in the Philippines to 40000 and expected shifts of volunteers to regulars by June.
A visitor recounts Strand Lane in busy London hiding a preserved Roman bath. A vaulted chamber, sixteen by nine feet, holds a two thousand year old bath fed by a spring and linked to the Thames. A guide notes Roman origins amid modern life while a nearby nurse story accompanies it with a Hampshire trout tale of compassionate fish.
The Boiler Makers and Shipbuilders Society notes a 100000 ton decline in ships launched over the past year and rising use of electrical labor-saving devices. The report mentions labor movements bringing 2000 workers, Hawaii island labor demand, and Guam natives potentially relocating under strained conditions.
The article critiques Mexican labor as cheap and unreliable, citing higher true costs including housing, supplies, and sickness, while contrasting with a noted dedication by Pietro Mascagni to his new poem The Mafia. It discusses wage figures, daily rates, and the social impact of labor migration and family economics.
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