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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
1
Local notices describe Harwaxes Coen No 78 and related officials, with meetings and services listed by church and time. The document lists pastors, trustees, and Sunday school schedules, church locations, and weekly service times, including Friday prayer and Sunday services.
Miss Helen Long daughter of Secretary Long died in Washington D C after pulmonary illness first noted during her father’s term in the Cabinet. She studied in Massachusetts and Europe, spoke French and German, entertained diplomats, and served during the Spanish American War at a hospital in Brooklyn as a voluntary nurse. She traveled from Colorado Springs to return home two weeks before her death.
Washington reports a new canal treaty between the United States and Great Britain. The agreement abolishes the Clayton-Bulwer pact, creates a neutral Isthmian canal under U S control, and guarantees neutrality in time of war without inviting other European powers to participate. President Hoover approves the draft, to be presented to Congress in the coming session.
Sir Thomas Lipton expressed disappointment after his defeat in the Erin race near Philadelphia. He praised the winner and thanked the regatta officials for fair conduct. Tears showed as Lipton recalled his hard work and the country’s good wishes.
Wolmarans reports the former Transvaal president Paul Kruger is physically and mentally weakening at Uilveraum. He shows slow decision making and irritability over health questions. He refuses to leave Holland as winter approaches, and a supportive Boer notes his hatred of Great Britain keeps him going.
New York reports President Roosevelt will choose officeholders from merit rather than party loyalty. In the North he favors Republicans unless a strong Democrat is best, while in the South he will consult Southern Democrats to avoid rewarding reformers seeking to replace him. Roosevelt seeks capable material over simple party affiliation.
A Russian government report indicates Siberia could open to American mining soon. A government representative, D. Vo Evanoll, traveled from Seattle to meet Governor General Gradekof to relay findings from Siberia. He visited the coast and northern districts, noting rich deposits and potential early mining prospects if the region is opened to Americans.
Practical tips for poultry and dairy farmers cover poultry house design, window placement, roost ease, and feather use. Advice includes fall calving advantages, feeding with green bone, and the value of a well raised cow. The piece also notes a major California gold property deal involving a London syndicate and prominent Pasadena and Los Angeles figures.
Marquis Ibe greets President Roosevelt reception with warmth while planning a Washington visit to call on the President. Military and Navy orders list Second Lieutenants assigned to various units in Philippines China and observers, with transfers and resignations noted.
War of the Western beet sugar companies erupts as American Sugar Refining cuts price to 34 cents per pound. Industry experts note profits remain, while beet growers lose sales. A second article notes whale remains found ashore on the Lancashire coast and at Peterhead, with drifted carcasses used for ornament. A coroner's inquiry in England reports a man has consumed alcohol for ten years.
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