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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
2
An OCR snippet lists scattered names and phrases from a local page, mentioning individuals and places such as Father Lalty, Sts. Massi, and AsteE AT. It references services, a Sunday Slow, and community events with unclear specifics, reflecting a damaged historical notice page.
A farm article discusses sheep management focusing on foot rot and care practices. It notes disease impact on weight, growth, and profitability, emphasizing breeding, nutrition, and timely treatment as key to maintaining flock health and value.
Fragmentary telegraph notes report various global events including population shifts in Roumania, unrest in Spain, a Nicaraguan commercial treaty, U S post office plans featuring General Lawton, Japan Hawaii medical inspection, and military logistics in the Philippines. figures and dates are uncertain due to garbled OCR text.
A damaged dispatch claims the Navy Department quashed rebellion chatter linked to a rumored national election. Cables from Sargent at Machias and others allegedly warned of unrest and foreign influence, with authorities denying organized movement near the railroad. Officials insist U.S. property remains secure and transit continues uninterrupted.
The General Land Office chief reports the fiscal year ended with 15,002,704 acres displaced from public domain and 4,702,360 acres of office land. Receipts rose by 2,108,110 while homestead entries surged to 1,160,624 more acres than any year since 1862. Alaska and unappropriated lands are noted, with patents on coastal rails totaling 2,170,804 acres.
Revenue agent return from Yukstat reports disorder among Bakolgtatives and other natives. Liquor brewing, polygamy, and fights with whites are described along with police efforts led by Judge Degraff and Governor Brady. Dutch medical efforts vaccinated Indians and urged restraint. several vessels and individuals involved in maritime incidents are noted.
Unclear reports describe retaliation by Turkey following an unnamed incident. The text provides no dates, locations, or parties involved beyond the wartime tone. Further details are missing or garbled.
An intriguing report from Blackwell's Isle claims a new treatment cures consumption. A team led by Dr. Frolick and colleagues tested a heated saline solution on patients in late stages, noting marked improvements in several cases. Controversy and skepticism surround the claims as officials weigh the method's safety and efficacy amid broader medical debate.
A censored wartime notice discusses German naval progress and the near completion of a major fleet. It outlines wireless communication advances, cites comparisons of naval expenditures, and notes expected milestones for new battleships and strategic capabilities.
A garbled OCR note discusses Amutticans and Peruvian mines with scattered names and places, hinting at a travel or mining topic. The readable fragments reference American figures and distant regions, but specifics are unclear. The item appears fragmentary and must be treated as a brief local record.
Fragmentary report recounts comrade Thiery and allies dying from hunger while stranded on the Ayiapuk river in Adak. It notes long suffering, a failed water intake, and the fate of others as relief efforts and movements toward Tolle City are described in a weary, historical tone.
Thirteen women work as tellers at Chicago’s Royal Trust Bank, among the city’s largest financial institutions. They are the only women tellers in the area and perform jobs traditionally held by men, including adding machine work and telephone duties. The article notes the bank’s first women tellers and describes their day’s routine and ambitions for advancement within the bank.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a national party, platform debates with Governor Tat, and Philippine related policy. Mentions secretary of the interior law, shipments to Manila, and various figures with dubious legibility. Overall, a partial political notice with unclear details and many unreadable segments.
The New York Sun reports a vast set of vestments valued at 82,000 dollars for St Patrick’s Cathedral. It includes fourteen chasubles and related items with gold embroidery. Dominican nuns in Eunt’s Valor spent a year weaving them. Archbishop Corrigan has worn them and other sets attract attention for artistry and rarity.
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