Fragmented Hayward column critiques and notices of the time
A sprawling, pointillist recitation of diverse items ranges from medical and labor commentary to political and religious reflections. It notes a 60-year-old William Osler repudiating past fame, wage concerns for brokers clerks, considerable embezzlement talk, and a panoply of curiosities about law, royalty, suffrage, and global affairs. It surveys Manila and Philippine loyalty, German chancellery jokes, and shifts in church doctrine and sociology, ending with debates on theological fidelity and denominational unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Forbes
Govarnor
Othir
Rome
Great Britain
Philippines
New York University
John Calvin
Jonathan Edwards
New York
Httle
Fragmented Seaside Learnings and Incomplete Notes
A garbled article fragment discusses states of matter, flow in solids, and mechanical processes like wire drawing and lathe work. It references Coslar's Magazine, sewing or wet cloth methods, and a female crest decoration, then shifts to manners in offices. The text is incomplete and reads as a miscellaneous clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosaler's
California Remembers Harriman as Railroads’ Architect
A long tribute recalls Edward A. Harriman’s influence on California development. It credits his planning of key routes like the Bay Shore and Lucía cut, the Humboldt river tunnel, and the Southern Pacific, plus relief aid after 1906. The Pacific Mail and San Francisco growth are noted, with a ceremonial railroad shutdown at 3 20 p m as a mark of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Edward A. Harriman
Harriman
Salt Lake
Sevten
Sea
Bay Shore
Charton
Matehs
Iifornia
Kriman
Tarriman
Union Pacific
Pacific Seaboard
Fornia
Khew
Southern Pacific
Sparks
Nev
Weed
Klamath Falls
Seattle
Southern Park
Steeler
Mojave
Lucia
Los Angeles
Humboldt River
Iryndon
New
San Francisco
Dumbarton
Hardman
Bis
Marriman
Pacific Mail
Japan
United States
Heidquarters
New York City
Welock
New York
Arden
Equalizers Fix Lowest Tax Rate in History of State
The State Board of Equalization set California’s tax rate at 4.64 cents, a drop from last year, funded by county assessments and a railroad tax. Thirty-one counties were examined, fourteen approved increases, with totals showing state assessments at about 2.317 million dollars after adjusting for delinquencies. Funds allocated across General, School, High School, and Sinking accounts determine the year’s rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
State Board of Equalization
California
Coun
Scoodl
Alameda
Fresno
Buhodsri 'Kera Sr.italid
Trail Azings
Los Angeles
Monterey
Orange
Silverside A
Betsna
San Bernamino
San Francisco
San Joaquin
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara
Santa Cruz
Stanislaus
Tulare
Maggi Ventura
State Universit
Mail Carriers Not to Be Food for Hungry Dogs
Washington post office adopts new rule protecting mail carriers from aggressive dogs. Carriers must call at residences with dangerous dogs and may avoid delivering mail to properties where dogs are at large. The regulation sets guidelines for owner responsibility and carrier safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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Hayward Review
Hayward
Alameda County
William Osler
Abdul Namid
Mevica
Edward
Tupa
N.J
Soullern
Arizona
Jay
Bomebory
J. Pierpont Morgan
King Eaward
Mr. Afargan
Germany
Hegin
Ault
Kaiser Wilhelm
AL Ft
Dean Hook
Sunior
Hook
Winchester Streol
Chicago
Tacife
Jane
Ron
Fitton
America
Nestor
Younreheallern
Pallipaine Co
Sepsersa Haen
Preroznilye
E. H. Harriman
WW. Meag President
J. B. Pansons
Haywards Bank OF Savings
Bank OF Haywards
Oakland
How. Mber
Parsons
Caabler
Smith Bros
Thirteenth Street
Suburban Electric Light Co
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