Meade sails as Otis saluted in Manila farewell
United States transport Meade sails from Manila at 5 pm carrying Major General Otis and two aides. Warships fire a major general's salute as Otis prepares to return to the United States and reach San Francisco by June 1. Colonel Hardin's expedition lands troops on Marindique while fighting is limited.
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San Francisco
Manila
United States
Meade
Otis
MacArthur
Supreme Court
Hardin
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Marandique
Masbhete
California Jockey Club Bars Willie Martin After Turn Scandal
San Francisco May 5 The board of stewards of the California Jockey Club ruled Willie Martin off the turf. The former jockeys name was tied to the recent turn scandal and he announced he would not be a candidate for any nomination.
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Stewarts
California Jockey Club
Willie Martin
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New Cotton Mills and Expansions Reported Across South
The Manufacturers' Record notes continued cotton movement growth with Southern mills securing about 35 percent of American takings. Plans include Exchange Manufacturing in Macon Georgia with 10,000 spindles and 500 looms, Woodsite mill at Gainesville for 10,000 spindles, Eatonton mill with 6,000 spindles and 100 looms, and new plants at Williamston South Carolina and Knoxville Tennessee. Enlarge ments are also planned at Cabarrus North Carolina Albemarle and several knitting mills in South Carolina and Virginia.
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Baltimore
Great Britain
Southern Mills
Exchange Manufacturing Company
Macon
Woodsite
Gainesville
Middle Georgia Cottonmills
Eatonton
Williamston
S. C
Te Cabarrus Cotton Mills
Concord
N. C
Efird Manufacturing Company
Albemarle
Knoxville Cotton Mills
Knoxville
Tenn
Orangeburg
8. C
Williamsburg Knitting Mills
Williamsburg
Farmville
Culton trial testimony and gubernatorial action on fights
In Frankfort on May 5 Wharton Golden added to his former testimony about Culton claiming the killer of Goebel was very drunk. Powers allegedly advised starting an argument at the capitol hotel to kill Goebel and Taylor would pardon the assassin. Gov Barnes blocked a planned prize fight in Enid and urged Garfield county officers to stop participants. In Ohio frost and fruit damage reported with ice forming locally. Senator Pritchitt of North Carolina says he will not seek the Senate seat.
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Luneta
Frankfort
Culton
Wharton Golden
Goebel
Caleb Powers
Capitol Hotel
Powers
Taylor
Guthrie
O. T
Enid
Barnes
Garfield County
Divine healers banned by post office crackdown in Missouri
Washington reports the post office will issue a general ban on divine healers after a month of evidence. Weltner of the American School of Magnetic Healing in Nevada, Missouri, faces fraud concerns for treating patients posthumously. Officials plan a May 12 hearing on the matter. St Louis covers Admiral Dewey’s St Louis visit ending with a parade and meetings. Honolulu notes a May 15 convention to organize Hawaii’s Republican party amid possible native and royalist divisions.
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Postoffice Department
Nevada
Weltner
8S. A. Weltner
American School of Magnetic Healing
St. Louis
Honolulu
Republican Party of
Territory of Hawaii
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Lican National Convesttion
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North Carolina
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Economist
Bryan Iracery LLC
Tom A. Searcy
Dewey
Hawaii
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Jamee Drug Store
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