Remond Grove Camp Mott-Smith Namesake to Train Friday
Colonel J W Tonwa notes Remond Grove bivouac ground namesake of Minister of Foreign Affairs and War. N G A L regiment will leave on a late evening train, drill at 6 30, band escort, depot march, band returns to town. Professor Borger will accompany band to Remond Grove on morning train. Col Coves declines change to preserve schedule. departure timing aims to avoid delays after morning train arrival.
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J. W. Tonwa
Remond Grove
Professor Borger
Romood Grove
Sherman claims nolle pros in Police Court case
The Bulletin reports B A Sherman saying Marshal Brown agreed to nolle pros the case in Police Court at 9 am Monday. Brown says Sherman was told to appear in Potion Court and will act then. Robinson’s claim is satisfied and no further action is planned. Sherman says Robinson gave written exoneration and bail is covered making him free.
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Marshal Brown
Nolle
Mr. Sherman
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Mer. Bherman
Cabinet Delays Decision on Sending Band Abroad
At yesterday's Cabinet session a motion opposed sending the band out of the country, with discussion preceding the rival railroad representatives. The matter was deferred until Monday as they consider whether to send the band to the Greater America Exposition in Omaha.
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Omaha
Knight of the Thistle Wins Great Jubilee Stake at Kempton
On the Kempton Park second day, Lord Wm Beresford's Knight of the Thistle ridden by Tod Sloan won the Great Jubilee Stake of 1500 sovereigns. Wylam, Captain Bowick's four year old chestnut filly by Symington out of Samaria, won the Hampton handicap of 210 sovereigns. Sloan was unhurt after Esmeralda threw him and could not be caught before start. He rode in the Jubilee stakes afterward.
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Symington
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Esmeralda
Emmeralda
Portes Court Notes Forenoon Session Highlights
About five minutes of Police Court business this forenoon. Most defendants pleaded guilty speeding up the docket. Willis Farrao received a three month suspended sentence for larceny in the second degree. Joe Joke had the charge in the second degree nolle pros'd. One case of drunkenness and two license issues were heard.
Cuban Outcry Shapes Island Crisis Claims
Savannah dispatch reports General Lauret condemns U.S. policy toward Cuba as ignorant of local conditions. He warns many lower classes may starve, notes Cuban harvests, strikes, and closures of industries. Mention of 25 million dollars sent to Cuban soldiers and disputed relief use, plus local labor, roads, and public works plans amid ongoing unrest.
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Watervliet Arsenal Command Changed in May Shuffle
Alfred Mondeoni of the Ordnance Department is relieved from Watervliet Arsenal New York and reassigned to Benicia Arsenal California. Colonel Lawrence J. Babbitt moves to United States Powder Depot Dover New Jersey to assume command.
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Ordnance Department
Watervliet Arsenal
Waterview
Benecia Arsenal
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Cali
Lawrence J. Babbitt
United States Powder Depot
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Tragic Fire Burns FiveYearOld In Kalihi Valley
A five year old boy died at a Kalihi Valley home after a fire started from matches left by a parent. The child suffered severe burns to the face and chest while playing near a gulch. The grandmother treated him with home remedies as authorities investigate with the Board of Health and Police.
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Ann
Pane
Wight
Thurday
Piney Torunrow
Howe
Rand Wother
Hin Soo
Board of Health
Chillingworth
Reynolde
Prominent Railroad Official Higginson Dies in Chicago
Charles M. Higginson, assistant to President Ripley of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, died today in Chicago. Higginson was a well known figure in railroad circles.
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Chicago
Charles M. Higginson
Ripley
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Higginson
Dredger Wil Start Work Monday On Wharf Project
The government dredger will resume operation Monday after a lengthy rental period. Crews are preparing the machinery today to ensure an early start, aiding the new wharf extension from the old lime kiln point along the wall.
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Kilu
Orpheum Presents Rehearsal in Farcical Stage Event
Complete program change at the Orpheum features Miss Glorive in beauty dances and the Godden Pole from Volcano Kilaues, with flowing lava effects. Ed Cunningham performs a serpentine contortion act as Misses Dale Ashley Graham Parcell and other artistes join the bill in a vivid onstage spectacle.
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Godden Pole
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Dale
Ashley
Graham and Parcell
Art Exhibition Open Tonight After Minor Accident
Mrs. A T Atkinson tripped at the art exhibition last night and fell on her face, injuring a knee. She rode home by carriage and ceased enjoying the event due to the mishap.
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