July Treasury Statement Highlights Surplus and Bank Growth
July financials show excess disbursements over receipts at 14 538 451 with total cash in treasury 1 73257 808, balances 42 366 224 and ordinary receipts 58 17052. Customs receipts fell while internal revenue rose. 7 182 national banks exist with capital 31 000 017 08. Gold coins minting halted and emergency currency associations form to ease banking.
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Treasury
General Fund
Panama Canal
Citoms
Ustoms
Jaye
United States
Treasuer
Bridge Repair Proposal for Potomac Aqueduct Risk
Annual report to the chief of state notes Capt Warren T Hannum critique of current rot resistant patchwork on the Georgetown Potomac Aqueduct. He warns the masonry piers will deteriorate beyond repair if the present method continues, urging abandonment for a definitive permanent reconstruction.
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Tes
Warren T Hannum
Cribe
Potomac River
Aqueduct
Potomac
Georgetown
Hannum
Ilannum
Cuticura Remedy Frees Man From Psoriasis After Decades
Dennis Downing of Waterbury Vermont recounts a 22 year battle with psoriasis. He credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with clearing his skin after using two cakes of Soap three boxes of Ointment and three bottles of Resolvent. He notes enormous savings and relief previously promised by doctors.
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Dennis’ Downing
Waterbury
Boston
The Iron Chinks Threaten Boyd's Salmon Venture
The mid June shift of King salmon scouts sets the stage for Boyd's main army to arrive by July. He races to finish tin canning and gear, while Cherry aids with plans. A sabotage revealed cripples iron chinks, forcing a manual butcher crew led by George Ball to resume operations using hired Chinese cutters. Willis Marsh will retry the plan.
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King Salmon
Gockeyea
Boyd
Big George
George
Cherry
Hoss
George Ball
Willis Marsh
A Tugboat Flotilla Roils River Salmon Race
Emerson watches Marsh probing for control as two traps threaten the salmon run. Big George explains legal limits and corked traps while Boyd and Larsen confront Marsh’s foreman near Cherry’s house. Tension rises as the rival forces maneuver for advantage and loyalty is questioned.
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Emerson
Cherry
grYs
Willis Marsh
Boyd
Larsen
Coast Survey in Congress Scrutiny Aims for Authority
Naval interests seek to preserve the hydrographic office while push for new superintendent to replace Dr. C. H. Tittmann. Mercantile marine lawyers in Washington back efforts to overturn current survey administration at the next Congress session amid factionalism and suspected discrimination within the service.
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Naval Department
Hydrographic Office
C. H. Tittmann
Navy
Eastern Seaboard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Congress
Naval Administration
Meyer
Department
K. H. Tittmann
Mercantile Marine
Washington
Bleaching of flour halted amid high court adjournment
Officials from Agriculture and Justice meet to halt bleaching of interstate flour shipments pending court action. Inspectors will collect samples of bleached flour shipped across state lines since a Kansas City case ruling. Separately, a proposal uses a coupon system for postal savings banks but may cause complications.
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Departments of Agriculture and Justice
Bureau of Chemistry
Tha
Kansas City
United States
Printing of $2.50 Coins Stopped
The Treasury Department halts minting of the $2.50 gold pieces for the current fiscal year citing falling demand and ample stock. About $36,000,000 of these coins are outstanding and nearly $2,000,000 are held in Treasury vaults.
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Energens
Mac Vial
Tauri
Esterday
Cincinnati
Columbus
New Orterns
New Albany
Wshiunston
New York
Philaahiplip
Philadelphon
Treasury
Atlanta
Treasury Department
Birds nest soup a pricey Chinese delicacy at two dollars a plate
A Washington restaurant keeper explains birds nest soup priced at two dollars per plate, noting it is a rare delicacy due to its import origin from Siam. Reports cite birds’ nests from swifts, high prices up to twenty five dollars per pound, and Chinese belief in medicinal value for neurasthenia and pulmonary issues.
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Washington
Capital
Siam
Congo
Carl C. Hansen
Bangkok
State Department
Hongkong
Singapore
United States
Mr. Hansen
China
Smaller cities show census growth across nation
The thirteenth census projects a large rise in smaller cities with populations over 26 000, predicting about 60 new entrants. Jersey City tops New Jersey with 261 777 residents, Hoboken 70 324, and Bayonne 55 545, each up significantly from 1900 figures.
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Ust
Middle West
Far West
New England States
Jersey City
N. J
Hoboken
Bayonne
American Road for Haiti Includes Fruit Concessions and Sugar Plant
The Haitian senate ratified an American syndicate's contracts for a railroad linking interior Haiti to four seaports, with rights to banana and other fruit lands within 12 miles of the line. Plans include a central sugar refinery powered by the Artibonite River and a steamship line to foreign ports. Construction aims to start soon, creating thousands of jobs amid German opposition. Postmaster Hitchcock travels aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse en route to New York. He will visit Beverly to see the President and tour the West, including Arizona.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Senate
James P. McDonald
New York
National Railroad, Company of Haiti
Republic of Haiti
Artibonite River
Artibonite
Haltian
Hitchcock
Bremen
Hitche
Beverly
Arizona
Acting Attorney General William R Harr Heads DOJ
Acting Attorney General William R Harr of the District of Columbia becomes acting head of the Department of Justice as Assistant Attorney General Fowler leaves for Tennessee. Harr is expected to serve in an acting capacity until a permanent successor is named.
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William R.harr
District of Columbia
Department of Justice
Fowler
Tennessee
Mr. Harr
Lieut Baker Reduced .50 Numbers by Navy Court
Lieut Comdr Henry T Baker on duty at Bremerton navy yard Washington was yesterday reduced 50 numbers and given a public reprimand by the Navy Department following a court martial conviction for uttering a falsehood.
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Baker
Henry T. Baker
Bremerton Navy, Yard
Wash
Navy Department
Court-Martiai
Plea Delay in $100000 Russo-Chinese Bank Case
Irwin Wider, cashier of the Russo-Chinese bank, faced grand larceny charges in New York. A brief postponement was granted. Judge O Sullevan adjourned to Wednesday for Wider to plead. Wid er appeared in good humor. it remains unclear if he will plead guilty, with potential additional indictments contemplated if he does not.
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New York
Irwin Wider
Wall Street
Wider
O'Sullevan
Wilder
Schiff party returns from Alaska aboard Ramonia
The yacht Ramonia brought the Jacob H. Schiff party from Alaska to Vancouver. On board were Mr. and Mrs. Schiff, Kuhn Loeb officials, publisher Mrs. Loeb and Mrs. Plimpton, Gra. and Mrs. James H. Wilson of Wilmington, Edger Balin of Frankfort, and Capt. D. H. Garvis treasurer of Guggenheim interests. They traveled east via the Canadian Pacific Railroad and cited Copper River Railway and visits to Dawson, Ketchikan, Juneau, Upper Yukon, Prince William Sound, Icy Strait, Mount Bilas, Sitka, and Prince Rupert.
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Vancouver
Ramonia
Alaska
Jacob H. Schiff
Schiff
Oi Loeb
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Mra. Loeb
A. & Plimpton
Plimpton
Gra
James H. Wilson
Wilmington
Del
Edger Balin
Frankfort
Germany
D. H. Garvis
Guggenheim
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Copper River
Mr. Schiff
Dawson
Ketchakan
Juneau
Upper
Yukon
Prince William Island
Icy Strait
Mount Bilas
Sitka
Prince Rupert
Officer Killed by Gunner in Esquimalt Standoff
Victoria B C Aug 1 Captain Peter Elliston commander of Royal Canadian Artillery at Esquimalt garrison was shot dead by Gunner Thomas Allen of his unit. Allen had been punished recently for a military offense and fired a single shot through the captain’s neck as he exited the company office. He fled into nearby woods but was captured by pursuing soldiers from the squad.
Moro Leader Datto Appa Killed in Mindanao Raid
A Philippine Constabulary detachment in Mindanao killed the Moros returning from Budinao led by the noted Datto Appa and several of his followers. Datto Appa had armed his band by rushing out posts and sentries at multiple military posts.
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Mindanao
Philippine Constabulary
Budinao
Datto Appa
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Schedules to New York and Chicago
Train notices list the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad departures from Union Station to New York and Philadelphia with parlor cars and observation cars. It notes hourly schedules on specific routes, and nightly westbound trains toward Chicago and Louisville with multiple station stops including Hagerstown and Cumberland. Telephones are provided for ticket offices and several city offices.
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Union Biston
New York
Putlman
Philadelphia
Paia
Louis
Louisville
Apne
Chicago
Gmberland
Hagerstown
Dally
Penneyivanis
Wow’ Union Stadion
Ieker Oales
Untermasion Havens
Elorida
Atlantic Coast Line
Btanchard
Charleston
Apc
Sagannen
Jacksonville
Selo B
Palmetto Panitea
Lalliviti
Virginia
Ohio
Union Station
Washington Southern Railway
Frederic —Teave Beatty
Frederickebuirg
Milford
Chesapeake Beach Excursion Trams Schedule 1910
Coastal transit notice outlines Chesapeake Beach Railway excursion tram times effective July 1 1910. Schedules show weekday departures at 9:25 and 11:00 am from District Line with returning times 12 46 2 00 and 6 00 pm, plus Saturday and Sunday variations and connections to Southern Railway Norfolk and Western routes.
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Bias FE
Lne
Paul Y.areer
Grarrat
New York Avenue
Southern Railway
N. Y
Atlanta
Birmingham
Orleans
Asheville
Daly
Chattanooga
Snd
Memphis
Dally
Roanoke
Knoxville
Fattanooga
Biringham
New Orleans
Reparle
Hattanooga
New Nemphis
Danville
Warrenton
Pachila Ae
Mont
Drown
Norfolk and Western Raieway
New Union Stat A
Norfolk
Bristol
Arriva
Gto
Dally— Terville
Luray
Pshehandle
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Resoria
Baltimore
J .Tolcheater Beach
Hetterton
Port Devenit
Cgizibormne
Atlantic City
Vis
Wash
Balto, & Annap
By. Co
Ave
N. W
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Trapa
Boydog
Marsh
Balt
Tomorro
Coast Survey Inquiry
Millers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hansen
McDonald Syndicate
East
Peter Elliston
Thomas Allen
Esquimalt
B. C
Baltimore and Orio. Railroad
Chesapeake Beach Railway
Ant
Chesapeake
Mammoth
Lincoln
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Old Point
Chamberlin Hotel
Tfichet Offich
14Th ST
Bond
14Th
Colonial Beach
St. Johns
Colonial
Colonial Beach CO
ST. Wharp
Chase Lake
U. S. Marine Band
Seventh St Wharf
Palm Garden
Childraft
Colonial Beach Company
Macalester
MT. Vernon
7Th St
Alleghany
Gothen
Rockbridge Co
Alleghany Improvement Ca
J. W. Roland
Potter
Newport News and
Old Point Railway and Electric Company
Orkney Springs
Alps
Amelia
H. C. Carter
Orkney
Evens Vista
Heart of Blue Ridges Mountains
Frea Hocklet
BOX Piet Iyit
Edinburg
Shenendosh Valley
Jprandi
Addreag
Lee Emswiller
Maple Shade Inn
Bill Ards
Atlantic Cottage
Virginia Beach
Ocean Front
T. F. Miller
Ocean City
Mayberry
H. Mayberry
Wis
Senegaper
Seaboard Air Lene Railway
Seaboard Fast Mall
Savanoah
Aleover
Atlants
Seowm Tanpeleo
Daliy
Seaboard Express
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Pampa
Ataats
oMics
New York Ave
W. E
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Pevtamosth
Atlantic City Hotels
Cearti
Withrates
Ginneamenia
Cale
Bend
Cta
Atlantic Cy
Galen Hall
Bas
L. Young
Gen
Foater
Willard Rotel
Ostend
Pocihca
Netherland
Oy Ae
Philadelph
August Ruwadel
Warlborough
Atlantic
M. de Jorragh White & Sons’ “Company
New England
Caroling Ave
Ryan & Willy
BRADY
Arkansas Avenue
Hope
James Brady
Brady House
G. A. RB
Colvin & Bro
Lexington
Gkaciic
A's Aves
Beach
Paulg Rosecrans
Iroquois
South Carolina Ave
W. F. Shaw
F. Shaw
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Vermont
Prettyman
Virginia Age
Ocean View
Beths
He Ellis
Brookhurst
Virginia Ave
Sug
Dennis
Walter J. Buze
Sunnyside
South Illinois
Peace
Joseph Shannon
St Tabor Inn
A. M. Dunn
Cornell Merylan
Aingle
Ocean
Elmo
Tennessee Ave
Dre
Theodosia Miller
Hotel Windsor
Ali Hatha
Phohbus
Mgr
Miller
Annez
Georgia Ave
Louella
Beech
Ell Amusements
Agason
B. Groogan
Seto
F. C. Warburton
Geeda i
Maryland Ave
Imperial
Eievator
Gath
Kendrick
Granville
Arkansas Ave
Boardwalk
Maryland Resorts
Blue Mountain House
Blue Ridge
Weshi
Cumberland
Shenandoah
Bond & Gibbons
Blue Mountain
Loch Lynn
Mountain Lake Park
Satining Post
I B. Cc
Betterton
Spl
J. B. Owens
Mr. Foster
Achat
EMVI
Aes
Cahill
Bryan
Linwood House
Mra. M. McKinney
West Virginia
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Turnishad
Lovett
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Hillside Hall
Old Garrison City
Tum J, L, Alexander
Mabager
Cunard Line
Lusitania
Mauretania
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Signi Caronia
Carmanis
Jampania
Lualtanta
Queenstown
Fiadguard
Fiume
Gibraltar
Naples
Triesia
Ultonig
Carpathia
Altonte
Gunows Aravelets
State At
W. Moss
Dzeat
G'ston
Allenic Coast
North Land ‘& Worth Star
Portland
Maine
River
Wway. W
N.Y
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Cherbourg
S’hampton
Liverpool
Atlantic Transport Line
Direct
Red Star
Dover
Antwe
White Star
Qurenktown
Holyhead
S'hampton
Mediterranean
Azores
Braltar
Canopte
W. BR
M. Hichs
Kats
Sceckie
I G. Washton
Kronpring
Albert
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
BE. F. Droop & Sons CO
Providence
Rans. Co
Norfolk and Weakington Steamboat Officer
Bocklet
W. P. Turner
Batthmore
Aamburs &c
Eqhdon
Hamburg
Ami
Walders
Lncinnath
Cariton
le Carta
Genoa
Ik. F. Droop & Sons Co
Pennsylvania
Glen Summit Springs
Jill
Wyoming Valley Golf Club
Browne & Warburton
Vanadium
Cambridge Springs
Lata
Walport- Astoria
Montanesca
Poconos
Pocono
I. D. Twison
Mt Pocono
Monterey
Blue Ridge Mountains
Maryland
Bursmit
Washington Hotels
Lincoln Hotel
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Hsts
Stratford A. Lesity
Fourteenth
Monroe Street
St. James
Washington, D
New York City
Hotel
Martinique
New Pann Depot
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