Madriz Envoys Back US as Nicaraguan Ties Weaken
In New York, Modesto Barrios and Sebastian Salinas, Nicaraguan envoys for Madriz, press anti American themes ahead of possible Washington talks. A bitter June 21 speech in Leon denounces Yankee intervention, while Salvadoran officials intercept Madriz dispatches seeking to sway public opinion.
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Modesto Barrios
New York
Nica- Tagua
Mase
Madriz
Salvador
Washington
Sebastiano Salinas
State Department
Barrios
United States
Leon
Managua
Pitat Farrlos
Wilson
Mr. Dawson
Barrios and
Sa Nnas
Don Antonio Fazo Arriaga
Zelaya
Arriaga
Diario de Salvador
San Salvador
Arrested as a Filibuster In New Orleans Port
Capt. W. Moon, master of the yacht Mornst, held on a Federal neutrality violation charge. Madrid government officials in New Orleans swore out the warrant. Bond set at 35000 dollars. Moon to be tried by U S commissioner tomorrow. similar Venus case earlier dismissed as Venus sailed to Nicaragua.
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New Orleans
W. ©. Moon
Madrid
United States
Madriz
Venus
Nicaragua
Moon
Had Scratched 26 Years Finds Relief with Cuticura Remedies
Dennis Downing of Waterbury Vermont says psoriasis began as a small head lesion and spread, with suffering until Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent cleared his skin. He spent years seeking cure, noting dramatic improvement after two soaps three ointments and three Resolvent bottles.
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Anu
Twentty
Dennis Downing
Waterbury, Vt
Potter Drug & Checs Corp
Selerope
Boston
Growth of Smaller Cities in Census Report
The thirteenth census shows many smaller cities crossing population thresholds. New growth concentrates in the middle West and far West, with New England also gaining. Jersey City rises to 267,779, up 61,346 since 1900. Hoboken grows to 70,241 from 59,384. Bayonne increases to 55,546 from 32,722.
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Coetue Ls
Middle West
Far West
New England States
Jersey City
N. J
Eioboken
Bayonne
COOL WEATHER ON PROGRAM Indications Are That Hot Wave Will Remain Away
The weather program suggests a cool spell will continue for several days. The weather bureau releases a 39 year data overview for Washington indicating generally favorable conditions, with outlook suggesting August will be comfortable and within mild temperature ranges.
August Temperature Trends and Local Robberies Reported
Weather data show August usually cool after July heat with records from 1800 to 1890. highest 101 degrees in 1851, lowest 49 in 1890. Separate notes report robberies tied to an abandoned coffin with suspects Nathaniel Keeling and Thomas Spillman, plus multiple obituaries from Gordonsville Petersburg Fredericksburg and Richmond for Rosa Phillips Oscar Littleton W Andrew Wright Alfred Moses.
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Weather Bureau
Nathaniel Keeling
Thomas Spillman
Defianee
Vermont Avenue
AC Street
Charles Eck
Cmes
Martha Tolliver
L Streetorthwest
Effe Jackson
Pifteenth Street
Alden Mays
Funeral for Representative Tirrell Set for Natick Mass
At Tirrell funeral in Natick Massachusetts tomorrow at 2 46 pm the House panel includes Representatives Higgins Alexander Moon and Goebel with Senate members Lodge Crane Burnham Page and Rayner named by Vice President Sherman.
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Charles Q. Tirrell
Massachusetts
Natick
Mass
House of Representatives
Cannon
House
Higgins
Connecticut
Alexander
New York
Moon
Pennsylvania
Goebel
Ohio
Sherman
Lodge
Crane
Burnham
Page
Rayner
Senate
How to Kill Fleas Reported by Public Health Service
A public health service report notes fleas can survive one to seven days in water but kerosene and misliie oil bisulfig carbon hydrocyanic acid gas and sulfur dioxide kill them quickly. Maurice B. Mitzmann of the San Francisco plague laboratory details the flow killing technique.
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Public Health Service
Maurice B. Mitzmann
San Francisco
Swanson Named to Fill Daniel's Senate Vacancy
Richmond Aug 1 Gov William Hodges Mann signed the commission appointing Claude A Swanson to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator John Warwick Daniel of Lynchburg The appointment runs to March 4 1911 and Swanson may face legislature elected terms in 1912 He rose from Pittsylvania county farmer to congressman and Virginia governor credited with expanding rural free delivery and the state road system.
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Washington
Richmond
William Hodger Mann
Claude A. Swanson
United States
John Warwick Daniel
Lynchburg
Mann
Petersburg
Surrey
Surrey County
Swanson
Thomas S. Martin
Senator Swanson
Martin
Gov. Mann
Daniel
Claude Augustus Swanson
Swansonville
Pittsylvania County
John Muse Swanson
Catherine Pritchett Swanson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Danville
Randolph-Macon College
University of Virginia
Chatham
Congress
Swenson
Post Office
Ways and Means Cor
Virginia
Mr. Swanson
I. L. Lewis
Maryland Obituary and Norfolk Delegates Report
Maryland obituaries note Mrs Ann Muir Sloan of Lonaconing dead at 80 born in Scotland last of Sloan Perry group and survived by husband James Sloan Duncan Sloan and sixteen grandchildren beside two sons. Catherine Jane Reed dies at 38 in Rockville with husband Philip Reed and children Philip Grafton Lewis Edgar Eva Geneva Catherine. Norfolk delegates named to national conservation congress include George D Whipple W W Robertson John H Trant J Frank East and C J Millard. Virginia Supreme Court grants appeal in J W Harris vs W M McCarty case from Richmond chancery court.
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Cumberland
Ann Muir Sloan
Lonaconing
Grandma” Bloon
Scotland
Sloan-Perry
James M. Sloan
Duncan R. Sloan
Lonaconing Savings Bank
Rockville
Catherine Jane Reed
Philip Reed
Philip
Grafton
Lewis
Edgar Reed
Eva
Geneva
Catherine Reed
Itvelock
Southern Methodist Church
Norfolk
National Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Minn
George D. Whipple
W. W. Robertson
John H. Trant
J. Frank East
C. J. Millard
Virginia Supreme Court
Washington Post
Richmond
Supreme Court
J. W. Harris
W. M. McCarty
Chancery Court of
City of
The Important Problem of a Healthful Laxative Choice
This ad argues that lasting relief comes from regular healthful living aided by Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It claims gentle cleansing, no irritation, and physician approval, praising theCalifornia Fig Syrup Co. as the sole producer of the genuine product.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Suffolk slayings prompt surrender vow by John Myrick
Special to The Washington Post reports that following a conference with John Myrick’s father, Myrick plans to surrender in Suffolk tomorrow. He fled after fatally shooting Benjamin Berman at Berman's Nansemond county store claiming self defense.
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Washington Post
Suffolk
John Myrick
Benjamin Berman
Sherry A. B. Baker
Myrick
Berman
Nansemond County
Thieves murder heifer in Maryland theft case unfolds
Alexander Gorham of near Germantown sits in Rockville jail awaiting a hearing on larceny charges for a Waters farm heifer. Oscar Poole, missing for days, is being sought after a letter allegedly written by Poole claimed the animal was shot by Gorham. The heifer was killed in a Waters farm field and dressed nearby for removal.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Alexander Gorham
Germantown
William Waters
Oscar Poole
Poole
Sand
Waters
Gorham
Helfer
Pitcher Walsh In Form Sends Norfolk Past Roanoke 3 to 0
Martin Walsh dominated for Norfolk in a 3 0 victory over Roanoke fueling a shutout. Andrada hit safely in every inning as Norfolk built a lead with timely hits and solid defense.
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Pitcher Walsh
Norfolk
Roanoke
Washington Post
Martin Walsh
Tigers
Andrada
Benner
Doyle
Murdock
Shaugh Sy
Jackson
O/Hollana
Bighie
Oppratt
Munson
Rune
Dusch
Bighle
Sinnson
Schmidt
Pressley
Andrade
Walsh
Umphos
Messia
Mace and
Westerfelt
Rabbi J Schwanerfield to lead Harrisonburg Synagogue
Rabbi J Schwanerfield of Baltimore accepted a call to Harrisonburg Synagogue. He will begin duties September 1 as lay leadership ends after two years. A fire destroyed R H Barker’s residence near Church Road, Dinwiddie County, with estimated losses of 2500 dollars. Suffolk councilman John H Mitchell, fined for speeding and abusing an officer, marks the second such conviction in a week under the auto law. Lexington Presbyterians will ordain Rev J Mann at Staunton’s First Church, upcoming at Tinkiing Springs Church, Augusta County.
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J. Schwanerfield
Baltimore
Harrisonburg
John H. Mitchell
Suffolk
Stitchell
Lexington Presbyterians
Staunton
J. Mann
Tinkiing Springe Church
Augusta County
Earstantom Road
Orville Brady
J. J. Reynolds
Saint
Ignatius’. Tase
Ignatius
Columbus
America
Pamplona
Society of Jesus
City council considers large entertainment fund for delegates
Washington power to approve 300 for firemen entertainment faced quarrel over quorum. Mayor may call special meeting to secure attendance. Meanwhile street blaze on North Washington near Princess street prompted quick extinguishment and anxiety among nearby property owners. Alexandria man Hari Harden, killed near Cumberland, Md., lived in the city a year and belonged to the Peperhangers union. Funeral for William Addison Deahl held at Grace Church with machinists and Columbia Fire Engine Company delegations attending. Writ of error granted in ejectment suit over land near Prince and Pitt streets. Sham battle nears Shooters Hill draws large crowd. chancery case Gray against unknown heirs referred for report.
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Washington -Port Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Pafthaa
Common Council
Washington Street
Princess Street
Hari B. Harden
Cumberland
Lved
Harden
Peperhangers, Painters, and Decorators’ Union
Joseph Harden
Little Falls
W. Va
A. Deahl
William Addison Deahl
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Edgar Carpenter
Machinists’ Union
Columbia Fire Engine Company
Thomas Hulfish
Edgar Warfield, Jr
Harvey Bartlett
William EB. Dobie
Frederick Hohenstein
Noble Smith
St Paul’s Cemetery
Court of Appeals of Virginia
Anna T
Eliza
H. Marbury
Bessie W. Jones
James KE. Johnston
Circuit Court of
Prince Street
Pitt Street
Alexandria Corporation Court
HR. A. Gray
Thomas Johnson
BR. D. Brumback
Truster
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Famous Clothing Company
Columbian Building
Washington, D. C
Pamous Clothing Company
Creditorg
Lucas P. Loving
Gm Street Northwest
Washington
Death of Auto Victim in Staunton Fatal Crash
Staunton Va Aug 1 William G Moffett died in a hospital last night after his leg was amputated following an automobile crash that hurled him and two companions against a telegraph pole. J T Bowmen and D L Porter remain severely injured but are expected to recover. Moffett born July 18 184? was son of George A and Mary Moffett of Newmarket. He leaves one brother and six sisters. The body was taken today to Newmarket for burial.
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Staunton
William G. Moffett
J. T. Bowmen
D. L. Porter
Bi Im
Moffett
George A
Mary Morett
Newmarket
Weather drift and notes from August outlook
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau cites unsettled barometric conditions between the Mississippi valley and the Rockies with chances of local showers Tuesday and Wednesday. It records temperatures, humidity, sunshine hours, and wind directions across regions from the Great Basin to Atlantic coasts and the Great Lakes, plus a brief Tide Table and a church-related commemorative piece referencing Saint Ignatius.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Great Basin
Iske
Plains States
Rocky Mountains
Lake Region
St. Lawrence Valley
Mississippi Valley
Nonthorn
Upper Lake Region
Atantic
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
Florida
Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banka
Ratefell
Robbery on Cape Charles Train Seized Man Known as Bum Billy
John Irons and Allen Bayden, both from Norfolk area, arrested at Cape Charles after a New York Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad passenger bag incident. Mira Shyeie Baker, of Norfolk county, lost $28 and two gold watches when a robber thrust through a car window. One hundred dollars, a revolver, and pawn tickets found on the suspect. He resisted with a gun. capture required. He to be brought to Cape Charles for trial.
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Ae Ea
Cape Charles
Paige
Shot Peacemaker Dead in Greene County Fight
Robert Reeves, a prosperous farmer of Horse Creek Greene County Tennessee, was shot by Thomas Shelton near his home last night and died this morning. Shelton fled after the fight with Reeves's younger brother. a sheriff’s posse pursues him, believed to have headed toward his North Carolina home.
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Washington Pol
Bristol
Robert Reeves
Horse Creek
Greene County
Tenn
Thomas Shelton
Shelton
Reeves
North Carolina
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Virginia Briefs
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Church Road
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District of Columbia
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Geo W. Elliott
Byron
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Milburn, Heister & GO
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Ballantine
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