Nicaraguan Envoys in New York Back Madriz Anti American Drive
Washington received a bitter anti American address by Modesto Barrios before leaving for the United States. Madriz envoys Barrios and Sebastian Salinas plan to present their message to the resident diplomatic officer, not the State Department. Salvadoran protests reflect Madriz efforts to sway opinion amid tensions over Yankee intervention.
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Washington
Modesto Barrios
Sebastian Salinas
Madriz
New York
State Department
Barrios
United States
Leon
Wilson
Dawson
Barrios and
la Nas
Don Antonio Fazo Arriaga
Zelaya
Arriaga
San Salvador
Diario
Ramon Mayorga Rivas
M Driz
Mosquito
Salvador
Aiversity
Angel Mortines
Figueroa
Arrested as a Filibuster In New Orleans
Capt. W. Moon, master of the converted yacht Mornst, was arrested on a Federal warrant charging violation of US neutrality laws. Similar charges against the Madriz steamer Venus were dismissed earlier. Moon posted a 35000 bond and faces trial by the US commissioner tomorrow morning. ship owners' papers remain unresolved.
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New Orleans
W. ©. Moon
Madrid
United States
Madriz
Venus
Nicaragua
Moon
Cure for long lasting skin disease with Cuticura remedies
Dennis Downing of Waterbury Vermont reports psoriasis cleared after 22 years using Cuticura soap ointment and Resolvent. He notes severe suffering, high costs of other treatments, and strong relief after two cakes of Soap three ointment boxes and three Resolvent bottles. Potter Drug details and Cuticura book advertised.
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Anu
Ad Scratched Twentty
Dennis Downing
Waterbury, Vt
Potter Drug & Checs Corp
Sele Frope
Boston
Smaller Cities Grow as Population Surges Reported
Census officials expect fewer than 0 cities to join the 25 000 plus bracket in the thirteenth growth cohort. The last census tallied 161 such cities with most new 36 000+ towns in the middle west and far west, while New England also gains. Jersey City reports 267 779, up 61 346 from 1900. Hoboken 70 24 9, up 10 980. Bayonne 55 546, up 22 823.
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Middle West
Far West
New England States
Jersey City
N. J
Thia
Eioboken
Bayonne
Cool Weather On Program Keeps Heat Wave At Bay
Weather outlook shows cool conditions persist for several days as officials announce a long range report covering Washington climate for thirty nine years. Bureau data indicate August should remain favorable with mild temperatures and steady patterns across the region.
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Bureau
Washington Weather
August weather and scattered obituaries across towns
The weather column notes a cool wave continuing with August mean temperatures recorded over three years and historical highs and lows. Separate notices report robberies solved after two men used an old coffin to hide stolen goods, with confessions tying to multiple local residences. Obituaries include Rosa Phillips of Gordonsville, Oscar Littleton of Farmville, W Andrew Wright of Orange County, and Alfred Moses of Richmond, detailing ages and family ties.
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Nathaniel Keeling
Thomas Spilman
Vermont Avenue
AC Street
Charles Eck
Martha Tolliver
L Streetorthwest
Effe Jackson
Gordonsville
Rosa Phillips
South Gordonsville
Joseph Phillips
Petersburg
Oscar Littleton
Farmville
Ledesburg
Loudoun County
Virginia Methodist Conference
High Street M. EB
Fredericksburg
W. Andrew Wright
Orange County
Richmond
Alfred Moses
Orest Richmond
Bedford Springs
London
England
Funeral for Charles Q Tirrell set in Natick Mass
The House will send a committee to attend the funeral of representative Charles Q Tirrell of the Fourth Massachusetts district in Natick Mass tomorrow at 2 46 pm. The Massachusetts delegation includes Higgins Alexander Moon and Goebel with Speaker Cannon appointing the committee. Senate representation includes Vice President Sherman selecting Lodge Crane Burnham Page and Rayner.
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Charles Q. Tirrell
Massachusetts
Natick
Mass
House of Representatives
Cannon
House
Higgins
Connecticut
Alexander
New York
Moon
Pennsylvania
Goebel
Onio
Sherman
Lodge
Crane
Burnham
Page
Rayner
Senate
How to Kill Fleas In Quick Public Health Report
Public health service report outlines flea destruction methods. Maurice B. Mitzmann of San Francisco plague laboratory details flow killing with kerosene and various gases. Fleas survive water for one to seven days but approach and substances are noted for rapid effect.
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Public Health Service
Maurice B. Mitzmann
San Francisco
Swanson Named to Fill Daniel Senate Vacancy
Richmond Aug. 1 Gov William Hodges Mann signed the commission naming Claude Augustus Swanson former Virginia governor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of U S Senator John Warwick Daniel of Lynchburg. The term ends March 4 1911 and may run longer if the legislature elects him to a new term. Swanson, born 1862 in Swansonville Pittsylvania County, rose from farmer's son to congressman and governor, championing rural free delivery and statewide road improvements.
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Richmond
William Hodger Mann
Claude A. Swanson
United States
John Warwick Daniel
Lynchburg
Mann
Petersburg
Surrey
Surrey County
Swanson
Thomas S. Martin
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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
Mr. Swanson
Virginia
Ts. L. Lewis
Obituary notices and officials from Maryland and Virginia
Mary land obituary reports the death of Lonaconing resident Mrs An n Muir Sloan age 80 a Scot born last of Sloan Perry colony widow of 45 years died at home Surviving sons James M Sloan Duncan R Sloan and sixteen grandchildren Also in Rockville Mrs Catherine Jane Reed age 85 died this morning Surviving husband and children Philip Grafton Lewis Edgar Eva Geneva Catherine The funeral at Velock Thursday from Southern Methodist Church Norfolk delegates named for second annual national conservation congress St Paul Minn Sept 6 9 George Whipple W W Robertson John H Trant J Frank East C J Millard Virginia Supreme Court appeals in Harris versus McCarty et al from Richmond chancery court
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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
The Important Problem in Laxative Use
The passage speaks to the lasting benefits of living healthfully with the aid of Syrup of Iixe and Elixir of Senna, noting their gentle cleansing action and physician approval. It urges purchasing the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co, highlighting annual satisfaction from well-informed families.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Suffolk slayer to surrender day after self defense claim
Special to The Washington Post reports Sherry A. H. Baker says John Myrick will surrender in Suffolk tomorrow after a conference with Myrick's father. Myrick fled after fatally wounding merchant Benjamin Berman in Nansemond County store during a confrontation over alleged theft. Self defense is claimed.
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Washington Post
Suffolk
John Myrick
Benjamin Berman
Sherry A. H. Baker
Myrick
Berman
Nansemond County
Thieves Kill and Larceny Cloud Maryland Heifer Case
Alexander Gorham is jailed in Rockville awaiting a hearing on larceny charges for a heifer owned by William Waters. Police seek Oscar Poole, who vanished days ago. Waters received a letter allegedly from Poole claiming the animal was shot by Gorham. Gorham admits surrendering but denies involvement. The heifer was killed in a Waters farm field and dressed where shot, with beef removed.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Alexander Gorham
Germantown
William Waters
Oscar Poole
Poole
Sond
Waters
Gorham
Helfer
Pitcher Walsh in Form as Norfolk Tops Roanoke 3-0
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va Aug 1 Martin Walsh dominated for Norfolk hurling a 3 0 shutout over Roanoke Andrada hit safely in every inning Norfolk tallied in the opening game at home Danville Petersburg and Lynchburg also reported in with pitchers battles and big bats in the same afternoon contests
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Roanoke
Washington Post
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Rover
Heller
A. Smith
Levy
D. Smith
Woolums
Brandon
Dobson
Messitt
Bae
Shaw
Howedell
Holier
Morrison
Wooluma
Verbout
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Boyce
OM Brandon
Rowe
Lucie
Cowan
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Rabbi from Baltimore to lead Harrisonburg Synagogue
Rabbi J. Schwanerfield, of Baltimore, accepts a call to Harrisonburg Synagogue and will start duties September 1. A fire near Church Road in Dinwiddie county destroyed R. H. Barker’s home and contents, with a $2,500 loss. Suffolk councilman John H. Mitchell fined for speeding and abuse of an arresting officer. another councilman faces similar conviction. Lexington Presbyterians to ordain Rev. J. Mann at Staunton First Church for Tinkling Spring Church duties.
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Baltimore
Harrisonburg
R. H. Barker
Church Road
Dinwiddie County
Lexington Presbyterians
Staunton
J. Mann
Tinkling Springe Church
Augusta County
City council quizzed over 300 entertainment appropriation
Washington Port Bureau reports Mayor declines to approve a 300 dollar funding for delegates to the State firemen convention amid questions on quorum rules. A special session is sought to secure attendance. Also notes road blaze on North Washington near Princess Street and train victim Hari Harden from Alexandria. Additional items include Deahl funeral, writ of error in land case, a sham battle at Shooters Hill, and a chancery referral in Alexandria.
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Washington -Port Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
City Council
Pafthaa
Common Council
Washington Street
Princess Street
Hari B. Harden
Cumberland
Lved
Harden
Paperhangers, Painters, and Decorators’ Union
Joseph Harden
Little Falls
W. Va
Death of Auto Victim in Staunton Tragedy
Staunton Va Aug 1 William G Moffett died in a hospital after being thrown from a car last week striking a telegraph pole He underwent leg amputation on Saturday and companions L T Bowman and O L Porter remain severely injured Moffett born July 18 18H son of George A and Mary Moffett Newmarket He leaves one brother and six sisters Body taken today to Newmarket for burial
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Staunton
William G. Moffett
L. T. Bowman
O. L. Porter
Moffett
George A
Mary Morett
Newmarket
Weather Summary and Tide Notes From August Air Report
The Weather Bureau shows high daytime temperatures across the Great Basin with scattered showers easing plains and eastern Rocky Mountain regions The Atlantic states see moderate warmth with showers in the south and lake regions Showers may spill into the Mississippi basin Tuesday and Wednesday with generally fair conditions elsewhere Winds vary by coast and region Steamers to European ports face light to moderate winds The report also includes a local tide table and a religious service note about Ignatius and the Society of Jesus reflective content.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
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Florida
Gulf Coast
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Grand Banka
Robbery suspect arrested after bag snatch on train
John Irons, known as Bum Billy Begro, was seized by detectives at Cape Charles after allegedly grabbing a handbag from Mrs. Affe Shyeie Baker, a Norfolk County passenger on the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk line. The bag contained $28 and two gold watches. officers found a revolver, $100 and pawn tickets on him. He resisted capture to reach his pistol. He faces Cape Charles hearing.
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Wankingtin
Cape
John Irons
Atlas Bayden
Allas
Bum Billy
Begro
Shyeie Baker
Norfolk County
New York Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Cape Charles
Shot Peacemaker Dead in Greene County Fight
Robert Reeves, a wealthy farmer of Horse Creek Greene county Tennessee, was shot by Thomas Shelton near Reeves home last night and died this morning. Shelton fled after the altercation with Reeves's younger brother. A sheriff’s posse pursues Shelton, who is thought to have crossed the mountains toward his North Carolina home.
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Bristol
Robert Reeves
Horse Creek
Greene County
Tenn
Thomas Shelton
Shelton
Reeves
North Carolina
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