Irvington Briefs and Local Notes Dense with Names
Long, fragmentary item lists residents visitors and events in Irvington and nearby areas. Mentions Mr William Pateman, Mr Walter, Edward Mooney and Marty Thoton of Ossining baseball club, Mrs H Bleeck er, Mrs Helen Baker, Dr Albert Shaw, Sir Pardon Clarke, and many others, plus notices of homes, concerts, and civic matters. The passage weaves community gossip with notices of openings, thefts, and public concerns, reflecting a bustling but tangled local pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pateman
Main Street
Walter To
South Broad Say
Harbor
Maine
Edward Mooney
Marty Thoton
Celebs
Ossining
Pardon Clarke
Metro
Doubal Erentter
New York
Irvington and area church services listed in Gazette
The Irvington area notices list services for IRVINGTON RESBYTERIAN, CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, and METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH with service times, Sunday schools, and midweek gatherings. Also included are notices for a store to rent, sale items, and classified items. A report on baseball transactions and a shipment of four tons of rattlesnakes to museums and performers is included.
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Brownsville
Brooklyn
Jesueiyn Eagle
Irvington
Irvington Resbyterian Church
John A. Ingham
Methodist Episcol Church
F. M. Turrentine
Epworth League
Gazette
Mertz & Welsh
MAUR
East 76Th Street
New York
FD. Arie Strong
Texas
I Th. Arm Girong
Eaton, Crane & Pike
Fraternal Societies and Notable Local Notices
Fraternal societies and assorted items list officers, meeting nights, dues, and benefit details. Includes names such as Gallaway, Fallon, and Fallon Jr, with meeting venues, weekly stipends, and pension-like benefits. Also notes arrests, marriages, and cultural mentions from Paris to London, with several prominent figures named.
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Ikringmen's Ent Associae Chas
Gallaway
Lel Friberg
Hen Ty. Wietland
Daniel Gilligan
M. Tynan
John Habermill
Jas. Costello
Busch’s Hall
North
E" Street
So'elock
Suumsside
F America
Jozeph P. Fallon
David Murphy
Wiliam Fallon
Baw
J. Connors
Fin
Mor. Fell
Thee
Stekenefit- Yard
John Zibrack
Ager Traidng
Sunnyside Circle
Os Oke
Jons
Forest of America
Hogan
Corporation
Lagi Traneh
Palmers Chet
Katrine GU
Jon
S. E. Hughes
Mies M. M. Towes
Sophia Holder
Igoe
Han
Death After Accident Near Dobbs Ferry Hospital
Burton was struck on Tuesday afternoon around two by an accident that broke his right arm and shoulder. He received treatment at Dobbs Ferry Hospital but died the next day. The body was sent to New York City by undertaker G. B. Baker on Thursday morning.
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John A Donnizan
Civens
Secont
Keneral Aseers
Oston
Mass
Cigar Makers’ Union
Machinista
New England
Cienruvaierar International
Walla Walla
Wath
City Park
American Federation of
Envor
So-1
Buf
Raynal
Herenne
Plutarch
Jullus Caesar
Sar
Calpurnia
Cael
Naner
Caesar
Henry IV
Marinde
Medicis
France
Lincoln
Gideon Welles
Galaxy Forest
Executive Mansion
Welles
Sherman
Anco
Jockey Club Aborts Spring Meeting and Notable Sports Tales
The Jockey Club decides not to extend the spring meeting. J P Taylor wins the open golf championship of France defeating Massey Braid and Vardon. F O Neil plans to bring racers to Seattle. Bryn Mawr defeats Country Club polo team at Devon Pa sixteen to seven. Harvard freshman and Yale crews win on Thames. Lipton’s America’s Cup challenge remains unconfirmed. Robbins of Yale funds his Olympic trip. Mills sets a 140 feet record in Harlem shaft casting. May Sutton challenges Maurice McLaughlin in Santa Barbara. Young Wing Foot Club members trek to camp at Lake Gardner Conn, a trek of miles, showcasing notable athletic stamina.
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Jockey Club
J.P. Taylor
France
Massey
Braid
Vardon
F. O'Neil
Seattle
State of Washington
Bryn Mawr
Devon
Thames
Harvard
Yale
Thomas Lipton
Robbins
E. J. Mills
Harlem Mere
Central Park
New York
May Sutton
Santa Barbara
Cal
Maurice McLaughlin
Young Wingfoot Athletic Club
East New York
Oscar Levy
Richard Hernatein
Hyman Strongin
Harry Slevin
Eastern Parkway
Lake Gardner
Conn
Blevin
Laute Slevin
Unclear OCR Text About A Death Noted
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions a death and a possible requiem with scattered phrases about individuals and emotions. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify a specific event or source.
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