Huyler's Candies and Delmonico Oil Ad Sale Notice
An old advertisement at 44-46 North St promotes Huyler's Candies in various weights from McMonagle & Rogers with 39 North Street, and 155 North Street, touting Delmonico Salad Oil as a private brand with full measures and 50 cents per pint. It also claims pure vanilla extract from McMonagle & Rogers with a hefty forfeit guarantee if purity is not upheld.
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HUYLER’S
McMonagle & Rogers
North street
Delmonico
Unclear fragmentary notice from early September
Fragmentary OCR text mentions September, possible mention of people and actions but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual card. Unable to determine concrete persons, organizations, places, or outcomes from the readable portions.
Idle Days in Camp and Dramatic Upheaval on the Water
A sprawling scene depicts Idle Days in Camp with characters named Meathal Witdteconners and Thely Mardest Work Whig, a journey toward Port Jorvie, and a chaotic recounting of daily labor, boats, and weather along a river route. Mentions of individuals, places, and brands mingle with dramatic reflections on idleness and duty, including a long digressive passage about characters, transportation, and social mores.
Athletics at the Fair sparka organizers named
The Orange County Fair committee to manage the athletic events on the final day held last night named Frank Pina as chairman and Robert Shepard as secretary with Thor A. Tagers as treasurer. A fundraising and event committee was formed with Highton and Rebinaco on the bicycle events. Several race events are planned including a hundred yard dash and other contests. Future meetings will be held Mondays.
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omercial
Holter
Orange county
Frank Pina
Robert Shepard
Thors A. Tagers
Messra
Finn
Mighumn
Edgood
Messrs
Highton
Rebinaco
Winn
Dhomak
Harvey Hopkins Funeral Train Brings Many Friends
A special train carried mourners to the funeral of Harvey Hopkin, with attendees from Wilburn Academy and various city offices. Elderly pieces and floral tributes were sent from several local groups, including the Millard Division and Kadisiey Tratmmon, reflecting a broad community turnout.
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Biovel Tri
Las elisa
Ivredrym Millard Division
evan
aployes
Wicker averane Pestard
Asylum and Cubans clash in rough ball report
Report covers a chaotic game between Asylum and All Cubans with scattered player names and events. It notes four runs in the first inning, errors, and shifts in lead, plus references to local venues Port Jervis Elmira and Wirwick, and a variety of spectators and officials. The text also mentions a Port Jervis Railway matter and a separate incident at Ellenville.
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TOSC
Middletown
Miller cf
delaiany p
Steward
Mitherl
Lerag
Diba
Oiescore
Gute
Port Jervis
Ellenville
Wodinaday
Hernandes
bie
Walking match at Midway Park draws modest crowd
Report on a walking race at Midway Park where Moore Bork fellow Mikles stayed close, with Mau and others contending in a tight finish. Readers note the crowd was small due to drizzly evening, and after a long, steady pace the event ended with a close lead and lingering excitement among spectators.
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Midway
Prk
Midway Park
Jane
rioniise
audi
Drake and Stratton's Contract For Railroad Work
A detailed notice describes Drake and Stratton contracting for a seven mile road from Wastanel via Swackhame to Seoth Chamian toward Bargiew. Preparations begin, with crews and equipment from Deland Tad and Eros, plus additional workers along Shepherd's Crook. Special trolley services planned to haul workers and materials to sites. the piece also mentions a medicinal toning of health products by California Ming Syrup Co.
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Drake wd Stratom
Lew Yashots
Wastanel
Swackhame
Seoth Chamian
beroud Bargiew
ceven nile
Wayansrt
fowaan
stevio ehoweds
ottigok
Aiele
Jake
Deleon Hanesdale amit
baker
Moosie Mountain
Shepherd's Crook
tie Linh
bern
Deland
Meeting of Collins and Sarothers in New York reunion
Martin Collins of Stony Ford travels to New York to meet his brother Michael after thirty two years. They reunite at an arranged place, talk of Maria joining Michael west, and plan future moves as Denver bound relatives are awaited. The scene centers on family reunion and cross country plans.
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Martin, Collins
Stony Ford
New York
Vhardday
Michael
Joe
Hung Mountain Express
raya
Maria
Micheale
Denver
Michie Catling
McGill Reported Dead After Railroad Accident
McGill, an employee at the sundeoairy, is reported dead after a railroad accident in Jersey City. The brother Shortie a Foner moplone at the Pre tion Company sought inquiry, while Captain Weber of the Chief of Bution was contacted but provided no clear update. The brother remained anxious, waiting for further word as authorities investigated.
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Edwards GQ
McGill
hig brother
Weber
teleyerain
Teachers Examination At High School Sees Fifty Attend
The annual teachers examination in Syria, with Theoamuntucion aiding, attracted about fifty attendees at the high school. Questions covered general history, current events, geography, arithmetic, algebra, bookkeeping, and language studies in a concise test.
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Syria
Comanaloir Keuritan
Theolas
Sonera history current
tolay
Thy O aed W Band Tus two eugene ants for next week
A report from Liberty and Yonkers notes events and travel plans involving the Thy O aed W Band Tus, Clete Hope Company of Wigston, and a parade in Yonkers. A rattlesnake incident on Storm King Mountain led to hospital treatment and a malignant wound story from Pheall Hospital.
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om fk Thy O. aed W
eugene ants
vendaeturs’ chine bebe
Liberty
joyday
Clete Hope Company
Wigston
Yonkers
yar
Corneath
Crome
Hinton
hia vite
Obituary notes on H of Coykendall in Newark aged home
Obituary notes report the death of H of Coykendall a former well known resident Colovide and Decker owner. He died in Newark at an aged home after a stroke. His body was brought to Deckertown and laid to rest in Vignantin Cemetery Elistadsey.
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Isis
Eric hewshoy
pple boys
Coykendall
Colovide
Deckerown
Newark
patalye lia
Deckertown
Vignantin
Elistadsey
Real Estate Notes Amid Market Jumble In Wallies Area
Fragmented notes reference property dealings around Goshen and Watery Greatest Medicine with scattered names and prices. Mentions Tony and Martha Hayes and a possible Wood's Sa pardla style listing. Context unclear but signals local real estate chatter and priced items.
New York Stock Report Promises Market Moves
New York stock report from August 11, 1890, shows broker Jas J Thghe and associate Jerry Hailing with clients at North Street Middletown. Provisions and cargo trades noted, activity in Metropolitan Tractios and Brooklyn Rapid Transit regions appears in early trading.
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NEW
JAS
P. THGHE
Jery Hailing
Li North Street
Middletown
N.Y
BlockA
Monde
Greta
New Yong
Bludeig
Wey
Brooklyn Rapid Trooult
Southern
cmcage
MAURER
Rebels Fire at Culut as U S Troops Reoccupy Town
General MacArthur's forces, after a night of calm, moved a recon party toward Angeles, engaging rebels at 1200 yards and driving them from Calut. The Twelfth Infantry reported no enemy contact toward the west. rebels appear to have fled with many wounded in the fighting around Culutet.
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ioe
Cal Insurgenta
Masia
MacArthur
Culult
Seventeenth Cofentry
picer
othe
Angeles
Alxelw
Distress in Porto Rico prompts appeals for aid
Reported disaster in Porto Rico describes widespread destruction at Portenn and San Juan, with many towns submerged or devastated. Deaths feared. water supply cut. thousands face starvation as crews struggle to restore order and deliver relief. Authorities seek ration estimates amid calls for immediate aid and large-scale shipments to Ponce.
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Sas dees
Potten
Ardin
Guaydi
San Juan
Davin
Porta Miro
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