Ice Cream Soda from McMonagle & Rogers
C Emmet Crawford promotes Weyburgh and Port Jervis ice cream sodas using Orange County Cream and premium vanilla extract from Saratoga Springs. The shop offers 5 cent glass sodas and 10 cent sundaes with home-grown strawberry syrup and other fine syrups. McMonagle & Rogers advertise 30 North Street and 155 North Street North Side Pharmacy.
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Fragmented Ivory Piece Riddle Stirs Local Talk
A puzzling line about an irreplaceable ivory piece and a unique claim from a group called the Yoletacniahéers stirs discussion. The wording hints at art or heritage value and a comparison to a Purwenre artifact, with no clear provenance or dates.
Firemen battle two barn blazes in Bloomingburg area
A fire at Cuno Musbach’s Sprague avenue barn near Peachwood Farm burned for hours after sparks likely from a passing engine. Firemen doused tar and paint fires as 2,000 spectators watched. Contents insured for 460 with A B Wilbur. total loss. A second blaze near Bloomingburgh on Teachwood Farm killed eight animals and damaged farm gear. Causes under investigation.
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Edwin Harding Arrested in Greenville Over Bride Claim
Edwin Harding, a laborer from near Middletown, tried to claim his bride from the home of her father known as Daddy in Greenville. He was arrested after a dispute over her leaving with wages of $1.50 weekly and taken to Squire Lynch, then Goshen jail for a $10 fine which Harding paid to the officer.
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Anniversary at First Baptist Church and Haverstraw arrests
The YP era anniversary at First Baptist Church featured palm trimings, special music, papers read, and addressed by speakers. A separate report notes Haverstraw boys arrested for stoning and farewells at Pine Bush, including a sheriff’s roundup and fines.
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Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Health on Travel
Travelers are advised to carry Syrup of Figs to aid kidneys liver and bowels and prevent fevers headaches and illness. Sold in 50 cent bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Milk Price Cut Sparks Local Trade Shakeup
Anglo-Swine Condensed Milk Co. begins cash sales at three cents a quart, aiming to restructure pricing and push competitors out. Local dealers react with surprise and some keep old prices, while milk delivery volumes and margins raise questions about profitability and long term availability.
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Boy Rescues Arching Lunge From Rare Lung Condition
A Newburgh boy ages eight years suffered for eight years from a concealed foreign body in his lung. He coughed up a tack after a long ordeal and finally relieved after the object dislodged during a difficult night. The event highlights a rare lunge obstruction medically described as a foreign body in the airway.
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Milk inspection plan and curfew debate in Newburgh
The village considers inspecting cows for diseased milk and requires licenses for milk suppliers. Newburgh Mothers' Council seeks a curfew ordinance to keep children off streets after hours. A local merchant promotes a skin cream cure while teachers request higher salaries, with board actions pending.
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Liquor Tax Certificates Filed Across County Towns
Tax collector Mendy Heceipia reports 356 liquor tax applications amounting to 77915 dollars through Saturday, with 344 and 77750 last year. Certificates issued in Widdietown, Walthill, and Wallkill list numerous individuals and businesses including Oriental Hotel and Madison House, plus notes on Port Jervis and Port Rye cases.
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Ten Missing Men Reported as Captured in Dewey Era Dispatches
A May 1 dispatch from Tosum ent Meadquarters notes ten missing Yorktownna boat crewmen, including Gilmore, held as prisoners of war amid ongoing investigations. Capt. Rockafeller of the 9th Infantry reportedly captured near Caloocan with his private papers lost on the return from the front. Addison Johnson becomes Sing Sing Prison warden in New York, replacing Sage, with minor staff changes anticipated. A New York court discharged Molineux’s habeas corpus, keeping him in the Tombs as the Grand Jury weighs new charges. Dewey Day injuries tally three from cannon-fire celebrations and a Treasury official alerts Secretary Hay about a proposed $20 million draft to Spain per treaty terms.
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Dewey Day Observed in New York Schools
May 1 celebration marked by displaying flags on all school buildings as the nation honors the victory in Australia and the public house hosts the event with Special OLETCInew Guimmemorating.
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Obituary for George W Brinkerhof Brinkerhoff
The Spanish Elections report shows Dr. George W. Brinkerhof of this city died at age thirty nine after a sudden illness. He was the brother of renatorial electiona show a Giovern .C. Brinkerhoff and was survived by his father one brother and four children. A telegram announced the death Sunday and the family traveled to Hempstead.
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Erie brakeman killed in switchyard accident
A Erie brakeman named John McHate was fatally crushed when struck by a car being switched in the Otisville yard between the west bound track and a switch. He leaves one sister employed at Newton silk mill. Other notices include a Redemptorist mission at St Joseph in this city and various local obituaries and civic updates.
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Base Ball Notes From Honesdale Club Effort
Baseball enthusiasts in Honesdale have subscribed 200 dollars for a local club and the manager expects at least 800 more. Uniforms have been ordered and the grounds are being packed in condition.
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