Death recalls the era as Ora Wilkes racehorse fades
Ora Wilkes, first Kentucky aut torey winner, dies at Biss Backeriie farm near Galt Ontario after foaling in 1590 and racing through the 1890s. The record shows wins from Sturgis Michigan to Lexington and notable progeny including Oro G and several two year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Wilkes
Biss Backeriie
Wilkes
Galt
Ont
Canada
William Corbin
San Mateo
Cali
John A. Guldsmuth
Woose
Guy Wilkes
Saule
Oro Wilkes
Sable Wilkes
Eben Mayhew
Duector
Yeeal
John Goldsmith
Muta Wilkes
Hazel Wilkes
Una Wilkes
Lesa Wilkes
Alec Wilkes
Regal Wilkes
Rupee
Sabledale
Sturgis
Michigan
Marvin
Antella
King Sultan
Chicago
Wilkes Maid
Tuscarora
Silicon
Independence
St Joseph
Boabdil
Lexington
William Penn
W. C. Jones
Columbia, Tenn
Goldsmith
Ore Wilkes
Buffalo
Murgrave
Springfield
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Jay Hawser
Suse
Margrave
Ube
Media
Wilt
Dave Raybowld
Goldsmiu
Rentucay
Eoline W
Boline
Ante Guy
Guy Axworthy
Anteash
Ashland Wikes- Gre Wires
Axrote
Trevillian
Fanny Wilcox
Hartford
Myrille RK
Nransa
SE Elmo
Rochester
WN. Y
Azote
Terre Haute
Ind
Oro G
Orange County
National League to hold annual meeting in New York
The National League meets in New York on Tuesday to consider war time baseball reconstruction. Key topics include election of a president to replace John Tener, player status after September releases, reserve clause questions, roster limits, and plans for 1939 plus potential joint talks with the American League on interleague matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
National League
National Commission
John K. Tener
John A. Hergdier
League
David L. Fuitz
Baseball Players Fraternity
Francis K. McQuade
Robert Brown
Louisville
Thomas J. Lynch
Hal Priliam
Heydler
Fultz
Ike Heydler
New York Americans
McQuade
Green
Lynch
Barney Dryfuss
Garry Herrmann
Washington
Chicago
Nes
Ais
Hamlin's Wizard Oil and Liver Pills Ad
Harmless preparation claimed to relieve rheumatic and sciatica pains and sore joints. Wizard Oil purportedly soothes stitching muscles with rapid penetration and antiseptic use for sprains cuts burns and bruises. Also advertises Wizard Liver Pills at 30 cents with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
Stanley Millspaugh Praises Local Firemen
Stanley Millspaugh extols the city fire department for their work, recalling his long residence here and past business ties with J. W. Tompkins Dry Goods. The piece notes Millspaugh’s praise and references his involvement with the Tompkins firm, with a brief mention of remodeling in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millspaugh
J. W. Tompkine
Tompkins Dry Goods Company
Alilspaveh
Jack Dempsey Redemption After San Francisco Fight
Jack Dempsey, the Pacific coast heavyweight, rebounded from a recent defeat to Willie Meehan after a poor showing in a short bout in Philadelphia. A months ago he took a surprise setback due to lax training while Meehan trained as a boxing instructor at a San Francisco Navy yard, and the bout in Philadelphia was engineered by pugilistic politics.
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Sybia
Battling Levinsky
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Pacific Coast
Willie Meehan
San Francisco
Dempsey
Pavy Yard
San Fransisco
Ears
Fair Price List for Orange County Week Beginning December 9 1918
Weekly fair price list urges consumers to pay the lowest cash and carry prices as maximums and the highest charge and delivery store prices as limits ARMY overcharge reports should be made to the County Administrator by any purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kia Lamp
Bali
Wed States Food Administration
Fire destroys Denton store and annex in old blaze
The 1912 fire gutted a four story Denton property on the south side, destroying the old building and heavily damaging the north annex acquired from Merchants' Bank. Wspaugh planned rebuilding and expanding stock, with about 40 000 feet of floor space and 6 workers. The fire origin remained uncertain, though not ruled incendiary.
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Denton
Wspaugh
Merbeing
Horle’s
Aviad
Mills
Paugh
Social notes from Kingston area wandering guests and reunions
Peter Herreroets returned home after injuries from a November auto accident on State road Go shen. William Koch Jr and his bride from Atlantic City spent time with relatives here after their December wedding. Emma Conkling came back from Atlantic City for the Somers Koch wedding. Mrs Jennie Wood and daughter visited relatives after a week with Mrs Frank Collins in Oneida. Mrs D W Callashan and Mrs W H Devenap spent time at family homes in Brooklyn and Whitmer Point New York.
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Peter Herreroets
Wawayanda Avenue
Goshen State
Irs
William H. Koch, Jr
Atlantic City
N. J
Emma Conkling
Somers-Koch
Jennie Wood
Frank Collins
Onevile
1500 American Troops Arrive in Gotham Today
The steamship Sierra carrying 1,500 American troops from English training camps arrived in New York today. Some men, including members of the Sixty-ninth, were slightly wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
Associated Press
New York
England
New
Fred Cameron Hurt in Train Collision Near Middletown
Saturday evening engineer Fred Cameron was crossing the Middletown and Unionville Railroad near the fire factory when struck by a train due at five. He suffered a broken leg and collarbone fracture, was thrown from the auto, and taken to Thrall Hospital where Dr. M C Conner treated him. The auto was badly wrecked and his survival was remarkable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cameron
Middletown & Unionville
Cameron
Thrall Hospital
M. C. Conner
Bugier William R. Banker Enlistment Note
Bugier William R Banker of Co A 29th Infantry Consolidated Beauregard Louisiana is listed with two tenders furlough visitors Mrs CC Ogden and Mrs Charles W Carer Bugler tanker enlisted March 1915 stationed Panama Canal Zone until two months 200 4.
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William R. Banker
Beauregard
Lais
CC. C. Ogden
Charles W. Carer
Panama Canal Zone
Obituary notices from Ellenville and nearby villages
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Mary J Catherwood of Ellenville aged 85 at her home on Cer Tel street following a long illness. Survived by four children Alfred G Catherwood John Catherwood Mrs H Youmans and Mrs Shirza Catherwood Miller. Funeral held at Center Street home with Rev Hobson officiating. interment in Ellenville cemetery. Also Miss Anna M Vance of Monreese died in Bridgeport Conn of pneumonia at 23. funeral planned at RC Church Monroe cemetery. Caroline Elliott Miller of Montgomery widow of James H Miller died at home from congestion of the lungs. born at Elliott Homestead Colden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Catherwood
Ellenville
Mary A. Caterwood
Cer Tel
Lole
Catherwood
Lory
Lfe
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Alfred G. Catherwood
Dilonville
John Catherwood
Middletown
H. Youmans
Rochester
Shirza Catherwood Miller
Anna M. Vance
Monres
Anna MN. Vance
Bridgeport
Conn
Moaree
Garry Vance
Merritt
R. C. Church
Monroe Cemetery
James H. Miller
Montgomery
Caroline Ellott
Shel
Alexander and
Sarah (Arnott) Miller
Elliott
Colden
Tam
Miller
Newburgh
Montgomery Presbyterian Church
Rea Cross
Women’s Missionary Society
Elizabeth J. Ellory
Samuel Green
Monroe
Gee
Samuel Greadee
Southfeld
Southfield
Daniel Green
Green
Tuxedo Park
Te Pu.Association
Cemecierr
Par lorm and Bath Farce Comes to Saratwon Stage
Theatrical farce Par lorm and Bath by A H Woods opens in Saratwon after a year in Chicago and New York. In three acts it follows a respectable young man who dons a Don Juan guise to charm his bride, with elaborate staging and a popular reception in prior runs. Ticket sales begin Tuesday morning with prices 1 50 to 1 30 and 75 cents.
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Parlorm
Bath
A. H. Woods
Chicago
New York
Republic Theatre
C. W. Bell
Mark Swen
Iti
Bir. Woods
Woods
The Devil's Double and William S Hart Screen Image
A short review notes William S Hart as one of the West’s deadliest men, praising his suppressed emotion and the film’s portrayal of vast open spaces and virile characters. The piece frames the actor and story as a painter’s study of infamy and humanity, with a focus on Hart’s face and eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
William $_ Hart
Everything Still Big Sensation at the Hippodrome
Charles Dillingham presents the Fifth month of the Everything pageant at the Hippodrome. Holed with a holiday touch, the show adds new features and a gust of laughter to a spectacle famed for its entertainment feats. Hanneford the new clown heads the whirl wind riders, while the Hall of History introduces a Sousa march and Lampland ballet. Daily performances advertised.
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Charles Dillingham
New York City
Risumas
Mr. Dillingham
Hanneford
Marceline
DeWulf Hoover
Ian Rate
Liew
Jol Philip Sousa
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California
THE
Stanley Millspaugh
Jack
Meehan
Demeseys Path
Alaska
M. C. Deniston
Treasury Department
Kingston
S&s. T. Manlove
Margery Crowell
Rome
Amos Fryer
Linden Avenue
Isaac Mullsaau
J. Herapeck
Horgbeck
D. W. Callashan
Brooklyn
Robert Cunninghan
HR. Devenap
Lyman West
Whitmer Point, N.Y
William S. Hart
Harry “the
CREEN
Morey
Charkes
Law of the
Fatty Arbuckle
Universal Weekly
Douglas Fairbanks
E Comes
Stratton Theatre
All Woods
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