Goshen Extradition Papers For Ehlers Boys
Goshen dispatch reports extradition papers issued for George and Louis Enters to be sent to New Jersey to answer charges of theft of Ford autos from Paterson. Papers bear signatures of Governor Whitman and William F. Lord. Agents Adolf Keppler named. attached to Paterson police.
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Goshen
George
Louis
New Jersey
Ford
Paterson
Sherif
Governcer Whitman
William Hit Lord
Adolf Keppler
Paterson Po
Conductor Safonoff Finds Ten Sticks Not One Baton
In Moscow years ago Safonoff forgot his baton on a podium. His substitute was his hands and ten sticks, prompting the orchestra to stay alert. He later said the reform made laziness impossible and he would never use a baton again.
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Moscow
Safonoff
Safonof
Echard
London Chronicle
Milk supply is low states Dillon in New York
New York December 27 State foods and markets commissioner John J Dillon says the milk supply is lower than usual for this season because feed prices are high. Farmers cannot afford to buy feed, turning to on farm fodder. Officials predicted higher milk output due to raised prices, but conditions show farmers would justify seeking higher prices for their milk rather than increased production.
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New York
John J. Dillon
Hamnson Receives Associate Membership in Engineering Society
Ronald A. Hamnson of 31 Hanford Street, superintendent of Morgans & Wilcox Manufacturing, has been elected to associate membership in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at 29 West 24th Street New York. The society, founded 1850, raises standards and aims to promote engineering arts and sciences. Friends commend his perseverance and fitness for the honor.
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Ronald A. Hamnson
Hanford Street
Morgans & Wilcox Manufacturing Company
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
West 24Th Street
New York
B. P. Fiery
America
Hampson
Younz
Final Wallkill Council Holds Last 1916 Meeting
The Wallkill Council No. 92 Jr. O U G A M will hold its final 1916 meeting at Washington Street rooms Thursday evening with year end business. Newly elected officers will be installed on January 4. Mayor Archibald X Thompson will present Elmer H Lemon with a gift in appreciation of services this year. Members urged to attend.
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Goshen
Iota Wallace
Hulse
Newburgh
Rel
Minisink
Wilmot P. Thompson
Adaline
Washington, D. C
C. H. Fope
Gabriel H. Bennett
Maple Avenue
Charles T. Dunning
Murray Avenue
Thinning
Occidental Etocel
Ted LeRue
Palo
Beach
Charles Rogers
T. D .van Vilet & Sons
Wallkill
Deeds Filed at Goshen and New Windsor
Deeds filed in Goshen and New Windsor at year end show parcels of land conveyed to and from residents of Goshen New Windsor and War Wick with various unspecified considerations. The items include transfers involving Jacob W Wilbur Elizabeth C Conkling Kate Volock Stanislau Glowacz and Wilbur E Schoonover. A historical note recalls Puritan stocks used for perceived healthiness and fresh complexions.
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Jacob W. Wilbur
Une
Mass
Elizabeth C. Conkling
Bronx
Wilbur E. Schoonover
Newburgh
Kate Volock
Florida
Stanislaus Glowacz
War- Wick
Bullfighters Afraid of Cows in Arena
The Exchange notes that many bullfighters fear cows, arguing cows bred for the arena are quicker and more formidable than bulls. Cows keep alert to every move, with sharper horns and no head lowering before charging like a locomotive.
Prejudice and the First Standing Army Mentioned
A fragment reflecting on prejudice as a barrier to progress and noting the early standing army formed by Saul in 1098 B. C. The text juxtaposes moral critique with a historical allusion to ancient military forces.
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Saul
Buffaloes and Masonic Lodges Meet Nights for Funeral Attendances
Regular meeting and officer election of Middletown Herd No 3 Loyal Order of Buffaloes held this evening at Times-Press rooms with members urged to attend. Middletown Lodge No 1087 BPOE will hold a regular meeting tonight. Hoffman Lodge No 412 F and A M meets at Masonic Temple at 1 15 for funeral of late brother Martie B Van Pleet. Lancelot Lodge No 169 Knights of Pythias meets Thursday at 1 15 to attend funeral services for Jata brother M B Van Pleat. Pythian Sisters meet at O and W station at 1 20 Thursday to attend funeral of Brother VanFleet.
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Buffalos
Middletown Herd
Loyal Order of Buffaloes
Roms
Times-Press
Middletown Lodge
Hoffman Lodge
Hoffman Lorse
A. M
Masonic Temple
Martie B van Pieet
Lancelot Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Jata
M. B. van Pleat
Brother VanFleet
Obsequies of George E Smith Held at Local Church
The funeral of George E Smith was held at St. John's A. M. E. Zion Church this afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. The service was largely attended. Interment followed at Wal eierr Phillipsurzh with pallbearers David Warner Raymond Williams Arthur Hasbrouck and Seymour Smith.
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George E. Smith
George E Smith
St. John’s A. M. E. Zion
Wal Eierr
Phillipsurzh
King
David Warner
Raymond Willams
Arthur Hasbrouck
Seymour Smith
Whales In Nets Near Bay of Islands New Zealand
A whaling station operates just south of the Bay of Islands in a landlocked harbor near Wangamtumz under Cane Brett. Nets in narrow channels between rocks catch cetaceans believed to swarm this passage to shed sea parasites from long journeys through deep water.
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Bay of Islands
New Zealand
Fix Location of Farm Loan Banks
International News Service reports the fan loan board set 12 cities for farm loan bank organization Sprinsfeld Slass Baltimore Columbia South Carlina Louisville New Orleans St Louis Omahs Wichita Houston Berkley Tal Spokane actual lending will start to fund planting and the board will issue bonds under law to raise money for farmers.
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Q8y International News Service
Washington
Fan Loan Board
THINK MARYLAND CREW ON OPEN SEA
Captain West of the New England coast guard reports by wireless that the Maryland crew are safe in open boats after the freighter was sunk. Revenue cutters Gresham and Acushnet are in the area hoping to pick up the crew following the S O S signal.
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International News Service
Boston
BH. B. West Head
New England Coast Guard Service
Gresh“am
Acoshuet
Maryland
Thur
Oda
Japanese Steamer Sankuku Maru Goes Ashore Off China
Tokio dispatch says the Japanese steamer Sankuku Maru carrying 400 aboard including two Cans has run aground off China. Refloating attempts have failed.
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China
International News Service
Tokio
Rival Livery Stables Trade Barbs Over Window Signs
Two rival livery stables on Dost street trade barbs in ads. One posted Our horses need no whip to make them go, the other quickly replied True. The wind blows them along. The lighthearted exchange shows local business rivals sparring with witty window notices.
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London
English Undefiled on Usage in Circumstances Phrase
A London Glove letter critiques Pudvard Bupling for using under the circumstances arguing the correct idiom is in the circumstances. The writer notes a long-standing controversy and defends traditional English usage in this defiant protest.
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Jutland
Pudvard Bupling
London
Reindeer Clothes and Their Waterproof Warmth
Reindeer garments, worn by Russians, Swedes, and Norwegians, resist moisture and provide warmth. The reindeer hair swells in water without breaking, due to watertight air-filled cells that compress. This keeps the wearer buoyant and less likely to sink if overboard.
Social Round of Visits and Travel Notes in Town
Miss Jessie A. Houston of the Townsend travels to New York to visit Prof. and Dr Helle Aldridge in Brooklyn and will meet Dr H Savage in Columbia Circle. Local residents Ruth Hathaway, Dorothy Morgan, and others from Smith College and Yale are home for holidays. Various families host relatives in New York, Paterson, and Oneonta during Christmas and vacation periods, with several professionals and students mentioned.
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Jessie A. Houston
Ruth Hathaway
Dorothy Morgans
Smith College
Bad sleet storm hampers traffic across the east
New York reports sleet and snow clogging traffic and telegraph and telephone lines as far south as Jacksonville. The storm reaches the Canadian border with railroad service between New York and Chicago seriously affected. Atlantic coast cities face icy streets and tracks impeding vehicle traffic. A Board of Health meeting was not held due to lack of quorum and little business.
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International News Service
New York
East
Middle States
Canadian
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
Board of Health
Delay in Black Dirt Sewer Repair Progress
Workmen continue repairs on the black dirt sewer amid bad weather causing significant delay. Crews report improvements and hope for completion soon.
First Aid to the Deaf Simple Mail Tubes Aid
A reader from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch shares a plain emergency hearing aid for the deaf. Roll paper into a tube and speak into the end, the tube pressed to the ear to transmit sound. The writer, nearly deaf, claims this simple method outperforms costly specialists.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Straits Tin Trade Feeds World Markets From Malay Peninsula
Straits tin, a high quality ore, provides more than two thirds of the globe supply mined in the Malay peninsula. Much is sent to Singapore smelters, then refined and shipped as slabs about 90.9 percent pure to the United Kingdom or this country.
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Malay Peninsula
Singapore
United Kingdom
Historical origins of candy making traced to China
The piece notes that candy making began in China long ago and mentions many dark lanes leading from the Great White Way, evoking a historical reminder of city life and commerce.
Sewing for the Heathen at St Pauls Christmas Play Ad
Jottings note a humor play Sewing for the Heathen at St Pauls on December 28. An advertisement also announces a special Lancelot Lodge Knights of Pythias meeting at Castle Hall this evening at 7:30 to finalize arrangements and address the death of Brother M B VanFleet.
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St Paul's
Lancelot Lodge
Knights of Pyrthias
Castle Hall
M. B. VanFleet
Academy Students Stage Pandora at Stratton Theatre
Arustine Academy students present The Masque of Pandora at Stratton Theatre. Cora Belle Morse directs a Grecian themed production with Pandora Anna Hamilton Epimetheus Lavise Seymour Hephaestus Mullens and Prometheus Esther Simmonds Hermes Violet Thompson Howe Marie McCune and a large cast of Grecian slaves and dancers in period costumes.
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Arustine Academy
Pandora
Epimetheus
Emmetheus
Miss Morse
Saryland
Pandora Anna Hamilton
Lavise
Seymour Bhephaestus
Mar Mullens
Prometheus
Esther Simmonds
Hermes
Violet Thompson Howe
Marie McCune
Claire Simmonds
Genevieve O'Donnell
Mary Donnelly
Richard Dobson
Srances
Edwards
Raymond Carson
Thomas Bailey
Richard Schaap
Edward Reilly
Richard Perry
Philip Neuburger
Audrey O'Donnell
Harriet Duncan
Stella Werman
Mary Freeland
Maude Kelly
Margaret Young
Lillian Borne
Kathryn Stack
Gertrude Sculley
Miolet Thompson
Francis Reilly
Helene Geddes
Eleanor Harrington
Frances Cavanaugh
Dizabeth Hartford
Rose Heinemann
Elizabeth Wrengenroth
Catherine Wrenzenroth
Julia Wrengengroth
Marcella Grant
Rose Lane
Helen Elia Peck
Kathleen Farie Costello
Margaret Marr Sweener
Dolores i
Margaret Osterhout
Jeen Lawes
Virenia Sheahan
Dorothy Stage
Madeleine Watts
Helen Weale
Irene Ostrowski
Mary Cecelia Carer
Gertrude Cooner
Teresa Cluff
Alvina Vander Herden
Na McKinney
Lilliania Lawlor
Clarisse Gibson
Margaret Daler
Irene Cleveland
Ursula McHueh
Frances Larkin
Genevieve McKinney
Marie von Wasner
Elizabeth O'Brien
3Brary Freeland
Gertrude Reuben
Martha Reuben
Hermenia Reuben
Frances Lincoln
Evelyn Quinn
Market gains and openings on steady New York stock list
The Market in New York opened strong with broad gains as Steel Common led demand and several issues posted higher prices. Marine Preferred upset the trend early, while American Locomotive, Crucible Steel, and Baldwin Locomotive rallied. Texas Company, Industrial Alcohol, and Atlantic Gulf and West Indies also advanced amid a generally bullish tone. Grain futures in Chicago showed mixed openings with wheat, corn, and oats higher and provisions firm.
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New York
Marine
Aaa
American
Crucible Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Texas Company
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
Chicago
Islamic divorce rights in Moslem lands for wives
The Literary Digest notes that in Moslem countries the husband holds the sole right of divorce, leaving women with little recourse. Some divorce cases cited reveal that wives may only evade their marriage by converting to another faith, effectively ending the union.
Bravery Text Quip In Washington Star Note
A Washington Star brief quotes a reader facing a moral choice about risking his life for a friend. The anecdote centers on choosing to swallow a friend's cooking in a chafing dish to spare feelings, highlighting humor and loyalty in a compact, light moment.
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Washington Star
Wilson Plurality Placed At 568 822
New York December 27 Complete precinct returns show Wilson with 9 116 236 votes Hughes 8 517 474 a plurality of 566 822 for Wilson. 1912 results listed with parties and totals for Benson Debs Hanly and others. total votes for four candidates 18 635 871.
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New York
Pracelal
Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Afr. Wilson
Tatt
Rooseveltt
Benson
Geinse
Debs
Hanly
Chafin
Education Board to Meet Tuesday for Tie-Breaking Vote
The first meeting of the new Board of Education is set for Tuesday at 7 PM to elect its president amid outside speculation about the likely choice. A severe sleet storm disrupts travel yet leaves sleighing intact as temperatures trend from 24 at 7 AM to 32 by 3 PM. A monastery fire near Oka Quebec destroys the Trappist Alonks monastery with an estimated loss of 250000. A calendar gift from H D Gould Company is noted as a 1917 calendar.
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Board of Education
Pronk
Venus of Milo base faked to appease French king
The base of the famous Venus of Milo, bearing the sculptor's name, was reportedly destroyed to mislead a French king into believing the statue was older than it is.
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Venus of Milo
France
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Ryerson
Austria
Viemne
Iea Ryerson
Fehug
Austrie- Hengsry
Mrr
Bysrson
Belides
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Joseph Merritt
Teferee
John B. Swezey
Court House
Jane Clark
Creigvile
James DB. Lunney
Washingtonville
Wee
Justice of the Peace
Frank J. Edwards
Farnum Brothers
William Hubbell
Justice Eee
Geshen
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Hce Department
Jersey
Goseken
Pearl Rose Kelder
Graham Kelder
PARK
Brownleigh Stock Farms, Inc
Gentral
Lillian Walker
Vitagraph
Eukins
Beltimore American
St Paul's Church
Aiensley’s
B. F. van Sickle
North Street
van Sickle
Dillon
American Society
Wallkill Council
Osteopathic Magazine
Obsequies
Palestn
Paledting
Times
Amklei’s
Jewelry
John Forshay
Lizzie Forshay
J. McConmell
Linden Avenue
Warner Morgans
Yale
Mia- Wetown
Earl R. Harford
Alan Gordon
Albany
Mr. Harford
3. S. Harford
Standard Oil Company
Albanny
B. E. Smith and
Gaughier
Binghamton
Syracuse
A. Stanley Douglas
W. E Douglas
Passaic
Marvin M. Brogus
Wantash Hish School
Low Island
C. J. Brooks
Liberty Street
George Harding
Poughkeepsie
Mr. Harding
Knapp Avenue
Frank Wilia
Nis Wi
Emma
Strader
Beattie Avenue
Welter Tremper
Charles Tremper
Brocktyn
Harris Aloro
Chas
Carpenter
Dolsontown
H. E. Lewis
Arthur
Charles Bruce
Grand Avenue
Mma E. Strader
Lewis
D. & L. Railroad
Oneonta
Stratton Theatre
Longferow
Cora Belle Morse
Oka
Quebec
Trappist Alonks
Galendar
H D_ Gould Company
Eri
Armhi
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