Fair Board At Meeting Here Today
Orange County Agricultural Society board meets in City Hall to arrange the annual fair on August 21 2 93 and 24 with officers and directors including Augustus Denniston and Albert Manning. Treasurer Howell reported a balance and funds awaiting action of the board. Pierre Lorillard Jr was named the racing representative for the National Trotting Association in New York City in October. Rev Dr Andrew Schriver reported on Albany session urging broader farmer representation in the State Agricultural Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Orange Country Agricultural Society
Augustus Denniston
Washingtonville
Albert Manning
Otsville
Lee
John & Bradley
Middletown
Otisville
Henry MM. Howell
Wm. F. Royce
Harry Bull
Campbell Hall
Wiliam H. Sirens
New Hampton
Theodore F. Lawrence
Chester
Andrew Shriver
D. D. Chester
Howard D. Leek
Goshen
Erre Lorisland, Jr
Tuxedo Park
William 5. Sarre
H. P. Demarest
Warwick
RD. Lincoln Or
Air
Demarest
Howell
Fair Grounds
Tis
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Tuxeiro Park
National Troiiing Association
New York City
William H. Murphy
Albany
State Agricultural Society
Sisie Society
Atlas Case Takes From Jury In Indiana Court
Goshen February 19 Supreme Court opened at 10 30 Justice Joseph Morschauser presiding. Calendar listed cases and marked ready others set for later sessions. Atlas School Supply Co v Willem Fowler resumed with both sides seeking verdict then brief filings before decision. Case 2 James Coleman v Mary McCarthy tests validity of Catherine Anna McConville will probate begun 1913 Pine Bush estate six to seven thousand dollars. Winter Russell of New York for plaintiff and ex Senator J C R Taylor for defendant.
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Goshen
Supreme Court
Joseph Morschauser
Atlas School Supply Company
Willem H. Fowler
James Coleman
Mary McCarthy
Catherine Anna McConville
Pine Bush
Coleman
Winter Russell
New
Albany Bridge Guards Rail Lines Amid Busy Freight Flow
Albany firms reinforce the avenue bridge in eastern commerce as heavy nighttime traffic continues. The Livingston Bridge handles about 200 freight cars in a 24 hour period with Boston and Albany routes westbound and eastbound moved to prevent delays. Photos from Albany Knileker.
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Livingston
Boston
Albany
Albany Knileker
Blockade seals southern coast of Cuba to trap Gomez
Havana reports a government blockade of the entire southern coast to stop ex president Gomez and his rebel aides from escaping. Santiago harbor is restricted, government machine guns saw heavy rebel losses in Sancti Spiritus, a wireless station was destroyed, and a second US warship is due as President Menocal plans a proclamation offering immunity to repentant revolters.
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International News Service
Havana
Cuba
Gomez
Santiago Harbor
Fernandez
Teader
Sancti Spiritus
United States
Menocal
Surprise Inspection By Gen O Ryan Reaches Albany
Major General John FL O Ryan conducted an unannounced inspection of troops along the aqueduct line from New York toward Albany. He rode with his chauffeur driving at times and visited New Paltz Peekskill and Albany areas, expressing satisfaction with conditions found.
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Alba
John FL O’ryan
Albany
Ashokan
O’ryan
Military Training Commission
New Paltz
Eneral O'Byan
New York City
Aqueduct
New Panz
High Falls
Browns Station
AL Bapy
Peekskill
Grace Church Men’s Club Hosts Parish Reception
The Grace Church parish house hosts a Tuesday evening reception by the Men’s Club and vestry members for the congregation and friends. Two short entertainments begin at a stated hour, followed by informal refreshments and dancing. Performers include Duer, Bailey, Deisseroth, Brady, and Heaton with various solos, recitations, and a tenor.
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Grace Church
Duer
Howard Bailey
Albert Deisseroth
Porer
Frank C. Brady
Gunga Chin
A. C. N. Thompson
H. A. Cox
Laurent Heaton
Harmon Howard Weale
Casey
J_asea
Douglas Accepts Montreal Organist Post At St. Dennis
A. Stanley Douglas departed this morning for Montreal to assume duties as organist at the St. Dennis theatre starting tomorrow. He recently held a similar post in Passaic New Jersey for four months, and is the son of Dr W E Douglas with many friends in the city.
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A. Stanley Douglas
Montreal
Canada
St. Dennis Theatre
Passaic
N. J
Douglas
W. E. Douglas
National Guard Placed on War Footing in New York
Albany February reports a conference of high state military officials to prepare the National Guard for possible war service. Major General John F. Orvan, Major General O Ryan, Major William L. Hallanan, and Adjutant General Lew S. Stotesbury were noted among attendees and arrivals as plans and precautions were discussed. The First Infantry and Tenth Infantry had been called out for service in the Catskills, with officials detailing ongoing preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
National Guard
John F. Orvan
Sazi
Cattskills
O’ryan
William L. Hallanan
Lews Stotesbury
E.V. Howard
Seventh Avenue
Fourth Street
New York
Villa Captures Pearson Town in Mexican Conflict
El Paso reports a Villista force under Silvestro Quezada captured Pearson town with 20 Carranzista deaths. Rumors say ranch house near the border burned as Mexicans reach authorities and ex-Villista commander Miranda may be crossing with refugees. A liner near Nesports reports the Philadelphia at 1 235 miles east of New York.
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International
Washington
Fieicher
State Department
Mexio City
Villa
el Paso
Villista
Silvestro Quezada
Pearson
Signal Corps
Hachita
N. M
Miranda
U. S. Columbus
P. Miranda
Nearsport
New York
Imet
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Business relocations reshape North Street shops
Changes planned for North Street businesses around April 1 involve Brenwasser Bros. moving from 64 North Street to 61 North Street, the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company shifting to East Main Street, and Holmes & Co. moving into Brenwasser’s vacated premises. Brenwasser will expand its operations in its new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Bren- Wasser Bros
Great Atlantic & Paciffc Tea Company
Tea Company
Times-Press
East Main Street
Middletown Leather Company
Holmes 4 c Company
Brenwasser Bros
Willard Waiting For Cash Offer
Chicago February 19 Tom Jones manager of Jess Willard refused terms for a match with Fred Fulton You'll get a match just as soon as I see some real cash offers Jones said awaiting credible money to stage the bout amid ongoing negotiation efforts involving the heavyweight champion and Fulton as the eyes of boxing fans turn to potential payments and dates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Tom Jones
Jess Willard
Fred Fulton
Jones
Birthday Honors for Mrs. H. H. Lawrence
Mrs. H. H. Lawrence aged 88 on Thursday February 15 celebrated at her daughter Mrs. Herbert Stevens home 37 Washington Street. Friends called in the evening to extend congratulations and best wishes for many more birthdays. Lawrence was born at Walton Lake at the McKenzie School site to David and Mary Ball, descendant of Sarah Weells and William Ball of Hamptonburgh, mother lived to be nearly Foy.
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H. H. Lawrence
Herbert Stevens
Washington Street
Mrs. Lawrence
McKenzie School
Walton Lake
David and
Mary Ball
Bets
Sarah Weells
William Ball
Hamptonburgh
Lawrence
Market Plan On Center Street Reported By City Businessmen
Two prominent city businessmen, backed by the Chamber of Commerce, are organizing a public market on Center Street. Early talks suggested Orchard Street, but Center Street is now favored as the market location.
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Center Street
Te Chamber of Commerce
Orchard Street
Railroads Agree to End Penalty Car Return Delay
Washington Feb 19 Inter State Commerce Commission postponed from February 23 to March for railroads to return empty coal cars to connecting lines under 5,000 penalty rule. Railroads agreed to speed up car returns to ease congestion, allowing more time for relief by their own methods. POLIO CLINIC FEB 22 at City Hall with Dr Armitage Whitman and health staff in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assst.aid Press
Washington
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Maren
Commission
Armitage Whitman
State Department of Health
Standard Oil to Resume Shipping After Submarine Campaign Pause
The Standard Oil steamer Wieo, unarmed, left an American port today bound for an unnamed European port as the first Standard Oil vessel to sail since the submarine war began. The freighter Porinquen, overdue from England, was sighted off Bermuda in tow of a Dutch steamer. Five ships from war zone ports arrived.
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Taday
Boston
England
Bermuda
Potts
Firemen Perish in 70th Blaze in Quebec City
A brutal blaze wrecked a building in Quebec today crushing three firemen and injuring five others as a search inquiry begins. In other news, the Empire bowling alleys host a Mechanics versus Von Bergs clash for top City League spots with two-man tournament entries closing Feb 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Quebec
Leb
Empire Bowling Ailers
von Bergs
Passage of Conspiracy Bill Urged
Washington February 19 United States Senate urged prompt passage of spy and conspiracy measures after Senator Overman cited 100000 spies in the country. President Wilson may seek authority and a joint session before adjournment. Americans held in Germany after Yarrowdale capture remain detained as Berlin is pressed for release. Submarine war reports: Guyane says she sank a German sub after exchanging shots. Ships sail for barred zone and two liners along with six freighters prepare to depart. British vessels Romedalen sunk. Jolo also reported sunk in the barred zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional News Service
Washington
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Senate
Department of Justice
Wilson
Congress
Germany
State Department
Lansing
Berlin
New York
Guyane
Chamber of Deputies
Chicago
Ascania
London
Liords
Zeppllin Raids Forecast and Scout Hikes Reported
War bulletin notes no major battles in past 24 hours with artillery and air activity mainly recon. Paris statement hints possible future operations with better weather. A sea airship sighting near Boulogne and bombs cause no damage. Scout hikes planned by Boy Scouts Troop 1 at First Baptist Church. desparate killed in Kentucky.
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Associated Press
War Office
Paris
French
Boulogne
English Channel
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County Agricultural Society
Prescher Wirg
St Louis
Atlas
Coleman Case
Livingston Avience Bridge
Are
Meiden Lane
Pridge
Harry GB. Anderson
Livingston Avenue
Malden Lane
East Greenbush
Hudson
Ox Livingston Avenue Bridge
MR. Douglas
N. Y
Willard
Market
Standard Oil
War Zone
First Baptist Church
Desperado
Lexington
Jay Branham
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