Brakeman Wins Big Judgment Against Erie Railroad
Albany June 6 Special to the Times-Press Terence M Barnnett, a freight brakeman, wins his judgment against the Erie Railroad Company for injuries suffered near Port Jervis in 1910. A hot box caused a car to jolt, throwing Barnnett from a train as signals were improperly given by a brakeman. The Appellate Division upheld the judgment of 319,900 and the Court of Appeals sustained. Also notes arrangements for a reception and dance for the Seventy-first New York Regiment infantry enlisted men in Albany at the State Armory this evening with McCormack's orchestra.
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Albany
Times-Preas
Terence M. Barmnett
Erie Railroad Company
Port Jervis
Hartmett
Susquehanne
Garrett
Bartnett
Court of Appeals
Sevrenty-first New York Regiment of Infantry
State Armory
McCornaPs Orchestra
Skin Rash Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A woman describes a three year facial rash that itched terribly and left her disfigured. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a free sample she experienced immediate relief and eventual healing. The ad promotes Cuticura for pimples rashes dandruff and irritation with a free sample offer.
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Cuticura
Dept. R
Boston
British Aviator Plans Long Flight
Searsville June 6 report covers a long flight plan by a British aviator. The article notes a community event with a play titled A Lost Black Heifer presented by homo talent to a large audience followed by dancing with Moulds orchestra. It mentions a repeat show scheduled for June 14 and local baseball scheduling with Napanoch plus interest in arranging games with Orange Sullivan and Ulster counties. Communications directed to James Callan. Also mentions Mrs B B Shafer returning to New York after visiting cousins Frances and Sadie Clark. A Bible Society meeting in Warwick June 16 with speakers from Newburgh Florida Cornerhall and the American Bible Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searsville
Mould
F. S&s. Ghlespie
Napanoch
Orange
Sullivan
Wulster
James Callan
R. F
Montgomery
Snow in the Bible and regional snow notes
The article notes only two Bible passages mention snow failing, cites IT Samuel Iriii 20 and I Macccabees xifi 22, and observes frequent deep snows in Jerusalem in January and February but shallow persistence. It adds Nezereth receives snow more often, places Guba Mes in the tropics, and states a line from Pittsburgh would cross the island.
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Samuel Iriii
I Macccabees Xifi
Jerusalem
Nezereth
Tropics
Pittsburgh
Island
Patrons Dispelled By Thunder At Hayes Field Patriot Rally
About a thousand people gathered at Hayes Field on a Tuesday for a patriotic demonstration after the Registration Day parade. Thunderstorms drove hundreds away before the main speeches, delaying the principal address by Rev. Francis S. Smithers Jr. Mayor Thompson announced the program before prayers by Rev. Dr. Kirkwood and a patriotic talk urging national service and unity under President Wilson.
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Hayes Field
Notcn
Hen A. S. Tomple
A. C. N. Thompson
Preyer
Robert ©. Kirkwood
Francis S. Smithers, Jr
Smithers
Middletown
Prran
National Guard
Navy
Sam
Germany
Catholic Diocese to Take Its Own Military Census
The Roman Catholic Diocese of New York will conduct its own military census by order of Governor Whitman. The plan, explained by Clement J. Driscoll, was presented at Cathedral College in Manhattan. About 109 priests and 200 laymen attended with Mgr. Joseph F. Mooney presiding in Cardinal Ferley's absence.
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New York
Whitman
Cathedral College
Manhattan
State Census Bureau
Clement J. Driscoll
Ownce
Cardinal Ferley
Mgr
Joseph F. Mooney
Minisink Chapter Meeting at Pack Home Goshen
The Minisink Chapter, D A R, will meet at the home of Mrs William Bertram Pack on Golden Hill avenue Goshen Monday afternoon June 11 at 3 o clock. A fair and cafeteria supper will be held in the church basement at Johnson Friday June afternoon and evening.
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Washington
Fle
Red Cross
Blooming Grove King’s Daughters
Fanny W. Marvin
Minisink
Irs
William Bertram Pack
Golden Hill Avenue
Goshen
Johnson
Census Preparations Under Governor Orders
Alenticello and Sullivan county brace for the military census and inventory. Kenneth D. L. Niven directs the effort with a proclamation assigning June dates and schoolhouses as collection depots from 2 to 6 PM. All men and women between ages 13 and 60 must appear, with noncompliance risking arrest. Reed districts, Pine Bush registration notes indicate higher turnout than expected.
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Alenticello
Sullivan County
Charlies
Whitman
Kenneth D. L. Niven
Goxercor Las
Feels 5 Years Younger Adds Sixteen Pounds
Henry B. St. John of Herkimer New York shares a remarkable testimonial about Tanlac a tonic said to have improved his rheumatism liver and kidney troubles after ten years of illness He credits six bottles of Tanlac plus Kimo San Off for lifting him from near collapse and restoring energy He urges others to try it as the best medicine and mentions its introduction in Middletown at Chambers Bros drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. St. John
Herkimer
N. Y
Mr. St John
Mr. St. John
Taniec
Middletown
Tanlac
Chambers Bros. i
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. M. Barmnett
Erie
Mrs. B. B Shafer
Frances and
Sadie Clark
Times-Press
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Bible Society
Orange County Bible Society
Reformed Church
Warwick
Hey. Seymour Purdy
Newburgh
Mr. Chamberlain
Fiorida
Cornerhail
American Bible Society
Riece
Osrear
Nas
Kester
E. A. Kelly
Royal Flying Corp
Wheeling
W. Va
Kelly
France
Grace Church
Tg Wa
Cuba
Lberty
Belgium
Russia
England
Democracias
Taft
Root
Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Aed
Digse
Hepner
Thompson
Justice Tomplans
Middlewean
Washingtonville
Francis 5. Smithers, JA
Tompkins Dry Goods Company
Liberty Loan
Government
U. S
Pine Bush
Vine Bush
Secent
Crawford
New Tanlac
THE
Mohican Company
Bevr
Florida
Helf
Texas
Tin
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