Catch of a Florida trio of giant fish
J G Foley of St Petersburgh Fla a friend of C D Hanford of this city sends the picture of the fish caught at St Petersburgh on April 6 The display shows two Jew fish hanging weighing 200 and 230 pounds and three tarpons on the floor weighing 100 75 and 60 pounds each This record captures a remarkable inland fishing feat with named individuals and precise weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Foley
St. Petersburgh
Fla
C. D. Hanford
Mr. Hanford
The Turf Notes on Guy Miller and Old-Time Trotting
Orange county's famed horseman Guy Miller of Chester returns to the sulky at eighty, with plans to develop colts for himself and for friends. The piece traces Miller's early work with Hambletonian and his influence on notable racehorses, notes auction prices for Harvester and other legends, and previews upcoming meets and horses like Emma Magowan and Ally Volga while reporting recent equine losses and cyclone-related deaths in racing stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Countr
Guy Miller
Chester
Mr. Millers
W. F Redmond
Mr. Miller
Rysdych
Fr Hambletonian
George Wilkes
R. F. Galloway
Miller
California
Princess
C.K. G Billings
Madison Square Garden
C. K. G. Billings
Hart
Jess
Garden
Curles Neck
E. J. Tranter
Mr. Billings
Ante Guy
Memphis
Ed. Geers
Peter June
Brook Farm
N. Y
Dark Pearl
Budd Murray
Poughkkeepsie
General Watts
Pearl Poindexter
Emma Magowan
Parkway
Freehold
Monroe
Goshen
Middletown
Red Bank
Frank Phillips
Fettle
Poughkeepsie
Yesterday's results in the National League baseball
Yesterday in the National League New York and Chicago tied goals there were scores Cincinnati three to two Brooklyn two Boston two St Louis five Philadelphia four in the ninth inning Games today include New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Pittsburgh Chicago at New York St Louis at Boston Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. H. Harriman
United States
Judson H. Clark
George H. Hopper
Publi Sale
Lexington
Apteco
A. Browne
Henry
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Riteaurens
St. Lewis
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washinston
Detroit
Ww L. PS PC
Ween
New Yorka
One
Chicagoeee
St Louis
Washington
Wright-Thompson Salisbury Wills wed in quiet ceremony
June 3 at Bethlehem parsonage Rev Irving Maxwell officiated as Miss Anna Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson married Alfred Wright. Clarence Wright best man and Beatrice Thompson bridesmaid wore white lace with lavender lilacs. Couple leaves for a short wedding trip. Wright employed at A hebedell Farms. Wright formerly Holden Paper Co. MecWilliams-Harman wed in Brooklyn Fred S McWilliams and Anna Harman united today by Rev Dr A F Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecWilliams—Harman
Fred S. McWilliams
Anna Harman
Brooklyn
A. F. Pierce
First Congregational Church
McWilliams
Hoffman Lodge F
A. M
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Harman
Liberty
Middletown
Obituaries from Port Jervis area June notices
Multiple notices report deaths in Port Jervis and nearby areas. Owen Heath of Port Jervis died June 10 at Bridgeville after a long illness aged 143. survived by wife Ella Brasington, son Ernest, and sister in Ellenville. Funeral at Bridgeville and interment in Ellenville. Michael T. Lalley, Erie Yard conductor, died suddenly of heart trouble near the Pike Street crossing. survived by siblings John, Margaret, and Mary. Malinda Osterhout of Liberty died June 6 at age 16 years 6 months 11 days after a four year illness. survived by one brother and other relatives. family to reside at 42 Monhaggen avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Heath
Port Jervis
Bridgeville
Sullivan County
England
John C. van Inwegen
Pike Street
Heath
Engigny
United States
Ella Brasington
Ernest
Ellenville
Michael T. Lalley
Erie Yard
Michael T. Laller
Thompson Street
Erie Yards
Oil House
Pike Street Crossing
St. Francis Hospital
E. G. Cuddeback
G. C. Pobe
Mr. Lalley
Patrick
Margaret Lalley
Erle Railroad Company
Laller
John Laller
Margaret 2Nd
Mary Lalley
Malinda Osterhout
Liberty
James Osterhout
Miss Osterhout
Saurour
Obituaries of Pollacek Smith and DeWitt in Elmira and Port Jervis
Funeral notices for William Edward Pollacek age 27 of 12 Beaton Street after tuberculosis illness. He married Ada Kahrmann in Elizabeth NJ on December 29, 1910 and leaves wife, two children Leis and Donald. Also Esther J. Smith, 73, widow of John T. Smith, dies at 995 John Street Elmira. Survived by sons Harry Edgar Chester and daughter Mary Taylor and Carey and Evener siblings. Marion E. DeWitt, five, daughter of Mrs. Lillian DeWitt, dies in Johnson City. funeral in Port Jervis Laurel Grove Cemetery after body transported from Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Potlacek
William Edward Pollacek
Beaton Street
New York City
Lewis Pollasek
Katherine Zaurock
Elizabeth
N. J
Ada, Kahrmann
Esther J. Smith
Elmira
John T. Smith
John Street
Harry
Edgar
Chester
Horseheads
Mary D. Taylor
William Carey
New Rochelle
Elihu Carey
Middletown
Isaac Carey
Slate Hil
Amelia . Evener
Slate Bil
Wiss
Marion E. DeWitt
Marion E
Lillian DeWitt
Johnson City
Fiitey
Fred DeWitt
Port Jervis
Laurel Grove
Obsequies for Joseph H. Quigley Jr Held at St Josephs
The funeral for Joseph H. Quigley Jr was held at 10 this morning at St Josephs Church with requiem high mass by Rev Father Murphy. Many floral tributes. pallbearers included William Madison Frank Tiemer William H McCarthy Thomas H Lee Charles McKane and Miles Sweeney. Interment in St Josephs Cemetery family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Quigley, Jr
St. Josephs Church
Father Murphy
Willian Madison
Frank Tiemer
William H. McCarthy
Thomas H. Lee
Charles McKane
Miles Sweeney
St Joseph's Cemetery
June Festival and concerts sponsored by local groups
Events listed include a June 11 12 festival at First Baptist Church by Christian Endeavor Society and a June 12 concert by Apole Music Chub at Furst Presbyterian Church. A June 15 progressive event at Odd Fellows Hall supports Middletown Camp 11604 MWA and Royal Neighbors Camp No 7232, followed by a Grace Church organ fund dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Apole Music Chub
Furst Presbyterian Church
Vincehle
Odd Fellows Hall
Middletown Camp
Royal Neighbors
Grace Church Organ Fund
Theatrical Strain at Stratton and Show Shop
Marie Doro stars tonight in a Paramount drama of newspaper life at Stratton theatre with Elliott Dexter and Carl Stockdale. Virginia Pearson leads tomorrow’s film Sister Against Sister. Show Shop presents An Old Fashioned Young Man with Robert Harron, plus a Triangle comedy. H. B. Warner stars tomorrow in The Danger Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stockdale
Virginia Pearson
Robert Harron
H. B. Warner
James Oliver Curwood
E. 2
Warner
City Missionary Union Meeting and Community Events
The City Missionary Union holds its monthly meeting on Wednesday at 2 pm at City Mission House 66 East Main Street. Upcoming events include a June 15 shirt waist dance by McConnal’s orchestra, June 16 food sale by St Mary’s Guild at Walter R Start Up 26 28 North Street for the organ fund, and a June 23 lawn festival at Universalist parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Missionary Union
City Mission House
East Main Street
Girls’ Friendly Society
Rouse
Masonic Femple
McConnal’s
St. Mary's Guild
Walter R. Startup
North Street
Organ Fund
Universalist
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Paul Kuhn
Harvester
William Bradley
Fiss, Doerr & Carroll Horse Company
Todd
Arthur H. Parker
Bedford
Mass
Binten
J. Malcolm Forbes
Mr. Bradler
Bingen
Ardmaer Farm
Ely
Volga
Kentucky
Thomasville
Nervoso Belle
Axworthy
Stallon Wolverine
Peter the Great
Cocoon
Cyclone
W. E. D. Stokes
Fair Maiden
L V. Hunt
S. de Ridder
Walter Dean
Charleston
Chambertir
Directum
Enoch
Wanda
A. B.C
ABC
Audibore
Audit Bureau of Circulations
East Washington Street
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Mrs. McWilliams
Monhagzen Javenue
Lon Dear
Pa’s
Ty Cop
Wellington
Ihaston
James, Jr
Catherine
Geo. E. Fastar
Liberty Cemetery
Golf Shop Golf Supplies Golf Repairs
North St
Marie Doro
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