New York Acts Amend Several State Laws in 1915 1916
The document compiles New York CHAP 218 and subsequent acts amending agricultural, education, finance, and corporate laws. It covers milk sampling for fat content, Arbor Day observance, corporate naming rules, and state finance payments. It includes official certifications by the Secretary of State and notes enactment dates and governor approvals.
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AWS
New York
State of
Senate
Piheteen Hundred
Arge
Sach Corporation
Sssterston Profecer
Hs Said
Seyrts
Sach
Department of Dairy Inéist Collese of Agriculture
Coerity
Commismenes of Agriculture
Secretary of State
Fie
Assembly
State of New York
Stein Wis Ofica
Francis
Hugo
Chap
Rhe Gerere Corpors
Tessis
Ap Brovsi
Rimeteen
Su Ax
Seak
Br Ch
Beneft
Francis M. Bugo
Mancufacn
Pet
Theatros
New
Yor
Woman Uses Knife In Row On Fulton Street
George Nevius and two local colored men were wounded after a late night row with two women on Ease Avenue and Fulton Streets. Nevius suffered neck injuries from a razor blow as police and Dr. Cordner treated him in a nearby residence. The other woman fled, and the assailants face 20 complaints as further details emerge.
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George Nevius
Ease Avenue
Pulton
Netius
Fulton Street
Thompson
Nevins
Robert Cordner
Nevius
Hughes to Spend July in Suffolk
Bridgehampton Suffolk County N Y June 11 7 Charles Hughes Republican presidential nominee has rented two cottages here for July He is expected to arrive this week
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Bridgehampton
Suffolk Co
N. Y
Charles ©. Hughes
Republcan
Record Fish Is Landed in Pond Middletown
Thomas Ahern, 11, of 60 South Street, pulled a six pound pike from the defox yard pond last evening. The 27% inch fish gave Thomas a thrill and the Times-Press notes the bass season opened yesterday and invites readers to submit catches for a prize at season's end.
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Middletown
Thomas Ahern
South Street
Thomas
Times-Press
Obsequies and notices from Wallkil and Goshen area
Obsequies report the funeral of William H Berry at his Wallkil home officiated by Rev Ralph Pheland with pallbearers named. Interment in Westhill Phillipsburgh family plots. Also notice of Mrs M R Hatfield funeral at St James Episcopal Church and interment in Bigl and Mills Cemetery. Tidbits describe a Western trip for William Tidaback attending a Denver convention. Reports state two German steamships torpedoed in the Baltic. Alden Calkin named cashier at Monticello National Union Bank. Mrs John Jacob Astor engaged to William K Dice of Brooklyn with Bar Harbor wedding planned. A Bosnia revolt is reported and Lt Boelka’s alleged death. Cornell bound student Purdy to attend Cornell University.
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William H. Berry
William B. Berry
Wallkil
Ralph Ww.pheland
Circlevill
D. W. Lee
Harr Youngberg
Frank Blaufelt
James Terwilliger
Locka Aldrich
D. Shoemaker
Westhill Cemetery
Phillipsburgh
M. R. Hatfield
Goshen
Airs
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Bighl and Mills
William 4. Tidaback
Prospect Avenue
Tidaback
Brotherhood of “Locomotive Men
Denver
Col
Times-Press
Mrs. Astor
New York
The
Brooklyn Eagle
John Jacob Astor
William K. Dice
Brooklyn
Bar Harbor
Weather Outlook Promises Fair Skies Tomorrow
Weather bureau in Washington reports indications for fair conditions and bright skies tomorrow as temperatures edge upward and daylight increases across the region.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Taylor and Royce Attorneys for Administrators Item
Taylor and Royce, attorneys for the administrators, are listed with an address at 63 67 North and I dletown New York.
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Tsaylor & Royce
North
Idletown
N.Y
Award to Orange Sunday Schools at State Convention
The State Sunday School convention in Albany drew over 2,600 delegates and 1,600 visitors. Orange county won the state award for goals in Primary, Secondary and home departments, pledging over 8 to the state work with local boosts from 3116 to 150. Notables included Miss Mar Saret Slattery and Prof. Whitman with a mass meeting attendance above 5,000.
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Albany
Associaton
Orange County
Mar. Saret Slattery
J. Birch
C. Deker
Walden
Olive Horton
A. G. Teller
Port Jervis
Hey. A. B. Bornton
Orange County Association
H. EK G
Want Exhibit of Mr Moore Cards at World Act Exposition
The Rev Christian Reisner of New York requests Mr Moore provide at least a dozen cards showing the Go-to-Church campaign methods used in Orange and Ulster counties. The exhibit to be shown in Philadelphia will include ecards and circulars from Newburgh, Goshen and Middleport areas.
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Christian F Reisner
New York
G Meors
New Church
The
Methodist Church
Aroore
Philadelphia
Moore
Orange
Ulster
Newbur
Goshen
Middle
Hughes Launches Effort to Lure Progressives to Campaign
Washington June 17 Charles E Hughes Republican candidate began a systematic move to win Progressive party backing for November. Meetings were held with General Leonard Wood and Representative Stephens of California to discuss the plan. Wood denied any political significance to his visit and Hughes declined to speak today on the Democratic platform or other political matters.
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International News Service
Washington
Charles E. Hughes
Repblican
Progressive Party
Reid
al Hughes
Leonard Wood
Roosevelt
Representative Stephens
California
Wood
Hughes
St Louis
Market closes with mixed moves on June 17
Market declined at open then rallied, Mexican Petroleum fluctuated around 1032 to 103. United Fruit led late with a three point gain to 165. Reading and Steel common traded mixed, Chandler and Studebaker moved modestly. Hog receipts steady, cattle and calves quoted with mixed ranges as Chicago markets posted modest gains and losses.
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New York
Mexican Petroleum
Trah Copper
Butte and Superior
Steel Common
Anaconda
Chandler Motor
Studebaker
United Fruit
Maybrook Strike Conference Continues Amid Mediation Efforts
June reports from Marbrook describe ongoing talks between striking New England clerks and the Federal Mediator. Rowland 3B notes the labor side has not yet engaged with railway officials and will not until the conference ends, as Maybrook hosts discussions tied to railway labor tensions. Honesdale hosts a christening trip as Eleanor Louise Hartung prepares to join the Hartung family.
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Marbrook
New England Freien
Rowland
Mar ‘Hang
500000 ballots for railroad men strike ballots printed
New York June urgent orders to print 500000 strike ballots were issued after a secret conference of Grand Chiefs from four railway brotherhoods. Ballots will reach AB Garretson by pm today to distribute to delegates and local chairmen for use nationwide.
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New York
Great Brotherhoods of
Fremen
AB Garretson
National Railway
Garretson
Colonel Roosevelt to Return Home From New York
Colonel Roosevelt passed a comfortable night at the Langdon Hotel and is reported feeling much better with pleurisy traces abating. He plans to return to Oyster Bay later today and will be busy next week conferring with Progressive leaders. Governor Johnson is to meet him and talks of a Whitman Perrin conference and possible Republican Progressive agreement continue.
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International News Service
New York
Roosevelt
Langdon
John F. McGrath
Oyster Bay
Iaid McGrack
Hiram Johnson
California
George W. Perkins
Progressive Party
ReproHeans
Whitman-Perrins
Weddings at St Pauls parsonage unite two couples
Rev George W Grinton joins Tuthu Davis of West Haven Conn and Bliss Loretta Taylor of this city in marriage at St Pauls parsonage 10 Wickham Ave. The couple will live in West Haven. Mildred Waller wed James Devin Pronk at bride’s home with plans for Boston and Washington. groom works as an insurance inspector for the Casualty Company of America.
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St. Paul's Parsonage
Wickham Avenas
George W. Grinton
Pronk—Waller
Mildred Waller
Oscar A. Waller
T Cenar Place
Yonkers
James Devin Pronk
DeVin Pronk
Cedar Place
The
Casualty Company of America
Louise P. Carson
New Racers in Goshen Stables
H R Leonard introduces a bay mare named Binney the Keeper in Goshen. The four year old by ArcKinner from Keeper is being prepared for matinees at the historic Track. Bingen is working well and will race next Saturday in the matinees. The horse is owned by a Connecticut party.
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Goshen
H. R. Leonard
Church News and Century Mark Birthday Note
Church notes from Otisville Ridgebury and Denton describe Sunday school times and worship services with no evening preaching due to pastor appointments. A centenarian, C. G. Kidd Sr., nears his 100th birthday, living with his daughter in Pine Bush and seen daily about his home. Senator Edwin Burleigh dies in Augusta, Maine, at his residence after a long career in Washington. Mrs. Walter R. Watts and daughter Marion visit relatives in Honesdale, Pa.
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Otisville Presbyterian
Plumer
C. E
Mount Hope
Kidd
Formecis
Ssey
W. A. Corswell
Pine Bush
Jone
Walter R. Watts
Marion
Honesdale, Pa
M Cormick Chosen by Wilson for DNC Chair
Vance teCormick of Harrisburg Pa is named by President Wilson to head the Democratic National Committee. A 44 year old banker and former Harrisburg mayor, he captained Yale football in 1893 and was Pennsylvania governor candidate in 1944, narrowly losing to Martin Brumbaugh.
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Vance teCormick
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Sus
William F. McCombs
Harrisburg
Yale
Pennsylvania
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Ofice—(C
Hunting Crows He Fires Gun Wounding Foot
Fosterdale June 1 George Neill a well known farmer fired at a crow in his corn field. In the rush to aim he discharged the shotgun striking his right foot and grazing two toes. He drove to Jeffersonville where Dr LeValley treated the injuries and expected a rapid recovery though he loses two toes.
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Fosterdale
George Neill
Neill
Jefersonville
LeValley
Walden Man Wins Absolute Divorce
Newburgh June 17 a special term of Supreme Court before Justice Hirschberg granted an interlocutory decree of absolute divorce to Frank B Bross of Walden from Alma Bross. The case was uncontested with Earl H L Hough representing the plaintiff. Testimony showed on April 28 at the Fulton Hotel, 71 Broadway, a man registered with a woman not his wife.
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Newburgh
Supreme Court
Hirschbergh
Frank B. Bross
Walden
Alma Bross
Earl HL Houghfaking
Alferd Conver
Charles Benjamin
Afris Fulton Hotel
Broadway
PLO S O A Pa Campy to Confer Degrees at Meeting
At a Bronday evening gathering on June 19, EL Ow Griffiths state president and EL Terwilliger state VP will attend with the Goshen Campy degree team to confer degrees on several candidates. Griffiths, a New York bar member, is a noted speaker and urged for attendance. Times-Press ad.
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PLO. S
PA Campy No. PB. OO
EL OW. Griffiths
EL Terwilliger
Bronday
Dezree
Goshen Campy
Griffiths
New York
Bar
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