Baseball results round up from yesterday and today
Yesterday games yielded New York 4 over Boston 2 and Boston 1 over New York 0. Philadelphia crushed Brooklyn 9 to 2 while Brooklyn lost to Philadelphia 2 9. St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 26 to 3 and 1a to 6 in 22 innings. Cincinnati and Chicago tied or played as well as New York and Boston.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklin
St Lows
Pirmsoirga
Cincinnac
Chicago
Philadelph
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ram
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Ecg Eater Eee Philadelpha
Pittsburgh Ar
York
St. Lows
Detroit
Chicagonee
St Louis
Prince Albert Tobacco Ad Claims Unmatched Quality
An advertisement asserts Prince Albert tobacco is free of coupons or premiums, emphasizing consistent quality. It boasts popularity among pipe smokers and cigarette rollers, praising the flavor, aroma, and satisfaction it provides, backed by the RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co. from Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
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Prince Albert
P. A
Walden Matinee Races Postponed by Weather Saturday
Walden races at Gillespie Driving Park postponed from last Saturday due to bad weather. Next Saturday will feature several Newburgh fast horses. Admission free. Also news on Marshall Capablanca chess match proposal and recent baseball and boxing notes.
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Walden
Gillespie
Walden Driving Club
Newburgh
Weddings in two states and a bet against war
The article notes a Coldwell Tuthill wedding in St Catharines Ontario with John Simmons Coldwell, Milwaukee engineer, and relatives traveling from Washingtonville and Newburgh. It also records a Port Jervis ceremony, Leone Hornbeck marrying Dr Harry Johnson, plus a Goshen manse nuptial and a Webb Horton home wedding. A $500 to $1 000 wager predicted no war between the United States and Mexico.
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Coldwell—Tuthil
Fredericka D. Tuthill
Fred B. Tuthill
Washingtonville
Nook
John Simmons Coldwell
Ontario
Everett Williams
Coldwell
Mary Coldwell
Newburgh
Cutler Hammer Clutch Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Tutbill
Washingtonvillle
North End News Notes on Local Recruiting and Jobs
The C and W men answer the call for Co I recruits while others remain in sympathy with the movement. O and W workers listed joining include John Merritt Fred Schonecker Jack Dorman Frank Cass Richard Flately R Huggina A J McMickie A E Calhoun Virgil Bogardus J A Corcoran and R Becker Bert Shambler started at O and W yesterday Irwin Merwitz left for Goshen to obtain naturalization papers becoming a full citizen Fred Horn now runs the night shift at North End Gerate Inc Jesserwin orders two men Ford delivery car Charles Morris the noted typist has entered the chicken business with a home brooders Tom Megnan of the G and W visited the company doctor for a cinder removal from his eye.
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Armory
Tme
E Company
John Merritt
Fred Schonecker
Jack Dorman
Frank Cass Richard Flately
R Huggina
A J. B. McMickie
A. E. Calhoun
Virgil Bogardus
J. A. Corcoran
R Becker
Commissioner to Examine Patient Lizzie Erwin At Middletown Hospital
J R Thompson Jr acting as commissioner de lunatico inquirendo summoned a sheriff's jury Tuesday to assess the mental condition of Lizzie Erwin an inmate at Middletown State Hospital for some time. She previously lived at the City and Town Home near Newburgh and was thought penniless. A history of funds and property including 240 in old Newburgh bank bills four 84 checks two 70 Esmond and 2500 in bankbooks were linked to her. Kane delivered the items to Thompson who seeks a committee to manage her estate.
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Newburgh
Fure
J. R. Thompson, Jr
de Lunatico Inquirendo
Lizzie Erwin
Middletown State Hospital
Middletown
Adam Kene
Darwin W. Esmond
Esmond
Newburgh Savings Bank
Kane
Thompson
Fire on Millsburg Hill Destroys Another Hessard Home
Johnson June 21 the usual fires on the high hill two miles above the village of Millsburg occurred at around midnight. This is the third Hessard house burned on the same foundation in five or six years and about the sixth house in this location owned by these people. The fires are visible for miles.
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Johnson
3Fillsburg
Hessard
Annual Ball of Suffragist Club
The 61st annual ball of the Wurtsboro Suffrage Club was held Tuesday evening in Firemen's Hall village. Large attendance from the city, music by Mc Williams' orchestra. Chaperons listed: Airs Wesler Culver, Mrs D C Drew, Mrs C H Patner, Mrs William Wohlmacher, Mrs Ianthe Dunston, Mrs J L Schiefer. Committee: Mrs D C Downey, chair. Mrs Fred Shimer, Mrs Harold Shimer, Miss May Schiefer.
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Wurtsboro Suffrage Club
Firemen's Hall
McWiliams
D C. Downey
Fred Shimer
Harold Shimer
May Schiefer
Explaining Delays in Warwick Pine Island Belt Line Road
A New York State Highway Department letter explains why the belt line state road linking Warwick Edenville Pine Island Westtown and Port Jervis has not been built after 11 years. The delay stems from Granger county supervisors not designating it for improvement or county cost sharing, so state aid cannot proceed as intended.
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E. V. BR. Gardner
Pine Island
New Yor
Warwick
Edenville
Westtown
Port Jervis
Orange County
Board of Supervisors
Grange County
Maple Terrace Five Million League Program
The Five Million League met with EB B Israel at Maple Terrace Tuesday evening. The program included vocal selections by Miss Winifred Schwartz and Miss Dorothy Israel, piano and bone selections by Miss Dor othy Israel and C O Decker, an address on Single Tax and Temper by ZK Greene, and a debate on the Five Million League pledge with FE Israel and Willard Bull, W C Ramsdell, A Gold.
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EB. B. Israel
W. C. Ramsdell
A. Gold
Club bids farewell to Israel family at Newbar eh home
After a brief business session, refreshments were served and members wished Mr. Israel and his family good luck at their new home in Newbareh. The next meeting of the club is scheduled for the fourth Puestley in Juiz.
Draft of State Guard Delay Postponed Meeting
Washington June 21 Chairman Hay of the House Military Affairs committee announced the proposed resolution authorizing drafting the National Guard into foreign service would not be offered for a week or ten days. It is believed the rushed passage could be misread in Mexico as a declaration of war. President Wilson hopes to avoid hostilities with Mexico for now. The Board of Estimate and Apportionment meeting scheduled for 7:20 tonight has been postponed to Friday at the same hour. Watch the classified ads Advertisement.
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Washington
Hay
House Committee On Miliary
Ir 35
Mexico
Wilson
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Fadar
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Cuba
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Goshen
Sarah Ann Crozier
Webb Horton Manse
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Louise Enright
Leslie J. Stevens
North End
Bert Shambler
Irwin Merwitz
Fred Horn
North End Gerate, Inc
Jesserwin
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Charles Morris
Tom Megnan
Millsburg Hill
Suffragist Club
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