Gov Whitman visits Camp Whitmen in New York
Gov. Whitman made an unannounced visit to Camp Whitmen at Green Haven in N. Y., arriving at 5 p.m. and touring the camp as regiments from Binghamton Rochester and Poughkeepsie arrived. He observed troops, spoke only of admiration for the soldiers, and left with Col. Lucas for Albany. Ten regiments expected by next week, including the Seventy-first on the move to Buffalo.
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Green Haves
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Whitman
Gov. Whitman
New York
John AL Jamison
Newck Tegoe Company
Jamison
Tanvas
Binghamton
Green Haven
Ofiers
Assem- Diyrman Fisk
Col. Lucas
Albany
Binglemton
Rochester
Poughkeepsie
Syracuse
New York Guard
United States
Listruth
Bufielo
Severty-first
Buffalo
William G. Bates
C. H. Birchcock
Seventy-first
Hudson
Middletown
Company I
H. L. Steedman
Arsenal
Co. No. 8
Jennings
Fred Landon
Erie
Camp Whitman
Border
Marbrook
International News Service
Front
Brownsville
Tex
Fifth Avenue
93Rd Street
Hoboken
Lackawanna
Wnapps
Brooklyn
First Field Artillery
War Courtlandt Park
Yonkers
Central Railroad
New England
Ninth
Twenty-second Engineers
Signal Corps
Leonard A. Wood
Sedier
Governor's Island
Department of the East
Seventh Regular Infantry
Dennison
New Jersey
Hitsburgh
Connecticut
Belvidere
N. J
14Th Infantry
New York City
New York Central
Market Summary of New York and Chicago Trading
The Market New York notes early strength with Steel Common at 85% and Marine Preferred at 94, along with Reading at 63 and Union Pacific at 136.25. Late trading shows declines in Reading 95.3, Crucible Steel 77.5, Industrial Alcohol 2.27, and Steel Common 342. The close lists Mexican Petroleum at 92.34, copper issues varied, hogs and cattle receipts steady, grain in Chicago split with wheat down 1. to 1 1/2 higher for corn and oats.
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New York
Marine
Reading
Union Pacific
Colorado Fuel
Heldwin Locomnative
Crucible Steel
American Zinc
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Local Soldiers To Pass Through City En Route To Border
Troop trains moved through the city from Camp Whitman bound for the border. Regiments from Massachusetts and Connecticut, including the Fifth, Eighth, Second, Seventh, and others, arrived or departed at multiple stations with soldiers waving to crowds. A derailment at Green Haven delayed trains briefly.
Miss Ruth DeWitt Bride Of Popular Young Attorney
Miss Ruth Juanin DeWitt daughter of Mr and Mrs Eduard P DeWitt of this city became the bride today of Algundier Idner son of the late Mr and Mrs Alexander J Gardner of Goshen The ceremony was in New York with Rev C F Intomann officiating A lively party included Miss Anna DeWitt Lettie Cranston and Frances Murphy among others The newlyweds will be at home at 10 Lenox Place Denton-Decker wedding follows at 21 Highland Avenue with Rev Dr E Van Pryce Wight officiating The couple plan a short honeymoon then a Providence home later.
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Gardner—DeWitt
Ruth Juanin DeWitt
Eduard P. DeWhtt
Thirx
Algnguder Idner
Alexander J. Gardner
Goshen
New York
Gardiner
York
Richard A. Rendich
Thhis City
Hendich Gardner
Rendich
Gerdner
Old Orchard Club
Washington
D. C
Lenox Place
Denton—Decker
Frank Ritzema Denton
Frank B. Denton
Mils
Florence Louise
Decker
Deckers
Highland Avenue
E. van Prkce Wight
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cunningham
France
Judge Cunningham
Mayle Avenue
Aoto
Kingston
Providence
KL 1
Falon
James Kinard
Ellenvilla
George J. Boyce
Harriman
Charles Beams
Monroe Gazette
Joseph Force
Ruschmeyer
Schutz
Library Hall
Howells
Frieda Schutz
Charles Buchmeyrer
Johanna Kulbe
Highland Fills
Anna Kulmast
Fort Lee
N. J
Henry Fuschmerer
Blake Winters
Winterton
Otto Graesser
New Yorker
William
William Schutz, Jr
Mount Hope
C. Berg
Fork City
William Subutz
Otto Graeesser
Elizabeth
H.er
Henry
New
Anna Kuhnast
Behrens
Schagman
Mgr
Cine
Alrea Cae
Alissa Johannan Kubike
Darvil Juda
Winters
Jamis Dolfiat
I Hore Schulz, Jr
Charles H.S Hope
Middletown Unit Aids Newburgh Companies at Camp Whitman
Company J from Middletown came to Camp Whitman to assist Newburgh units at the northern edge of the camp. The Newburgh companies arrived late at night after troops departed, baggage was still on trucks, tents cut, and lanterns were unavailable. Company I supplied lanterns and helped unload, earning praise from Majer Sheehan for Middletown cooperation and courtesy.
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Newbarsh
Middletown
Newburgh
Camp Whitmman
Company I
Majer Sheehan Bizhiy
Autoist Lectured After Disorderly Theatre Scene
Tuesday night near the Stratton theatre a resident auto stood in front for a time delaying others as officials asked him to move along. A fellow was ordered by Officer Gier to accompany him to headquarters after he had wandered from the area. At headquarters the man was warned to change his conduct or face consequences.
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Oficer Gier
Middletown man serves as jail turnkey in Goshen
Howard Jones of Middletown fills the role of turnkey at the county jail in Goshen during Isaac Van Strander’s absence for the G A R convention in Utica. The article notes Jones taking over duties while Van Strander attends the event.
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Goshen
Howard Jones
Middletown
Isaac van Strander
Mr. van Strander
Utica
McClure Persbacher Marriage United in Callicoon
Katherine A. Persbacher of Callicoon and Rev Charles War ren McClure pastor of Stevensville NL united in marriage at noon Monday June 24 at the bride’s parents home in Callicoon witnessed by about 50 relatives and friends.
Pan American unity as future hope and danger
The piece argues that the United States must confront its past misdeeds toward Latin America with humility. It urges Pan Americanism as a rising, protective force though warns against arrogance that would hinder unity. The author calls for national self‑examination and tighter regional cooperation to defend the Western Hemisphere.
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Americas
America
Merica Jean
Gannet
Pana
Quick Death Insect Destroyer Ad From Mills Drug Gist
A vintage ad touts Quick Death as a top insect destroyer with 13 years of proven use. It claims safety for plants, fertilizing effects, and rapid green growth compared to neighbors. Prices listed: 2 pounds for 5 cents, 25 pounds for 7 dollars, 100 pounds for 5.50 dollars, plus Acre-an-Hour Sifter and Paris Green products. Sold by J Beskine Mills, druggist.
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Mulls
Paris Green
J. Beskine Mills
Social notes and events from Port Jervis area
Miss Daniel H Bailey visits Mrs Henry Hardenbergh of East Main Street Port Jervis. Loreta Norme Murray Jennie Conklin Marguerite McKane head to Lek Geerse for summer. Mrs Clarence Stevens Carr of New York two weeks with her father on Washington Street. Mr Carr to spend the summer and return after the Fourth. Mrs Cox’s daughter Miss Margaret Tice graduates New Paltz Normal School. Fletcher Ferguson flies to Boston for summer study. Fire Chiefs meet in El mira. Chief Higham may receive official position at officers election. Decker case to jury in Newburgh. Plus a patriotic ship of state verse excerpt.
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Henry Hardenbergh
East Main Street
Port Jervis
Loreta and
Norme Murray
Linden Avenue
Mirs
Jennie Conklin
North Street
Marguerite McKane
Prospect Street
Lek? Geerse
Clarence Stevens Carr
New York
Washington Street
Mr. Carr
J. J. Gox
New Palty
New Paltz Normal School
Cox
Margaret Tice
Fletcher Ferguson
Boston
New York State Association of Fire Chiefs
Elmira
Higham
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