Margh Winds Work Havoc On Middle Ground Scene
Assorted Press notes a disaster near Tuamout Islands with the Navahoe marooned on rock midshipmen Gibson, mate, and Cook missing. Five others are reported lost as the total damage rises with aid requested by the Governor. A cable confirms French fortifications in Oces area.
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Navahoe
Sapert
Maine
Gibson
Cook
Clemanuiel
moSage
Oces
Ndred
Twent Pere
SPM
Misaster
Tuamout
Gapon Follower Crisis and Flynn Bankruptcy Rumors
Reports detail a Gapon organization member Sechofi facing coercion amid a government funds scandal while a bankruptcy petition targets Brooklyn contractor and industrial magnate Patrick Flynn. Once a Nassau Street Railway president, Flynn’s wealth and ventures faced growing legal blows as large judgments accrue against him and his syndicate ties unravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Patri A. Plyan
Brooklyn
Air Livingston Major
Joan H. Gallagher
Boonton
N. J
Flynn
Nassau Street Railway Ca
Bronx
Terser City
Russell Sage
General Electric Co
Quaint Trial Note Reveals Promised Disclosures
A fragmentary report hints at a trial involving a young girl named Claiche. The court heard evidence suggesting promises of disclosures by an unnamed party, with lines of questioning indicating potential motive and credibility.
Supreme Court Discontinues Erie RoR Co Case and Moves Trial
Judge Tompkins announced a change, moving the trial from Rockland to New York for reasons of residence and venue. The elderly plaintiff, injured last fall at Lackawaxen, may witness a May trial in Rockland if the action remains there. Attorneys Boccon Merrit argued for moving, while Str. Rorty pressed non residence and principal office considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Ine Court House
Mer- Deke
Erie Ror Co
Boccon & Merrit
Evie RR
Pal Boris
Interests Co
Endant
Rockland
New York
Tompkins
Lackawaxen
Sorre
Erie
Cam
Ty Ize Maddox
Senator Clark Wins Patents Case in Supreme Court
Washington March 5 Associated Press Senator Clark of Montana won in the Supreme Court where the government sought cancellation of patents to 11 490 acres of public lands in Montana alleged to have been fraudulently secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United
Clark
Montana
Supreme Court
Russian Elections Ordered Across Central Russia
An imperial ukase issued today by Pr ot Petersburg orders elections to the National Assembly to begin April 8 in twenty eight provinces of Central Russia, to commence April 2 in seventeen other provinces of Central Russia and Don regions, and in two other provinces on March 3.
Motion Overruled in Ex-Senator Green Case
Justice Gould in Washington on March 5 overruled the defense motion to instruct the jury to acquit ex Senator Green of Binghamston. Trial proceeding with jury directed to consider evidence for conviction or acquittal.
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Br Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Gould
Green
Binghamston
Morgan Arrives in Rome After Quiet Health Start
J Piemont Morgan landed in Rome yesterday with a slight cold but overall good health. He is to be received by King Victor Emmanuel. In Washington, President Gompers of the American newspaper RAGHIVE is noted in dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Italy
J. Piemont Morgan
Victor Emanuel
German Discontent Over Bank Question Delay
Algeciras March 5. Intense activity surrounds the voting on Saturday. German delegates express discontent with the decision to take up the police question before the bank issue is completed.
Staib Window Company Incorporation in New Jersey
Incorporated in Jersey. Among the companies incorporated under New Jersey law on Saturday was the Staib Window Company of Jersey City with a capital of $100,000. The incorporators are Annie Smith, Henry Staib and Kester W. Staib, the latter a former mayor and inventor of the patent window device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Staib
King Edward Dines at British Embassy in Paris with Loubet
King Edward VII hosted a dinner at the British embassy in Paris for former President Loubet and former Foreign Minister Delcasse. The event followed a ceremonial ride on the ice in Cronstadt, Russia.
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King Edward
Paris
Associated Press
Edward VII
Loubet
Delcasse
Vege ym en gang nabbed after post office heists
Post Office Inspectors say the notorious gang known as Amber Red, Little Falls Billy, and the Brooklyn Kid, suspected in a string of post office safebreaks across New York and New Jersey, have been captured after an exciting chase led by Chief W. Xn. Smith of Suffern. The operation tied to robberies in Campbell Hall, Marlboro, Ridgewood and Suf farm, with loot totaling over 2500 dollars.
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Cai Dal
Fang
James B. c
James de James Hactett
James Inspector Jacobs
Regs
Clarke Bu
Broderick
Amber Red
Little Falls
Billy
Brooklyn
Vege
S$ T
W. XN. Smith
Suffern
Post Office
Jacobs, Merer
Cortelron
National Bank
Andes
Delaware County
Olmey-Ingerick
Charles Henry Rogers
Entity
Rogers
Viddlecown
William Travers
Erie
Travers
Sci
Reggs
Jacobs
Merrer
Cornelio
Paterson
Campbell Hall
Goshen
Orange County
Coll Spring
Putnam County
Marlboro
Trater County
Yeggs
Havershaw
Rockland County
Ridgewood
Bergen County
New Jersey
Pearl River
Suffarm van Traheaness
Many New Members Added Across Churches
Communion services across several acres Sunday yielded large membership gains. At 1st Presbyterian Church seventeen received on profession and five by certificate, twelve baptized. first Congregational eight by profession, twelve total baptized. St Pauls M E Church two baptized and eight profession. Overall fifty eight new members across churches with multiple services and baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Presbyterian Church
First Congregational Church
St. Pauls M. EL
Presbyterian Church
Obituary of Italian resident Meola at Middletown
The best known and most progressive of Middletown’s fallen citizens died at Thrall Hospital after a week’s illness. Mr Meola, 55, born in Italy, settled in America 25 years ago. He served in the Italian Army under King Victor Emanuel II, ran a Corriage Street grocery, worked as a coast dump contractor for the O W R R Co, and was a correspondent for the Italian Evening Bulletin. He leaves a wife and six children. Funeral from 72 Cottage Street then St Joseph’s Church with a High Mass Requiem. He was respected for his patriotism and community work with Italian Benevolent Societies.
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Middletown
Thrall Hospital
IS City
Sao
America
Italy
Amerida
Corby
Victor Emanuel II
Aases Sgr
Coriage Street
Bubleiin
New York City
PRS
Humbert
Victor Emanuel
Jo Henry
Leonine
Genevieve
Carmen
Rose
Samuel Casionzo
Maggig
Patrick Perry
Eliza
Peter Ames
Cot
Tage Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Mr. Meola
Real estate sale near Wallkill by A V Beak agent
Important real estate sale reports widow of David Robertson selling a 123 acre farm near Wallkill village across the Wallkill River toward Galeville in Ulster County. Charles A Smith of New York, a tunnel engineer with the New York Central, will take possession April 1. Mrs Robertson, sister of the late Howard and Oscar Shaw, and aunt of W T Shaw, will move to the city.
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A.V. Beak
David Robertson
Wallkill Village
Tis. Co
Wallkill River
Galeville
Charles A. Smith
New York
New York Central
R. A
Robertson
Howard
Oscar Shaw
W. T. Shaw
Joan E. Iseman
Fire damages Milford hardware store on Broad Street
A two thousand dollar blaze heavily damages T. R. J. Klein & Sons hardware store on Broad Street Milford Pa. Fire started under the porch of a wooden building adjacent to the shop. The Klein family, living over the store, escaped with difficulty.
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T. R. J. Klein & Sons
Broad Street
Milford
Funeral for Skinner in Masonic rites at Kensico Cemetery
Afraid of a long illness, Skinner died at home and left a note justifying his act. Funeral services with Masonic honor were held at 166 East 126th Street, with the Kensico Cemetery honoring the event. Caroline Skinner, his mother, and his sister attended, while news reached Mrs Skinner that her elder son Joseph died in Cleveland.
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Skinner S
East 126Th Blrcel
Kensica Cemets
Caroline Skinner
Triel
Rowley's Restaurant Changes to New Location
W R Rowley the caterer has moved his Times Building restaurant from store 2 to store 1 at the corner of Main and Centre streets. The new space is attractively fitted and styled in the guest restaurant tradition. Rowley is a chef of wide repute and his Orange County eatery is popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Rowley
Times
Cormer
Centre Streets
Rowley
Good game expected asylums and 24th A A clash indoors
The Asylums and 24th A A meet in the fourth indoor baseball game at the Amer on Thursday night. After two close 24th wins and a decisive Asylums victory, both teams have spent much time practicing, promising an exciting contest. Frank Payne resumes his former role on the 24th. The charge was opened at C A Ketcham's bookstore on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asylums
A. A
Amer
Frank Payne
C. A Ketcham’s
Mrs Frances Eith Celebrates 81st Birthday at Home
Frances Eith of 18 Franklin 2 has been ill for five weeks and bed bound. Her daughter Mrs F W Clemson of Boston tends to her. Friday marked the 81st anniversary with two boxes of S and carnations sent to the house. Friends hope for swift recovery for the esteemed lady.
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Frances Eith
Franklin 2
F. W. Clemson
Boston
Mass
Eith
Entertainment by Women’s Auxiliary at Highland Ave
The Women’s Auxiliary to the YMCA presents an entertainment starring Mr and Mrs Frank Harding at 125 Highland Avenue on Tuesday evening March 13. Performers include Grace Delle Davi Mass and Char lie S Whitney. Miss Davis holds Emerson College degrees and studied under Dean Southwick. A few tickets remain at the association rooms 5 reader of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic Glecown Young Men's Christian Association
Frank Harding
Highland Avenue
M Grace Delle Davi
Charlies A. Whitney
Funeral for Mary Amelia Amela Held at Home
A largely attended funeral for Mary Amelia Amela, the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Antone Amela, was held on Sunday at 10 o'clock from the family home at 3 School Street. The service drew many mourners.
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Mary Amelia
Union Meeting Brings Rail Labor Leaders Together at Oswego
A union meeting of locomotive engineers conductors and railway workers gathered leaders from the Brotherhoods in Oswego New York. Delegates from Cleveland Toronto Cedar Rapids and Middletown heard grand officers explain the gathering's purpose and benefits. A public meeting at First Congregational Church featured Grand Master Stone and other speakers as a special train carried delegates from nearby cities.
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Representativ
Raj
Locomotive End Brotherhood of Railw
N.Y
Clark Se
Iors
Tue
Walter C. Case
Ensinger
W. Young
Oswego
Tene
Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United States
L. E. Shepard
Cedar Rapids
Or. of Railway
James Murdock
Toronto
Canada
Brotherhood of Railway Treinmen
T. H. Pierson
St. Louis
James E. Brazee
Middletown
Board Railroai Commissioners
State of New Yo
H. Hopkins
Ontario and Western
George W. West
Wlhl Kinner
Carbondale
Fd. Williams
Syracuse
Chi New York and Oswego Midland Railroad
Natch
James Watson
Brotherhood For Locomotive Engineers
New York
Cer
Thomas
Coizate Univer
Hamilton
First Congregational Church
Stone
Shepard
Warren i
Middletown High School Debaters Defeat Hawthorne Society
The Middletown High School team, Henry Beakes, Stanley Shimer, Harold Harding, with Chauncey W., defeated the Hawthorne Literary Society from Cornwall in a debate at Matthiessen Hall. The question was Is Socialism just, necessary and desirable. Judges were E. Chadeayne, Townsend D. Wood, and Aarre P. Crist.
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Hawthorne Literary Society
Middletown High School
Matthiessen Hall
Cornwall
Henrry Beakes
Stanley Shimer
Harold Harding
Chauncey
Middletown
E's
Chadeayne
Townsend D. “Wood
Board of Education
Aarre#P Crist
Citir
Work of a coward. Ice man suspects miscreant in porch icing
C F L Tiedemann, the ice man on South Plank Road, reports repeated porch icing intended to ruin his crop. He tells a Times-Press representative he is convinced who did it but has no proof to arrest. Salt used totaled about 300 pounds in the morning and 500 pounds on the last occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FL Tiedemann
South Plank Road
Times-Press
Oclsok
Funeral for William Halstead at Grace Church
The funeral for the late William Halstead was held at his home at 129 Wickham Avenue at 2 pm, with Rev. Francis S. Smitzer Jr. of Grace Church officiating. A large attendance of family and friends gathered as pallbearers from the National Law Co. served. burial followed at Paisburgh Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Halstead
Times-Press
Wickham Avenue
Francis S. Smitzers, Jr
Grace Church
Paisburgh
National Law Co
John McNeeler
David Godfrey
Howard Mulford
Thomas Carroll
John McCail
D. H. Keener
Bertram Haushel Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Bertram R Haushel son of Mr and Mrs 31 West Main Street entertained a group of young friends Saturday afternoon for his fourth birthday. Games were played Alma Hollander sang and recited to delight the youngsters. Refreshments were served. Dr Faulkner improving Walden physician W H Faulkner injured last week is listed in news.
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Bertram R. Haushel
West Main Street
Alma Hollander
Grace Church Organ Recital Draws Largely Attended
Grace Church hosted Sunday afternoon organ recital at 3 20 pm with Mr Mather selecting pieces by Bach Grieg and Mendelssohn. Vocal solos by H M Dunham Miss Gertrude Reed and Mr Mather accompanied by Buck completed the program. Next recital set for April 1 with Miss Franc Wilkin as soloist.
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Grace Church
Mather
Bach
Grieg
Jerusalem
Mendelssohn
Gertrude Reed
Taee
Mr. Dunham
Mr Mather
Dudley Buck
Miss Reed
Mr. Mather
Franc Wilkin
Tobacconist Robert Kleinfeld Celebrates 12th Anniversary
James Street cigar manufacturer Sundar Kleinfeld marked his twelfth year in business in Middletown. He bought the Miller tobacco shop on James Street in 1994, moved to new quarters there after three years, and has since built a thriving trade. Guests, including friends and patrons, offered congratulations and presented leather cases. Dr. F. M. Barnes received a new machine, a cylinder type bent in Mass, described as cutting edge for the city.
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Robert Kleinfeld
James Street
Sundar
Middletown
Kleinfeld
Pi Miller
Miiay
Omi
Petrona
F. M. Barnes
Mass
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GAPON
Aleged
Petersburg
Ated Press
St. Petersburg
Father Gapon
Labe
Sechofi
Assac
Claiche
Renore
Tie
Mat
Lee
Newburgh
General
Ukase
Mr. Morgan
Labor Council
Washington, D .C
Président Gompers
Raghive
Aik
Algeciras
Incorporated
Jersey
Cronstadt
Russia
Marah
VEGG
C. H. Rogers
Fallon
York
Pabeau
Nicholas Meola
William M. Skinner
Rowley’s Restaurant
Auxiliary Entertainment
Norwich
Middletown High School Boys
Mr. Tiedemann
William Halstead
Geeta Fon Agi Umy, AO
C. C. Bogart
W. L. Me Niawspaps Ay
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