Presbytery Hears Lake Huntington Church Move
The Presbytery of Hudson met at First Presbyterian Church with many actions. A committee will organize a Lake Huntington church. a union of Glazer Bill South Centreville and Mount Hope was urged. Rev A Mason Brown was recommended for license as local evangelist for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery
Hudson
First Presbyterian Church
Scotchtown Church
Rev. Co
Stewitts
D. D
Hopewell
Glazer Bill
South Centreville
Mount Hope
Ridgebury
Denton
A. Mason Brown
Haverstray Gentral
Brown
West Haver
Delaware River
Cochecton
New York
Brooklyn
Thomas Burns
Florida
Nicholas S. Becker
Circleville
Mt Gretna
B. T. McBride
Atlantic City
General Assembly
Alexander Jackson
Cleveland
RO. Birkwood
Surrogate Validates Polly L. Martin Will And Codicils
Surrogate Grant of Delaware County accepts the last will and two codicils of Polly L. Martin, dated from East Branch New York and March 1909. The testatrix died March 1909 aged eighty, leaving two sons William J. and Fletcher W. as heirs. Despite challenges claiming lack of sound mind after a paralysis stroke the court found she remained capable and executed valid documents with executors Orange County Trust Co. and Frank W. Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Polly L. Martin
Mr& Martin
East Branch
New York
William J
New York City
Fletcher W
Jay
Fletcher
God
Father
Lesterane
Martina
Thomas Watts
Assiat Og
Rufus C. Staiths
HOUSE BURNED WITH WEEKS PAY MISS GIFFERT TO WED
A fire destroyed a house near Mombasha Lake and its furniture. The family of Zac Des Sefer occupied the building, with a Llan employee to W B Tench burnt. The incident occurred Sunday while Miss McGiver and friends were at Pine Point. The report also notes a wedding announcement and a wedding anniversary celebration at the Millspanga residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mombasha Lake
Menras
Zac Des Sefer
Lallan
W.B. Tench
Jarl Beck
William R. Doe
Jennie Metitter
Arrests Said Likely After Train Fight Report
Fragmentary notice describes an incident on a special Erie Railroad train returning from a basketball event. Several men are named in a dispute with warrants expected as authorities review the quarrel involving Warwick and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad Company
Warrick Monroe
Warwick Rentas
Noaros
Show arrangement note and travel update from Goshen region
Fragmentary notice mentions an event arrangement near Goshen on a Saturday and references Mr and Mrs Charles Mead returning from Virginia Falls. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear names about a news writer's shot and an African ne venture, limiting coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Gogaty
Breck Agoocration
Inter Pines
Goshen
Atrance
Havens Eyes Governor Run as He Maintains Local Power
In Rochester in April press reports declare James J Havens, a Democrat elected to Congress by a large plurality, still controls the local party machine built over twenty years and awaits the next election to prove it. His supporters say he will seek the governorship. The Associated Press notes the early victory mood among Havens allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rochester
Friends
James
Havens
Congress
Havens Narrowly Ahead in District as Hughes Republicans Rally
Revised returns from towns trim Havens' district lead to a 5,440 plurality. The Hughes Republicans declare Havens' win reinforces the Governor's policies more than before. Aldridge comments that the local organization cannot be taken from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havens
Hughes Republicans
Aldridge
Aldrides
Fragmentary message on building project and election impact
A shredded quotation notes years of building and upcoming focal election to reveal its purpose. Havens cites rising cost of living as a major concern while congratulatory messages flow to the successful candidate from across the country, illustrating national interest in the election outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havens
Croker's Guess on Departure
New York report on Croker's plans after returning from a months long voyage. He emphasizes the need for a union of Democrats and Republicans and notes preparing for Rochester Congress with representatives from both parties. Includes observations from Lord Ruchiner aboard the Lietania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Taker
Rochester Congress
Mading
Tammany
African Conference to Hold Charity Event in Pittsburgh
The annual conference of the African host Ryderona Chateh of New York will be held in Pittsburgh from June 3 to June 14. Ministers will attend and participate in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Ryderona Chateh
Chat of
New York
Pesarhheny Tiss
Anne
Tare
LY Corepe
ByMeneal Votes In Waitea Methodist Parish Records
Fragmentary OCR notes show Marion Cornish of Saaget ak wed Mra and Mary Care of borne Pirie noted. references to a pastor at the Waitea Methodist church over years and a Walden designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Cornish
Saaget
Mary Care of
Borne Pirie
Mas Pastor Ag
Waitea
Walden
Horse Stolen From Hotel Sheds Near Otisville
A small bay mare twelve to fifteen hands was stolen from the hotel sheds of William J Wilson at Howells between 8 and 9 pm Tuesday. A man described as short heavyset light complexioned with a stubby mustache, about 25, was seen in the hotel. Tracks led toward Landson’s home and into the city. police alerted countywide with no results yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
J. Wison
Howells
Caton Harding
Otisville
Hartwell and Bride Plan European Honeymoon
Dr. Hartwell and his bride, formerly Mrs. Mary Green Fulton, will honeymoon in Europe returning in June to attend Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Miss Eleanor Alexander's wedding. The Port Chester home ceremony featured two attendants with the bride a widow and granddaughter of Theron Butler. Hartwell, Bellevue and Presbyterian Hospital surgeon, is a prominent New York physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Typ
John A. Hartwell
Mary Green Fulton
Europe
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Eleanor Alexander
Port Chester
Alpert Green
Theron Bulter
Elisha M. Fulton
Henry M. Alexander
Alexander
Roosevelt
Gancee
Hartwell
Bellevue Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
James Bennet
Port Jervis
Bennet
Yale
New York City
Hoffman Lodge Increases Membership At Regular Meeting
At the Hoffman Lodge regular session 412 the degree work for the third five candidates was completed Tuesday night. District Attorney and several past masters assisted, with visitors from New church and multiple cities joining in the ceremony. The meeting was deemed one of the best yet in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Lodge
B. D. Townsend
W. M. Gyrus H. Johnston
Hudson River
Jonathan D. Wilson, Jr
Newburgh Lodge
Middlesex
England
David Ma
C. H. Johnston
M. Astivers
N. D. Mills
Otheent
W. S. Babcock
Jerusalem Temple Lodge
Newchurch
Gosaen
Chicagobang
Boston
Cornwall
Auburz
Elfenville
Monticello
Warwick
Jersey City
New York City
Olympia Council Receives Visitors at Meeting
The Olympia Council No. 14 D of A held a meeting Tuesday night with State Counselor Mrs. Nariday of Binghamton and Vice Counselor Mrs. Ella Rose of Portraville. A supper at War Street followed by entertainment featured Miss Margaret Hrearich, Miss Pearl Clark, and Miss Pauline Render performing piano solos, with Earl Lisviord listed as emcee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Council
D. of
Nare Day
Binghamton
Sie
Ella Rose
Por 4A
Tri-States
Eliz and
Jimlock
War Street
Earl Lisviord
An Ebarse
Cammit Henry Hernan
Hies Weir
Emery Amnut
Case
New Hampton Notices and Funeral for M. J. Dougherty
Tiring references to local events including a vote on an unnamed topic, a business trip in York, and a sale of household goods. The obituary notes the funeral of Michael M. Dougherty at St. Joseph Church with a solemn Requiem and floral tributes, followed by burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aprilm
Denton Charen
Denton and Rideeburst
Cnn Yuistor
Tienjamin Horton
York
Weil Meonler
New York
New Hampton
M. Jd. Dougherty
Michael
Deuchstis
Womeleth
St. Joseph
Pathe
Daly
Montgomery Teachers Open Second Institute in Rain
The second district Teachers' Institute met at the Montgomery Presbyterian Church chapel with rain but strong attendance. Prominent educators including William L. Dickerson and A. J. Merrill led sessions on nature study, agriculture, high school problems, and teaching methods, with a full program and a reception committee from Montgomery High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Orange County
Presbyterian Church
Montgomery
Williaml. Dickerson
Miss Webster
Clinton
Jane C. Bliss
State Normal School
New Paltz
Arthur M. Curtis
Oneonta
A. J. Merrill
Rochester
E. F. McDonald
Massena
Helen Webister
Athan
Orville Eichenicb Monroe
Lucile Flood
Highland Falls
Montgomery High School
George W. Flood
Summitville April wired town follows a local incident
April events in Summitville include a mob of locals gathering around an accident scene near the woods where a man identified as Gad Themar died. Reports describe routine days with visitors and neighbors discussing a nearby wagon ride and a planned party after Joeones. Local officials note several cases of injury and hunting, with talk of a regulary organized party. Prominent figures HJ Ror acs and Gen Tag visit Cal Barr during Civil War era tied events.
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Teern
Moyrias
Bereharne
Ates
Pores Tuttle
Washington
JR Skelton
Middinferan
Stevens
Sundar
Isha
Corvin
Cal
Gon
Low Walace
Judge Fullerton Awakens Texas Hospitality
Judge Henry B. Fullerton of Port Jervis visited Amarillo to attend the Panhandle Stockmen’s 11th annual convention. He spoke there to cattlemen, was praised by the Daily Panhandle, and was made an honorary life member of the association. He planned an eight day saddle trip starting April 30 to drive 2,700 cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Fullerton
Port Jervis
Texas
Bratard
E. H. Bratnard
Canadian State Bank
Lone Star
Fullerton
Amarillo
Brainard
Mr. Isaacs
Panhandle Stockmen
Gus Koop
Daily Panhandle
New York
E. J. Brainard
Cau
Panhandle
Dranés Theatre
Judge Fullerton
Lfe
Roosevelts
House and Barn Destroyed by Fire Near Lake Huntington
On Saturday afternoon a fire destroyed the house and barn of J Heid’s farm near Lake Huntington. A defective chimney is believed responsible. Neighbors battled flames but the wind spread fire to the barn, consuming welch. The family saved little and insured house contents about 940 dollars, only partly covering losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Heid
Lake Huntington
Valjatzefforss
Welch
Child Burned In Callicoon Bonfire Tragedy
A tragedy at the Wenzel home in Callicoon on April 6 left eight year old Freda Wahl severely burned after a spark from a bonfire set her skirts ablaze. Sidney E. Wenzel acted quickly to save her, carrying the child indoors and applying aid as neighbors assisted. The girl received emergency treatment for blistered feet and burns to her dress and body, with medical staff concerned about her condition.
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Caillcgen
Sidney E. Wen*zel
Freda Wahl
Peter Wahl
Wenzel
Freda
Wenzel Beard
Bern
Unclear historical notice from Wawaysnda town meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Howell Chith and a town meeting in Wawaynsda with mentions of Johnson homestead Johan Haran farm improvements and various names.Wording is garbled with many illegible terms and stray phrases about medical remedies and local figures.
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Esate mzeTt
Howell
Wawaysnda
Johnson
Johan Th Haran
Catherine Whittler
Way Qako Pensar
Pulpit in Honor of Mr Harriman at St. Johns Arden
The late Edward Henry Harriman, a longtime churchman and supporter of St. Johns, Arden, is memorialized by a dedicated pulpit. Rev Dr J Holmes McGuinness blessed the pulpit on Easter Day with inscription crediting the Men of Arden for the gift from New York maker Geissler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Harriman
St. John’s Church
Arden
J. Holmes McGuinness
Arder
Edward Henry Harriman
Geissler
New York
St John’s
Tioga Lodge Renovations Underway At Highland Mill
Mrs. Janiway Platt is renovating Tioga Lodge on the Highland Mill property and plans to rent the lodge for the summer. Tioga Lodge was previously owned by the late Senator Platt and has been part of family arrangements following a separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland’ Mill
Janiway Platt
Toy Lodge
Platt
Tioga Lodge
Senator Plat
Busby
Sunked From Spending A Few Days In Elster County Visit
Justice Warren Gildersleeve has been summoned from spending a few days in Elster County where he visited his father. Outdoor improvements on the Harriman estate stopped due to heavy rain and flooding. work will resume after conditions ease. The Big Brothers group of Methodist youth plans a church supper Saturday evening to aid the church. Rev. Herbert Hazzard addressed congregants at both services and was welcomed at a Sunday evening reception led by local church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Gildersleeve
Elster County
Harriman
Eves Point
Big Brothers
Methodist Church
Herbert Hazzard
Usrge
Hazzard
Albert Stevens
Lininger Preaches Two Year Sermons at Reformed Church
Wurtsboro reports Mr Lininger of Nyack N Y preached two year good sermons at the Reformed Church last Sunday. Rev J E Crane will conduct services on the 2 igs. An entertainment by the Ladies' Dime Society raised 17 50 net. The S J will call on village families for old books magazines newspapers. RD Church prayer meeting is set for Sunday evening at the Agnenet home on Sullivant street. Everton invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lininger
Nyack
Reformed Church
Refor
Rhetor
J. E Crane
Ladies’ Dime Society
R. D
Firemen’s
Souns
Villag
Agenet
Sullivantreet
Everton
Grange Members Called to Meeting Amid Resignations
AH members of Walikal Grange are asked to attend a Monday meeting on April to discuss pentary business and other items. The notice notes resignation of Kalbfus and relates to the William Ross Fraction in the town of Lumberland along with surrounding localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walikal
Wyeanl KR
Kalbfus
Cinerea
William Ross
Cstzies
Lumberland
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Union of Churches
Dr. Jackson
Giffert
Charles Woodru
Imdar
Atentive
Wenan
Boyd & Deming
Charles Mead
Mr. Meats
Vaetoris Falls
Virteria Falls
James S. Havens
George W. Aldridge
Croker
Ruchiner
Bymeneal
DR. Hartwell
Bride
William L. Dickerson
Institute
M’dowell
Messena
William H
Bural
Reading
Wiliam H. Squires
Mise Wensier
I de
Jais In
Gerrrapnr
Serondar Grases
Summitville
Callicoon
Mary Sweezy Ama Atty Yate Kearen
Charles Gigham
Aer
Tei Fishkin
MR. Harriman
Annodated Press
Central Valley
Wurtsboro
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