Bronze tablet stolen from Brewster forge site in New Windsor
A bronze tablet at the Brewster forge site near Moodna Creek New Windsor was stolen by vandals. The tablet commemorated chains across the Hudson during the Revolution and was unveiled October 18 1901. Donors valued it around two hundred dollars. police pursue recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Brewster Forge
Hudson River
Quassaick Chapter
Daughters of the American, Revolution
Newburgh
Forktown
Congress
Miss Skeel
Washington
Torr
Miss. Skeel
Stoi
Quassaick
Daughters of American Revolution
XN. Y
Ten Thousand Dollar Verdict Reported in May's Death
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a 10 000 verdict related to May's death. Mentions John H Maray as administrator and references to parties and locations with unclear details. The readable portion implies a legal outcome but lacks complete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Clemson Family Journey Amid Pacific Coast Rumors
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Clemson family seen in transit on the Pacific coast. The text includes garbled names and unclear events, lacking concrete dates or places. The readable bits suggest a travel or relocation context with references to persons and affiliations, but no verifiable facts emerge.
Evans Defends Skim Milk Bill In Own Letters
Assemblyman Charles A. Evans publishes letters from dairymen supporting his opposition to the ArtGlore skim milk bill. John A. McBride argues it would harm producers by lowering prices and favors dealers, recalling his experience as a milk producer and New York Milk Exchange president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Evans
Evans
C. A. Evans
New York
New York Milk Exchange
John A. M'Bride
Efiter Times
Milk Standards Debate Letters to Charles Evans
A flood of letters from Pomona Grange and local supporters argues against skim milk sales in New York markets. They warn the All-Glove bill would depress dairy prices and threaten milk production, urging state regulation and consumer choice instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
N. Y
Charles A. Gvars
Darlington
Pomona
Albert Manneng
Grange
Circleville
Charles 4. Evans
Times-Press
New York City
Albany
H. A. Shaw
No Meeting of Ennis and Stoppani Creditors
The creditors meeting for Ennis and Stoppani did not take place. A small group gathered at the arm office around eight o’clock but decided there was no use in proceeding with the proposed arrangements. A committee to meet other creditors in New York was planned but not pursued.
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Ennis
Teen
Metas
Thomas
Mater
Onis
Ahi
New York
Generous friends save Palma home and probate will
After General Tomas Estrada Palma's family returned to Gen eral Valley New York a Havana banker and an ex Cuban official funded a $10000 payment to Palma to cover a mortgage and preserve the Central Valley property for his widow and daughters. They placed the house in trust for Mrs Palma and her heirs and later sold the property to R H Macy Co with proceeds invested for the Palmas. Separate probate actions include wills admitted in Newburgh and guardians appointed for several minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas Estrada Palma
Cuba
Gentral Valley
Orange County
N. Y
General Palma
Carlos Zaldo
Havana
Octavio A. Zayas
New York
Keane, Zayas & Pott
Genéral Palma
Santiago
Zayas
Central Valley
Palmas
General
Zaldo & Co
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Swezey
Newburgh
Warren Hathaway
D. D
Blooming Grove
Alice” H. Chadwick
Joseph ©. Gerow
Walter H. Brewster
Chadwick
Joseph C. Gerow
Walter N. Brewster
Frederick Gerhardt
J. Edward Knapp
Frances G. Knapp
Elizebeth B. Knapp
Belle Knapp
Annt S. Knapp
Natalie Knapp
Chester
Bertha
M. Stillman
Helen “van Hensselaer Stillman
Blooming’ Grove
Elizabeth Merritt
Ann Bustard
Bustard
Jane
Erie Bond Order Modified in $30 Million Collateral Bonds Plan
The Public Service Commission second district approved a modification of Erie Railroad’s plan to issue 30 million dollars in collateral trust gold bonds and accepted the collateral indenture. The 75 percent holder acceptance requirement replaces 90 percent, with an exchange option to notes and a minimum net 87 percent of par value. This follows the sale of $10.5 million in notes at near face value.
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Erie Railroad Company
Public Service Commission, Second District
Funeral of Mrs Thomas Enright in Montgomery
Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas M. Enright were held at St Mass Church Montgomery with high mass for the repose of her soul. Father F C Lewes officiated as relatives filled the pews. Solo “There’s a Beautiful Land on High” was sung by Anna Cahill and “Nearness God to These” played by Margaret Lodse as pallbearers carried the casket to St Mary’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Thomas M. Enright
St Mass Church
F.C. Lewes
Anna Cahill
Margaret Lodse
Paii Dearers
William Envizhi
Tony Ford
Joseph Einricht
Mid
é@ietown
John Enright
New Patz
Thomas Earigh
Goshen
Wiliam Kortetlo
Goodwill District
Mrs. Enrichts
Dennis
Stony Ford
SL Mary's Cemetery
McKay Named New Prison Commissioner
Governor Hughes appoints William Johnston McKay of Newburgh as Commissioner of New Prisons replacing Thomas W. Hynes. The commission oversees the Bear Mountain prison project in Rockland County, with pay set at $1 per day when employed.
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Hughes
Willam Johnston McKay
Business Men's Association
Newburgh
Thomas W. Hynes
New Prison Commission
Bear Mountain
Rockland County
Sing Sing
Farmers Insurance Rates Offered by Boyd and Deming
Farmers can secure fire insurance from trusted companies at low rates. Write to Boyd and Deming at 29 North Street Midletown for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd &. Deming
North Street
Midiletown
Fifty Men Placed At Work By City Aid Bureau
A letter from the Joint Application Bureau of New York City reports over 50 men placed in work within 160 miles of New York City during March. Many formerly city workers learned farm tasks and others filled country positions. employers praise the results and the men express gratitude for becoming self supporting. The bureau emphasizes it is a charitable organization not an employment agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Application Bureau
New York City
New York
New York Association
Times-Press
Middletown
N.Y
Statement by Superintendent Blatchly on 15 000 Applicants
Blatchly states nearly 15 000 men applied for work last year and would be willing to work at a reasonable wage if jobs could be provided. He signs as Superintendent Charles K Blatchly, 405 East 22d Street, New York City.
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Charles K. Blatchly
East 22d Street
New York City
Calf killed after hydrophobia scare at Mapes Corner
Benjamin F. Pines owner of Hall Way House at Mapes Corner reports a calf developed hydrophobia after a pup bit its neck Sunday. The calf frothing at the mouth and biting led Pines to shoot the animal to end its suffering. the dog was later shot. The calf valued at $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Pines
Mapes’ Corner
Go Ghen
Florida
Mr. Pines
Mr. Pine
Miss Burns Returns From Andrews Home in Mountaindale
In Mountaindale on April 20 Miss Burns, who spent recent weeks at the Andrews home, has returned to the city. The article notes a budget item titled Dike Bill for the Delaware River, with an appropriation of 15,000 dollars discussed by the Amance committee as the Senate Wednesday.
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Delaware River
Amance Committee
Senate
Sample Cut in Prices at Local Store
A brief notice announces a sale with fabric prices cut to 7 cents and 49 cents per yard. It highlights discount levels and urges shoppers to visit the store for the reduced rates.
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Moodna
West’ Nyack Crossing
John H. Maray
Froiaz
Emaan
Clemson
Pacific
MR. Evans
Sussex
Ennis & Stoppani
Ters
T Green
Grawford
Frank P. Green
Charles H
Weygant
Elizabeth
Lawrence
Anna. P. Finley
Burn B. Kinley
Ellen ‘Grafe
Walden
James M. Bowman
Jacob Grafe
Edward ‘Lambert
Elizabeth Haskell
Catherine &, Tears
Alphonso W. Dunn
Jesse M. Tall
Monroe
Henry Mapes
Mary B. Welch
Warwick
Daniel £. Welch
David B. Ventres
Greenfield
South Carolina
County of Orange
William J. Wygant
George P. Decker
Minisink
Augusta H. Decker
Anglie Hollywood
William Purvey
Mildred Martin
Annie Corkedale
Michael Colentan
Ella Colentan
Mary Freeman
Augusta Freeman
Thomas P. Cushing
William J. Cushing
David Scanion
Michael Donahue
Jane Smith
Crawford
Elmer van Keuren
Nanship
Marjorie A
Ronald J
Ralph M. Hawking
City of
Denver
County of
Orange
Susan RB. Hawkins
Mary Potter
Addison E. Potter
Artemus C. Graham
Frank E. Graham
Albert Graham
Mini ‘Sink
Samuel S., Johnston
Thomas Connell
John A. Jansen
John A. DuBois
NEW Erie
Benjamin W. Shaw
David W. Shaw
Erie Railroad
Crawford Junction
Pine Bush
ERIE
Thomas Enright
J. McKay
Mountaindale
King Street
King ‘Street
East Main Street
Furniture Department
Brussels
Wilton
Axminster
Bailey
Wild
Crockery Department
Verona
Nares Tees Ste
THE
Crawford Furniture CO
Middletown, N. Y
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