Sing Sing Bulletin Suspension Sparks Political Scrutiny
The Sing Sing Bulletin, a longtime prison newspaper, has been suspended by Warden Lawes amid political intrigue claims. State officials ordered cuts in the Bulletin’s monthly run, fueling controversy about influence from Albany circles and reforms, with former editors and staff cited as factors in the suspension.
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Lawes
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Charles F. Hattigan
Fitale
State Prtent
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Albany
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Claus Appset
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Shromnt Biter
Chisolm Pri
Fewer Entries For County Fair
The 1920 Granite County Agricultural Society and Fair opened Tuesday in this city with total entries at 6 077, down 722 from 1909. Domestic department saw the sharpest drop from 1 201 to 1 232, while horse, cattle, sheep and other sections show mixed changes.
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Granite County Agnenitural Society
Télloxing
Body of Soldier 15 Buried at Newburgh
Fragmentary report notes the burial of Soldier 15 in Newburgh after a funeral service attended by local residents and officials. It mentions Sergeant Datew of the Tank Corps who died in a hospital in Foslend and references a transfer of a head to Newburgh from overseas.
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William Bates
Chester Resident Badly Mangled by Erie Locomotive
Chester resident Charles Ortessvedt suffered severe injuries after stepping onto railroad tracks between the acalea and the Brace to avoid a second train. The morning westbound Erie locomotive struck him, entangling him under the train’s heavy debris. He was rushed to Warwick hospital where doctors amputated portions of his left leg and leg above the knee. The accident prompted emergency response and a hope for recovery, with Ortessvedt described as having a chance at recovery after surgery and care from Chester doctors.
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Acalea
Charles Ortessvedt
Warnick
de Mercine
Grepouurt
Grange County
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Waretek
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Chester
State Hospital Bosses Cited Amid Staff Vacations
State Hospital supervision notes interruptions as superintendent Ashley starts a leave and others briefly depart for vacations. Laundry overseer Norton announces two weeks off while staff members including watchman Lane and others take time away for personal reasons across departments.
John W. Donald Taken by Death
John W. Donald, age 71, longtime resident of Albany area, died September 19, 1965. He lived at 6120 Menepeet avenues and was a farmer before moving to the city thirty years ago, later working in teaching before retiring due to ill health. He was a member of St. Pane Church and survived by three children Orrin W, Dena, and Clara A, plus wife Sarah M. Magney, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements entrusted to local undertaker with services at Saint Pane Church.
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John SY. Conkling
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Lizateih Tewkwast
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Margaret
Wilam Wtrans
Deacon
Rotert Tonabt
Newburgh
Stephen Donald
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Olive Nialt
Oneonta
Bealie Hanah
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Mies
Clara Teena
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Trains May Be Restored On Old Western Route
The O and W passenger trains now discontinued during the war may be restored to conserve fuel. Inquiry at General Manager’s office confirms action toward restoring two trains between New York and Chicago. They will not appear on the fall schedule but may run on a future timetable.
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Death of L. J. Williams in Berenson Pennsylvania
L J Williams longtime Scranton merchant and founder of Williams & McAnulty died after a long illness. Born in Beemerville New York, he moved to Scranton then to Dukes Center and later partnered to open a retail furniture store. Survived by his wife Silas Stary Williams son Harry and several siblings and relatives. Services conducted by Rev Thomas M Archbald at First Presbyterian Church with a male quartet. Burial followed at an unspecified location as mourners and colleagues paid tribute to a prominent local businessman.
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Willatte Kiet
Madison Avenue
Beemerville
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Dukes Center
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Avenue
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Pittston and Joy
Wilkes-Barre
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First Presbyterian Church
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Weattown
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Thomas M Archbald O Melaunge
Willams
Thadewellyn Jones
Jolt Rans
Wiliams & McAnuliy
Mr. Wiama
Iba
Flo. Worle
T. 10 Montgomery
Jeatph Tourston
Eugene Healey
Joby
Mim
Geallah
Middletown
Mies
Kathryn McDermott
Siddletown
Thomas Meany
New York City
Dehan
Hunay
Fucheld
Slater
Charles Rudd
Miax
Ethel Ifsgratt
Howells
Jens Pedersen
Newersick Beach
Port Jervis
M. E Funder School
Vera Mae
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Sirs. Daly
Holy Name Catholic Cemetery
James J. Dehan
Garpenter Amt
Orange Lake
Charles Ketcham
Kingsley
Bernice
Horace Ketchacn
Grace Newkirk
Presbyterian Church
Helen Trimson
Clark
Voth
Aaron
Luigin LaPorta
Ferd
Aong
Me. LaPorta
Felt
Rush W. Lake
Perfure
Aaron Winter
Sire
Frank’ McLaughlin
James McLauchlin
Aaron Silkman
Rhode Island Man Hurt En Route To County Fair
LaFeo aged 11 of Weer Rhode Island suffered a fractured leg below the knee in a roadway accident while en route to the county fair Tuesday morning. He was riding on a trolley with friends when the cart struck a vehicle, causing him to be thrown and his trunk to fall on him. He was hospitalized and cast placed on the injured leg.
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Local news notes from Otisville area around August
Otisville Dusville notes cover visits by Dr and Mrs D WeBer and others, camp outings near Yankees Lake, church events at Neversink and Cuddebackville, arrivals and departures of residents, fairs, funerals, and small town incidents. Highlights include Mr and Mrs Thomas Daley moving to Middletown, Lifelong resident Mrs Helen Trims on's bereavement, and purse theft involving Luigin LaPorta.
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Bough Seopele
Yankees Lake
Jena Pedersen
Misa Mitchell
Howser
Frack P. Howser
Crother
Mra. Bessel
Mra Lake
Greenville
Gun Club
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Lorsther
Neversink
Hamer Northrup
Aliter
Elwood Fowler
Middletown
Robert Lang
Walter
Mary
Westbrook Hills
BW. Toor
Harry Winter
Port Jervis
bin Slater
Stra. Wicks
Sm.b. Charen
Dene
New York City
Carepenter
Academy Avenue
Presbyterian Hunday School
Niente Ture Way
Cuddebackvills
Uerbert Sayer
Central Valley
John MciDonald
Presbyterian Church
Mary I. Oxden
Lydia Shormaker
Ellenville Man Reynolds Dies at Saranac Lake Sanitarium
Michael Reynolds a prominent Ellenville resident dies at Taybrook Sanitarium in Saranac Lake New York after treatment for health. He was about 47, born in Ireland, married to Mrs. Cunningham and survived by his wife and a son and daughter in law. He worked at Ulster Knife Works before health issues forced retirement. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of his body.
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Ellenville
Thomas J. Medtullen
Michael Reynolds
Taybrook
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Reynolds
Ireland
Cunning
Sam
Ludge William DL Dunningham
Ulster Knife Works
Grook
Reynolia
Resnalds
W. D. Cunxterham
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Merning
Buycett
New 7 Ten Wood
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Miclon
Recandera
Chareetetibe
Tay
Lees
Phinney
Canitarium
Cury Counel
Fiance Missing Girl Would Die In New York Hospital
A young woman described as awaiting her fiancé’s arrival reportedly attempted suicide by jumping from an upper floor in a New York City apartment. She was found at 64 Liberty Street and taken to Lancelin Hospital in critical condition. her fiancé’s identity and living arrangements remain unconfirmed.
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Liberty Atreet
Knowleden
Puch
Local items and visits haunt Wawayanda district notes
Weekend visits and family gatherings appear in Wawayanda notes with names such as Frank Mills Mrs James Williame and Mr and Mrs Kenner. Readers learn of farm movements campus stays and church association meetings at Meadow View and nearby homes with casual social details and local names. The fragmentary text also mentions a camping trip at Creten's bungalow and a reference to katydids and a Times advertisement.
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Frank
Art Percy Mills
State Till
James A. Williame
Weaterly
Noa Purdy
Mount Quine
John J. Tryon
Maitletown
Frank Kenner
Mbert
Calhagride
Bonn
Sir Ketcham
James Lanne
Jeanette
Creeden
Rireytown
Willacy Piser
Wawayanda Scouts Break Up the Camp
Wawayanda Scouts return from a ten day expedition at Yankee Lake on Monday morning. Scoutmaster M C Jacobs and assistants manage the camp with help from Frank Skinner and others. Participants hailed from Slate HAL Aiterbury and Dentra, thanking Dr Myere for use of land and Mr Austin for boat access.
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Yankee Lake
M.C Jacobs
Frank Skinner
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Slate Hal Aiterbury
Dentra
Dr. Myere
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Frank Ewinntr
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Reception to The Newlyweds at Werden home
A welding supper was tendered to Mr and Mrs Clarence E Werden after their marriage chronicled in the local notice. About 20 relatives attended Monday night at 27 Academy avenue Wilars Verda Vall arena W. H. Jersey oils. The event celebrated the couple, who have long stood together, and gifts of useful articles for the newly formed family were exchanged.
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When a Man Has Not Her Own Excellent Vision
A fragment reflects on pride and restraint, noting that one who cannot surpass their own excellence risks overconfidence and errors. The terse line hints at humility and caution in judgment. The text reads like a maxims fragment from a historical piece.
Local Vets to Attend Reunion of 27th Division
Local veterans plan a reunion of the 27th Division at Barabola Spring on September 22 and 23. Edward Olmstead Hett outlined program details including a permanent association, cemetery policy, parades, athletic events, street carnival, and a possible performance by the 37th Division Theatre Troupe. Representatives from the 28th Division Association will also attend the Asnerthe reunion for mutual matters.
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Couple Married by Rev W W Cox at St Pauls Church
On Sunday August 1 at St Pauls Church Rev W W Cox of Tros NY united Anca na Wulf and George J Doane in marriage. Witnesses Alvin W Cor and Raymond Brosdage and their two daughters, the couple planned a later wedding trip then to return and establish residence in this city. Funeral notice for Walden family follows with service details and attendees.
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Walker act and police power clash over liquor provisions
The Walker act subjects police, district attorneys, and judges to expanded duties under state liquor laws. It is described as valid apart from its 2.73 beer provisions. Provisions authorize warrants to search and seize liquor kept for unlawful sale, with penalties including fines from 4200 to 14200 and up to a year in jail or county lockup for trafficking liquor prohibited by law.
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Walker Family Annual Reunion at Summit wile
Over half a hundred Walker family members gathered at the old Walker homestead in Summit wile on August 18. The reunion honored visiting sisters Mrs Alfred Sears and Mrs William Tice of Kansas and included surviving children Stephen Walker of Suromitville Mrs Robert J Werblam Mrs Augustus J John and Van Wiek Walker of Middletown Mrs William Jodier of High View and cousins from Kingston Kort Ewen Newburgh Weattown and Sumy maltville. An excellent dinner was served at 6 o clock.
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Elizabeth Des Walker
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Alfred Sears
William Tice
Kansas
Elizabeth
Eria. Sears
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Sadie
Kanas
Stephen Walker
Suromitville
Robert J. Werblaon
Rs. C
William Jodier
High View
Charles Walker
Margaret Walker Cudney
New York City
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Kort
Thrall Nurse Becomes Bride Amid Akron Marriage Notice
Thrall nurse Evtelle Cowdrer wed Charles Howard Shaw in Akron on August 14. The ceremony followed a Thrall Morpitel graduate’s clip and was announced by Haralet Rot and Mark Rot, supervisors of Bloomice Grove.
Fine Entertainment and Supper at Bullville
A taunted entertainment and supper set for MLE Chorth at Bailville Wisevenlee Angrat 20. Mr and Mrs La Tour perform solo and duet numbers with other singers and instrumentalists. Proceeds benefit St James Me E Church in Kingston and the Ladies Aid.
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