Race Meet a Success at Historic Track Goshen
A large crowd saw the final day of a highly successful Goshen race meet at Historic Track. Nahma, a mare by Peter the Great and Caracas, set a county fast mile record of 2 07 1 2, with Burgess driving for B A Bulkley of Southport.
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Caracas
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Iike
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Erie Railroad
Ed. C. Hooker
Heary Bacon
Miss Underhill
Bam
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Gonn
Wahma
Ellenville and Middletown Fair Notes and Local Visits
Ellenville reports race results at the county fair with Nabma’s unpaced mile in 2:0934 and 15 races decided. Local residents including Miss Louise Catlin and Dr. Benson DeVoe are mentioned with visitors from Boston, Middletown, Albany, and Newburgh. The Orange County fair is widely attended and police, judges, and post office staff are noted for their roles amid injuries and accidents at the event.
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Bull Family Holds 424th Annual Reunion at Campbell Hall
The Bull family reunion attracted about 290 attendees from Orange County and beyond, with William Bull descendant William Edgar Bull of Washington DC traveling far to join. Officers elected included President Jesse Booth and Vice President Amy Uptegrav et Burnside, with remarks by Judge William Bull and others. A June Oming magazine feature on Sarah Wells was highlighted, and greetings sent to long‑standing member Mrs. Florida Crawford. The next gathering is set for the last Wednesday in August 1920.
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William Bull
Sarah Wells
Campbell Hall
Orange County
William Edgar Bull
Charleston
D. C
Jesse Booth
Middletown
Amy Uptegrav Et Burnside
Harry Bull
Monroe
Mary Wheeler
Warwick
Stony Ford
Chase
Oming
Entited
Wawayanda
Bull
Frank Barkley Copley
Florida’ Crawford
Bloomingburs
Death at Goshen of Miss Sara A McCarty
Miss Sara A McCarty sister of the late Senator John McCarty died at Parkway Farm Goshen from a heart malady Friday morning. Her body was taken to Brooklyn for interment. An earlier item notes William Hammond of Port Jervis lost his right hand in a planing machine accident.
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Sara AL McCarty
John McCarty
Parkway Farm
Goshen
Brooklyn
William Hammond
Port Jervis
Unii
Rio
Ant A
Perform-Ean
Harden Reaches New Post Amid Shakeup at Susquehanna
Gren S Harden resumes leadership at Susquehanna and Alabama company after a district realignment. reports indicate he is moving from Eastern duties to new regional responsibilities.
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Gren S. Harden
Win
Scienom
Susquehanna & AL
Tg Easion. Pe
Wanrtingt
Time table changes announced for September fourteenth
The Cotarig & Western announces a new timetable effective September 14. A double line of automobiles is seen in the street near Daving Fark as operations prepare for the updated schedule and extended service.
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Cotarig & Western
Ray Oo Langen
Eoheviolet Tower
Pine Bush News Bits and Social Club Happenings
Aug 27 Pine Bush notes report road work between Pine Bush and Walden and mixed reactions to the dressing. Mrs. Wilson improves from heart trouble as her mother Mrs. Clara Graywood visits. Local dances and church events draw crowds, with music by Mould’s orchestra and the Pine Bush band at Shawangunk Church. Visitors tour Ulster County Fair and a grand church event yields proceeds for the Christian Endeavor Society. Notables include Bingham Wadyali visiting sites, Wealter McDowell in New York, and Miss Side at Niver undergoing an operation with a tricky post op recovery noted.
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New York
Mary
Cara Low
Charles Johnson
Middletown
Auousius Shaffer
Ror Budd
Kerhotkeen
Canal Street
Evenue
Budd
Wister Heichts
Vroaman
Thomas Terwilliger
Walden
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Edgar Smith
Montgomer
Percy Tughes
New Jersey
Weil
Stataty
Leis
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Mould
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I. Bingham Wadyali
Bordentown
Wealter McDowell
H.R. Tatleron
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Niver
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Bern
Untitled fragment summary of unclear crime note
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a payment and a campaign context with a referenced fine of 319, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names or locations. No verifiable entities or events can be confirmed from the provided snippet.
Meeting of Presbytery Plans and Events Noted
Fragments indicate a presbytery meeting and preparations for fairs and entertainments. Mentions Findson, Magda, and a new wave entertainment panel. Teasers reference Sept and local columns and efforts to organize community events.
Conditions at the Hospital Show Struggles in Training School
The report from Thrall Hospital details strained funding for the Training School, limited compensation, and inadequate salaries. It notes affected families, several patients' improving conditions, and ongoing efforts to secure care and resources, including piano purchases for morale and local donations.
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Thrall Hospital
Mary Lisiske
Death of H L O in apoplexy shocks town
A local obituary notes the death of H L O from apoplexy. The report recalls his aid to the community, his long service in New Tar and surrounding areas, and mentions his last years in the town of Ainnet with details of his health and final months.
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Amd
Ainnet
Harriman Seen As Noted Figure In Public Health Efforts
A fragmentary item from Tiny Press notes Keen Interest in Harriman and the public health role. It mentions a journey across the nation and a possible influence on public health and fitness outcomes.
Fine Authority in Court Amid Stocking Provisions
A historic court record describes a defendant facing a fine for unspecified offense. The judge demands payment by a set deadline and notes accompanying orders, with mentions of Pecetions Wilton and Robertsen and others as witnesses or involved parties.
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Wilton
Robertsen
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