Liars and Butchers In Haiti Amid Insurgent Crisis
In a proclamation General Simon in southern Haiti calls for overthrow of the tyrant government and urges free choice of a new president. Washington dispatches report Haiti’s Farris says the end is near as government troops fight to contain insurgents. Soldiers are bound to prevent desertion as tensions rise with no clear resolution.
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France
Haiti
Simon
Hars
Washington
Fariss
Wei Che
Beinz Canarkel
Schirrman Begins His Life Term in Prison
Edward W. Schirrman, formerly of this city, was convicted of second degree murder in Danbury Connecticut last week and sentenced to life imprisonment. He was taken to the state prison at Wethersfield Friday afternoon. His arrival brings the inmate count to eighty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Schirrman
Danoury
Conn
Wethersfield
Two Trains Collide Under Hudson River Near Hoboken
New York trains collided under the Hudson River near Hoboken early today due to brakes failing on a heavy grade. One train slid back six hundred feet into the following train, delaying traffic about thirty minutes with no injuries reported.
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Associated Press
New York
Teo Tains
Hudson River
Zowe
Hoboken
Trafic
Australia wins Davis Cup as Americans fail in singles
Melbourne reports Australia clinches the Davis Cup after Wright and Alexander win singles while Americans fail to secure two necessary victories. Meggie DeLaney, wife of Long Tom DeLaney, is released from jail after thirty days then faces further action amid a drunken, quarrelsome episode and alleged smuggling attempt at a tavern.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
Wright
Alexander
Meggie DeLancy
Long Tom DeLagncy
Mpa- Hicella
Mrs. DeLaney
Bloomingburz
DeLaney
Long Tom
DeLancy
Court denies injunction on road contract bids at Albany
The motion by Spuxten Curve Construction Co to stop State Engineer Skene from awarding contracts to the lowest bidders for sixty three roads was denied. Port Jervis Sullivan County line road Section 1 will go to DeGrant & Horeboom. Elmer Wiener may not move to Monticello. C E B Newkirk of Liberty appears likely as Deputy Sheriff under Wiener. Jesse Barlow is favored for Under Sheriff.
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Justice Fitts of
Albany
Spuxten Curve
Elmer Wiener
Vi Weyeriz
Monticella
EB. Newkirk
Liberty
Winners
Blake Strallog
Monticelio
Jesse Barlow
Monticello
Change of Erie Dispatchers Named in Relief of Hie Division
A.B. Partel, Chief Dispatcher of the Wyoming Division based in Dunmore, Ta, is appointed Superintendent of the Greenwood Lake Division with headquarters in Jersey City. John W. DeWalt of Susquehanna becomes successor at Dunmore, previously foreman at Port Jervis.
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Erie
A.B. Partel
Wyoming
Hie
Dunmore
Greenwood Lake
Jersey City
Porviel
Dunmore Isd
John W. DeWalt
Susquehanna
Fore
Port Jervis
Monticello Couple Honored by President Elect
Mr and Mrs Oscar Coddington of Monticello are honored by a letter from President elect William H. Taft naming their newborn son. The child was born on November 2. In the letter Mr Tait expressed wishes for the child's health and prosperity. A special term of the Supreme Court was held in Austin Tompkins, Neack, Goshen, Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tait
Oscar Coddington
Monticello
William OH. Vafi
Air
Nis
Supreme Court
Death Toll in Marianna Mine Disaster Reaches 130
By Associated Press Pittsburg November 20 Eighty two boys were recovered from the Marianna mine of the Pittsburg Buffalo Coal Company and thirty more have been found and will be brought to the surface at once. President Jones says the company has checked off the 120 men known to be in the mine at the time of the explosion and does not believe the dead will exceed that number.
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Pittsburg
Marisdune
Erie Branch Would Open Quarries Rumor
A rumor states the Erie R railroad may build a branch from Port Jervis to Lackawaxen along the old Delaware and Hudson Canal bed. The plan would serve increasing freight traffic and could reopen Sullivan county quarries, shuttered after canal abandonment. The canal route would run parallel to the current road but on the opposite Delaware River side.
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Erie # R
Port Jervis
Lackawaxen
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Delaware River
Sullivan County
Fireman Injured In Fall From Cab At Summitville
William E. Sherwood fireman on extra No. 182 of the O and W RR was injured Saturday night at Summitville while on his run. He fell from the top of the rear cab dislocating a rib and suffering bruises. He was brought to Thrall Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Sherwood
Summitville
Sher Wood
Sheervin
Wolfe
Thrall Hospital
Huleit
Surgeon Dr. Andrew McCosh Hurt in New York Runaway
Dr. Andrew McCosh head surgeon at Presbyterian Hospital New York and operator on Mrs Eleanor Merron Coxper was badly injured in a runaway accident in New York on Saturday night. His father was long president of Princeton University. The incident follows Mrs Coxper’s suicide attempt reported earlier in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McCosh
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Eleanor Merron Coxper
New York
McCosh
Princeton University
Grace Church Recital Pleases Crowds With Rare Program
Grace Church hosted an evening organ recital by Stanley Farrar with assistance from J Livingston Barrowman. Farrar’s skill was praised and Barrowman’s baritone noted as the audience enjoyed a program including Parsifal Prelude and Judas Maccabaeus selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Stanley Farrar
J. Livingston Barrowman
Farrar
Or. Barrowman
God
Middletown Affected by New O W Schedule Changes
A new timetable for the O W R R goes into effect. In Middletown, Train 3 northbound at 5 38 a m is discontinued. Train 20 southbound at 6 49 p m will run Sundays only. Train 1 northbound will arrive at 10 52 a m and depart 10 42 a m, adjusted from 10 53 a m on the 24th. Separate Co Band concert at Garden Hall Tuesday features a varied program including classical pieces and a march finale.
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Middletown
O. & W. R. R Sundar
Sugdars
Nomi
Separate Co. Land
Separate Co
Arden Hall
Accusation Not Believed In City Police Probe
A resident claimed a warrant for the arrest of an Italian man accused of assaulting his wife. He appeared at police headquarters Monday, but authorities took no action beyond docketing the case. Meanwhile GH Lawrence of this city received a patent for a transom operator.
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Oling
Lawrence
Orange County YMCA work strengthens county-wide effort
A 21-member county committee leads a developing YMCA program in Orange County. Two trained secretaries, L. Wilcox and Charles A. Gammons, supervise, with local leaders trained to carry on. Activities mix Bible study, discussion, and social events to uplift physical, social, and spiritual life without relying on rooms or equipment, aligning with church and community needs.
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Orange County
Young Men's Christian’ Association
Gomimitice At
Fries
Aia Aave Ie
L. Wilcox
Charles A Gammons
Wilcox
Gammons
Young Men'’s Christian Association
Rome
Yours Men’s Christian Association
Artiiuds
Car Zion
Onis
Dows
Ebler
Xeek
North America
Oange
Sunday Church Services feature visiting clergy across Mil dington
Mil digitown churches hosted visiting ministers on Sunday with services at First Presbyterian First Congregational and Calvert Baptist and St Josephs. Rev Dr William Jessup from Syria preached at First Presbyterian and led a union meeting with the Young People's Societies. Rev W E Weld of Princeton preached at the First Congregational Church morning and evening on The Prumb Line and The Power of the Unseen. Rev Livingston of North Congregational and Rev Beamer of Calvert Baptist attended. Evening sermons included Rev Youan H Skebaz at Calvert and a sermon by Rev Mr Livingston. The season of Advent prep began at St Josephs with vestments and morning masses and baptisms. Grace Church hosted Rev Ernest A Smith on Works and John de Baptist inquiry. St Andrew Day Holy Communion observed at 7:54 pm.
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Mildigtown
First Presbyterian
Amorning
Wiliam Jessup
Syria
Young People’s Societies
First
W Minster
Stock
Sir. Jessup
Jessy
David McConaughy
W.E. Weld
Princeton
N. J
Prumb
Thomas Livingston
FP Beamer
Calvert Baptist Church
Olympia Council
Daughters of America
North Congresational
Mr. Livingston
Youan H. Skebaz
Calrart Baptis
Sct. Joseph's Church
M. J. Shine
Sermore
Dean J. P. McClanery
Ernest A. Smith
Diocese of Albany
Grace Church
Christ
John de Baptist
St. Andrew's
Dedication of Elks Lodge Home in Middletown Thursday
The Middletown Elks plan the dedication of their new lodge home at 2 South Shed Street on Thursday with services led by District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Fred G. Dent of Lenzi Island City. Edward Leaca of New York City will deliver the principal address as local and visiting Exalted Rulers assist. A banquet follows at Linges Hall and an afternoon open house allows public inspection from 4 to 8.
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Elks of
Middletown
Middletown Lodge
South Shed
Fred G. Dent
Lenz
Island City
Edward Leaca
New York City
Grarg Lodge
Por Jarvis Lodge
Edie
Japres Street
Newchurch
Paterson
Taten Esland
Linges Hall
Rowley
Afioresa
McWilliams Orchestra
Berg
Middletown Lode
Prohibition Committee Plans Men-Only Club in Town
A local committee of prominent Promibitan figures organizes a permanent Prohibition Club for men. A meeting is held at Deer on the 15th with likely speakers from town to outline arrangements and goals.
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Promibitan
EIS
Anxiety Felt for the Pope After Relapse
Rome reports the Pope has fallen ill with a severe cold and a slight fever forcing him to stay in bed. Doctors say with proper rest and care no complications are expected, and all audiences are suspended.
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Rome
Nation Today
Family Reunion at E. W. Tices Near Scotchtown
Thanksgiving Day dinner brought together Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Tice of Scotchtown with their six sons and three daughters and families. The Pasadena, California home of Mr. Tice was referenced as their origin. Mrs. E. Lockwood of Providence, R. I. attended as a guest. The day was described as a long-remembered reunion after years apart.
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E. W. Tice
Scotchtown
Pasadena
Cal
St Pauls Weekly Meeting Program and Fair Schedule
The St. Paul s church announces its weekly meeting program and annual fair. Activities include preparatory service and lecture at 3 p.m. Leaders and meeting of the Boys of the Church, Junior League, and probationers choir. Delegates to a forthcoming gathering in Newdnreh will be chosen. A drummer and f iers association is to be organized Wednesday.
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Wednestar
Ibirien
Ever Prgay
Chass
Sullivan Leaves Liverty in Sudden Resignation
A garbled local item notes Supt Sullivan leaving Liverty after four years as superintendent of the duconis Sansiovium unex. A separate paragraph mentions a Friday euchre gathering hosted by Mrs W Consin at her Rew avenue home, with the Merri Maids and Matrons' Euchre Club in attendance.
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Sullivan
Liverty
Parip A. Sulivan
Duconis Sansiovium
Unex
Oterado
Euchre Club
Merri
Magnificent punch bowl gifted to Charles Higham by Wilbur Hives
The Commercial House proprietor Charles Hiszam received a large sterling silver and gold lined punch bowl with a regal inscription from the Wilbur Hives Dinners Association executive committee. Committee members from Newburgh and the city presented the gift after hosting Mr Higham at a prior meeting. The bowl, on display at A M Ambier’s Jewelry Store on North Street, signifies hospitality and appreciation.
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Charles Higham
W.H. Weston Shriners’ Association
Charles Hiszam
Commercial House
Wilbur HiVes
Drnners’ ’Association
B. 35
Murtfeldt
Harry C. Duncan
Harry Coldwell
Newburgh
Edward 2D. Tompkins
C. G Bogart
Nable
Committee of Shriners
Higham
Wizdew
A. M. Ambier
Escaped Sing Sing Convicts Captured
Three men were arrested yesterday in a Broadway clothing store after being identified by discarded clothing. The trio, Abel Fuier and George Rogers among them, had recently escaped from Sing Sing.
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Abel Fuier
George Rogers
Grom
Funeral for James A. Rogers Held in Brooklin
A funeral for James A Rogers of Brooklin was held Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock from his brother William B H Rogers residence on High land avenue. Ret Francis S Smithers of Grace Church conducted the service which drew a largely attended crowd. Pallbearers included Fred S Roz, Thomas Rogers, Howard H m and Wickham W Youns. The service took place in the family plot at Bilisids Cemetery.
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F. S. Smithers
James A. Rogers
James A Rogers
Brooklin
William BH. Rogers
Highland Avenue
Francis S. Smithers
Grace Church
Fred S. Roz
Thomas €. Rogers
Howard H. m
Wickham W. Youns
Bilisids Cemetery
Slat laborer dies from ratified injuries in street collision
A Slat laborer, whose right leg was amputated at Thrall Hospital after being run over by a disky car on the Evie and Jersey Railroad near this city, died that afternoon at 1:30 from the shock. Undertaker P. S. Reilly took charge. interment was held Thursday in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Coroner Crist will investigate the accident.
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Thrall Hospital
Evie and Jersey RR
Reilly
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Crist
Uncertain Pennsylvavia Railroad Station Incident Noted
A garbled report mentions a person named Fao Was shot at a railroad station in Jersey City near the Pennsylvania Railroad line. It records employee shares of money from 160 to 1500 dollars and notes two employees each took one third. A beneficiary is described as a mysterious lady with Midtown relatives.
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Atsmea
Fao
Pennsylvazia R. i
Jersey City
Xenus
Midtown
Special Service meeting at Home for Aged Women
OT U Special Service of The WLC TO UL held a meeting at the Home for Aged Women Sunday afternoon. Large attendance. Rev Stanard Dow Butler spoke to the ladies on Ye men of Galilee. William B Bryans of Walden died in St Lutes Hospital Newburgh after an operation. New officers elected: President Anna Costello Vice President Jena Bader Treasurer Isabel Wickham. The disco will hold its next dance at Linden Hall Friday evening Dec 14.
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OT. U
WLC
Sarah Wood
Stanard Dow Butler
Galilee
Jasjiring
Excires
William B. Bryans
Walden
St. Lute’s Hospital
Newhursh
Newburgh
Evans
Jolly Ven Agin
Wweeinza
Isabele Wickham
Anna Costello
Jena Bader
Isabelis Wickham
Linden Hall
Greedy Turkey Ate Miss Marys Diamond
Chester correspondent reports Thanksgiving at the Pelobski farm near Chester. Mary Pelobski, 22, had just become engaged to John Kusek. A turkey swallowed her diamond ring stone, later found in the turkey’s gizzard after a noisy bite, validating Mary's engagement news.
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Chester
Pelobski
Wintergreen Woods
Meadowlands
Saneski’s
Kusels
Pelobzski
Alexander
Pa” Pelovski
Ma' Pelotski
Pal Pelobski
Mary Pelobski
Mary
John Kusek
Jimmy
Jimmy Reid
Kusek
KEZHONKSON WOMAN KILLED BY O W TRAIN NEAR VEINH
Mrs. Miflin Earnhart of Kev honks was struck and killed by an O and W train Saturday at 9 13 pm after leaving Van Keuren's store. The tenderly slow moving train severed a leg and crushed the head. The deaf woman died at the scene. remains taken to the O W station then to an undertaker. She is survived by her husband and several children in different places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilenvéile
Miflin Earnhart
Kevhonks
Two Japanese ships collide near Chefer China. 700 feared drowned
Report from Chefer China says two Japanese ships collided off the coast ten days ago. It is claimed that seven hundred persons may have drowned. Assemblyman Mance and Assemblyman Charles E. Mante were suddenly taken ill while at work at the O and Wo paint shop. An automobile accident occurred on Watkins avenue. instruction notes say conditions are improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frees
Chefer
China
Dar. I
Mance
Charles E. Mante
Ani
Watkins Avenue
Tailor Cuts Up in Goshen Store Disturbance
A jailer caused a disturbance at his employer Meadar’s store and was arrested for intoxication and locked up for the evening. E Arvanites of Goshen opened a New Goshen Candy Store at 4 Grand Street, praised as among the county’s finest. A wagon collision on Fulton Street left a woman driver unharmed but the wagon and fire hydrant damaged.
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Meadar
Arvanites
Goshen
E. Arvanites
Nos
Grand Street
Awheney
Fulton Street
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Marianna
Associated Bros
Atia
Oventre
Peter Schmoll
von Weber
Gavotto
Edhox Dex Bastions
Kling
Altra
Simeon
Tliad
Henrietta Tardi Valtz
Ganien
Roser
Brocks
Mateo
Resenkrans
Orange
Coutlawéd
Union Presbyterian
First Church
ELKS
Pupe
T ST. Paul's
Charies Hisham Fife, Drani and Bazie Corps
Newdnreh
Wedmosdar
Dec
Drummers and Fiers” Association
Weston Shriners
Sing Sing
Hillside
Jolly Ten
Setas
Kezhonkson
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