Prospect Lake area notes and farm sale results
Nov tract in Bullville column records Hawkins visiting relatives near Prospect Lake and a well attended auction on Joseph Murray’s Martin farm where cows sold high at 71.50, hay and horses moved well, other village items include Thanksgiving visits, school reopening with teachers praised, and local industry notes on a horseless vehicle, quarantine impact, and revival services at Otisville.
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Hawkins
Slerother
Josephine Hawkins
Prospect Lake
Joshen
Joseph Muray
Martin Farm
James Crawford
G. H. MiHer
Pina Bush
John D. Smith
Hannah Sheffield
Ancient Avenue
Middletown
Smith
Annie Budd
Centerville
Belle W. Lyon
Middle UN
Birdsey Young
Wayneounty
Frank P. Mills
Crawford
Samnel J. Anderson
Andes mm
Bersei Enem
Nan Glyn
Cotlahar
Squichess County
Isaac Wright
James Miktes
Pine Bush
Miz
Harry N. Cox
Hey
Willam Whitten
Comirscior
Theodern
Hai Y
James M. Millx
Parre W. Ackerty
Crystal Run
Mr. Whitten
A. Booksinvard
Mr. Itten
Cain Sawmij
Ceis
Maning mii
Julia Green Newkirk
Ihe
York
Newkirk
BR Green
Daugh Ares
Crystal Road
President Roosevelts Race Speech at Colored YMCA Stone Laying
President Roosevelt spoke at the cornerstone ceremony for a new $100,000 colored Young Men's Christian Association home in Washington. He urged justice for Black Americans as a benefit to white society, praised self-improvement, and called for equal legal facilities and opportunities. The drive to fund the project included a major donation alongside local contributions.
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Colored Young Men's Christian Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Colored Young” Men's Christian Association
Asme
Limeel
John Ot Treekeofeller
Thanksgiving and local visits in Circleville Nevada
A fragmented report lists visitors and gatherings around Circleville Nevada and nearby towns, naming Mrs. J. T. Dai, Mr. and Mrs. W. Winfield, Miss Faith Walisee, Miss Eda Vanderaari, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hy, and others. It notes home projects, current housing work at a new schoolhouse, and various family visits including Thanksgiving in Middletown.
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Nev. O
Will Ball
Brooklyn
Lis
Jeff Shivshaen
City Island
J.T. Dai
William Winkeld
Porn Jervis
Sunda
W . Winfield
Jacobs
Becker
Penn
Brook
Edward Beller
Edward Beller and Daushisiting Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hy —Miss Faith Walisee
Eda Vanderaari
Middletown
Ev Beanett
Mmi
Vandermark
Willam Stitler
Iyeman Ball
William Savi
Nelson Brown and Son
Sade Brown
New York
Viattine
Poo
Taft grateful as Woodruff retires from New York Senate race
President elect Taft praises New York Governor Woodruff for stepping aside in the race to succeed Thomas C Platt. Taft hints Elibu Root may join cabinet and stresses party unity as Reed appears likely to win the Senate seat. Damaged article ends with notices of printing works blast and Christmas events.
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New York
Thomas C. Piktt
Empire
Hot Springs
Laft
Kent
Platt
Tafs
Woodruff
Republicans
Elihu Root
Root
Senate
Tam
Bloomingburg Notes and Social Items November
Bloomingburg community news from November lists the Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Mrs Fraiee’s house on December 3 at 2:20 PM, along with social updates. Members urged to be present. Residents and visitors are noted including Dr. and Mrs. Sangears and son Clayton planning a Florida winter, and several locals visiting relatives, attending events, or spending holidays with families.
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Fraiee
Taargday
Meacal W. Sangears
Clayton
St. Augustne
Fla
James Mittce
Miss Stewart
Liberty
Charles Maneo
Mroo
AL Loelkinagd
Lockwood
Wijart
New York City
HN. Boggs
Neliie Colard
Edna Deveras
and’ Airs
Joseph Demerest
Mirgin
Jlace
Westey Brotherhood
Aml
Kaifin
WERTSBORD Des 1 Edgar Gresa Arrested for Carrying Weapons
Justice Signier reports Edgar Gresa was arrested for carrying dl weapons and escaped custody Saturday. A stray note mentions various local names and unsettled items, including tours of inspection over state roads from Fresno Livorno to Jeffersonville, and several residents with unclear statuses or movements.
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Edgar Gresa
Justice Signier
Cuswdy
Sianina
Sunda
T. KR
Shimer
Bennett and Clark
Sianion
Fresno Livorir
Jeffersonville
Miss Burch
Bullara
the Fiaiion
Mr. Cochrane
J. Bas Jerchase
Tani
Wester St. Jochn
Ube
Anni
Vitae Cyuninzha Scctiun
Mountain dale church news and weekly meeting notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Methodist church, local leaders, and a weekly gathering schedule. It references Elienyil, Catholia president, and a time frame described as this week. The legible items suggest community church activity and a focus on local religious services.
Baker-Saker wedding near Washington attended by family
A wedding notice records the Baker and Saker families tying in marriage with friends A and Mrs. Won of Washington and others present. The ceremony included guests and later mentions someone injured in an accident with hospital treatment noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker—Saker
Pravenla Sherk
Uhjacne
Qitis Wastieday
Veasne
Neasne
Foams S Youns
Gaie
Mre Won
Bader
Wailington
Willowemoc Notes Amid Winter Prep and Local Trades
Willowemoc community updates cover building trades, lumber deliveries, and winter prep. Roscoe Maffett and others plan local sawmill work, while Decker family gatherings and Thanksgiving meals mark the season.
Ministers Petition Tariff on Zine Across Regions
Clergy in Lich and nearby regions lodge unusual petitions during worship services. The Reverend and other ministers push similar requests in their areas, citing aims tied to a “Zing” tariff and aligned with broader economic measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canhes
Forse Pst
Thiet
Eighty Bodies in Mine Shaft Disaster Reported
A mine disaster at the Agnes and Hadnell shafts of the Pittsburg Buffalo Coal company leaves 164 or more men dead or missing after a gas explosion. Only one man, Henry Arnold, survived dazed and unable to recount the escape. Rescue teams worked forty eight hours to recover the bodies, with many found crushed or suffocated in the bowels of the mine. The explosion is believed caused by gas pockets or a lamp igniting coal dust.
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Martinian
Agnes
Hadnell
Pitsburg-Bumtalo Coal
Henry Arnold
Times-Press
Red
Colunies
Sant
John Ivili
John
H. Jones
Pittsburg-Buffalo Coars Company
Mite
Twili
St. Thephese
New York Offer
Sth Ave
Ivill
Fulton Farm
Summitville Church Dinner and Local School Meeting
Summitville hosts a New England supper on Friday evening December 11 to raise funds for a worthy cause. In Warwick, C Sanford reports recent town friendships. Sul Hvar county teachers plan a meeting December 12 at Wart sboro with Principal Sunita urging cooperation for successful results. A weekly report notes expenses covered with a balance over 30 dollars. Three people appeared Monday but seats were occupied by local students. A sociable gathering is planned at Mr and Mrs Stevens home next Tuesday. Several townspeople are ill. The new Crawford dwelling nears completion.
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New England
C. ¥. Sanford
Warwick
Towi
Sul Hvar
Epworth Leagan Chi chi cial at Ar 5 home
The Epworth Leagan of Hill hosts a social at Ar 5, inviting all to bid on a pretty patchwork quilt. People are urged to attend for a pleasant time and friendly bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.he Epworth Leagan
Hill
Chester Notes From Staging Music To Local Visit
Miss Ruth Isemar sings in Brook spending days with Mr and Mrs Carl Leeman. J Essex. Brooklyn concerts noted. Mr and Mrs E G Masten visited daughter Sivs over weekend. Albert Voorhees of Westwood attends Chester RR station. Jesse Roe of Buffalo visiting mother Fred Roe. Miss Emma Farrell with May McRiver. Sanferd Darland Nazarene Military Academy vacationing with parents. Walter Tonkin at home. Miss Mang pheli Cent Valley hosting Mrs Nena Grewks. Christa Victos and others mentioned. Pie supper at St Guile Thursday and Wednesday promised prizes. Cross country run rumor and relay races hinted. Next week crossing county line.
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Ruth Isemar
Brook
Mir
Carl Leeman
Escent
Brooklyn
Yerents
E. G. Masten
Sivs
Jvaltew
Nena Grewks
Christa
Victos
Hlian
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Ovisvills
Episcopal Church
Swudas
Scewill
Pees
isoMle
Rewt
Scovill
Diz
Evanseli A Aesser
Serviers
Circleville
Aninlirapid
Wight
Srewenhal
Fieg
Columhcs
Taft
Woodrat
United States
Foot
Machamanz
Ated Peiters
Remeer Ee
Phat
Lishoa
Nor. H
Aa Neva de Moringa
Wreeting
Reusyon
Greve Street
Beclaving
Thursvias
Dar
Ana
Bloomingburg
Anna Knapp
Benedict
Fiiery
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Herman Arnold
Tilford’s
Arnold
Jeseat
Ib —Edgerow
J. K. Era
John Ryerson
Mountaindale
Elienyil
Caitarial
Catholia
Wallig
xenGeara
Wik & Hick
Res ‘Pital
New York Times
the Times
Prega
Willowemoc
den Bivens
Andersay
Willie Decker
al Decker
St G. Roosa
Parkston
DeBruce
Roscoe Maffett
Roscoe
Horace Stides
Aid Mrother
Fred Becker
Ingston Manoras
Leartus Manny
Larry Whipple
Virgil Hammond
Sand Pond
Luken
George Clark
Apares
Haymond
N. 1
Miongaup
Allison
A. Decker
R . Roosa
Hotel Roosa
Rand
Awesis
Jim Decker
Decker
John Obrien
Ahere
Zrae
Prayor
Marianna
Alex. Serkitt
Tel
West Main St
Cor
James St
Minetesn
Omce
Firent Jy
Summitville
Slate Hill
Pairigan
Sid S
Edmond & Vansickle
North Street
Chester
Port Jervis
Nextpargh News
Heron
Hanypieddurges
Jenrei
Lee Brew
Sly Ray H. Bee, Summitvile, X.Y
Ushva
Mar
Faricn
Aznima
le DperKiss
Roger and Vantine
Trewe
Av. Ogden & Shimer
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