Middletown High Eleven Defeats Alumni in Season Final
Middletown High School capped its football season with a 23 to 0 victory over the Alumni at Hayes Field on Thursday. Key players included Ellenberger, Corwin, Thorn, Gibbs, Dickerson, and Sundstrom, with several seniors signaling their final high school appearance. The contest drew a large crowd of students, teachers, and local citizens despite rough play and several penalties.
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Middletown High School
Hayes Field
Sictors
Eifenberger
Gilles
Miles
Williams
Hurt
Kramer
M H S Thore
Middletown
Lsrsd
High Schoo
Thorn
Jeff
Tatter
Alumnini
Springfield Training School
Conklin
Ellenberger
Jack Corwin
Bis Teamn
Thorp
Forcel
Southwell
Blocken
Sundytrom
Middletown Tighagen
Corwin
Pase
Schmitt
Ca Thorn
Rilenberger
Gibba
Laklog
Yard
Dickerton
Tekeraon
Thorn Poutine
Gibbs
Aspidet
Saris
Joel
Igsin
Colag
Alemni
Eilenberser
Hilenberger
Dalley
Fnally
Hoke
Batley
Bret
Alaimuda
Teama
Denberger
Hae
Alumeat
Gaerts
Ro ‘Iforn
MIL & Men
Prida
Ceptor
Diskerson
Sundstrom
Adamni
Qibby
Easly
Rundstrom
Wigs
Alou
Horn
Alumal
Halimark
Lorn
Dicharnon
Abo
Want
Fran Wienberger
Neherrson
Lif Coal Mae
Die Sundstrom
M. Tl
Alumar Proms
Elfenberges
Anker
Givke
Krimer
Ramus
Palenadee
Jase Wan
India
Tania Dee
Aareror
Union Pacific Rumor On Erie Railroad Purchase
A rumor circulates it may soon place the Erie Railroad under Union Pacific control. Reported signs include conductors ordered to wear coats bearing the name Erle, but no concrete details or confirmations are available.
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Union Pacific
Erie Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Erle
Obituary notices for Hallock and Higham in Paterson area
R Ell Hallock died at Paterson Emergency Hospital after a recent operation at 67. Survived by wife Susan Newton, he was born in Greenville and lived in Minisink. funeral at Unionville conducted by Rev Moelnnis. Alice M Higham, 13, died after nine months of tuberculosis. Grace Episcopal Church member. interment in Millside Cemetery. references to Ulgham and Higham family. William A Hal, Hancock resident, died of pernicious anemia after a two year illness. born in Limestone. funeral and burial details noted.
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R. Ell Hallock
R. P. Hallock
Paterson
Greenville
Bie Timian
Minisink
Vise
Susan Newton
Richart
Sarah Hallock
Peter Northrup
Unionville
Moelnnis
Midisink Cementary
Paliboarora
Mainisink Grange
Alice M. Higham
Alco May Higham
Ghent Avenue
Misa Higham
Robert
Lydia Elizabeth (Walker) Highan
Grace Episcopa Church
Manor
Cne
Rothen
Robert Charles Ulghamm
Elf
Edlah Llghai Heres
New York
Charles 1I‘ghau
Tate
Cho Rew FL & Smithers
Grace Church
Fawlix
Millaide Cemetery
Wiliam A. Mail
William AL Hal
Hancock
Sears
Crarysille
Sheridan Not Dead After All Found Alive
Newburgh reports Patrick Sheridan visited a newspaper office claiming he is alive after earlier reports of his death. The scene included a near explosion and injuries with four scars noted, and authorities identified the remains of one person as Sheridan’s based on red fabric.
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Newhurgh
Patrick Sheridan
Jnte 2
Beacon
New York Court ruling trims contractors claim on canal bridges
Albany Nov 27 The Court of Appeals may save New York state millions by upholding an Appellate Division decision reducing contractor claims in the barge canal bridge projects. The ruling narrows liability for bridge construction, engineering and related costs, and affects disputes over nearly 500000 in extra allowances.
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Albany
New York State
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Third Department
Carmody
Albany County
Keneril
Sundstrom and Stratton Estate
Hudson River
Fort Ledward
Sundstrom
Stratton
Board of Hinlms
Appellate Division
Charles Lyndstrom
Rand M. Stratton
Clalmante-Appellants
Clalmante Respondits
State of New York
Woodward
J. A
Ikeu
McGuire Cable Sen tenced for Alleged Campaign Violations
James K. McGuire former Syracuse mayor was wired from San Juan Puerto Rico to New York stating he is sailing and faces an alleged violation of the law forbidding solicitation of political contributions.
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McGuire Cables
New York
James K. MicGuire
Syracuse
San Juan
Porto Tuco
York
Shot Despite His Mother's Pleadings
Blood and family were ignored by the Constitutionalists during the capture of Victoria. Enríque Caballero, lieutenant of General Carranza, executed after being condemned for aiding the Federal defense. His mother pleaded in vain as Caballero was brought before her and shot. Rebel forces moved into Victoria after three days of defense, with Federal homes burned and citizens murdered. Three ships received orders as Atlantic fleet battleships proceed toward the Mexican coast. A British cruiser, Suffolk, arrived at Var Crêx.
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Mexico City
Vlood
Uou
Victoria
Enrique Caballero
Carranza
Caballero
Washington
Congeniicut
Kansas
Ohio
Mexico
Teva
Lonsiang
Michigan
New Hampshire
Suffolk
County Sealer Summons Four County Sealer Summons
County Sealer John PuRoia of Westtown oversees actions as four merchants appear before Justices for fraud and defective scales. One dealer had a scale four ounces off, another faced charges for salt weight on the pan, while a case against Teplong of Middle Hour proceeds.
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John @ PuRoia
Westtown
Teplong
Jushee Weallake
Methel Vieries
Whitman Receives Lists of Campaign Contributors
Associated Press reports Whitman, New York, November 8, revealed lists of campaign contributors used by the Republican party. The secretary of state supplied materials to the grand jury investigating extortion charges against contractors, prompting scrutiny of funding sources and possible improper influence.
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Associated Press
New York
Republican Am
Proceeseiro Partina
Wen
Altomet Whitman
Elks Host A Lively Home Entertainment Evening
Middletown Lodge of Elks hosted a large gathering at the Home on South Street for an entertainment and luncheon. Exalted Ruler W L Gunther opened the program, master of ceremonies Frank C Hock kept the crowd lively, with musical numbers, a recitation by Geo E Bowers, and guests from Liberty Hurleyville New York and Sussex.
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Middletown
Joe Momell
Geo. E. Bowers
Eikdom
Wass
Stratton
Athembra
New York
Cox
Hock
Hart
Sussex
Liberty
Hurleyville
Morvis B. Wolt
B. C Strack
J.a.korschen
Wiliam Madden
FP. A. Holsen
Five Murders Follow That of Barrel Victim
New York November 26 The fifth of seven men jailed for Benedetto Madonno’s 1903 barrel murder was killed. Giuseppe Fernoo dragged and shot on Columbus Street Brooklyn waterfront as other gang leaders face decades in prison or punishment. Police hold little hope of solving Ferano’s murder amid long-ago killings.
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New York
Benedetto Madonno
Giuseppe Fernoo
Columbus
Brooklyn Water Front
Madonio
Lstk
Petto
Pennsylvania
Jand Laduc
Italy
Morello
Lupo
Wolf
Atlanta
Ferano
Laduca
Wreck on Erie main line near Suffern injures brakeman
At Suffern New York on the Erie railroad a freight collision occurred when a stalled freight was hit from behind at 5:40 am. A brakeman was slightly injured and two cars plus a caboose were destroyed by fire. The Chicago and Cleveland Express struck a yard engine nearby injuring its engineer. Port Jervis Ne wburgh and Jersey City wreckers worked all day to clear debris delaying trains.
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Suffern
N. Y
Erie Railroad
American Brake Shoe and Foundry Company
Coe
Waa
Chicago and
Cleveland Express
Suffern Hosptal
Port Jervis
Newbureh
Jersey City
New York
Pinochle Party at Mannerchor in German Club
The Ladies Auxiliary of the German Mannerchor hosted a pinochle party Thursday night. Winners included Miss Fanni Murbach and Mrs Gottwald, with Mrs Horptein as organizer. Gentlemen's top prize went to Leonard Kuss, with Phillip Newburgers second and William Pohlmann taking a consolation prize. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed etching.
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Mannerchor
Ladie
Misa Fanni Murbach
Mra
RE. Gottwald
Mra. Horptein
Leonard Kuss
Phillip Newburgers
William Pohlmann
Rafrborvia
Pastor Reynolds's Father Dies in Philadelphia
Rev Charis A Reynolds of North Congregational Church notified on Thursday evening of his father’s death in Philadelphia that afternoon.
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Charis A Reynolis
Pastos
North Congregational Church
Philadelphia
December court calendar at Newburgh lists 70 cases
The December term of the Supreme Court at Newburgh shows Judge Joseph Morschauser presiding over about 70 cases. The calendar features numerous personal injury, death, and negligence actions against Erie Railroad Co and other defendants, with many infant guardians and executors named in complex dockets.
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Supreme Court
Newburgh
Joseph Morschauser
Celia Madden
Euard J. Madden
Editem
Wallkisi Transit Co
Osenge County Telephone Co
Bervin & Cox
W. B
H. B. Royes
Edmr
Lloyd M._Beaman
Erie, Railroad Co
Joseph Merritt—Watts
Oakes & Bright
Plaintif
Elwood C. Smith
Emma A. Payne
James W. Payne
New York,Susquehanna and Western Railroad Co
Servin & Cox
Watts, Oakes & Bright
Kittie Lake
Charles Like
Guardian
State of
New York
Edward Forshee
James M H. Wallace
Rendick & Gardner
Preston B Seaman
Thomas M. Brome
Ve. Erie Railroad Co
Joseph Merritt— Watts
Preston B. Seaman
Mary Eb, Robinson
Admr
Eoods
Peter 5
Robinson
Ve, Lehigh and New England Railroad Co
John J. Beattie
Charlies O'Neill Ve. Erie Railroad Co
Oscar
Olmsted
F. W. Woolworth Company
Amos N. Stephens
F. W. Wookworth’ Company
Watts, Osken & Bright
Amos H. Stephens
Cordelia Jackson
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
Thomas C.rogert
Watts Oakes & Bright
Samuel Mcvneckin
Erie Railroad Co
Beary Bacon
Joseph Merritt
Philip A.rorty
Bacon
Fraud and negligence actions filed in district court
Margare t A Mulford sues Maurie A Biurm for fraud and seeks recovery of money. John V Demerest Dry Geeks Com and Costume Co and others are named in related suits for damages. The case list includes Watts, Oskes & Bright and J Weiner in action to recover for alleged negligence.
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Lew, Avenue
Middletown
N. Y
Gebhard Schmidt
Paulton Schmidt
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Co
H. B. Pullerton
Watts, Oakes & Bright
William 5
Thorpe
George C. Stull
Wilton Bennet
Wm B
H. B. Royce
Julia Laketa
Midway Coaster Company
Servin & Cor
W. B
B. Royce
Burdell Schoonover Ma
Servin & Cor— Wr
B. Royon
Ralph FH. Galloway
Economic Supply Company
Ta. E. Wall Wateou
Bemund C Faulkner
Schiesser & Dennehly
Tans Watts
Charles B. Barker
Watts, Oskes & Bricht
R. M. Cox
Plainu
Benlands Stormer Va
Eve and Jersey Railways Co
Rendich & Gardner
Melvin J. Dunham
Walter $. Mile
John F. Bradner
Artatr M. Payne
Fred Briechets
Blwood C Smith
Rossiya M. Cox Acton
Charles Mrevs
Charles 8
Barker
Elwood
Smith
Rosalyn M. Cox
George A. Watdory
Erie Rail
Toad Company A, C
Thompson- Racen
Benjamin Stormers
Erie and Jersey Railway Co
Acticatc
Gesotee Somapie
Fur Dafenlaats
John V
Guard's Status in Case of War With Mexico Decided to Follow 1898 Rules
A Newburgh National Guard officer states that in war with Mexico the Guard would remain under state authority and members would volunteer individually, as in 1898 and 1893 Spanish War, with no direct federal call by the President. The Dick bill was clarified by Attorney General ruling.
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Newburgh
National Guard
Mexico
Spain
Wee
Congress
United States Service
United States
Geeknoad
War Department
Doolittle Ploughman nuptials at Wewayanda avenue home
Mary Elizabeth Ploughman and Robert H. Doolittle wed at 34 Wewayanda avenue in a pink and green ceremony led by Rev. E Van Dyke Wight. They will reside in Springfield where Doolittle works for the Boston and Albany railroad.
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Doolittle-Ploughman
Mary Elizabeth Ploughman
Robert
Doolittle
Wewayanda Avenue
E. van Dyke Wight
Marriages at Grace Church linked to Cranston and Hayley
Robert Cranston a trainman and ies Katn estine Frances Barry were married at Grace Church by Rev. F. S. Smithers. Attendants Willer Maha and Laura McLoughiin. Cassie Hayley wed William Brown Anty at Grace Church parsonage with Rev. F. S. Smithers officiating. They planned a Montreal trip and will reside at 12 Grove Street after returning.
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Robert Cranston
Ies Katnestine
Frances Barry
John J. Barry
Borfen
Grace Church
F. S. Smithers
Willer Maha
Laura McLoughiin
Anty
Mewley
Cassie Hayley
William Brown Anty
F. S. Smtchers
Croamsiean
William
Norris
Orde
Chet
Montreal
Canada
Grove Street
Ibis Ctr
Victon's Daughters at Otisville
Two daughters of Mrs Conrad Loos, who died in a Bronx auto accident, are reported staying at the Otisville sanatorium. The Tribune notes their mother’s name and that the family is connected to the deceased.
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Bute
Bronx
the Tribune
Mos
Conrad Loos
Sanatorium
Et Otievila
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Horton
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R. M. Bailey
Tal Li—Schmitt
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Ajumns
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Lemon
Ryerson
Titekeeer
Mnexsman
Taylor
Geason
Sheridan
Polly L. Martin
Orange County Trust Company
Frank W., Hartman
Williams and Conlon
Kellogg and Woodward, Jr
Whitman
ELKS
ERIE
Pastor Reynolds
Cral
Migs Marguerite Vivian Cralne
Jacob Carlisle Sears
Walter Austin Wagner
Crans
C. “A. Swern
Grandview Arenas
O. and W. Mops
Cranston—Barry
Victons
Otisville
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