Congress Approves 1916 Budget To Operate U S Government
Congressional action approves an operating appropriation of 1,108,241,779 dollars for the 1916 fiscal year. The Treasury estimates cover military, naval, diplomatic, agricultural, and public works needs, with detailed line items for defenses, pensions, canals, education, and government administration. Major items include army fortifications, naval armament, coast defenses, and extensive public buildings and river and harbor improvements.
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Schofield Barracks
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Companion of Cent Artillers
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Indian Splint Furniture Company to Move Factory
A New York firm, Indian Splint Furniture Company of 199 Madison Avenue, plans to relocate its factory to Farary Tire Company’s plant on 41st Street. The informant says the move will create over a hundred jobs.
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Madison Avenue
Comet of 41St Street
New York City
Farary Tire Company
Tire Company
Pooler Jr Injured In Explosion At Tuxedo Park
Louis J. Pooler Jr sixteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Louis J Pooler of Tuxedo Park was injured today by an explosion in a route's laboratory. He was rushed to Tuxedo Hospital in critical condition with a nearly torn leg and internal injuries. The building caught fire and the Pooler home at Turtle Point was saved by the fire department. He attends Browning School in New York City and commutes from Tuxedo.
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Louis J. Pooler, Jr
Louis J. Pomer
Latow
Tuxedo Hospital
Pooler
Turtle Point
Royal Fire Department
Young Pooler
Browning Scho
New York City
Tuxedo
Town Quits On Boy Babies
Concrete, Col. reports a troubling birth trend with a spike in girl babies in the past year, as locals blame conditions at the cement plants for infant sex outcomes. The piece notes widespread concern among residents and references environmental factors in the town’s eugenic discourse.
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Col
Oscar C Olmsted Dies After Illness at 26 Roberts Street
Oscar Candes Olmsted prominent Monticello and Middletown businessman died at 26 Roberts street at 6 20 Monday after a lingering illness diabetes listed among causes He was born August 21 1848 in Youngsville Sullivan County and lived in various towns including Monticello and Ralston Pa He married Ella Stratton November 1 1877 and leaves his wife Funeral at his home Wednesday at two o clock with private services and burial in Hillside cemetery
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Robertstreet
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Youngsville
Sullivan County
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Baldwin) Olmsted
Monticello
General Merchandise
William H. Cady
Charles W. Shumaker
Olmsted
Shumaker
Pleasant Lodge
I OG. 0. F
Montincello
Mountain Hosa Company
Old Orchard Club
Roberts Street
W Terment
Hillside Cemetery
Erie Station at Monroe Robbed in Night Breakin
Monroe December 1 Special The Erie railroad station at Monroe was broken into Friday night. The safe was drilled with an electric drill and blown open with nitroglycerine. About seven dollars in cash was taken along with stock and bonds and checks belonging to staffer agent J H Marvin. Insurance papers were stolen. A door was blown through the ceiling. Residents recall a loud explosion near three o'clock but assumed the dance in the hall was the cause. No arrest has been made.
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Erie
Stafimg
J. H Marvin
Young Men Hurt When Bank Slides Near Quarry
Donald Relgeluth Sanford Mallett and Rainey Taylor fell about twenty feet from an aldaston quarry edge near OUstilie Sunday afternoon. Relgeluth suffered head cuts needing stitches. Mallett fractured an arm. Taylor was largely uninjured. They were brought to the city by William Smith and treated by Drs Mills and Douglas.
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Donald Relgeluth
Sanford Mallett
Rainey Taylor
Aldaston
Oustilie
Donald Reigeruth
W .Jured
Accidental Leg Injury At McDermon’s Creamery
In Howells on December 3 specials report Harold Dolan suffered a leg break when his clothing became entangled in a wheel at McDermon’s creamery. Frank Grahawm halted the machinery in time to avert a worse injury. A. Ralston transported Dolan home by car and a physician was summoned. Other workers had been discussing similar accidents prior to this incident.
Doctor Wallace 18 Returns Home After Exam
Rev Thomas R Wallace PhD was taken to Methodist Episcopal Hospital in Brooklyn for examination. He returned home Monday afternoon. Specialists found no alarming conditions and expect permanent recovery. his illness is blamed on a weakened condition of his nervous system due to overwork.
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Thomas R. Wallace
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Brooklyn
Supreme Court at Newburgh Session Opens with 30 Ready for Trial
Newburgh December 1 thirty cases were marked ready for trial at the opening of the term of the Supreme Court at the courthouse Justice Mors presiding. Two cases came up for that seat and that of Arthur B Gibson of Goshen against the state to recover fines for alleged traffic in bedieal. the case is still before the court this afternoon.
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Supreme Court
Justice Mors
Chouser
Arthur B. Gibson
Goshen
Weavers Call for Shorter Hours Amid Labor Pressures
The Be Awocified Poesy Paterson reports a movement among weavers seeking a one hour reduction in the standard workday. Activists argue for improved health and productivity, while employers weigh economic impact and potential productivity shifts.
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Paterson
Big Fight Looms Near Chihuahua City In Mexican Civil War
General Villa, with 3,500 rebels, nears Chihuahua City after railroad destruction forces a land march. Reinforcements could raise the force to 7,000 against 5,000 Federal garrison. Meanwhile Torreon reports suggest capture by Federals with Rebels offering little resistance.
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Villa
Chihuahua City
Torreon
Mexico City
War Department
Middletown and Unionville Railroad starts under new management
The Middletown and Unionville Railroad Company took possession of their line to the New York New Jersey line and ran the first train toward Unionville at 7 o clock under Conductor Canton Hurst and a crew including Engineer Featherman and Fireman Lawrence. A loaned engine from the old line operated until the new engine arrived. one new coach arrived Friday and others are pending delivery. Unionville observers noted the 7:35 am departure drew many locals, with fixes crews to operate in Unionville and a turntable ordered for installation near the station.
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Edward Lawrence
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Halstead
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Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania
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Mk Balou Gets First Shipment On M and A Line
The first shipment of freight over the M. and A. arrived in Oscassion on a morning. A car of coal and reef coast ceretany 2? was shipped from Indianapolis. The car was placed on the siding of Le Madden Morrison File Company at Dolscu avenue.
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le Madden-Morrison File Company
Dolscu Avenus
Supervisors Tour Local Armory Inspectors Report
Supervisors Archipald Gorden Valle and William T McCae of Newbih domiptigng paid an assist to the State Armor. They, with Major Malnizie, inspected the banding and examined the pudduz custody, noting the assembly and condition during the visit.
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Archipald Gorden
Itr
PF. Valle
Waemin
William T. McCae
Newbih
Board of Supervisors
Malnizie
Tne Pudduz
Commission rule in force in Pennsylvania cities
The commission form of government went into effect today in most cities of Pennsylvania, replacing the system of select and common councils. The change shifts local governance to a mayor and commissioners, marking a major municipal reform across the state.
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mostMier
Penossisania
Giles Improves After Appendectomy At Thrall Hospital
H Giles undergoes appendectomy at Thrall Hospital. He shows improvement this evening and is expected to leave the institution within two weeks. The operation was reportedly successful and the patient is in Sillivan county.
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H. Giles
Hari
Sillivan
Thrall Hospital
Giles
Mrs French Granted Divorce and Custody in Washington
Mrs. French, daughter of former Postmaster General Robert Wrane of Washington, obtained a divorce from Captain Hugh Ronald French of the Yorkshire Regiment on grounds of infidelity and claims. She was granted custody of their child.
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BF Associated
Lenton
Ida M. French
Geneal Robert Wrane
Washington
Claens
Hugh Ronald French
Yorkshire Regident
Celebrated Fifth Anniversary At A Private Home
Mr and Mrs Harry P Raker hosted guests at their home near Mort Hoe on Tuesday September 15 for the couple’s fifth anniversary. The event featured a cake, prize drawings, and gifts. Winners included Ladies Best prize and men’s first and second prizes awarded to Michell and Garaner respectively.
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Hamer
Mort Hoe
Tersdar
Orraton
Tahoe
Michell
Garaner
Beers Suesis
Admiral Fletcher Warns Rebels Near Tampico
Mexico City Dec 1 A current report says Rear Admiral Fletcher commanding American forces warned Tampico rebels that he will open fire if they attack. Tampico feared to be in grave danger as rebels reportedly control rail lines and western ports Guaymas Mazatlan fell, threatening national capital access for arms shipments from Japan.
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Constitutionalista
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Tampico-Monterey
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War Department
Naonal Railways
Nessa O'Skathhoesty
Washinstop
Huerta Said to Be at Vera Cruz
Rumors report Mexican leader Huerta at Veracruz with unconfirmed sightings as a possible Mexican capital move. No definitive confirmation from press indicates his location or next action.
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Huerta
Vera Cruz
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