Antiquarian Delves Into Goshen Newspapers 1791 1817 1824
The Antiquarian presents relics of Goshen journalism from 1791 1817 1824 including The Goshen Repository and Weekly Intelligencer The Orange County Gazette and Public Advertiser and The Orange County Patriot with notes on publishers prices subs and editorial stance The piece recounts historic political fervor and a poem by Uriah Terry about the 1779 Goshen militia massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiquarian
RE. P. Redfield
West 91Th Street
New York
Goshen Repository and Weekly Intelligencer
Orange County
Orange County Gazette and Public Advertiser
Leroy F. Crane
Goshen
Redfield
Uriah Terry
Wienna
Wyoming
Minisink
Tout
Uriah ‘Terry
Mint Sink Battle Lines in Orange County Gazette Echo
Content from the Orange County Gazette recalls a letter about the Battle of Mint Sink. The writer notes a friend furnished lines soon after the battle, mentioning the flower of the town and county and the understanding of the day’s circumstances.
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Orange County
Orange County Gazette
Houghton
Mintsink
History of This Parish Is Unusual In Newburgh Parish
Frank Heartfield was instituted as rector of St. George's Church in Newburgh. The ceremony was led by Bishop David O. Greer and attended by 23 clergymen and a large congregation. A tablet honoring Rev. John Huske and a memorial pulpit for Mrs. Wusené A. Hrewater were unveiled. Visiting clergy included Rev. P. Smith Jr of Middletown and Rev. Charles T. A. Pise of Goshen.
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Newburgh
Frank Heartfield
St. George’s Church
David OH. Greer
Mott Willams
Menunaiee
John Huske
Wusené A. Hrewater
John Brown
Ita
PF. A Smithere, Jr
Middletown
Charles T. A. Pise
Goshen
Ney
J. Melmes McQuinness
Chester
Marriman
Wiliam My Mekaley
Warwick
Beacon Case Hearing Inquest Faces Key Suspects
The inquest into Dominick Taranta murder resumes at Beacon with two men under arrest. Coroner Ralph Al Hayt leads the session as Giuseppe de Lorenga alias Joe Rowal and Joe Harte, a former Newburgh barber, are named as principal witnesses amid police surmise that one or both men committed the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Navy
Dominick Taranta
Hellcat
Ralph al Hayt
Guiseppe de Lorenga
Joe Rowal
Joe Harte
Newburgh
Polce
Government case ends in Buens Hamburg American trial
In New York the government rested its case against Carl Buens and Hamburg American Line officials. The defendants are charged with violating U S neutrality laws. The defense moved to dismiss the complaint after evidence from the Fram and Sommerstad articles of agreement was presented.
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New York
Hamburg American Line
Fram
Sommerstad
Carl Buens
Howe
United States
Derby, American Scientist, Ends Life in Rio Hotel
American scientist Adelbert Derby killed himself in his hotel apartment in Rio de Janeiro. The report notes his residence and confirms the suicide but provides few additional details.
President Wilson to urge nationwide preparedness in address
President Wilson will deliver a nationwide address to Congress urging full national preparedness against external and internal threats. The message cites arson and bomb plots in munitions districts and capes measures to protect government and lawful industries, including potential Sherman anti trust law revisions and tax changes.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Department of Justice
Gregory
Commission of Criies
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Hewke Dominates Buffalo Poultry Show With Wins
T R Hewke of Ut lrids captured 10 regular ribbons and many specials at the Greater Buffalo Poultry Show in Broadway Auditorium. Judges awarded prizes totaling over 11000 as Hewke claimed best color and shape trophies plus the State cup for best display amid a crowd of up to 10000 spectators.
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Greater Buffalo
Broadway
America
Hewke
T » Street
Four More Hurt in Trolley War
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on November 8 a mob wrecked two trol ley cars at Wyrmouth. Two strike breakers were dragged from their cars and others attacked as a car crossed a crossing. Injured men are under physician care with two in serious condition. Traction officials and strike leaders end peace talks.
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Willkesbarre
Wrymouth
Phyaicians
Ill Woman Dies In Auto in Chester Pennsylvania
Mrs Anna M Turner wife of George Turner a Wilmington Delaware real estate dealer died in an automobile accident on the way to Philadelphia for medical treatment.
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Chester
Anna M Turner
George Turner
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
TimeePreas Want Columna Advertisement
An advertisement promotes TimeePreas want columna as a general purchase source. It urges readers to use the service for needs and wants. The message mimics a classified style with a simple call to action.
Supervisors Meet Monday in Goshen for Regular Session
The Board of Supervisors met in Goshen, dedicating mornings to regular business and afternoons to committee work. They referred audits and town expense resolutions, inspected charities, and discussed bonds, road projects, and the Odell Memorial Tuberculosis Sanatorium funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Goshen
Palmer
Wm. M. A. O'Neill
Jas. Gardner
Highland Falls
Omar Hotaling
State Board of Charities
Middletown
Newburgh
Parks
Committee On Charities
State Highway Commissioners
Warwick
Greenwood E
New Jersey Brace
Highway Department
Committee On Charities and Reformation
Hirachberg
Dether
J. Pi
Newburgh Town
eSrrie
New Hawaii
Woodbury
Ore
W. Hoyt
Wallkill
C. W. Hoyt
Bridge Rouge
Newburgh City
Hamptonburgh
Bridge Bond
Altemeter
Knight
Monroe
Bhirvidss
C. J. Daewer
Cornwall
Bond
C. J. Jaeger
C.J. Jaeger
Mewers, Tighe
Cook
Odell Memorial
Clark
Minisink
Whitman Denies Vice Presidential Candidacy
Albany reports Governor Whitman declared he is not a vice presidential candidate. He denied a friend’s claim that he said he sought the role, stating the quotation was untrue. Whitman plans renomination and re election as governor.
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Albany
Whitman
Washors
Kitchener Returns From War Visit
Lord Kitchener arrives back from a tour to inspect war efforts in Greece Italy or France. In Paris he is met at the station by General Yard Buller and Captain Giger representing the French War Minister. Discussions with Paris officials continue on economic plans.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Greece
Italy
France
Paris
Yard- Buller
Giger
Minieter Kent
Rome
Econg
Poison Pen Letters Traced To Middletown Madness
Investigators link a spate of threatening letters to brides and fiancés to a male writer believed insane and connected to Middletown New York. Postmarks cluster around Middletown with some from Newburgh Poughkeepsie Niagara Falls and Corning. A leading handwriting expert and Assistant U.S. Attorney pursue the author while hospital patients are ruled out as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Kinsley
Ghents
New York Herald
Claude A. Thompson
Nellie C. Hoffman
James Porter Thompson
Tonawanda
Thompson
Thampson
Post Office
Middletown
N. Y
United States
MacDonald
Sach
Middletown Hospital
Phésasibie
Eix
Abel I. Smith
Pennsylvania
Kinsley
Newburgh
Poughkeeptie
Niagara Falls
Rensselaer and
Corning
Prison War Is Declared To Be Fair
In White Plains on November 30 Justice Marschauser and Westchester District Attorney Weeks backed fairness in the Sing Sing inquiry. Manhattan lawyer George Gordon Battle, counsel for the national prison reform committee, said no statement yet and noted the warden will present his side. Weeks declined to respond to Warden Osborne’s frameup remark. The grand jury questioned ex Deputy Warden Charles Johnson as the probe into prison discipline continued. Nathan Kaplan, indicted for a serious felony, gained habeas corpus relief and was moved from White Plains jail to Clinton prison.
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White Plains
N. Y
Marschauser
Weeks
Westchester County
George Gordon Battle
Sing Sing
Battle
Manhattan
National Prison Reform Committee
Osborne
Yonkers
Charles H. Johnson
Curran of
Justice Morehauser
Nathan Kaplan
Kaplan
White Pising
Clinton
Democrats Fail To Punish Indiaman
Washington reports show White House pressure shaping early party talks as Senate caucus reelects John W. Kern of Indiana as chairman and House Ways and Means plans committee assignments. Clo ture and president pro tempore selection are deferred to tomorrow.
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Washington
White House
House
Senate
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
John W. Kern
Indiana
Martin
Virginia
Kern
Ways and Means
Clarke
Arkansas
Quiet Thanksgiving Day Wedding in Marlboro
Eugene O. Polhamus of Colonial Life Insurance Co. Middletown wed quietly at the bride’s parents home in Marlboro Ulster County. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Polhamus are making plans.
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Eugene O. Polhamus
Colonial Life Insurance Co
Middletown
Marlboro
Ulster County
B. 0. Polhamus
Fear crisis in Vienna cabinet amid peace talks reports
London dispatches report Austria seeks a separate peace as Emperor William visits Vienna and several cabinet members threaten resignation. Central powers debate whether to strike in southern Serbia or defend against a potential Russian advance as Russians amass near Roumania.
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London
Austria
Rome
William
Germany
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Balkan
Servia
Bulgaria
Roumania
Turkey
Albania
Archduke Charles Francia
Schoenbrunn Castle
Baron Buman
Count Tiza
Archduke Charles Francte
Pinchots In Battle for Vast Estate
Gifford and Amos Pinchot join five relatives challenging the will of Amos F. Eno who died Oct. 22. The contested will leaves the bulk of a 15 million dollar estate to Columbia University and various gifts to museums, New York University, and other institutions.
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New York
Gifford
Amos Pinchot
Amos F. Eno
Columbia University
William Mitchel
Yonkers
Lucius H. Beers
Westhampton Beach
Willam P. En
Saugautuck
Conn
Gifford Pinchot
Milford Conn
Antoinette B. Wood
Florence ©. Graves
Mary P. Eno
Simsbury
Con
Henry Lane Eno
Princeton
Antoinette Wood
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
New York Association
New York University
General Society of Mechanic and Tradesmen
Amos R. Eno
Antoinett Johnstone
London
Local Social Scene Shines At 53 East Avenue Gathering
At 53 East Avenue in this city, a lively Friday night skimmington drew many friends. The event showcased community ties and cheerful profiles amid informal celebration.
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East Avenue
Noted Canadian Banker Latré Dead in Toronto
Alexander Latré, longtime general manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce until recently, has died in Toronto. The veteran banker had been a prominent figure in Canadian finance and banking leadership.
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Toronto
Alexander Latré
Commery
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David Mande- Ville
David M. Westcott
Ite
Theophilus & Abijah A. Houghton
Urick Academy
Gazelle
T. B. Crowell
Patriot
Publiation
Gazette
de Witt Clinton
Peter S. van Orden
Orange County Patriot
Rev. Heartfield
St. George’s
Warwick Highway
Greenwood
Hotaling
Kitchener
Roumanian
Near East
Gorizia
Pinchots
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