City Planning Exhibition Opens at New York Library
A City Planning Exhibition opened Monday at the New York Public Library in Manhattan and runs through December 7 to educate on urban growth and design. A December 5 conference will welcome Mayors and officials with addresses by George McAneny and Nemon P. Levis, with tours by Mayor Ardolph L. Kline guiding visitors.
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New York Public Library
New York City
Wnte
Cox Wil Te
George McAneny
Borough of
Manhattan
Nemon P. Levis
Bearch of Estimate
Kaiser Seeks To Pour Oil On Alsace Crisis
Berlin reports Emperor William summoned Governor General Count Von Wedel and Lieutenant General Von Leimberg to end civil military rifts in Alsace after Zabern disorders. Radical papers pressured for Von Bethmann Hollweg’s resignation as Parliament discussed a grave moment with risk of a lasting breach between army and people.
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Berlin
William
Alsace
Count von Wedel
von Leimberg
Zabern
de Qaads
von Bethmann Heiliweg
Newburgh inspectors push for higher pay after council meeting
Newburgh election inspectors sought an increase from 42 to 75 per day for registration and election duties, arguing 32 inspectors would benefit collectively. City officials approved 42 per day for registration and 14 per election day, totaling 60, short of their request. A separate item notes Goshen Methodists hosting a fair with details unprovided.
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Newhureh
Althoush
Uist
Inspectora Believad Geri
Argentine Beef Imports Fail to Cut Price Pressures
New York faces steady beef prices despite Lamport & Holt shipment of 14 000 quarters Argentine beef plus 4 000 chilied and 1 000 frozen. Packers control most imports, shortages from Mexico and western cattle curb impact. Kosher trade and high grade domestic beef cushion prices. Executives refuse to name sources, citing policy and public comment.
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New York
Kuickerbocker
Yeate
Lamport & Holt
United States
Argentina
South America
Ar Nour & Co
Swift & Co. Morris & Co
Sulzberger & Sons Co
Troupees
Mexico
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
London
Cataract's New Engine Discussed at Goshen Meeting
At the Cataract Engine and Hose Company meeting last night the committee’s report on purchasing a new engine was rendered by Percy Gott and accepted. Plans to raise funds were discussed but no definite action taken. The Home welcomed the O. and W. Band which entertained the children for about an hour and a half, served coffee and sandwiches, and left the management grateful for the treat. Joseph H. Giles, Monticello, recovering from appendectomy at Thrall Hospital, is expected to be discharged soon. William Fernbloom resigns from American Biograph and will join Mutual in California. Announcements were issued for the wedding of Miss Marbel Emma Farrington and William Leman Chase, Brooklin, December 2.
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Goshen
Percy Gott
Giles
Joseph H. Giles
Monticello
Thrall Hospital
Hackledam
Sullivan County
William Fernbroom
American Biograph Motion Picture Company
Mutual Company
Preparatoryo
California
Marbel Emma Farrington
The
State, Hospital
William Leman Chase
Albany
Civil Service
Brooklin
Independents defeat Wallkill Five 18 to 16 at Parish House
The Independents edged the Wallkill Five 18 16 in a closely fought midweek game at the Parish House. Shoemaker and G Leroy starred for the Independents while Bud Drake boosted Wallkill with key plays. both teams matched stride for stride until time ran out.
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Independents
Wallkill
Shoemaker
G. Leroy
Bud” Drake
Booth
Decker
Shaver Giles
Leroy
Drake
Sese- Adame
Boland
Wil
Brewster
Boy Scouts
Emerald Juniors
Sweezy
Vogel
Emerald
Deisseroth
Capt
Campbell
Scouts
Scouts Emeralds
Donnelly
Deisnsroth
Bright
Friend
Holden Campbell
J R G
Young Herman
Halcott Bright
Sweesy
Delsseroth
South Paw Pines To Manage Florida Nine
Philip Pines a well known Florida pitcher and city resident has made arrangements to place a team in Florida for the 1914 Sussex County League season. Pines, a semi professional with tryouts in Middletown and Poughkeepsie, aims to lead Florida’s village squad featuring several former players as a nucleus for the upcoming year.
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Philip Pines
Florida
Pines
Middletown
Poughkeepsie
Pfau Visits Tod Deisseroth in Newburgh Conference
Billy Pfau Nyandj League secretary met Tod Deisseroth in Newburgh to discuss a Troy Newburgh basketball game and announce next week's directors meeting at Hotel Cadillac New York. Officers may be elected and two franchises awarded as the league expands to eight teams next year with four playing Sunday. Billy Tamm, local third baseman, has taken a banking post in New York but will return to baseball in summer.
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Newburgh
Billy” Pfau
Tod Deisseroth
Troy-Newburgh
Cadillac
New York
Billy Tamm
Will Bar Arms In Ireland As Carson Rebellion Looms
Dublin reports indicate a forthcoming proclamation will forbid arms imports into Ireland for followers of Unionist Lester Carson planning a rebellion against home rule.
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Dublin
Ireland
Lester Carson
Sally Magundy social aids pastor salary fund
WESTBROOKVILLE Weatbrookville Dec 4 Special A Sally Magundy social was held in the basement of the church last Saturday night Proceeds were for the benefit of the pastor's salary Preparations are being made for the Christmas exercises at the M E Church Mr and Mrs Arthur Mapledoram have returned to Monticello after visiting her father Ebenezer McDowell Miss Mildret Ferris spent weeks at David Rhodes and returned to Ossining accompanied by Pearl Rhodes They and Mrs Wiliam E Allis and daughters Gertrude and Mary were in town for Thanksgiving and returned to New York on Sunday
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Weatbrookville
Sally Magundy
M. E
Arthur Mapledoramave
Monticello
Ebenezer McDowell
Ossining
Pearl Rhodes
Wiliam E. Allis
Gertrude
Mary
New York
Sundar
Wawayanda Grange Meets Amid Injury At Tablet Event
Tuesday evening December 8 at Wawayanda Grange discussed officer elections for the Chester group while Misa Sarah Wells, injured by a gun discharge from a member’s charge, improves at Thrall Hospital. Rumor claims Grorze C. Bonsiey sold his house on North Church to Philp Rosenbers.
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Wawayanda Grange
Misa Sarah Wells
Chester
Wawayand
Grante
Thrall Hospital
Goshen
Det. 3
Grorze C. Bonsiey
North Church Street
Philp, Rosenbers
Pinochle Postponed After Baseball Night
The Posie contest at the Elks Home between the Elks and Waslkill Breeze Company was postponed for one week due to a baseball game and other attractions.
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The
Elks
Waslkill Bneize Company
Ubat
Wall Street Buoyancy Spurs Realizing Sales
In Wall Street New York there were extensive realizing sales caused by the buoyant rise in the market yesterday though further advance was checked.
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Wall Street
New York
Loud horns urged to warn traffic under New York law
New York auto group urges stronger warning signals urging louder horns on cars to beat traffic noise. They point to Chicago and St Louis as precedents and note California Connecticut Wisconsin and Washington have or are enacting similar rules. They argue the current bulb horns fail and push for state funding and enforcement to fit required safety standards.
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New York
New York State Automobile Association
Chicago
Massachusetts Automobile Association
New York State
City of
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Denver
Kansas City
Sioux City
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta
Philadelphia
California
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Washington
Secretary of State
Highway Commission
State Association
Highway Commissiona
United States of America
New York City
Unc.l
Tris
Stster
Wodilista
Republicans Gather for State Conference Tomorrow
New York reports an advance guard of Republicans from across the state to confer preliminary plans tomorrow. Prof Andrew J. Paird of Poughkeepsie led a concert at Trinity Church that drew praise for its entertainment value. Ernest W. Mansfield of New Haven visited Roy B. Earey of Cuddebackville. both were Class of 1921 graduates of the Pratt Institute.
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Associated Press
New York
Ernest W. Mansfield
New Haven, Conn
Roy B. Earey
Cugdebackville
B. Pratt
Hooks 2 Win Two Games In City Bowling Meet
In the city league tournament at Allevya on Wednesday night a steady, quiet program unfolded. Excelsiors beat Eagles 2 0 and 2 0, Eagles 2 split two games, and Eagles No 1 dropped two games. Spectators were numerous and bowling was consistently strong.
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Allevya
Excelsiors
Eagles
Seniors Defeat Juniors in Indoor High School Baseball
Middletown High School juniors and seniors met in the school gym for an indoor baseball game. The seniors won 17 to 6 with lively moments including a blackout as the ball was thrown and a ball landing on a senior's face. The scoring showed Juniors leading early before the seniors pulled away.
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Middletown High School
Mills Watch Loaned At Trading Association Meeting
George H. Mills of Goodyen, the starter, was hoodwinked into lending his watch to a timer at the National Trading Association session in New York. The board found him honest but remiss and urged greater caution in timing duties.
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National Trading Association
New York
George H. Mills
Gooden
Farley's Claim Dismissed After His Death
Jamee Farley, a strike breaker, filed a claim against the Chateaugay Agricultural Society for winnings at its race meet. The claim was voided by Farley’s death and the matter dismissed three days later.
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Jamee Farley
Chateaugay Agricultural Society
Local Leaguers Annual Election In Middle Town Team Nand League
Stockholders meet at the Mayor's office on Saturday night at 7 20 for the annual election of officers with M D Mills presiding. Realized $400 at a recent Presbyterian Church fair. Willing Workers praised the effort. Goshen Dec 4 News notes an entertainment by the Willing Workers at A C M P Church on Thursday evening Dec 11 with sandwiches and coffee. About 20 new Remington typewriters arrived at the local High School for the business instruction department.
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M. D. Mills
Prealhia
Goshen
the Presbyterian Church
Ubeir
Goken
Det
Ube Rebarch
Erealax
Remington
Middletown Hive officers elected at regular L T M meeting
Officers of Middletown Hive No 302 L T M were elected at a Wednesday night session. Mary Babcock was named Past Commander and Zoe Marke Commander with Sarah Bouton as Ldeut. Commander and Laura Fuller Chaplain. Installation set for December 17 with Mary Babcock supervising.
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Middletown Hive
Mary Babcock
Zoe Marke
Ldeut
Sarah Bouton
Laura Fuller
Emma Harford
Mary Crispell
His leg is amputated at Thrall Hospital
George T. Clark of Wawazanda Farm, a well known city milk dealer, submitted to the amputation of his right leg at Thrall Hospital on Wednesday last. He had suffered an ailment in the leg for some time and efforts to save the limb were unsuccessful. Clark is rapidly regaining his strength.
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George T. Clark
Wawazanda Farm
Thrall Hospital
Clark
Iime
Strawride Plans for Middletown Juniors Friday
At a Tonier class meeting Middletown High School juniors decided on a strawride to the home of Mr Vara Cras in Circleville. A party will follow and students will return home later. A visitor, Dorothy Es gy of Weehawken, is visiting Miss Catherine Carey in Goshen.
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Middletown High
Circleville
Goshen
Dec
Dorothy Esgy
Weehawken
Catherine Carey
FIRST AID 10 THE CHRISTMAS SHOPPER
Our store offers gift suggestions for all ages including calendars Christmas carols and pocket books. The A M Davie card is advertised along with brass goods leather items and a wrist watch for 2.80. Mirror Candy chocolates and hard candy fill the holiday gift section with holly boxes for small costs.
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A. M
Parksville Social News From Hanford & Horton Co
VanWyck Walker of Middletown and Prof. D D Taylor of Marlborough visited townsfolk. Mrs S G Sprague and daughter Sarah of Middletown called, with several New York and Brooklyn visitors over Thanksgiving. Funeral attendance for Tailum Liberty noted. Births include a son for J Floyd Shaw and a daughter for Perry Tremper in November.
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Parksville
VanWyck Walker
Middletown
D. D. Taylor
Marlborough
S. G. Sprague
Sarah
Ruth Knoll
Qineonta
Victoria Hall
Mabelle Rice
Harriett Gray
New York
Brooklyn
Martha Herbison
F. W. Bradley
Co. G. Hall
Tail
Liberty
Belog
Josey
Cath
Divine
Birth Announcement for Dard Jackson's Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Dard Jackson of 172 Cottage Street announce the birth of a daughter at their home Thursday morning. Mr. Jackson is a popular engineer employed on the Ontario and Western.
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Dard Jackson
Cottage Street
Jackson
Ontario & Western
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