Republicans Gather for Progressive Platform in New York
New York Republicans at the Waldorf convened with 910 delegates shaping a progressive program. Key aims include direct primaries, workers compensation, the short ballot, a state budget, and a revision of Assembly rules. Senator Root and others urged solidarity, while discussions weighed direct primaries and a state budget amid leadership questions.
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New York
Bona
Wubu Root
the Waldorf
Republican Party
Belore
Charles B. Whitman
Job Wt. Hedges
Henry L. Stimson
William Ll. Celder
Brooklyn
Justine John B. Woodward
Albany
Senator Root
United States Senate
Prendergast
William A. Prendergast
Bull Moose
Roots
Seth Low
At Root
Seontor Roct
Assembly
Massachusetts
Gopllemen
Root
Mexico
Rot
Wiliam Barnes
Barnet Fay
Stain Committee
Recentenra
Iimmediate Tatare
Leginistrm
Shamsi
United States
Perry Osborn
Osborn
Walter T. Arndt
Young Republican Club
Bara T. Prentice
Frederick ©. Tanner
26Th Assembly
Tnlet
Henry Ll. Bilmoon
Ttulen
Harold J. Hinman
Fof
Btlmwon
Sealman
Edward 8
Griffen
New Mochalla
Bariog
Court of
Mer Uon
Legeslatura
Stimson
Judgeu Willam
Wadbama
Barnes
Gumnon
Silmeen
Wadham
Agen
Neer* Wong Enlind
Ana GiMoult
Lembinsa
Hughes
Guest of Mother Goshen Tiowelia Miss Mary Franc
Miss Mary Franc Matah of Tiowelia is taking her to see Mrs. Alice Marsh of this village.
First M and A railway opens with lively start at Middletown
Sussex Recorder reports the new Middletown and Unionville line began operation Monday with good car performance and passenger interest. A Susquehanna engine assisted, turning trains toward Middletown. Tickets sold from Sussex county stations, and plans include a turntable at Unionville. Local turnout varied, with some predicting continued Susquehanna dominance.
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Sussex Recorder
Susquehanna
Middletown
Johnson
New War
Unionville
Slate Hill
Sussex County
Quarryville
Susquehanna Tran
Monroe Chronicle: Local Socials and Obituary Notes
Monroe residents host visitors and honor locals as Grange meeting topics loom. The body of Charles Vernon is moved to Monroe Cemetery. Mrs. Frank Wiley dies in Croton while Henry Millepaugh recovers after abdominal surgery at Tasedo Hospital.
Harmes Appeals to His Friends
Richard J. Marmes writes to thank friends for kindness during his darkest days, asks for sympathy for his wife and children, pleads not to be viewed as a villain, and asks readers to support them as he faces trial and separation.
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Harmes
Oblice
Coura
Richard J. Marmes
First Indoor Chester Band Concert Set for Monday Evening
The Chester Band opens its season with an indoor concert at K of P Hall on Monday evening. The program features the Right Swing Overture, Tesora Mio, Bridal Rose Caprice, Dance of the Fireflies, and selections by Miss Hazel Duncan, Miss Masten, and Miss Mae Ball, plus a performance of the Quartet from Rigoletto. Intermission and a salute to the Star Spangled Banner complete the program.
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Chester
Chester Band
K. of P. Hall
Tesora Mio
Hazel Duncing
Qvertura
Mixa Helen Osborn Gavotte
Srveorene
Cecila
Dolores
Geo. A. McAllister
Presbyterian Church
Charles Kerner
Migg Laura Kerner
Graf
Jersey City
John Diffily, Jr
Eastman
Poughkespile
Howard L Conklin
D LuBar
Vreeland
Sugar Loaf
LaBar
Florence Haines
Warwick
Massioa Drew
John W. Rov
Chester Warwick Road
Percy Baird
George W. Kinney
Erie Engineer
Michiel Farrell
Hall
M. I
Farrell
Greycourt
Fred Hart
Craigville
Cheater Free Library Association
R. N. Birdsell
Panama Canal
M. E. Church
Herawith
Alice Schultz
Solomon Carpenter
Solomon
Stolth
Harriman Obituary and Local Notices From Fort Mongomers
Henry Brooks died at his Harri man home on November 20 after a weeklong illness from Brights disease. He was a 31 year old who lived with John R. Brooks. he worked locally for years and was well liked. Mrs. George J. Boyce visits Clfton, and Clarence Tracanza drills a well for A. E. Rushmore in Highland. Carpenter Paul Herman finishes an engine job. Rev C B Conro, former pastor at Statiiman M E Church, moves to White Patna with a welcome reception planned. NH lead up to St Anastes Church widening project noted. Gregory Burpe accepts a new post. In Monroe, Mrs. CB Conte visits friends as WoO. Smith and family plan relocation with Smith’s mother.
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Harriaan
Henry Brooks
Harriman
Fort Mongomers
Bright
John R. Brooks
Henry
John
Renist Mag
George J. Boyce
Clften
Alex Brady
Clarence Tracanza
A. E. Rushmore
Highland Malia
Bniider
Paul Herman
C. B. Conro
Siatiiman M. E
Haarlesaille
White Patna
Warwtex School Opens Season With New York Trip
Warwick news item notes Warwtex and Jamis moved to New York City. Warwick High School played its first basketball game of the season at Walden Friday night. Players Davenport, R. Smith, A. Smith, Sullivan, N. Ros, and others attended. The piece mentions a Buttercap show and various town names and figures in a terse, partially garbled report.
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Warwtex
Garin
Ant
Jamis
New York City
Warwick Yih
Seaon
Walden
Davenport
R. Smith
A.smith
Sullivan
N. Ros
Mro
Mow Ginter
Sheldon
Sidner
Wittars
Ill-formed fragment reports case near Goshen
An unclear OCR snippet mentions a detective and a person likely named Bindencamp or Bindecamp near a cross street in the vicinity of Goshen. The text is incomplete and does not provide a coherent event, date, or outcome for a fuller summary.
Glass of cider causes youth to act queerly
Liberty reports a delivery driver, Frank Hall, found near his wagon after a hotel visit. He drank half a cider suspected of containing knockout drops, lost seven hours, and his money disappeared. Doctors say he was not intoxicated, suggesting poisoning. officials seek to probe hush efforts.
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Liberty
Frank Hall
Geron & Francisco
In & Helples
Condi
Gregory“homestead
Hill
Iaima
Hall
Mater
Blooming Grove News Roundup and Local Circles
Blooming Grove reports Mrs. T. C. Brewster in New York City for the week. The Blooming Grove Circle of King's Daughters met at Mrs. Stephen Hunt's home. Mrs. M. Farrell and Mrs. William Hall hosted a thirty-member circle at Greyjour for a Methodist Church benefit in Chester. John Y. Gerow and David Wright visit Dunkirk. A meeting at Mrs. Dana Craigville’s home formed a committee to buy gifts for the Craigville Church Christmas entertainment. Clarence H. Gerow of Windsor Hill farm travels in western pits purchasing Holstein cattle.
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Blooming Grove
T. C. Brewsters
New York City
King’s Daughters
Stephen Hunt
M. Farrell
William
Hall
Greyjour
Methodist Church of
Chester
John Y. Gerow
David Wright
Dunkirk
Dana
Craigville
Clarence H. Gerow
Windsor Hill Farm
Obituary notices for Matilda Drake and others in Port Jervis
Matilda Murray Drake 67 of Port Jervis died at home on Thursday after a long illness. She was born July 4 1846 in Denton Orange County and married John Z. Drake on Sept 12 1867 at Barryville. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at home with Rev. Samuel Jones. interment Laurel Grove Cemetery. Also notes the death of Rev. Rufus Emery of Newburgh and Charles Wilbert Eaton of Spring Street, with funeral details and locations.
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Matilda Murray Drake
Port Jervis
John Z. Drake
Elizabeth Street
Denton
Orange County
George W. Murray
Calista Murray
Barryville
N. Y
Drew M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
Howard M
Eleanor D
Wits
Edward H. Mondon
Edna M
Edward D
Denton Club Presents The Ris eVale Opera Night
Denton residents attend a Ris eVale Club event featuring a ten piece ensemble and a troupe of professional actors performing The Oakdale Farm. The program showcases courting entertainment and a variety of acts, inviting friends to join in the night.
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Clarke
Change of date for state charity ball noted
The Charity Ball at the State Armory has its date moved from December 31 to New Year's night, delaying the event to January as announced.
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State Armory
Westbrookville Man Sentenced to Reform School
The Westbrookville resident Mimer Moore was indicted for first degree assault after an alleged attempt to shoot George Durland on a September night in 1913. Moore pleaded guilty and was sentenced by Judge Hasbrouck to the Elmira Reformatory for one year with possible parole during the thirteenth month.
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Monticello
Dec
Supreme Court
Bulligan County
G J. U
Hakvrulck
Uriul
Iocal Intereut
Mimer Moore
Moore
Duriand
Justice of the Peace
Uurland
Westbrookville
Hus J
H. B. Fullerton
Port Jervis
Hasbrouck
Elmira Reformatory
Fullerton
Lieff's orchestra to play at Middletown Grange Hall
Special notice from Montgomery. Lieff's five piece orchestra to hold a dancing event in Grange Hall on Wednesday evening December 10. Admission 25 cents. Several local social updates follow including visits, parties, and hotel openings.
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John&. Adama
Middletown
A.A. Foster
Roseton
A. Grows
T. J. Davenport
Palace Hotel
John B. Mould
Frank Stevens
Harvey Tuttie
Union Street
Wallkill Engine and Hope Co. No. 2 officers named
Nominations for Wallkill Engine and Hope Co. No. 2 village offices list Foremen Harry Rockefeller and Samuel Knapton first assistant Edward Devitt second assistant Hervey Judson president Isaac Fennings Vice president William H. Legg recording secretary William Beaver assistant secretary Henry Rockefeller treasurer William S. Hanlon trustees five years George Be Senior four years Emmet Gridley three years Edward Devitt two years Hervey Judson one year John Waters fire police Andrew Ouster bout Herbert Kernochan and John Waters chaplain Rev. Ivan G. Martin. annual sermon in Presbyterian Church Sunday December 14 at 7 30 o'clock.
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Wallkill Engine and Hope Co
Harry Rockefeller
Samuel Knapton
Edward Devitt
Hervey Judson
Isaac Fennings
William H. Legg
William Beaver
Henry Rockefeller
William 5. Hanlon
Geo. BE
Emmet Gridley
John Waters
Andrew Ousterbout
Herbert Kernochan
Ivan G. Martin
Presbyterian Church
James McBrier
Jim” Johnson
Jos Hees
James H. Sharp
Dadix
Minisink Chapter D AL RY Meeting in Goshen
Goshen, December 5. The Minisink Chapter D AL RY will meet at the home of Mines Kolin, 25 Greenwich avenue, Goshen, Monday, December 3, at 3 am. Recitations by Miss Josephias W. Lick of Port Jervis and song by Mire Arthur Decker. Local Board will meet at 2 30 pm. Du Puy declines. Paris. December 1. Jean DePuybee declined President Peincare's candidature to premier of the union.
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Goshen
Minisink
D. AL RY
Kolin
Greenwich Avenue
Mondar
Josephias
W. Lick
Port Jervis
Arthur Decker
SoMa
Paris
Jean DePuybee
Peincare'e Pute
Ue 208
Grangers Officers Chosen Across Four Granges in Warwick Area
Warwick and nearby towns elect officers for 1914 at recent Grange meetings. Warwick Grange names Master Edgar Houston and other posts, Brookside Grange lists David Purdy as Master with a large slate, Mountainville assigns John W Spencer as Master, Montgomery Grange at Montgovi n en names Gresham Olsen as Master. A chicken supper followed the Montgomery gathering.
HIAWATHA LODGE HOLDS AN ELECTION
Hiawatha Lodge Knights of Pythias held its annual officers election on December 2 in Pine Bush. Elected C. O Samuel Anderson. Warden Harry Rockwell. Prelate Francis Marshall. M. of W George Green. K of R Samuel K. Seyholt. M. of F J. M. McEwen. M. of A Fred Decker. Representative Alson Ostrander. Alternate Representative A B Bookstayer. Trustees for Three Years J E Jansen.
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Pine Bush
Hiawatha Lodge
Knights of Prthias
C. O Samuel Anderson
Harry Rockwell
Francis Marshall
George Green
Samuel K. Seyholt
J. M. McEwen
Fred Decker
Alson Ostrander
A. B
Demented Woman Wanders Home From State Hospital
Montgomery on Sunday last Mrs Edmund Nichols formerly wed with her husband on the Gillespie farm at Walden a private patient in the State Hospital wandered off and visited Leonard Brown and Mrs Issac Jennings before being found by an attendant and escorted back to the asylum to return via the Erie noon train to Middletown on Monday.
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Monroe
Harry C. Ogden
Misa Nellie Owen
Middletown
Amy Woodbull
MM. Shult
Mourge
Fort Lancock
N. J
Louis Gana
Besalu Dichman
Mosue Woal
Harriman
Simith& Htrovel Co
A. B. Hulse
Pelham Manor
Caldwell Millington
Charles Vernon
Vernon
Oven Springs Mountain
Latering
Paterson
Ned
Jie
S ix Song
Montgomery Vernon
Florida
Williaw Hallosk
Washington
Cornelia F. Bull
Montgomery
Edmund Nichols
Gillespie
Walden
State Hospital
Cassidy and
Peter Cassidy
Leonard Brown
Issac Jennings
Brown
Goshen Grange Elects Officers
Goshen December 6 the Goshen Grange elected officers with Master H C Marston Overseer Stephen Smith Lecturer James KR Houston Steward Calvin Knapp Assistant Steward Fred Tuthill Chaplain James Ho Reid Treasurer William A Welle Secretary Delia Tut Dam Gatekeeper Arthur Tuthill Ceres Mrs D Ryerson Jr Pomona Mabel Knapp Flora Mrs Barnet Smith Lady Assistant Steward Mrs H J Bookstayer Trustee three years Mrs C S Wells
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Nellie Williams
James Bonnyman
Eleanor Acksipan
George Davenport Ceres
Mary Wheeler
Pomona
May Wood
Flora
Harry Bradner
Tom
Welling
Brookside Grange
Newburgh
David Purdy
Harry H. Hurd
Mra
A. D. Stewart
William Nydam
Lac A. Mapes
Horace
Hurd
E. P. Calver
Edith Moley
R. W. McAneny
Ceres
George Cassidy
Mass
Minnie Nydam
A. EB. Lyons
H. BR. Williama
A. H Stewart
HH. Hurd
A. §. Lyons
C. O. Warford
Mountainville Grange
John W. Spencer
Asa J. Brown
Cyrus W. Shaw
John F. Thurston
Louis B. Mailler
Thaplain
Elmoredmith
William T. Hand
Robert 7. Doxey
Henry Zdiger
Der
William D. Wilkin
Charles Harris
Frank M. Crist
Stewart
Raymond Burnett
Archie A. Bodle
Fred Plmm
George A. Mould
James
Goshen
H.C. Marston
Stephen Smith
James KR. Houston
Calvin Knapp
Seward
Fred &. Tuthill
James Ho Reid
William A. Welle
Delia Tut- Dam
Arthur ‘Tuthill
Ryerson, Jr
Mian
Mabel Knapp
Mias Barnet Smith
H. J. Bookstayer
Mra. C
Wells
Reception at Meadow Lawn for Goshen figures
A large reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Jonn Makuen at Meadow Lawn Fawn near Goshen drew many friends. In a separate report a Sterling Railroad conductor Frank Batcork died after a fall from a boxcar on the Erie line near Sterlington. He left a wife and two young children.
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Goshen, der
Jonn Makuen
Meadow Lawn Fawn
Goshen
Frank Batcork
Sterling Railroad
Trias
Sterlington
Erie
Sterieg
Fellon
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Frank Wiley
Maria Clark
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Tasedo Hospital
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John Bindecamp
Rufus Emery
St. Paul's Church
Mr. Emery
West Newbury
St Paul's, Newburgh
Emery Association of the
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Charles Wilbert Eaton
D. H. Osborne
Spring Street
Sonyea
Seadear
B. E. Smith
Ridgeburr
Carrie M
Montgomery High School
Grange Hall
Joe” Hoskin
William V. Vail
Coro Cola
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Warwick Grange
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Edgar Houston
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Mre
George Davenport
Broward
Goshen Grange
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