Election of Secretary Postponed by Orange County Society
The Orange County Agricultural Society met in City Hall to postpone the election of a new secretary to fill the unexpired term of David A. Morrison. Treasurer Henry M. Howell reported a flourishing but complex budget across cattle, poultry, grain and other items. The gathering approved the last meeting minutes and planned to raise funds for racing entries at the 18th meet, with a dining session at Mitchell Inn to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Monayers
Orange Couunty Agricultural Society
Augustua Denniston
Washingtonville
Therawers
John L Cradley
Willura T. Reyes
Henry M. Howell
Andrew Herriver
D. J
Chester
Howard D. Seelay
Goshen
George J. Martin
Middletown
William C. Hart
Walden
W. Q. Minturn
Warwick
Williams
David A. Morrison
Aisa
Fromhansa
Eroundi
Amural
Aberea Eardy
Cellameons
Rec
Donrdens
Fuk
Honda
D. State
Tisbursemanue
Society of 39
Morace BF
Murphy
Mitchell Iin
Doctor Admits He Killed Girl in Houston Case
A doctor in Houston admits killing a girl and is sentenced to the state prison. The trial revealed the defendant Lionel F B and Stasey Sullivan involved in the crime with a jury delivering the verdict and a lengthy imprisonment.
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Houston
Lionel
Stasey
Rial
Mnmra
Sullivan
Ways Langlier
Kaiser Reported As Much Better
Amserdaim and Ténden report Kaiser in improved condition. Details mention Emperor Willinge and obscured notes about a Metal Announcement in Merlin lafur, with references to relaxiog and temperatum in modal context.
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Kaiser
Dee
Pps
Willinge
Merlin
Materia
Oongsville Woman Granted Divorce
Mrs. Lizzie Orien of Voutite won a divorce on grounds of separation and incompatibility. The case involved Elizabeth Heidt of Youngsville as expert witness and supporter. testimony from Charles Resa and Adelphuia indicated marital strain. The partners had been married for several years.
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Lizzie Or
Mrien
Voutite
Tate
Charies
Port
Prien
Ny Tauren
Elizabeth
Intel Panel Heidt
Youngsville
Testash
Poagce
Linemen Work Through Storm Damage At Newburgh
Newburgh deep freeze continues to hamper recovery as the telephone and electric utilities struggle after a winter storm. Crews report widespread damage with power lines down and service slow to restore. Officials warn of further outages if thaw or rain worsens the situation.
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Newburgh
Dee
Iight
Telephone
Marlborough
Raemot
McMeekin Case Remains In Court With Railroad Suit
Trial opened in Newburyport as Samuel McMeekin sues the Erie Railroad Company. Defense asserts improper service and seeks to delay. McMeekin testified for two hours about signed papers he hasn’t seen and a doctor described permanent injuries from the accident.
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Pracedurn
McMeelin
Meeakin
Rendick & Gardner
Middletown
Forteys
Crooklyn
James Fisher
Fervar
Tha Simmons
McMaahkin
Charles& Townsend
McMeekin
Unclear Gazette Snippet on Montesa Farm Incident
Fragmentary text describes an event involving Montesa and a possible eye loss. Details are garbled with names and terms unclear. No coherent facts, dates, or identifiable organizations emerge for a reliable summary.
Navy Secretary Daniels Warns on European War Involvement
Washington reports Secretary Daniels told the House naval committee that involvement in a European war was possible but unlikely to embolden enemies. He noted weekly delicate questions and opposition within the general board to expanding naval policy beyond four ships annually, fearing fiscal strain and unclear aims.
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Washington
United States
Josephus "Daniels
Navy
House Navy Committee
Wilson
Wnaniela
Daniela
General Board
Dankely
National League Meeting Ends In Debates On Waivers
The National League adjourned without a decision after lengthy discussion over whether clubs should be barred from withdrawing waivers. No action taken on the issue as votes failed to pass. Secretary John Trydler noted continued pursuit of player contracts and possible legal action related to Walter Johnson signing.
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New York
Dee. U
Phe
Nation League Chi
John Trvydler
Sid
Puttlam
National Longue
Ban Johnson Tinnourjetat
Washington
Ben’ Minor
Avasthi & Ton Club
Federat Longue
Walter Johson
Delay Hanging of 6 Prisoners Delayed by Governor
In Arts Veneils case, Governor Hunt plans to proclaim a law ordering the removal of pardoning powers, delaying the executions of six condemned men at the state penitentiary in Morence. A court challenge to the commutations is expected, potentially reaching the U S Supreme Court and delaying the hangings.
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Veneils
Arts
Hunt
Miorence
United States Supreme Court
Vatican to welcome British envoy on Vatican stance
The Vatican says it will welcome Sir Beary Grey as British envoy after inquiry by Sir Neary Howard. Cantinal Gaspart, papal secretary of state, confirms acceptance though no British envoy has yet been sent.
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Trome
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Weward Grey
Neary Howard
Barghind
River project denied after joint planning effort
Washington, Der 17 Tresifent Wu reports the river improvement project faced rejection despite a push for coordinated harbor work. City officials and New York state planners were involved, with Gevree T Walker from VK Ha Change noted as experienced in coastal projects.
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Washington
Der
Rivey
Delegatien
Ciije Valles
Gevree T Walker
Eeerehirs
VK Ha
New York State
Che Monn Tate Sys Goran
Laseey
Walker
Fragmentary OCR Summary From An Unclear Local Report
A garbled OCR fragment describes a local scene with people and a bar or meeting place. Names and places are unreadable, but appears to reference a statue, a plane or airway, and a event at a bar in Sullivan or Liberty with unclear participants.
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Momterno Walerman
Sullivan
Caiceon
Erie
Payne Dies in New York City Apartment
Congressman's death shocks New York as Bereno E Payne representative from the state dies of heart disease in his Harlem area apartment after midnight call for a doctor. Separate bids for the Storm King road project list companies from Hoboken to Davenport with amounts from about 196 thousand to 264 thousand dollars.
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Representative
New York
Washington
Bereno E. Payne
Congress
Albany
Libosun Wrecking Co
Hoboken
N. S
Elmer H. Brown
Hempstead
L. Ty
Moynehan & Hodgins
Port Henry
N. Y
Atusso Parker Construction Co
Hudson
McArthur Brothers Co
New York City
Mison & Hanger Co
James Anderson
Menands
Walsh Construction Co
Davenport
Iowa
Riverdale Contracting Co
Langan Construction Corporation
Nic
James Garafano
Tue
Vernon
Payne Tariff Law Anchor Serena Payne Dies in Congress
The text notes the death of Congress member Serena E. Payne, longtime anchor of the Payne tariff law, while describing her birth in Hamilton Ohio on June 26, 1843. It references the dying moments as a clinician arrived.
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Serena E. Payne
Couress
Hamilton
Will probated for Rizaleth McElhone of Ellenville
In Kingston on December 11 the surrogate's court admitted Rizaleth R. McElhone's will to probate. She leaves to daughter Nell K. McElhone mostly personal property and $2,500. to grandson Ford C. Smith $1,000. remainder to daughters Belle M. Smith and Nell K. McElhone as executrices. Will dated April 10 1914 witnessed by Raymond G. Cox and Georgy F. Andrews. Estate valued at $4,000 real and $4,000 personal. Cox acted for executrices. The article also notes another probate case for Marie Helfst of Visterville with varied bequests and executors John H. Paradies and Andrew Nuctiel. Sale of estate listed at $300 real and $5,308 personal.
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Kingston
Rizaleth R. McElhane
Ellenville
Yen
Burgoudte Gill
Nell K. AlEihone
Ford C. Smith
Belle M. Smith
Nell K. McElhone
Raymond G. Cox
Georgy F. Andrews
Marie Helfst
Anna Marie Helfst
Visterville
John H. Helfst
Trumin Meeker
Matilda
Nnetzel
Hoermine Thelfs
Gee
John H. Paradies
Andrew Xuctiel
John J. Fahirs
John J. Maratha
MW. UW. Kruseatt
New York City
Jota DP. Kahrs
Snowball fight ends in injury at Witte Mila incident
In Uoneadale Pee, William Memberger and Marta Tavteligg were captured during a prank at Witte Mila. The event ended with a confrontation and one participant later transported to Hahremenn Hospital in Scranton. Police and local staff investigated the case.
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William Memberger
Marta Tavteligg
Witte Mila
Wesnberger
Hahremenn Hospital
Am Scranton
Poranger Rinses
Died While Doing Family Washing Tragic Incident
A fragmentary report describes a fatal accident during domestic chores. The text mentions a woman and nearby relatives or helpers as the scene unfolded, with injuries leading to her death. Local authorities are not clearly named in the surviving material.
Scotts Soon to Be Tried for Child's Death
Walden court heard details in a case against Thi Ham and Ida Scott accused of starving their months old baby in a secluded area of the Shawangunk Mountains. The couple allegedly kept the child without food for five days, leading to death within 24 hours. The matter progresses to trial in January.
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Walden
Ham
Ida Scott
Polles Coustos
Shawangunka
Kins
Amat
Scott
Gilfe Aye
Ci Gree
Winchester Named to Monument Committee in Albany
Governor Gignm appointed three members of the General Philip H. Sheridan Monument Committee to work with trustees and the Attorney General on purchasing erecting a monument in Capitol Park Albany. The slate includes Philip Sheridan Camp representatives and commander Edward B. Cantine Charles M Winchester and John Farnsworth. Cantine, a notable Mason and Albany social figure, is son of Col. George A Cantine of Newburgh.
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Martin H. Gignm
Philip‘ H. Sheridan
Albany
Capitol Park
Sheridan
Philip of Sheridan
Sons of Veterans
Edward B. Cantina
Charles M. Winchester
C. M. Winchester
John Farnsworth
Edward LB. Cantine
Many Candidiates for Postmaster in Newburgh
The Newburgh postmaster race heats up as Chester Brown announces his candidacy. Four strong contenders loom large with varied backing while others are named in connection with the appointment. John J. Peake William J. Kolh Charles R. Johnston and Mr. Brown emerge as the most formidable rivals.
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Newburgh
Chester Brown
William J
Kolh
Charles R. Johnston
Mr. Brown
Trackwalker fatally struck near Hawley, Pennsylvania
Michael Johannes, 65, of Cleme, a track walker for Erie Railroad, was instantly killed when struck by a passenger train near Wangzum between Hawley and Scranton. The accident happened about five miles from his home as the Erie employee of 25 years was on duty. The body was carried by train to Hoadreys.
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Michael Johannes
Cleme
Erie
Wangzum
Hawley
Dr. Merriam
Myr.Merriam
Hamilton
Storm near Vails Gate halts poles and wires overte
Severe storm damage disrupts service between Ryies’s Rides Vails Gate and Tattie Britain as poles and telegraph lines fall. Water works at Corowa aqueduct interrupted. pumps halted. New York and Chicago line operators report outages. Officials approve game law and fish and game measures amid state meetings.
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Somal
Dee
Tre Ives
Storry
Ryies
New York City
Chicago
Corowa
New York State
Thane
Forest
Tragic Collision Kills Pastor in Paterson New Jersey
In Paterson New Jersey Rev Charles L Merriam pastor of Auburn Street Congregational Church is killed instantly when his automobile is struck by a train at Market Street road crossing. Passengers Rev S D Hamilton Mrs Merriam and chauffeur James Kane are severely injured. Dr Archibalds wedding party returns from New York when the crash occurs.
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Paterson
N. J
Charles L. Merriam
Auburn Street Congregational Church
Merriam
S. D. Hamilton
James Kane
Archibald
Susquehanna
Market Street
Tn Gergen County
Alexander
New York
Hamilton
G Man Found by Beacon Officers
Beacon Police locate missing youth after discovery of a body in Port Jervis search follows reports he left family home. Chief Brown states the clerk from Retman and Saree drug store disappeared Monday and was spotted in Beacon before authorities found him.
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Boyst
President Wilson Message Report Cut By Censors
A Paris Paris Dec item notes a detailed account of President Wilson's message to Congress. The London Daily Telegraph correspondent in Paris reports a paragraph of the president's utterances was cut by censors, making the exact content unclear.
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Wilson
Paris
Dec
Wwilson
Congress
London
Telegrapt
Washington
n*Taris
Gensor
Wss
DeWitt Swimmer on Victorious Relay Team at Exhibition
A DeWitt swimmer featured on a victorious 80 yard relay team at a recent aquatic exhibition following a symposium. The winning quartet included J Mortimer O Sullivan from Princeton University freshman squad and Cornelius Macardell DeWatt of Lawrenceville School.
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J. Mortimer O'Sullivan
Princeton University
Ard
Cornelius Macardell DeWatt
Lawrencevule
Cornelius Macardell Dewitt
Seymour DeWitt
Ccity
Monroe Team Opens Season With Victory Over Tuxedo
The Independent Five of Montes started the season with a 40 to ? victory over the Tuxedo Five at home before a large enthusiastic crowd. The locals dominated on defense as the Tuxedos failed to break through. The Independents plan more Saturday night games against Desi teams. contact Daniel Thomas in Monroe for scheduling. Sheriff Farrell arrested a suspect in the Pirie Watchman case, detaining a New York man held at the Delaware County jail in Delhi pending further action.
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Independent Five
Montes
aetThanaxer
Daniel Thomas
Monroe
Jerome J. Farrell
Delaware Tooniy
New York
Pirie
Ierman Voit
Stackpen
Denem
Pet
Perkin
Shella Farrell
Delaware Sommiy Jai
Delhi
Tarliwr Intesil
Times Press Seeks Mang Cee Want Columns
Classified note from the Times Press invites column ideas or content, seeking readers to contribute in exchange for space. The message reads as a call for submissions and column suggestions.
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Times-Press
Times Prees
Turkish government pledges aid to relief ship for Jerusalem
Washington reports the Turkish government has told the US that it will permit an American relief expedition to Jerusalem where famine is feared. It will facilitate distribution of American shipments and prevent Turkish requisitions. Jewish societies in New York organize a relief ship to Jaffa, near Jerusalem.
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Washington
Genthnu
Terusalem
United States
New York
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Head of Mormon Church Is Dead
Independence Missouri paper notes the death of Smith president of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at his home with twelve apostles present. He was son of Joseph Smith founder and Emma Hale. Frederick M Smith, age 37, expected to succeed him.
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Independence, Mo
Bee
Smith
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Ube
O' Eichiy-Iwo
Church
Mr. Smith
Joseph Smith
Mormon Ebur
Emma Gale
Elycatous
Mormon Church
Utah
Frederick M Smith
Alcohol For Poisenvy Treatment Guidance Missing
Fragmentary text describes a surgeon recommending bathing with alcohol as a treatment for poise ivy based poisoning. The manuscript mentions names like Geatos and Michel anzela in unclear context and lacks coherent details.
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Oongsville
M’meekin
Judith
Hind
Agd
Ebartens
Judith Amg
Richard Hamilton
Sita Ford
Howewerh
Bane
Montesa
Suh Mand Coma
Pia Bon
Jay
Difreas
Daniels
National League
Payne
Storm King
Mt. Vernon
American Press Association
A, Sereno E. Payne
Dauchtiers
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Maia
Hely
Scotts
MR. Winchester
Trackwalker
Beacon
Norman L. Boysi
DeWitt
Amsterdam
Sofia
Berliner
Tagenrat
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Besania
Geatos
Eternal Petienca Michelanzela
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