Newburgh Condemnation Threat Over Storm King Route
Newburgh officials threaten to seize a right of way through Cornwall property held by Storm King Stone Co if it does not accept a $1,000 offer for the Storm King highway. The company has asked $300,000, and condemnation is likely after December 16, delaying construction until late 1905.
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Newburgh
Storm Mingstone Company
Orango County
Stone Company
William MI. Palmer
Good Roads Committee
Storm King Stone Co
Palmer
Italian with gun threat ends arrest on Fulton Street
Lewis Corbin, a Black man, was arrested at 12 16 Sunday morning by Officer Wilson on Fulton Street carrying a single bar 12 gauge shotgun. He allegedly intended to shoot Italian August Nicholas after purported threats to Corsin. Both men were questioned and released after a suspended sentence and three days to depart Iowa.
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Lewis Corbin
Oflicer Wilson
Fulton Street
Corbin
August Nicholas
Corsin
Wilson
Nicholas
Polint
Iowa
Carranza Warns State Department Against U S Action
General Carranza via Consul Canada at Vera Cruz formally warns the State Department that any use of force by American troops at Naco Arizona to keep Mexican rebels from entering the United States will be treated as an act of holding. He reiterates his stance aired in Vera Cruz last Saturday.
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Washington
Carranza
Canada
Vera Cruz
State Department
Naco
Auizora
Masonic Lodge of Port Jervis Elects Officials
The Port Jervis Masonic Lodge elects its officers for the year including Frank L. Bock as Senior Warden and Edward Foes as Senior Treasurer, with Harry B. Denton as Secretary and Jon D. Swinton as Trustee.
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Masonic Lodge OF
Port Jervis
Port Jen
Nevar A Friwaz Otening and Ui
Agreement Reached in Factory Strike at Millen Aikenhead & Company
The dispute at the shirt factory on Academy avenue ended with operators returning to work after negotiations. Two young women reported a New York interview with Mr. Aikenhead who promised resolution if workers resumed duties. Negotiations had been under way since the disagreement began Thursday morning.
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Millen, Aikenhead & Company
New York
Millen
Aikenhead_ & ‘Company
Academy Avenue
Aikenhead
Ena
Mangled Body Found On Track In Paterson
The body of a man believed to be John Vat Gordon was found near the Riverside crossing of the Erie Railroad in Paterson New Jersey. Identification came from a savings book and a sales slip. remains strewn from Riverside Station toward the crossing after a likely collision with an eastbound express.
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Paterson
N. J
Staton
River Street
New York
Rabies Fatal to New York Youth Passes
Nathan Jacobs age three from the Bronx and Mion Graustein six were bitten by a fox terrier on Nov 9. Jacobs died of rabies at Ward Parker hospital after delayed Pasteur treatment. Graustein recovered following prompt therapy.
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New York
Nathan Jacobs
Bronx
Mion Graustein
Parker
St the Hospital
Jacobschi
Voorhis charges to be renewed in New York
The Hopest Ballot Association plans to file new charges against John R. Voorhis, state superintendent of elections, accusing him of negligence and inefficiency as part of a political move in February.
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Voorhis
New York
Bec
Cries & Whitman
Pew
John R. Voorhis
Teen struck by 2200 volt live wire in Beekman Street incident
Martin Wailey, 13, son of Mrs. Joseph Goodwin, Beekman Street, Beacon, was playing near Fishkillon Hudson School on South Avenue when he tripped and touched a live wire. He survived but is hospitalized with injuries as investigators confirm a 2200 volt current.
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Heacon
Martin Wailey
Joseph Goodwin
Beekman Street
Fishkillon-Hudson
South Avenue
Wise
Nan
John J. Donnelly
The
Electric Company
New Enterprise Hive Elects Officers
New Enterprise Hive of the Ladies of the Maccabees elected officers including Com Emma J. Knapp Lieut Com Lena McGuire and P Com Hermioa Gof R K Katherine Gott F A Siznora Stratton Chaplain Dollie Esworth L A Jessie Van Curren Sat A Irene Stanton Sentheim Saraa Ward Picket Katherine Staucer The regular monthly meeting will be held on December 14 at 243 East Main Street.
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New Enterprise Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Emima J. Knapp
Lena McGuire
Sovigl
East Main Street
Senate recess shortened to five days this Christmas
Washington reports the senate Democrats approved a five day Christmas recess cutting the usual two weeks. Leaders aim to finish essential business by March 4. The break runs from December 24 Christmas Eve to December 26, with some members likely staying west or south to avoid missing events. Marion L. Turrentine, son of Rev. MS Turrentines of Monticello, won Princeton University’s Stinnecke scholarship, a three year award of 373 dollars in a special examination.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Rome
Marion L. Turrentine
Successful Man of Affairs Dies in Liberty at 59
James Chandler Young, a prominent Liberty merchant, bank president, farmer, and cattle trader, died at his home after a prolonged illness. He led the Sullivan County National Bank and held positions at several banks and firms. Survived by his wife Emma Crary and two daughters, his funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at his home.
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Liberty
James Chandler Young
Bis
Young
Sullivan County National Bank
National Union Bank
Ilenticello
First National Bank
Roscoe
Elonville Savings Bank
Ellenville
Young, Messiter & Dodge
Sullivan County
Fairfield Dairy Co
Montclair
X. J
Haywood
Macon
Jack$an
Counmies
North Carolina
United States
Appalachian Forest Reserve
Easilly
Emma Crary
Dinghamton
Christmas Sale at Parish House by Universalist Circle
A parish Universalist Christmas sale is organized by the Missi Circle at Parish House Thore day reclining. Four tables will offer foods, fancy articles, candy, and gift items at set prices. Chairs include Mrs. Mater, Fredericks, Mrs. Neatinz, and Mrs. Porvig. Tea service for patrons 2 to 3.
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Universalist
Thoreday
Missi Circle
Mater
Gemestic
Fredericks
Chaiiman
Mies Neatinz
Porvig
Pardon Plea Submitted for Prisoner Beach in Norwich
A petition signed by hundreds of Norwich and Quegnia residents was presented to Governor Gone a Athan requesting a pardon for Pewmett L Beach, who was tried here and is now serving a life term in Au e prison. Fears are for mourning Horace AL Boshnell at Nineveh Janction.
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Norwich
Quegnia
Athan
Pewmett L. Beach
Horace AL. Boshnell
Nineveh
Ae J
Auei
Burglary Hit Port Jervis Jewelry Store
In Port Jervis on Sunday about 3 am Julius Levin’s Front and Sussex streets jewelry store was looted of $300 in watches pins and merchandise. A salt case strap found near the door is the only clue as officers and county police seek suspects after the rear window was forced open.
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Port Jervis
Julius. Levin
Front
Sussex
Erie ‘Tralien
Leary
Levin
Fire orders to be modified after talks with engineers
Deputy State Fire Marshal George H. O Rourke left the city after several days of meetings with property owners and attorneys regarding recent orders requiring buildings to equip fire fighting apparatus. The discussions led to plans to rescind and modify the orders to fit local needs, with Chief Engineer O Rourke meeting with lawyers on Saturday.
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George BH. O'Rourke
Russell Wiggins
Herbert B Hoyce
Chiecf
O'Rourke
Engineer O'Rourke
Death Reveals Remarkable Life of Taylor Smith
Port Jesus December 14. The death of Taylor Smith at the Erie hotel on Friday reveals a long and varied career. A native of Milford Pennsylvania his father Jas S Smith served as sheriff of Pike County from 1830 to 1856. Taylor Smith worked as a lock tender for the Delaware and Hudson Canal stock No 11 in Lehigh Valley then joined the Erie railroad as brake man and conductor on the Delaware Division for 17 or 18 years. He later drove high atimes in Wertial tomushiz and Matamoras. He left behind several relatives and was about fifty years old.
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Port Jesus
Taylor Smith
Hotel Erie
Woelunicem
Lachawaxen Kewnabip
Tike Coonts
Wettfall
Erie Railroad
Delaware
Port Jerris
Basquebannsa
Variog Jatimore
Wertial
Tomushiz
Matamoras
George G Otis Falls Falls and Breaks Leg
George G Otis Falls of 332 South test ithie city fell on the pr Zer atk ya South street in front of the Denton property Sunday night and Keke hit Jeg. He was emtqred to Rishom where Dr tiv gs attended him. Conducted jail service Rev RL Irving Watking of thir city accompanied by several others went to Goshen Sunday afternoon and conducted services in the county Jail.
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George G. Os
Gtest
Ithie City
Zeratk
Denton
Sundar
Keke
Jeg
Rishom
Dr. T. DB. Gs
Irving Watking
Thir Cty
Goshen
Allied Advance Expected Soon After Turkish Ship Sinking
London reports a British submarine torpedoed the Turkish battleship Messudieh in the Dardanelles, with the vessel sinking despite pursuit. The alert notes allied expectations of a general advance through France and Belgium, while front lines in Poland and elsewhere show limited changes.
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London
Butean
Messudieh
Norman S. Holbyok
Royal Navy
Dardenelles
Messadieh
Far
Russia
Germany
Poland
France
Belgium
Alsace
Paris
Flanders
Meuse
Spectre
Berlin
Tageblatt
Sofa
Balgari
Fie Murslu
Baron von der Gnitz
Constantinople
Belsiux
Pietrkow
Russian
Hss Acen
Kaiser's Ill Health Reported Ahead of Possible Operation
Dec 14 Basle private Berlin briefing says the Kaiser may undergo an operation for serious throat trouble. Front return impossible before Christmas two months rest advised. Despite illness not deemed dangerous the emperor remains fixated on wartime progress and continues to influence headquarters. The crown prince has arrived in Berlin and references his father Frederick III who died in 1881 after throat cancer surgery at age fifty seven.
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Basle
Berlin
Christias
Coastern
Frederick III
Frederick Wi
Six Hurt In New Elevated Crash
A double collision on the west side elevated line injured six people. Motorman Henry Glaser of the Ninth Avenue express and others escaped serious harm after both trains collided. Passengers reported jolts and a minor shock but no serious injuries. all received medical attention and went home.
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New York
Resternar
Henry Glaser
Edeccombe Avenue
Avene
Tate
Nisemererner
Peace Insurance Luncheon Discusses War Readiness
New York December 4 Henry Stimpson former secretary of war Major General Leonard Wood and Mayor Aittchel will discuss national preparedness at a Peace Insurance luncheon of the Merchants' association council at the Hotel Astor tomorrow. Chairman William De Breed says the talk will offer constructive suggestions on avoiding entanglement while seeking peace and timely actions for national security.
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New York
Henry I. Stimson
Leonard A. Woodend
Aittchel
Wetchers’ Council
Merchants’ Association
Hotel Astor
William Dc Breed
Tomorow
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American Press Association
Senate
J.C. Young
Affars
Beach
Levi
George G. Otis
Dardanelles
Kaiser
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