Goshen Basketball Teams Clash in Tri City Cup Race
Goshen hosts the first Tri City League game at Garr Hall on Wednesday December 23. The independent Five of Goshen meets the Middletown 81 Joseph team in a highly anticipated, evenly matched contest featuring Sandy Dunn Jack Welsh and the O Connell brothers among others as the season aims to crown Goshen with the league trophy.
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Goshen
Garr Hall
Joseph
Middletown
Sandy
Dunn
Jack Welsh
O'Connell Bros
Bill O'Connor
Ed Connelly
Joe Donovan
Fort Jarvis
Doveley
Doings at the County Seat and Nearby Goshen Notes
Local items from Goshen and surrounding area report ice and skating activity amid a cold snap, Christmas store preparations, and general merriment. Debates at the high school on national defense drew student interest but no verdict. Multiple short notices mention dances, holidays visits, engine tests, and local weddings, with various residents returning home for holidays and events planned through December.
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Degate
Goshen
Goshen Basketball Rally Beats Seward Institute 16 to 3
Goshen High School defeated Seward Institute in a fast 16 to 3 game played in Florida. The Goshen lineup included Willis Welsh Scott Osborne Harry Lewis Van Duzer Wallace and Raymond Richner with Wallace and Richner replaced by Fred Clayton and Robert Lewis in the second half.
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Goshen
Seward Institute
Zimmermann Dies Suddenly in Cincinnati at 69
Eugene Zimmermann, noted team railroad and Standard Oil official and father in law of the Duke of Manchester, died suddenly in Cincinnati from a hemorrhage due to Bright’s disease. He had been in the city a couple of months and collapsed in the reading room, uttering only “Send for a doctor” before death.
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Cincinnati
Eugene Zimtet
Railroad
Standard
Magmate
Duke of Manchester
Queen City
Bright
Zimmermann
A. Taost
Jon
Neutral rulers reach agreement in Nordic conference
Danish King Christian the Ninth, Swedish Queen Christina, and Norwegian King Oscar II met in Molmes to negotiate common wartime interests. The conference aimed to align defense and policy across Denmark Sweden and Norway and reportedly produced an agreement on disputed questions.
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Nockholm
London
Det
Christian
Denmark
Kine Gaetate
Sweden
Ning Kaakon
Norway
Jorden Minie ieTs
Molmes
Obituary notices and memorials from Sussex county area
Obituaries list William W. Houston born in Florida January 11 1847 died December 17 after prolonged illness. Survived by wife A Elizabeth Beely six children and three brothers. Funeral at Presbyterian Church and burial at Warwick. Also notices for Valentine Van Luven John L D Eager Mary J Smith Robert Connelly Captain Charles Ferdon with dates and brief career notes. multiple towns referenced including Fallsburg New Vernon Jersey City Newark and Middletown.
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William W. Houton
William W. Houston
Asar
Florida
William Houston
Ange H. Wheeler
A. Elizabeth Beely
Garrist Beely
Chester
Stev
John H
Coventryville
Joel W
James E
Houston
Chase Bros
Rochester
Presbyterian Church
Chantherlain
Warwick
Valentine van Luven
New Vernon
Fallsburg
Harriett E. von Benschoten
George K. Chambers
East Grand Forks
Minn
Sarah E. Dicks
Middletown
Flora Rose
Passaic
N. J
Alice van Luven
Jersey City
Edsall van Luven
Kerbankson
G. T. Welen
Ephham van Luren
Bloomingburg
Old School Baptist Church
Wurtsboro Cemetery
Charles A
Charles A. Beams
Highland Mills
Rautall Taube
Monroe
David Beams
Mr. Helm
140Th Regiment
New York Infantry
Fila Kyles
Vaile Gate
Hannah Wilson
Pennsylvania
Palisades Park Dispute Over Rockland Quarry Condemnation
New York December 21 Judge Mills in Mount Vernon heard the state motion to appoint commissioners to condemn Conklin and Foss quarry land in Rockland County for the Palisades Interstate Park. The company blocked an injunction. The park funds come from Mrs. Bertha Hartiman and other Hudson River west bank residents who also donated land. The company asserts the state lacks authority to condemn land or use the funds for proceedings, valuing its property at about 10 million dollars.
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New York
Conklin & Foss Company
Rockland County
Palteades
Judge Mills
Mount Vernon
B. Hartima’h
Hudson River
Royce Appointed Referee in Vanness Case at Newburgh
In Newburgh on December 24, Special Term Justice Arthur Tompkins signed an order appointing N B Royce as referee to compute in Emma Vowler versus Mary J Vanness. The court also granted an order of separation for Edith Ellsworth upon H B Royce's application. the Ellsworth couple wed December 2, 1909 and separated in March 1911.
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Newburgh
Supreme Court
Arthur
Tompking
N. B. Royce
Emma Vowler
Mary J. Vanness
Plainti ff Dies in Damage Case At Newburgh Hotel
Newburgh December 1 Rachel Armstrong plaintiff in an action for 10000 against the Palatine Hotel proprietors died at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Courtney 14 Washington Place Friday night The death ends the present suit but an administrator or executor may bring a new action for damages linked to the accident that caused her death The incident occurred January 1 1814 when Armstrong a laundress at the hotel was caught in a mangle and amputated at St Luke s Hospital
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Newburgh
Rachel Armstrong
Elizabeth Courtney
Washington Place
Supreme Court
Miss Armstrong
Oy Fee
Obsequies for Martha P Lire and Elizabeth Shax held
The body of Mrs Martha P Lire arrived from Brooklst on Monday for interment in the family plot at Hillside Cemetery. The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Shax occurred at her Howells home on Sunday at 2, with Rev. Albert F. Pierce officiating and a large floral tribute collection, followed by interment in Howells Cemetery.
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Martha P. Lite
Brooklst
Thy
Piot Ip Hi
Fida
Elizabeth Shax
Howells
Aron
Albert F. Pierce
Howells Cemetery
Runaway Coal Team Destroys Troll y Pole. Near Miss
A coal wagon running through Bonnell and Olive streets tore a trolley pole and wrecked wheels. Motorman George Hurley stopped the team just before a collision, driver reappeared to take control, and service resumed after the wagon was moved.
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Olmer M. Gregory
Bonwell Street
Olive Street
George Hurley
State Hospital
Hne
Bonnell Street
Hurley
Weddings at Christ Episcopal and area churches join locals
Sunday afternoon at Christ Universalist Church Miss Syble Brierley Mabuile daughter of Mrs M Mabuile became the bride of Frederick Couch Smith in a ceremony led by Rev Stanard Gow Butler. The couple planned a brief wedding trip and will reside at Monhagen Avenue Port Jervis news noted for local readers. Also bells for Christmas chiming marked a different wedding as Conductor John Wesley Lippincott married Mrs Ruth Jennings in Warwick New York with plans to stay in town and continue his railroad rounds. A third wedding saw Rev J Marshall Chew officiate the New York City ceremony of Helen L MacDonald and a bishop officiant in Grace Church.
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Christ Universalist Church
Syble Brierley Mabuile
M. Mabuile
Frederick Couch Smith
Stanard Gow Butler
W. J. Slaughter
Brooklyn
M. A. McCarty
Matamoras
Eugene Smith
Monhagen Avenue
M. Ignatz
North Street
Lippincott
Middletown
J. Miarshall Chew
Church of the Good Shepherd
Newburgh
New York City
Helen L. MacDonald
Grace Church
Broadway
Charles Battery
D. D
Milk Market Slows with Lower November Receipts
November milk trade shows a drop in market receipts versus last year due to weak demand. Supplies were adequate with no large surplus, while payments varied by grade and zone. Borden schedules ranged from 1.40 to 1.70 per can for different grades and zones.
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Borden
Sick Cleric Degenerates in Poor Health at City Hospital
The Rev. Dean Z. P. McClancy of St Joseph parish remains severely ill at Thrall Hospital with no notable change. George Bronchton, a Wall carrier, shows little improvement while Rena H. Nelson steadily worsens. Quark Skinner, struck by rheumatism, slowly improves and can descend stairs at home.
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Dean Z. P. McClancy
St Joseph
Pariah
Claris Conditioa
Thrall
George Bronchton
Rena H. Lelson
Quark Skinner
jHe
State Census Will Create 6000 Jobs in New York
State officials plan a tenth yearly census to be conducted April through May under the Secretary of State. About 6,000 enumerators will be hired at two dollars a day plus per name fees, with supervisors for every county. Appointments include John H. Tilott as Tax Commissioner and other posts in the Secured Debts and Transfer Tax divisions.
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New York
Hugo
Tanner
Tnder
Secretary of State
Ingo
Lucy
Mr. Hugo
Eleet Schoeneck
Eleet Whitman
Travis
John H. Tilott
Brooklyn Timees
Frank Goodwin Fs
John J. Scully
Frank Hallenbeck
Peter B. Scantons
Trama
Christmas Services At Montgomery Presbyterians
Montgomery December 21 The Presbyterian Church observed a full Christmas program with organ preludes hymns prayers and benediction in morning and evening services. The Sunday school Christmas events are set for December 22 and the midweek service on December 23. Local residents Miss Edith Burnett and Mrs Ruth O'Brien return home for holidays while Harvey McMonagle travels for business.
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Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
Edith Burnett
Nyack
Augustus D. Burnett
The
Harvey D. McMonagle
McMonagle & Rogers
Middletown
Ruth O’brien
Northfield
Mass
Bir
Reuben O'Brien
Early Booms Are Launched for Republican Nominee
Washington observers report Republican politicians debate the next presidential nominee as Myron Herrick and ex Vice President Fairbanks visit the capital. A conservative option gains talk amid calls for business prosperity shaping a possible 1930 style campaign with business aims. Ohio figures Herrick Burgon Harding and Whitman affiliations surface as factions consider Hughes or Hughes-adjacent choices.
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Washington
Myron T. Herrick
Fairbanks
Utk
Bowl
Repubican Bere
Radicain
Ohio
Herrick
Burgon
Harding
Geveran
Herrikk
Whitman
New York
Anstice Huches
Weld
Justice Hughes
Mr. Diuches
Minty Whittag
Tree in My Throat Sparks Humorous Exchange
A playful exchange features the line Ive got a Tree in my throat while another quips That mnst be the reason youre Fuca crocker. The dialogue offers light banter and comic wordplay.
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Fuca Crocker
Scott to Meet Rebel Leaders in Mexican Conference
Washington reports Gen Hugh L. Scott arrived at Naco Texas for talks with Villa and Carranza leaders to stop gunfire into the U S. Villa moves toward pacification while factions seek alliances and provisional President Gutierrez is noted amid a weak peso and food shortages.
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Washington
Brisadier
Hugh L. Scott
Naco
Tex
Carranza
Villa
Masytorens
Benjamin Hill
Mexico City
Mexico
Repalir
Guadalajama
Stuation
Vita
Gutierrez
Aguascalientes
Fire destroys Life Insurance building and offices
A fire last night gutted the Mero Pollian Life Insurance company offices in Rome of Vivias, destroying the building and contents. Tolls and solicitor generator none confirmed as factors. investigators head to scene to determine cause and extent of damage.
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J. Tuly
Love Waller
S. Y
Rome
Vivias
Tolls
Meropollian Life Insurance
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New York Law School
Augustus Lippert
University of Pennsylvania
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Parkway Farm
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Goshen-Chester State Road
Gen. Burnett
George Duggan
Cassia Lansley
St. John’s Church
Bus Brothers’ Minstrels
Music Hall
Wil Kin Coleman
OES
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Mias
Ruby Thompson
Western Union
Eiwaita
Charles Preston
MR. Tuthill
William HO Tuthill
Prospect Avenue
Eines
Arain
Minstrels
de Rae Brothers Minstrels
Metropolis
Fred Clark
Harry Tuthill
Hippodrome
Grassie
Hush Roxs
Poughkeepsie
J. B. Grassie
Grane
Lodse
GO. T
Gothen
College Ishen
Fran Vincent
Cowell
Holidar Tatation
Edna Lovett
Vail
Orange Lodge
Middletown Lodge
O.O.X
Stevens
Edward Nolan
Arthur A. Stevens
Mr. Nolan
Richard McCormick
Central Amusement Hall
MissMyrta Gibbs
Bacon
Samuel J. Randall
Philadelphia
Henry Bacon
Main Street
Margaret McCarty
MR. Williams
Frank M. Williams
Edward Glasson
Grange Hall
Goshen Grange
Sale OF
China
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3Rts
J. A. Elston
Frank Hill
Thin Vilage
Zimmerman
Dean
Desa
Princeton
John L. D. Eager
Beger
Isaac L. Eager
Foresters’ Lange
Leonard
Maybrook
Clarence
Mary J. Smith
Amzi L. Smith
Stillwater
Branchville
Sussex County
Charles T. Price
Newark
Robert Connelly
Robert Connells
Lishowe
Myre Avenue
Mr. Connelly
Glasgow
Scotland
Joseph Connelly
Mary Shannos
Phillipschurch
Charles Ferden
Middle Pope
Ferdon
Sivas
Intech
Jens Comunty
Middle Hope
Caroline Ward
Palisades Board
Royce
C. Maitland Ferdon
Mary Gertrude Brady
Charles C. Brady
Beacon Street
Troy
Zar Stone
Expose
Vhcurch
George W. Brady
Berkley
Cal
Thomas James Maynes
Thomas James Haynes
Sparrowbush
Hagen Wan
Sparrox Bush
Martha P. Lire
Elizabeth Shaw
Hymeneas
Chew—MacDonald
Montgomery Presbyterians
Boy Scouts
Jesson
Isaiah Lil
Jesua
Isaiah IX
Hyman
Watts
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Lord
Christ
Little Town of
Bathlehem
Brooks
Scott
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