New York Senate Sees Mass Retreat Before 1918 Session
Albany reports 16 of 61 seated senators retired or resigned as 1917 ends. Notables include Republican Elon R. Brown and Democrat F. Wagner. many NYC and upstate figures exit. Remaining veteran Cullen of Brooklyn and Ramsperger of Buffalo return, marking two long-serving lawmakers in a reshaped chamber.
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Albany
Senate
Capitol
Elon R. Brown
F. Wagner
Henry M. Sage
Thomas H. Cullen
Brook-luty
Greater
New York
Upstate
Congress
Washington
Christopher J. Sullivan
Manhiattan
Archie D. Sanders
Genesee
Sullivan
Bernard Downing
Levin Josph
Manhattan
Bernard Rosenblatt
Joseph
Salvatore A Cotillo
Samuel A. Jones
Wiliam M. Bennett
Republi
Tribute to Eddie Geisenheimer Emerges From Port Jervis News
A Port Jervis tribute recalls Eddie Geisenheimer as a gracious hotelier caterer and host whose sunny disposition and tact made him a beloved figure. He helped train performers and managed at the Erie Hotel under T Hunt Brock, earning broad respect and warmth from a legion of friends and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie” Geisenheimer
Port Jervis
Eddie" Geisenheimer
Légion
Erie Railway
George Boldt
Weber & Fields
Abe Hocer Bros
Melntyre & Heath
Forcot
Forset
Erle Hotel
T. Hunt Brock
Cis
Casey
Tregret
Orange County High Schools Lead Regents Examinations 1915 16
In Orange County high schools Middletown Cornwall Tuxedo Goshen Walden Newchurch Pine Bush Union Jervis Cornwall on Hudson Harriman Warwick Montgomery Florida Chester Highland Washingtonville Central Valley and other schools show Regents pass rates for 1915 16. The list highlights top performers among district schools and academies in the county.
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Regents
Orange County
Middleteen High
Cornwall High School
Tuxedo High School
Goshen High School
Walden High School
Newchurch Academy
Pine Bush Union School
Jervis High School
Cornwall-on-Hudson H
Harriman Union School
Warwick High School
Ann OS Montgomery High School
Florida Hien School
Chester High School
Highland Fails High School
Washingtonville High School
Central Valley High School
Mource High School
Weseee
Sale at Stony Ford Brings Back Past
The historic Stony Ford stock farm is featured as a dispersal sale of personal belongings and the famed racing stock. It chronicles the site’s legendary era under Lewis Sutton and the Beckman stock, the Excelsior track, notable visitors like Gen Grant, and the legacy of the estate through owners Bachman and Ford, ending with the property passing to J. Mowart Ford.
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Stony Ford Stock Farm
Hi. Mott
Goshen
Ounce
Allen Nande
Lewis Sutton
Pete Im Bts
Dar
Katy Darhog
Edeall
Hambietonfan
Alexander
Abdallah
Stony Ford
Extelsior
Orange County
Mary Host
Wides Machroe
Aberdeen
Roger Fillingham
Guy Miller
Sever
Eph Simmons
Harry Felter
Pati Fortelt
Kei
George Wilkes
Sutton Silver
Uiedale
Clares Beckmas
New York
Stina
Puerman
Derly
Mr. Hackman
Shoy Ford
Gen
Grant
Leland Sanford
Benjamin &. Tracy
Robert Bonner
David Booner
Sheppard Knapp
Willian C. Whitney
Hackman
Stonr Ford
Azs
Heath
Beckman
Pota
Bachan
Goeken
Slate Hi
Long Ford
J. Mowart Ford
Mr Ford
California
Stans Ford
Idillon Accused In Milk Hearing
New York December 20 The Attorney General committee heard further testimony on alleged favoritism by N A Van Son a former state foods department employee in milk supply administration. Theodore G Caldwell treasurer of HR F Stevens Milk Co testified Van Son favored Modern Dairy Co in which he held stock and allowed large milk quantities and free plant access. Caldwell suggested commissioner Dillon was complicit but Dillon denied the charge calling it ridiculous. The hearing continues January 19 in Salisbury Mills among other local notes.
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New York
Attorney General's Committee
N. A. van Son
State Department of Foods
Mlk
van Son
Upstate
Theodore G. Caldwell
HR. F. Stevens Milk Company
Modern Dairy Company
Caldwell
Tilon
Echewe
Dillon
Sanitary Milk Dealers’ Association
Albany
Tent Hills
Lederle Laboratories
The Only Fool By Me Quad ot
A tale of Sarah Martin and Jim Hawpon shows two poor newlyweds in a remote village. He is energy poor while she earns little. the couple endure hardship and betrayals of failed dreams then survive with unexpected family aid and a promise of a renewed life.
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Sarah Martin
Jim Hawpon
Jim Hewson
Jit
Jasy
Sarah
Jim
Belog
Lfe
Ric
Jean
Autotel
Ron
Ami
Unclear fragment hints at cryptic school note
Fragmentary OCR mentions Tommy and a teacher asking about unknown words or codes. Vague dialogue suggests a puzzling sentence about a cage and measurements. Readers should note the illegible OCR limits full understanding.
Dr Jama Monroe Taylor Dies at Belmont Hotel
Dr Jama Monroe Taylor president emeritus of Vassar College died in his Belmont Hotel apartment after a months long illness. He led Vaganar from 1886 to 1914 and was elected Brown University president in 1899 but declined. Born in Brooklyn in 68th year, he studied at Rochester and Rochester Theological Seminary and later served as pastor in South Norwalk and Providence.
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New York
Jama Monroe Taylor
Vassar College
Belmont Hotel
Vaganar
Taylor
Brown University
Carnegy Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Brooklyn
The
Baptist Church
South Norwalk
Conn
Fourth Baptist Church
Providence
R. L
Count of Border Vote Is Costly
New York officials disclosed that border soldier ballots were slow and costly to process. The 4014 ballots from the city produced nearly half as faulty or void. Board of Elections President Edward F. Boyle estimated city costs around 35000 and state costs near 300000. a single Backwell Island employee cost about 30 for a vote misalignment.
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New York
Edward F. Boyle
Board of Elections
New York City
Backwell’s Island
Small Verdict in Contract Action
Attorney Thomas C. Rogers returned to Middletown from New York City after two days in Supreme Court before Justice Clarke. George W. Dennehy sues Hermann Gratz of Monroe for 5300 over alleged lumber cutting in Vermont. The jury awarded the plaintiff 9320 with the rest of the complaint rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Rogers
Middletown
New York City
Justice Clarke
Supreme Court
George W. Dennehy
Hermann Gratz
Monroe
Rogers
Mr. Grats
Vermont
Milk Market Faces Unsettled Conditions In New York
The Milk Situation reports on November 1 losses in cans of milk and cream reaching New York, with 495166 cans of milk and 54167 of cream unsweetened condensed. Prices for grade B butter fat are listed, and the year’s average price per car is cited. The piece cites reduced production due to high feed and cattle costs, strong foreign demand for milk products, and rising retail prices. It notes no surplus exists and urges ending constant investigations for the benefit of producers, dealers, and consumers.
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New York
Dairymen'’s League
Ube
Bishops and Mustaches in Aged Ecclesiastical Rhetoric
A satirical and fragmentary London letter mocks bishops and judges with imagined mustache fashion within clerical ranks. The piece blends gossip on episcopal appearance with sly hints about professional conduct and medical commentary from a chemist’s pun-filled aside.
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Ramwel J Ramspercer
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Palisveary Mills
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