Italian laborer Remoli pleads guilty to assault
Norwith Dos, known as Nele Ramoli, an Italian worker for the New York Ontario and Western railroad, struck Antonio Piano of Norwich and threatened his life over a threatened job change. He pleaded guilty through attorney David F. Lee, received six months in jail with suspended execution and a $20 fine, later discharged after paying the fine.
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Norwith
Dos
Nele Ramoli
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad Company
Antonio Piano
Norwich
North Norwich
Appeult
Ramel
Elae
Piano
Remoli
David F. Lee
Newton Man Celebrates 101st Birthday at Home
Charles Oxford Shafer of Newton Sussex county marks his 101st birthday at his son George Shafer’s Newton home. Born December 22, 1812 in Springfield Warren county, he once husked 90 sacks in a day and 50 sacks this year. He never wore glasses and walks three miles daily when not farming. His wife and two children are deceased.
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Newhmn
N. J
Charles ‘Oxford
Shafer
Sussex County
Life
George
Main Street
Newton
Mr. Shafer
Springfeld
Warren County
Bhafor
Peter Mains
Rose
Iip
Thors
Car Derails at Erie Crossing No Injuries Reported
Car No. 20 of North Street Inc ran off the derailer at the Erie North Street crossing around 5 PM Sunday and blocked the east bound track for about twenty minutes. Motor man Maton and Conductor Terchlil ver supervised repairs watched by about 600 spectators returning from the United Cigar Store fire. Several passengers including women were aboard but no injuries occurred.
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North Street Inc
Erie North Street
Thair Wry
United Cigar
Metropolitan Temple Formed By Merged Methodist Churches
Justice Ford signed an offer for consolidation of First Wesleyan Chapel on Ventry Street and Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church into the Metropolitan Temple. Endowment funds from the Bedford Street church will be placed for the new church. Trustees seek appointment of new pastors Arthur Bruce Moss and George W. Downes.
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Justice Ford
Supreme Cort
Wesleyan Chapel
Ventry Street
New York City
Bedford Survey Methodist Episcopal Church
Metropolitan Temple
Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mshoep
Arthur Bruce Moss
George W. Downas
Milk supply fails to meet demand in November reports
November reports show 1 537 cans of milk and 32 of cream received, with a daily average of 2 605 and 600 for milk and cream respectively. The November supply meets daily demand but is criticized as out of order amid wartime shortages and rising prices, questioning New York market conditions.
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Amwarante
New York
Free Bridges Debate With Governor Gist Planned
The committee on free bridges of the Albans Chamber of Commerce will call on Governor Gist at 4 o clock Tuesday morning to discuss the propriety of including his annual message in the Legislature when it meets in January. A recommendation urges other states to adopt it and to acquire existing bridges.
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Albans
Cotmmenn
Jamsarra
Tate
Ty Yur Chase
Newburgh Journalist Frank S. Hull Dies in New York
Frank S. Hull longtime partner in Richie & Hull and editor of The Journal died in New York City after months of illness. Born in Newburgh in 1862 Hull founded The American Eagle at age 12, worked at The Journal, led The Journal establishment with Samuel Ritchie, later renamed Journal Company, served as Masonic member and held roles in Grange and historical societies. He leaves a widow and three children Branlay Donald and Marjorie.
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Newburgh
Frank S. Hull
Samuel Ritchie
Newburgh Journal
Ead
New York City
Hull
Mr. Hulla
Charles H. Weygant
Branlay
Donald
Liberty National Bank
Marjorie
David G. Marr
Mr. Hull
Duang
Sarah &. Hull
Dig
American Eagle
Blaster A. Ludlow Case
Admiral Cage
Httle
Millerton
West New Brighton
I. C
Journal
Tyne and Ink
Livi
Middletown
N. V Y
Samuel Illehia
Lawrence C. Bodine
Timm
Cyrus B. Maet
Watobnahment
Douine
Tnhreat
Nam
Richie & Hull
Ritchie
Mrr. Titchie
Hia
All
M. GC. A
Ifo
Frintty Church
Grange County Agricultural Society
historicalSociety
Masonic
Hudson River Lodley
No. 67
Drowned While Ice Fishing Near Dingmanns Ferry
KEart Whittaker aged 23 of Pay was drowned while ice fishing on Nichecronk Lake behind Dingmans Kerry near Dingmanns Ferry. He went with his dog, was missed in afternoon, body recovered by grappling irons two inches of ice thick, arms folded on chest. He lived with parents. father ran a forge business between Vinagman's Ferry and Port Jervis. survived by mother Ellen and sister Ethel Holden.
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Keart Whittaker
Joan D. Whittaker
Dingmann
Pay
Dingman
Kerry
Pitts Sea
Whittaker
Vinagman'a Ferry
Ort Jervis
Dalanany Cannell
Port Denis
Aysters
Mies
Ellen Whittaker
Af Wingmeays Ferry
Ethel
Wiia
Dasha Holden
Af Matamerns
I*s
Jacksons Cane for Wilson and dark political notes in Kansas
Fragmented OCR reveals a tale about a cane gifted to Wilson by Jackson, a Christmas message via parcel post, and references to political tensions and alleged plots involving local figures in Wichita. The text mentions Pastor R JE McChirsy and County Amid-Saloon League with vague violent overtones and a mailed note about a detainee.
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Jackson
Wilson
Wichita
Kan
Down in Maine cant to be staged in Monroe Opera House
A four act home talent cantata titled Down in Maine is planned for Tuesday December 29 at the Monroe Opera House. Cast includes Zeph Cummings L. Hering Ralph Bingle and others with proceeds to benefit the Young People's Union. Reserved seats go on sale December 23 at Riegeluth’s drug store.
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Mouros
Maine
Monroe Opera House
Zeph Cummings
L. Hering
Ralph
New York
Irving Ashman
Nell
William B. Kilbourne
Bingle
Morris Burr
Tomps
Otla Medland
Holden
Weacott Turner
Jempney
Fresch
Ford 8
Belyea, Jr
Mowe Gossen
Herbert M. Cox
Busle Cummings
Mina Ruth Welling
Mrs. Cummings
Zeph
Emily Mapes
Kezish
Mildred Riegeluth
Betsy Tomps
Forrestine Shaw
Riegeluth
Acta
Tannery
Dayton
Young People's Union
Edw
B. Shaw
Monroe
Vollmer
Methodist
Presbyterian Churches
Methodist School
Presbyterian School
Churchon
Dunn and Fogarty Found Guilty in Rockland Fraud Case
Newburgh action reports Bart Dunn head of Dunbar Contracting Company and Joseph D Fogarty Democrat State Committeewoman found guilty by Supreme Court Justice Tompkins in Nyack of conspiracy to defraud the state in road construction in Rockland County. Jury deliberated two hours with sentencing set for Wednesday. bail $5,000.
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Newburgh
Bart Dunn
Dunbar Contracting Company
Joseph D. Fogarty
Em. Ployo
State Highway Department
Dunbar
Supreme Court
Tompkine
Nyack
Rockland County
Tompking
John A. Henneasy
Dunn
Arthur
Tompkins
State Highways Department
Fogarty
Wilkin Travers Jerome
Dura
Father Teaches Boxing Insight in Sermon
Rev. Arthur Thompson of Nowhere spoke at St. Pauls Church about a young man who boxed with his father to learn how the gloves function. The father, skilled from years prior, forced the son into a corner, illustrating boxing technique. The minister noted the man is a well known professional in the city, identified only as Jehu.
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St. Paul's Church
Arthur Thompson
Nowbweh
1Fe
Jehu
Father 56 Spanks Son 35 Over Tango Dispute
In Philadelphia a 56 year old father was arrested after spanking his 35 year old son and sending him to the hospital. Police report hear screams from the Graham home before entry, and the father warned the son about trouble if he misbehaved again.
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Philadelphia
Dehn Uy
Graham
Aglysix
Las Germanican Staten
Rimood
Elwood
Mystery at the Vatican Papers Vanish
In Rome the circles around the Vatican report the late Cardinal Rampola’s papers a key 9a] and other important documents have disappeared sparking a mystery and concern among church officials and researchers.
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Rome
A Nimor
Vatican
Cardinal Rampola
Wall Street Sees Profit Taking After Mixed Bank Stance
Wall Street faced renewed weakness in Canadian Pacific and Western Union after a brief profit taking period. Dealers noted a cautious tone with profits trimmed and area papers signaling a restrained advance in many shares.
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Wall Street
New York
Dean
Wall
Canadian Pacific
Western Union
Parcel Post Announces January First Rate Increases
Postmaster James F. Moore releases Parcel Post rate changes effective January 1 1914 increasing weight limits for fourth class parcels to 50 pounds in some zones and 11 to 20 pounds in others Local rates for one to forty pounds are listed with zone adjustments Books may be mailed at reduced rates starting March 10 1914 Three extra carriers and an extra clerk assist the local office to handle holiday parcel volume Names EB Clark Skinner John D Schlitt John Wilson and clerk George Chambera noted as staff supporting the changes.
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James F. Moore
EB. Clark Skinner
John D. Schlitt
John Wison
George E Chambera
Barnes Backs Neutral Role In Assembly Speaker Fight
New York December 18 Willan Barnes Republican state chairman said he would stay neutral in the Assembly speaker selection and would not run for reelection as chairman except on his terms He claimed support from Senator Hoot and allied figures and noted the Republican majority could push to cut the growing appropriation while denouncing his rivals who blamed him for Roosevelt’s defeat.
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New York
Willan Barnes
Topight
Assembly
Hoot
Barnes
Dix
Sulzer
Republican State Committee
Troosevelt
Chicarro
Maxim proposes gum funded navy plan at sermon
Hudson Maxim argues that U S spending on chewing gum and fighting alcohol could finance a larger navy. He told Dr Madison Deters' Peace services at the New York Theatre that the only way to prevent war is to be ready for it.
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U.S
John Barleycorn
Moving pictures force church to close in New Jersey
Emanuel Baptist chapel in West Orange New Jersey shut its doors after a moving picture theater opened nearby. Pastor Rev Edward Raton Lowans said Sunday evening attendance collapsed as cinema drew crowds, and even after the town council granted permission for Sunday night shows the pews remained empty.
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Emanuel Baptist Chapel
West Orange
N. J
Edward Raton Lowans
Santa Claus to Arrive by Aeroplane in Corning News
Santa Claus will arrive by aeroplane in Corning tomorrow as the Corning Business Men's Association hires an actor from Rath to dress as Santa and distribute gifts to city children from the seaplane over the area.
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Santa Claus
Corfax
N.Y. Dee
Corning
Corning Business Men's Association
Rath
Drivers Should Be Licensed to Reduce Auto Injuries
Altany Der reports Mitchell Mas secretary of ship proposes a statewide safety plan. He supports licensing drivers to own or operate a car and to grant a license after review, aiming to reduce pedestrian injuries through stricter driver qualification.
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Altany
Mitchell Mas
Oferman
Oman
Dria
Cane Hess
Cauge
Barbers Face Charges Over Hazardous Supplies
In Esquira and nearby towns barbers challenge allegations about selling dangerous substances to customers. Officials in Buffalo and other cities probe claims that fumes or eye drops from barber supplies cause harm while unions push for enforcement of prohibitions and safety standards.
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Himita
Dec
Nazor
Nen
Esquira
New York
Baffalo
Interest in sale of Red Cross Seals grows in New York
New York reports show intensified drive for Red Cross Seals as Governor Glynn endorses the tuberculosis campaign. State agents, aided by the State Charities Aid Association, push seal sales in schools, hotels, theatres, and stores to fund tuberculosis programs and county hospitals.
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RED Cross
New York
New York State
Thi City
Glynn
Homer Folks
State Charities Aid Association
Lewis County
News 8
Chautauqua
St. Lawrence
Nassau
Theodore W. Heolgan
Aale
Hapigan
Statewide rental opportunities reach neighboring towns
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate scattered road projects in neighboring towns and villages offering rental options across many communities. The text suggests broad access to parcels or semis, though details are incomplete and names or dates are unclear.
Holiday Dance at Central Amusement Hall in December
A holiday dance is scheduled at the Central Amusement Hall for an evening in December. Details are unclear due to damaged text but listing suggests a seasonal social event with music and refreshments.
Officer Van Gelder Returns to Duty in Goshen
Officer Samuel Van Gelder is back on duty in Goshen on December 22 after being confined to his home for a number of weeks. The report notes his return to active service though details of his absence are limited.
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Ofpicer van, van Gelder
Goshen
Samuel van Gelder
Congress man I. B. Pepper dies after operation
Clinton Iowa December 22 Congress man I B Pepper of the second Iowa district died today he had been operated on for appendicitis yesterday Pepper was secretary of the Democratic national committee
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Clinton
Iowa
Pepper
Democratiie National
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