Provisions Of New Direct S Primary Law
Massachusetts adopts a direct nominations primary with no state conventions. Voters must sign petitions to place candidates on the ballot and face a Laborious multi mark ballot. The ballot arrangement groups by office and uses party emblems. leaders shift by last gubernatorial vote results. Expect confusion and longer voting times as voters adjust.
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United States
New York City
Huffalo
Rochester
Commissioners of Elections
Massachusetts
Pated Adams
Jones
New York
Bait Valoreséae
Cold Storage Goods Marked Under New State Rule
State Health Commissioner Porter issues an order requiring cold storage foods to be clearly labeled. Notices to consumers warn that selling refrigerated goods misrepresents their origin and safety.
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Porter
CNAS
Obituary notices of Ebber Taylor and related deaths
Obituary notices report the death of Ebber Taylor aged 87 born November 16 1876 in Bhawangunk who died December 11 apoplexy He was a blacksmith and farmer longtime on his farm near Northport with connections to the Odd Fellows order The funeral was held December 18 at the New Prospect Reformed Church with interment on the family plot in Wuortsboro and his sons as pallbearers Other notices include Nelson Hoyt Gilson aged 75 of Sparrowbush Port Jervis nurse and Astaganths Lodge member married Virginia Shults in 1887 and Charles V Messiter who died in Adberty of pleura pneumonia and Brights disease aged about 40 years with funeral arrangements noted for 2 PM Tuesday and survivors listed
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Ed Taylor
Bhawangunk
Mary Jane Devens
Sullivan County
the Taylor
Northport
Margaret Rotik
Paterson
J Mary E. Goodison
Rutherford
William H
James N. ‘Taylor
Taylor
Odd Fellows’ Order
Egbert Taylor
Pine Bush
Waz
John Taylor
Shawangunk
A. I. Martine
New Prospect Reformed Church
Wuortsboro
Nelson Hoyt Gibson
Nelson Hoyt Gillaon
Port Jervis
Sparrowbush
John Gilson
Sparrowburgh
Nurse
Astaganths Lodge
T. QO. C. FP
Charles V. Messiter
Adberty
North Mainstreet
Bright
Ths Place
A. 8. Messiter
Young, Messiter & Dodge
Elmer Winner
J. Coleman
Binghamton
Mongaup Lodge
Arso
Hallock Hose Co. No. 1
Sudden Death in Philadelphia Claims Mrs. G. M. Millspaugh
Mrs. George M. Millspaugh died suddenly at her Philadelphia home at about 1 PM on Saturday. A former resident of this city, she was active in church and local society. She is survived by her husband and two daughters Helen and Margaret. Mr. Millspaugh, a travelling representative for Rathbone and Lard of Albany, was formerly connected with the local hardware business with his father and brother.
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George M. Millspaugh
Philadelphia
Bullet Still In Col ligan's Back At Thrall Hospital
Leo Colligan of Mud Mills remains in serious condition at Thrall Hospital after a Wednesday abdomen wound. Dr Hulett reports the bullet traversed stomach walls and two intestinal segments before lodging in back muscles. Surgery to remove the bullet is not possible due to severe shock. doctors repaired stomach and intestinal injuries and expect recovery unless complications arise.
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Leo Colligan
Mud Mills
Thrall Hospital
Hulett
Baa
Phsician
Zapata Narrowly Escapes Federal Forces
Federal troops nearly captured Emiliano Zapata near this city yesterday. Zapata and a small group cut their way through the lines with machetes, slipping away to safety after a brief clash.
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Mexico City
Emiliano Zapata
City Schools Take Fortnights Vacation
City schools closed this afternoon for the annual holiday vacation and will not reopen until Monday January 3. Many teachers and students will spend the break away from the city with friends and relatives.
Historic Goshen track meets thrill half mile race
Reminiscences praise Goshen historic track meeting on August 19 20 and 1 1912. Secretary Weston and President Ford hailed for planning beauty of grounds inn lawn and refreshments. Champions Uhlan Directum Nowaday Girl and Onset dazzled crowd with fast times and prizes amid high class entrants.
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Ford
Weston
Weaton
Big
Goshen
Wse
Tennessee
Lawe
Goshen Inn
America
Uhlan
Lurectum 1
Directum
Lasall
Cynosure
All
Theaire
Nowaday Girl
Onset
Richard Delafield
Brook Farm
Raffles
Bulkisy
McMillen
J. Howard Ford
BH. N. Bain
Alexander B. Coxe
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Tgen
President Signs Hetch Hetchy Bill to Aid San Francisco
President Wilson signed the Hetch Hetchy bill to provide public water supply from Yosemite to San Francisco. He stated the public needs of the region are served without impairing the public domain. Also reports describe an accident at work where Lewis Borer injured his hand by a steam hammer, impacting his ability to work for a period.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
San Francisco
Yosemite National Park
Lewis Borer
W. Shore
Jj. 8. Halett
Wil
Surprise party for Marty Fraser in Taarslar area
About thirty of Marty Fraser’s friends gathered at his home on Oakatresi to surprise him. Various games and dancing entertained guests while Everett Mar grave led the piano. Forty years ago last week the Sussex Railroad operated trains with the D I W and N J Midland Railway.
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Marty Fraser
Oakatresi
Everett Margrave
Sussex Railroad
N. J. Midland
Historic Tracks in Orange County and Early Horse Racing
The article notes three Orange County tracks Goshen Middletown and Monroe and their early histories with purses dating back to 1861 1866 and 1870. It highlights historic venues at Middletown Goshen and Monroe and references notable horses like Harry Clay Goldsmith Maid and Lady Whitman along with race dates and premiums.
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Aoahen
Harry Clay
Goldsmith Maid
Hunter
Mischief
Surprise
Middletown
Bodine Mure
Beoo
George Cooley
George Palmer
Hamlet
Paul
Post's Ch. M
Goshep
Harry
Lady Whitman
Major Halsall
Orange County
Monroe
Goshen
Wallace
Harry @lay
Gaghen
Becker's Mother Dies in Ignorance
New York December 12 The mother of ex Police Kent Becker died. She was very old and unaware of her son's plight.
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Becker
New York
Kent
Erie Pays 1600 Anually For Chester Water
Chester December 20 Special A new ten year contract with the Erie Railroad provides water for locomotives at 1000 dollars annually payable quarterly The village reserves to shut off supply during fires The railroad complains of muddy water at Greycourt and low supply in dry seasons Other items include sale of Margaret Beaco property to Charles Babcock Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Ball Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Murray and a slight recovery for Theodora Lawrence High School students held an informal dance at K of P Hall.
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Chester
Erie Railroad
Greycourt
Margaret Beaco
West Cheater
Charles Babcock
Glenmere
Babcock
William Ball
Craigville
West Craigville
Santwel Deutsch
High Street
Charien
Murray
Theodora F. Lawrence
K. of P. Hall
Hoffman Lodge Attends Church Services Evening
At the First Baptist Church the edifice was filled to the door as about 125 members of Hoffman Lodge No. 412 F and A M attended as guests of the church and the minister who is junior chaplain. The quartet Buck Wengenroth Hulse Thompson sang four selections.
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First Baptist Church
Hoffman Lodge
Charles B. Buck
George H. Wengenroth
Clarence L Hulse
N. W. Thompson
Boy Burns Head and Arms While Burning Bed in Accident
William Fortune, son of Mrs. Alice Fortune of 91 Golden Hill Avenue Goshen, sustained severe burns to the head and arms when attempting to set fire to an old feather bed and kerosene added misdirected fuel, a gust blowing oil and feathers onto his face.
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Goshen
William Fortune
Alice Fortune
Golden Hill Avenue
Jewish stage father Philip Tomaschefsky dies at 69
Philip Tomaschefsky known as the father of the Jewish stage in America died Saturday at his Centerville residence. He was 69 and father of Boris Tomaschefsky, manager of the National Theatre. Born in Glev Russia he came to America 32 years ago and opened the first Yiddish theatre in America on East Fourth Street. He leaves thirteen children.
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Philip Tomaschefsky
America
Centerville
Boris Tomaschefsky
National Theatre
Glev
Russia
Turn Halil
East Fourth Street
Funeral for Fire Victim Odell Held in Cornwall
Harriman December funeral held for Charles H Odell age 43 years 5 months 33 days at M E Church Cornwall. Odell found burned near Bull Hill above William Sutherland place after a camp fire led to clothing catching fire. Survived by sister Mrs Fletcher Rose and several brothers of St John. Fire department reports rabbit dig scene involving a rabbit at night near the scene.
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Harriman
Charles H. Odell
Bull Hill
Wiiliam Sutherland Place
M. E
Cornwall
Qdeli
Sizter
Mre
Fletcher Rose
St John
No More Passes Halt on Railroads Beginning 1914
The note announces a new rule effective January 1 1914 banning passes on railroads except for employees. It outlines scope within Pennsylvania and clarifies exemptions for workers performing duties.
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Pasace
Pennsylvania
Harold Odell Recovers From Severe Foot Cut
Harold Odell has recovered from a severe cut near his foot incurred while chopping wood. The note mentions Gorken, Bee 22 and that he is able to attend town events again. Harry Lindsey of Los Angeles visits his parents Mr and Mrs Frank J Lindsey for a few days.
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Harold Odell
Gorken
Harold Odel
Harry Lindsey
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank J. Lindsey
Liberty Five Triumphs Over Middletown 34 to 25
Liberty defeats Middletown High on its home court 34 to 25 in a rough but clean men’s basketball clash. Key scorers include Ahrens 6 and Bengal 5 for Liberty, Ryerson and Gibbs led Middletown with multiple baskets. The game featured tight defense, late pressure, and postgame events at the Mansion House.
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Liberty High
Middletown High School
Liberty
Middletown
Rew
Fish
Mueller
Ryerson
Shoemaker
Ryeryon
Bengal
Ahren
Gibbs
Ahrens
Spragas
Washington
Orange County Y M C A Holds Big Sunday Day
Goshen residents led by County Secretary Z L Wilcox joined Sunday services in Florida and Washingtonville with the Y M C A. Delegates reported on the New York State convention at Tarrytown, shared talks on What the Conference Meant to Me, and heard music from a double male quartet and local orchestra. The day concluded with remarks on the county Y M C A's work and its open doors for youth.
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Goshen
Orange County
Dr. McElman
Methodist Church
New York State
Tarrytown
Ralph Seacord
Blooming Grove
Subbjed
Ws Marsh
Ralph Pembleton
Thomas Howell
Kenneth Waddell
Whhs Marsh
Wikeor
M. C
F. H. Boyd
Florida
Ralph Pambleton
Wilcox
Washingtonville
Pennell
Presbyterian Church
Washingtonville Y
C. A
Dasenberry
Reevs Makuen
Herald Hosking
Charlies Heas
Poughkeepsie
Herald Hawking
Clarence Ewing
Wilbur
Willis Marsh
County Wilcox
Pastor Pennell
Ymc.a
Bazaar at C. & Seyder home nets three hundred fifty
From Slate Hill on December, a ladies bazaar raised net proceeds of 350 with laughter at Humantphone antics during the evening. Sunday school gathers next week at 1 15 pm for Christmas practice and a preacher’s center meeting is planned for December 31. New York State Agricultural Society meeting set for January 14 to 21, 1814, in Albany.
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C.* & Seyder
All Who Bean
Eertier
Syndar
Lidier
Lie
Calvin J. Hosoc
Sia
Commission Pcr
New York State
Asricultural
Am Mral Credite
Agricuteral Educa
Birth Announcement for a Son on Highland Avenue Extension
Mr and Mrs Edmund Reason announce the birth of a son at their home on the Highland avenue extension.
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Edmund Reason
Homs
Highland Avenue
Post Office Sunday Closing Feels Failure Amid Costs
Washington reports consist of Daniel C. Roper urging repeal to allow Sunday work and compensatory time off for staff. Experimental Sunday mail delivery in western states deemed a failure. he calls to discontinue by July 76 1804 with 300 000 parcel post packages handled in six months of operation.
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Washington
Las
Anna Tepor
Daniel C. Roper
Roper
sWlatea
Daley Visitor From Brocka Spends Few Days in Town
Goshen reports Peter Dailey of Brocka is spending a few days in town on business.
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WR. Daley
Goshen
Peter Dailey
Brocka
Deyertown
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R M Bailey
A. Poley
C. Quinn
County Y. M. C. A
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ZL. Wilcox
F. H. Bord
Dr. McEman
Morrison Tanner
Charles Wheeler
L. Plagersid
Slate Hill
Agricultural Society
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