King Albert Takes Oath In Belgium Capital Welcome
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth entered Brussels this morning amid a royal salute and cheering crowds. He pledged tribute to Leopold I and his uncle, praising Africa work and Belgiums economic aims, while thanking foreign condolences on Leopold’s death.
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Bruzeels
Ma Jade
Laeken
Albert
Elizabeth
Laken
Leoveld
Leopold I
Africa
Belgium
Leopold
Harriman Estate Valued Over 200 Million at Death
New York reports that Edward H Harriman's estate was truly worth over 200 million at his death, though a later appraisal set it at 149 million. The gap stems from transfers to his wife and eldest son of securities valued at over 32.9 million shortly before his passing.
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New York
Edward H. Harriman
Alderman Finnothy Sullivan Dies After Illness
Alderman Finnothy P Sullivan lies dying at his home 222 Hast Twelfth street after a week in ill health from a Central Park walk with John J White. Doctors say heart complications may end his life at any moment. Father Mayne administered last rites as Sullivan faced a sinking spell. In politics, Senator J P Ailds or Senator Harvey D Hinman are seen as likely successors to Senator Raines as president pro tem with Allds favored by old guard and Hinman by Hughes supporters.
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Finnothy P. Sullivan
Twelfth Street
Central Park
John J. White
Tim
Father Mayne
J. P. Ailds
Chemango
Harvey D. Hinman
Binghamton
Raines
Hughes
Hinman
Allds
Liberty Derember Institute Attendees Promise Busy Session
A large turnout is expected at the farmers institute today with anticulture and education sections collaborating. High school students gather in the school building while local notables including Anna Tams and Harold Ellison prepare for Christmas travels. Middletown juniors lose 44 to 7 to Linden Hall in a local basketball game.
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Derember Mi
Pergie
Anna
Charles 8
Tams
Heridaye
Col Pre
Harold C. Ellison
Pratt Justis
Reekisn
Antonns Mrizres
Tamne
New York College of Music
Linden Hall
Middletown
Liletts Bich
Warriner Guilty of Embezzlement in Railroads Case
The deposed vice treasurer of the Big Four Railroad pleaded guilty to embezzlement and one count of a related charge, facing a potential term of up to six years in the Ohio penitentiary.
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Warriner
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Thames Te Warnes
Vicu
Big Four
Railresd
Obie
Lawmakers Plan West Point Hearings on Military Academy Needs
A House Military Affairs sub committee with Capron Bradley Steven Anthony Tilson Corvens and Dent, plus a Senate counterpart, will visit West Point in January to hold hearings and guide the forthcoming Military Academy appropriation bill. Senator Rose aims to back the Delaware river dike bill, while local notes discuss profit in selling hay above farm prices.
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United States Military Academy
Hall
House Committee On Military Affairs
Capron
Bradley
Steven
Anthony
Tilson
Corvens
Dent
Senate
West Point
House
John B. Rose
Merritt C. Speidel
Board of Trade
Delaware River
Port Jervis
John D. Stivers
New York
Harfield
Eugene Wood
Fires disrupt work and homes across Sullivan County region
A barn burn at Nathan Bernstein's near Centerville, Sullivan County, consumes 18 cattle and forces about 150 workers from Crawshaw Carpet Co. in Newburgh as flames threaten the plant. Nearby, Eugene Smith's move is interrupted by a house fire, Mrs. Howell breaks her arm in Syracuse, and Port Jervis jail receives steel cells. Hudson River ice slows river traffic. West Shore and C and W railroads report coal thefts at Cornwall, Jones Point, and West Haverstraw.
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Nathan Bernstein
Centerville
Sullivan County
Crawshaw Car 1Pet Co
Newburgh
Eugene Smith
Glster Heights
O. P. Howell
Port Jervis
Kenyon
Syracuse
S. G. McDonald
Upper Hudson
Coxsackie
Albany
West Shore
Cornwall
Jones Point
West Haverstraw
Blooming Grove horse thief society names officers
The Blooming Grove Horse Thief Detective Society held its annual meeting and named officers for the coming year including President T. C. Brewster and Treasurer Wa H. Brewster. No horse thefts reported. Albert Fuller, jailed in Rhode Island, linked to a past theft. Students and locals return for holiday vacations from various colleges.
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Blooming Grove
Brewster
Albert Fuller
Rhode Island
J. B. Luaper
Fuller
Lieoming Grove
Copenhagen University Declares Cook’s North Pole Claim Unproven
The University of Copenhagen reversed its early support for Dr. Cook’s claim to have reached the North Pole. A consistory report found his submitted notebooks valueless, containing only results rather than original observations, and concluded no proof of pole reach. News of the ruling surprised scientific circles in New York.
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Copenhagen
University of Copenhagen
Cook
North Pole
Dr. Cook
New York
Denmark
John R. Bradley
Arctic
Mr. Wack
Christmas Observances And Local Notices In Town
December 23 notes Christmas observances across churches and services. Rev. Schultz of the Church of the Holy Communion has been ill but improving. Mrs. Ostrander learned of a brother’s death in Binghamton. Charles Gildersleeve of HARFEYVILLE, formerly New Mexico, died Sunday and was buried Wednesday in Liberty Cemetery after service by Rev. J A Cowan. Locals expecting Christmas travel, J Stewart ill with cold. High School basketball celebrated a win over Middletown. Christmas Eve games in Music Hall. Christmas free exercises planned in churches.
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Schultz
Church of the Holy Communion
G. W. Ostrander
Binghamton
Charles H. Gildersleeve
Harfeyville
New Mexico
J. A. Cowan
Liberty
Liberty Cemetery
Mount Salem Christmas Social and World Tour Plans
Mrs and Mrs Sanford Nearpass of Montagne spent Thursday with Mrs Elizabeth Bartlow at Jobz 3 Gortrights. Mr and Mrs AL Morris presented their daughter Maud with plaza for Christmas. The social at John J Cort righi's was well attended. Mr and Mrs Frank G Noyes of Napa Cal and Miss May E B Royt of Newcastle Pa visited relatives and sailed on the Adriatic for an eight month world tour. L S Hart and his brother Protxy and wife summered at Mount Salem and Patterson. Nathaniel Brown of Central Voller Ged Tue sday attended the Friends meeting in Cornwall Friday at 2 pm. PERS tlachmbh 4 Japanese average height noted.
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Sanford Nearpass
Montagne
Elizabeth Bartlow
Jobz
Gortrights
AL Morris
Maud
Plaza
John J. Cortrighi
Frank G. Noyes
Napa. Cal
May E B. Royt
Newcastle
Hort
Frank G. Hort
Jamestown
Ape
L. S. Hart
Mount Salem
Paterson
Ellenville Briefs Include Trips Land Entries And Events
Miss Katharine Morse returns from a three month trip near Rapid City South Dakota. Miss Bailey joins her, plans 160 acres at Imlay and a soon to be finished ranch. Halley buys thirty horses. Tax notices issued for thirty days at multiple stores. Various locals travel to Texas, Cleveland, and New York. Fire escape contracts and holiday basketball games noted. Teachers depart Kingston for Christmas, and Norbury Hall hosts a holiday dance and alumni game.
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Katharine Morse
Rapid City
Bailey
Miss Morse
Imlay
Misa Halley
Graham
Sylvester K. Hasbrouck
New York
First National Bank
Dougher’s
Greenfield
Napanoch
Easman’s
Lackawack
Anderson’s
Kerbankson
Thornton's
Spring Glen
Terwilliger’s
Oscar Krause
Texas
Y M C A Notes County Committee Meets in Goshen
The Orange County Y M C A special committee meeting met in Goshen on Monday December 26 twelve members attended County Secretary Wilcox was granted a three month leave of absence due to ill health and resolutions of thanks were prepared Dr Stone of Cornwall on Hudson was elected a new committee member Regular business reports were encouraging The meeting adjourned to February 5 181 for the next quarterly session
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Orange County
Goshen
Z. L. Wleox
Wilcox
Stone
Cornwall-con-Hudson
Bloomingburg Christmas Notes and Local Visits
Rev Donald G Campbell recently named to the Reformed Church will occupy the pulpit Sunday. Ghver Clapham is housebound after an illness. The annual Christmas box for Miss Carrie Dickinson of New York was sent Thursday. Miss Dickinson is a widow and has long received boxes from the church ladies. John Gomez of New York made a brief flying visit Wednesday evening, returning Thursday morning.
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Donald G. Campbell
Reformed Church
Ghver Clapham
Carrie Dickinson
New York
Montgomery News Highlights From December Day Ledger
Montgomery notes place of Seton Hall student Paul Delaney visiting the Catholic rectory with Rev. Leones, local moves and travels, a postoffice addition construction leased by government, band meeting results, upcoming Christmas events, ice house work, and a parochial school holiday closure. Numerous residents and visitors are listed with brief movements and local jobs.
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Seton Hall College
South Orange
N. J
Montgomery
F.C. Leones
Floyd Owes
Harriet Reosa
Walden
Frank Lee
Charles H. Kayne
Mexico
Canada
Alaska
Vancouver's
Honolulu
Lee
Bon Am! Company
Patrick Conty
Buffalo
Joseph Isles
Kayser
W. Va
Joseph Birback
Chauncey Brooks
Postoffice
Peter Rogers
Wellsville
Egbert Douglass
Beatrice Brown
Perry
New York City
Brooklyn
Town collectors notice for Wallkill taxes 1908 1910s dates
Town of Wallkill tax collector announces receipt of the tax roll and warrant for state and county taxes for the current year. Taxes will be collected weekly at various locations from December 20, 1908 to January 20, 1916 at one per cent, with hours from early morning to mid afternoon.
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Wallkill
County of Orange
Mance
Askews
Fair Oaks
Tueaday
Santee’s. Queotehtown
Circleville
Co. W. Harlow
S. Stony Ford
Ah Bauer
Phillipabu
A Merchants' National Bank
Middletown
Lamson
Howelle
Orange County
P.m
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MR. Harriman
Wife and Son
Olin Fellows
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East Avenue
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Prateton University
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James HH. Rorty
Blm. Rorty
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John Ferguson
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Carl Jferson
Cornell
Edith Macardel
Simmons School
Boston
Esther Macardell
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Borton
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Savare
Burt Hasbrouck
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Norway
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Nathaniel
Brown
Central
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Times-Press
Wm. Madduslen
Ella Adams Dickle
Evelyn Hitchcock
Kimble Hose Co
Rosenberger
John R. DeVany
Cleveland
Ostrander
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Fantinehill Cemetery
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Arthur Denman
Neversink
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
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Kingston
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Holland
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Phoenix
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North Harpersville
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Uvermeur
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Alfred Gaskell
Harold H. Lion
Richard Foster
Trestles
W. W. Dees
B. B. Demjarest
Peter H. Mitchell
O. Seaman
Thomas Graf
Ethel Lord
Syracuse University
Bloomingburg
George Case
Port Jervia
Edward Putt
Montgomery Cornet Band
Firemen’s Hall
George A. Ayers
Harry Crabtree
Joseph Haskin
George Liem
Midaletown
John Garrity
William Alett
David Walsh
Simon Walsh
Irene Overhiser
Hackensack
George T. Overhiser
Emmet Gridley
Edward Palen
Crabtree
Schrade
Elia Hyndman
Goodwill Road
Thurday
Farber
C. Lewes
Empire Store Co
United States District Court
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Corwin
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