Mass Meeting Supports Governor Against Race Track Gambiling
A large public meeting in Albany praised the governor's stance on gambling and race tracks. Speakers including Mr Gregg urged backing the governor, urged reform, and noted agricultural societies face lobbying pressures. Campaign funds were raised to oppose race track gambling, with envelope donations collected for the Anti Race Track Gambling Campaign Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Senate
Gregg
Saratoga Race Track
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Ilinois
Taylor
Lawrence
Mr. Hanford
Buinness Men's Association
Albert Manting
Orange County
Pomona Grange
State
Chester
County
Bods
Wight
Walter Laidlaw
Harvey E. Fisk
Eest 19Th Street
New York City
W. M. Fiero
Grege
Walder
Newburgh
Nrack
Jobo Davey Illness and Local Society Notes in Bullville
Jobo Davey suffers a relapse after an appendicitis attack, with improving symptoms. The Bullville column notes Mrs. Joseph Wilkin’s memorial service at Scotchtown Presbyterian Church, mentions Katherine Mills Bull, and recalls local elders dwindling. Dr A Santee visits Bloomingburg. Dr Berkes reportedly seriously ill but improving. Local contractor Newhkirk takes on a large Farm Mills project. George W Evans returns with a carload of horses. Farmers Institute meeting planned in Grange Hall with program and Q&A, followed by a Masquerade event by Alpha Debating Society. Miss Mabel E Green returns from enburg after Feb 7 masquerade. Lincoln bust presentation at Newburgh Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Davey
Hiness
Scotchtown Presbyterian Church
Joseph. Wilkin
Een
A. Santee
Bloomingburg
R. C. Berkes
K.newhkirk
Bullville
Frank P. Mills
Searsville
Uuainess
George W. Evans
Farmers’ Institute
Grange Hall
Mabel E. Green
Venburg
Mildred R. Mackieson
Obituary for Albert Graham of Minisink and kin
Albert Graham of Minisink died at home near Westtown on Friday morning February 14 after months of decline. Born March 4, 1832 in Greenrick, he would have turned 16 shortly. He bought his homestead in 1857 and ran it as a top Kent farm. served as highway commissioner for years. Survived by Frank and Emma on the homestead and Artemas C. of Chenton Park NJ. Funeral Tuesday at 1:00 pm at his home. interment Taoneville Cemetery. Charles Sumner Gale. Also notes Bloomingburg obit for Charles Sumner Gale died Sunday evening. private funeral in Middletown. OBITUARY NOTES: May C. Fife of Willan Kay, Newboro, formerly Walden, died yesterday morning in her 18th year. survived by husband, a married daughter and an adopted son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Graham
Minisink
Westtown
Greenrike
Tillis
Kent
Minisiok
Cordelia
Robert Robertson
Wawayanda
Frank
Emma
Artemas C
Cheton Park
N. J
Inns Home
Charles Sumner Gale
Bloomingburg
Cory Charles Sumner Gale
Times-Press
Middletown
May
Fife
Willan
Kay
Newboteh
Walden
Poday Mominz
Sit
Special Services At Hamptonburgh Presbyterian Church
Rev Willam Brower Johnson arranges week of services before communion at the Hamptonburgh Presbyterian Church February 24 to March 1. Rev E Van Dyke Wight of Westminster Church Middles ton February 25 Rev J Scott King of Like Britain February 26 Rev John H Thompson of Goodhill Church February 27 Rev Francis S Haines of Goshen February 25 Rev William Brower Johnson of Campbell Hall February 29 preparatory service March 1 communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamptonburgh
Willam Brower Johnson
Presbyterian ‘Church
D.D
Westminster Church
Middleton
J. Scott King
Like Britain
John IL. Thompson
Goodhill Church
Francis S. Haines
Goshen
William Brower Johnson
Campbell Hall
Funeral for Jiontoe B Suffern at Fair Oaks
The funeral for Jiontoe B Suffern son of Mr and Mrs Z Suffern was held Sunday at 2 30 pm from his Fair Oaks home. Rev Nicholas E Becker Circleville conducted a largely attended service with a Wallkill River Grange delegation present. Grange members served as pallbearers. Interment followed in Circleville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiontoe B. Suffern
Hir
Z. Suffern
Fair Oaks
Nicholas E. Becker
Circleville
Wallkill River Grange
Gvange
Cizeleville
Local News Briefs from Central Valley Area
Townshend and wife travel by train for health reasons as friends welcome his return home. Typhoid threatens farmer John Maria of Gear Ridge with serious illness, Dr. Miere attends. Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. S Z Suiferm to those helping during illness and after death. flower offerings sent. Weiler and Demorest store closes permanently after brief operation. Central Valley thieves cause disturbances. rumors swirl about Erie Railroad manager A C Stuart potentially taking a job with a western railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AC. Townshend
Jeff
Mr. Townshend
Latch
S. Z
Italian Trephines Incident and Infant Funeral Service
An Italian worker named Grace was struck on the head during Erie tunnel work near Otiseilie Suvardar and underwent trephining at Pontiers Hospital. A separate note reports the funeral of infant Chia Booth, child of Mr and Mrs John Booth, held at their home in South Centreville with Rev Theron Brittain officiating. interment followed at Holbert Cemetery in Slate Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio “Grace
Erie Tunnel
Otiseilie
Suvardar
Pontiers Hospital
Shen
Repovei
Chia
John Booth
Sosth
Iville
Sanday
Theron Brittain
Holbert Cemetery
Slate Run
Goshen Notes Mention Epileptic Patient to Craig Colony
The item lists local happenings in Goshen including A H Levigon moving a house on West Main, Samuel Ransom to Craig Colony for Epileptics at Sonyea, various social and club events, bowling plans, illness notes on A J Gardner, and community notices about dances, euchre party, hunting, and a valentines gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ransom
Craig Colony
Sonyea
N. Y
Pneumonia Rumors and Local Social Notes From Otisville
Otisville area news notes a time of illness with reports that Hille Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore, is ill with pneumonia. Community events include a Valentine slave auction at the Presbyterian Church, a mothers meeting at Mrs Curtis Garter’s, concert and lecture plans, and notices of visitors and callers among Port Jervis and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Moore
Hille
Charles Moore
Walters
Edin Smith
Hank
Carlotta Eagar
Port Jervis
Westbrookville
Nelliearter Bag
Eral
Lincoln's
New York
Curtis i Garter
Jack” Wilson
Arline Ott
Edna Smith
Mount Hope
Reta Northrup
Ketcham
Presbyterian Church
Horace Patterson
Silvia Easton
Grace Boyd
Rosch
Helen Fraeson
Alfred Ketcham
Valentine
Nancy Ma
Yellow Rose
F. P. Howser
Nellie G. Robbins
Sylvia
Easter
S. Laing
Ruth
Howser
Patterson
Ar Eacore
Lester Glass
Hazel C. Glass
Clarence Glass
Ice In The Delaware Breaks Up Flooding Nearby Rivers
Ice in the Delaware and Neversink rivers broke up Saturday night and Sunday morning, causing apprehension with little damage. The Lackawaxen ice moved into the Delaware as water rose, flooding the Sparashuh area and flooding streets near Barrett Bridge. Tyre States saw damage from Clare Brook rising, a bridge washed away, two trees undermined, and several houses flooded. Lieut Powellson recalled in the New York Herald for his role in the Maine explosion investigation with a published photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neversink
Delaware
Irodock
Air House
Clare
Lieut Powelson
Sundar
New York Herald
U. S
Maine
Havana
Harber
Lieut. W. XS. Powelsom
Fragmentary cryptic note from Kansas City paper
A garbled excerpt from the Kansas City Independent shows a cryptic dialogue about truth and falsehood, mentioning 1907 knowledge and a vague commercial context. The text is fragmentary and difficult to interpret, preserving only scattered names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Sq?burke Acti and
Kaneas City
Police Raid on Malochleb Ends in Gamble Charge
Police raided a gambling room on West Main Street where suspects hid chips and cash. Malochleb was arrested for common gambling after a late court session. bail set at 1500 dollars. Several youths fled, and officers took witnesses to await grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omcers Wilson
Gier
Omeer Greeve
Malochleb
Ena
Malocheb
Corwin
Ux ‘dl
Malachieh
West. Main”streat
Malochleb Oy
Greeve
John Bright
Bail Granted in Afternoon Bond Hearing
Bail set at 12:45 PM Monday with two bondsmen, each securing $1,500. The defendant, identified as Jeasimt Erokrenstody, appeared as the subject of the temporary release motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Sun
Newak
Port Jervis Fire Department Officer Election Results
The Port Jervis Fire Department held its annual officer election in the common council chamber on Thursday from 7 to 9 pm. Seventy eight votes were cast electing Chief Udear J. Sardine First Assistant Fred W. Grunwald Second Assistant William Higgins Secretary H. W. Speer Treasurer Charles W. Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Ity
Udear J. Sardine
Fred W. Grunwald
William Higgins
H.W. Speer
Charles W. Prussia
Mr Remsen Opens Ice Cream Store at 142 North Street
Jim Remsen recently leased 142 North Street and opened a new ice cream store described as attractive and bright with a well furnished interior. A schoolgirl in Franklin Square fell from a sli gh and was struck near a trolley as the car sped by, narrowly avoiding contact with the fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Remsen
Jim Remsen
North Street
Franklin Square
Died of pneumonia in 8th year at Fulton Street home
Artie K Jones son of Mr and Mrs Arthin Jones died at 4 PM at his grandparents home 95 Fulton Street after a week long battle with pleuro pneumonia He was a bright popular pupil at Bennett Hut school His loss greatly saddens his mother and grandparents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthin
Jones
Hatfield Lasser
Fulton Street
Bennett Hut Schol
Valentine party at Stoker home yields card game prizes
Florence Siik hosted a valentine gathering for forty friends at the Stoker home on Fast avenue in Priddy. Hearts were played with Miss Bessie Burland taking first prize, Miss Katherine DeWitt second, and Mrs. F. W. Medrick the consolation. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sik
Florence Siik
Stoker
Fast Avenue
Priddy
Bessie Burland
Katherine DeWitt
F. W. Medrick
Rev John Houston Delivers Two Helpful Sermons
Waiden Citizen correspondent reports Rev John H. Houston preached two helpful sermons Sunday. A reader asked who can preach like that and where he is from, noting his impact in the WailKill church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WailKill
The
Waiden Citizen
John .H. Houston
Seasonable and Reasonable Bargains on Heavy Goods
Seasonal reminder to wear and prepare for cold weather with reductions on heavy suits overcoats underwear caps and gloves. Two week sale offers genuine bargains and fair treatment with all goods made right if not satisfactory.
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Dago One
Jobn Maria
Snown
Gear Ridseburr
Miere
Weiler & Demorest
Iy T. A. Weiler
Permmalents
Saterdar Aisht
Central Valley
Vai
Noydtae
Stuart
A. C. Stuart
Erie Raijimad
Western Railroad
eMre
A. H. Levigon Bik
Fouk Iharkiers County
Sveniur
Son van Viet
John F.halstead
Pereisner
Percy
D. Gott
Aribir ‘Decker
Arthur J
Senden
M. E
Junior League
Goshen Special and Athletic Association
Arthur Decker
Themis EB. Grier
C. He. Thompson
George L. Jackson
Montgomery C
Ith
Eniige
Yas
William Ackrard
Stamford
Gochen Lodge
No. 383
A. J. Gardner
Granse Hall
Ib Gott
Epworth
M.el Church
Bela
Mary Eckert
West Main Street
Charles E. O'Neal
Mr. O'Neal
Christie B. Hayne
George W. Decker
Julius Schmid
Schmid
Deckers
Isaac Eckert
John R. Townsend
Townsend
Orange Counts
Hany Rankin
New Mexico
Hillburn
Dikeman Hose Co
Joseph Kane, Jr
Buffalo
Edna Potter
Kingston
Crvies
Hudna River
Mary F. Moore
Lorande Potter
Mt. Kis
Potter
Murray
Avenue
Goshen Lodge
Otisville
Maloghleb
Wateh Ie Waal
W. A. Hartin
East Main Street
Middletown, N. Y
J. ¥. Demerest Dry Goods CO
Hart Davis
North St
Express
Panama
Slik
Venice
Lawn
Cviten Tonlards
Steen
Utica
Foe
Salem
Mohawk
Washington
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