Corporal Hoyt Died in France During World War I
The article honors Corporal Wesley A. Hoyt of Anester and mentions his brother Misses Daselia Hoyt, a nurse. He served as company clerk, joined in 1917, fought near Verdun, and was killed by a German machine gun in the Meuse area during the spring of 1918. He is buried at Belleau, with details of his death and missing relatives noted.
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Chateau Thierry Cettur
France
Aminran
Vlaught
Varta
Corpecel
Wealey A. Top
Anester
Mise Daselia Hoyt
AL JL Noble
Boyt
Wax Company
Hest
St Tivenas
Virgin Islands
Clark
Peegerad
Quanta
Var
Titse
Prante
Arrivad
Nh Treat
Dordéarex
Lohan
Farina Thassane
Om Atall
Choumiyatta
Ville
Qeren Verdun
Harntinient
Guile Anter
Wei
Jawan
Chatagu-Thletey
Dracut
Sonne
Welles Wood
Colprial
Falponerm
Uegen
Sytman Rallet
Netim
Fotert
Belleau
Newburgh Couple Weds in Saturday Ceremony
Newburgh couple Catherine Bir and Bruarl Hirec Merx wed Saturday at the St. Kestminster Reformed Church with parents Mrs Hiram Stromemaker and Mr and Mrs Won in attendance. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Mindy of the American Reformed Church amid family witnesses.
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Newtorety
Saturtap. Atte
Pion
Mise
Catherine IL Tebe
Treuehter
Bir
Hiram Stromemaker
Stuntengrey
Bruarl Hirec Merx
Eon
Won
Dre
Michael IL Hin
Tilers
Trangarohu
Lalda’e Parente. the Cenmony Was Performed, Uy Telev, St. Kesminr Mindy
The
Atirean Reformed
Thureh
Lincoln Orr Pictured in New York Evening Times
Pictured is D. Lincoln Orr of Orange County Yarn and Steein, with a caption noting his role and the Poultry Show remains in Madigan Square. The blurred text references a ceremony or event dated by the paper’s layout, highlighting Orr’s appearance.
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New York
Raturday
fAncele Orr
Orange County
Madigan Square
Ganten
Services for Late John Barleycorn at Grand View Hotel
A chaotic notice describes a memorial service and funeral procession for John Barleycorn at the Grand View Hotel in Ail View on January 22. It mentions attendees, decorations, and a post ceremony dinner, with garbled details and ornate phrasing.
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Gaene John Barleycorn
Grand View Hotel
Little Girl Killed by Auto Trick at Walden
Dramatic account of a trolley collision near Walden at Main and Dine. A child died when a trolley struck the curb and juggernaut pole, with emergency crews rushing to the scene. Numerous names and improvised phrases appear in garbled OCR.
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Walden
Walifin
Jan
Drs FA
Erie Man M W McGuire Dies at 42
M W McGuire an Erie man and longtime railroad worker died Sunday in Bethlehem Pa at age 42. He was a trusted member of the rail line community and had served in salerooms earlier in his career. He is survived by a brother and other relatives.
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Sint Servis
Betilehem
Captain Karl Wilhelm Detzer Trial for Alleged Cruelty
An article fragment reports a general court martial proceeding against Captain Karl Wilhelm Detzer in France. He is accused of cruelty to an American prisoner of war and of arranging a "frame-up" against another officer. Details are incomplete in the damaged text.
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John Wer
Cape Hole van Rasa
Pisin Joir
Baa
Besa
Karl Wilhelm Detzer
Prisimem Oat AeMane
France
Anne Plato
Ecale
Lahlane Dubatel 2
V S Welfare Program Promotes Americanization Efforts
The article discusses a prominent welfare program efforts to Americanize foreigners through naturalization, schooling in English and U.S. history, and integration in the workforce. It highlights administrative plans, language classes, and cultural education as pathways to American life, with emphasis on teaching civics, government, and social duties to new arrivals.
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Y. UC
Andersam
MLCA
York City
Naurts
Coaching Tears For Coming Olympiad Preparations
A fragmentary report outlines coaching tears and preparations for the upcoming Olympic Games in Antwerp. It notes Italian and American coaches training athletes across events including track and field, boxing, archery, cycling, yachting, swimming, and shooting as athletes from various nations gear up for the seventh Olympiad scheduled from late August to September.
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Fiaiddeme
Hrusete
Antwerp
Evant
Olyenpia
A. Marriott
Pypal
Tun
Pala
Caeche-Alovabla
Karl P
Germany
Poland
Biberia
Personal Income Tax Column From Kingston Notes Rules
The Kingston grid layout outlines the New York income tax rules for tradesmen and farmers, detailing capital gains, inventory valuations, and when gains are taxable. It cites Form 361, references state and federal provisions, and notes that farm income from produce and orchard sales affects returns if items were marketed.
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New New York
Oranee
Greene
Reae
Complex tax questions span exemptions and investment rules
A dense survey covers exemptions for dependents abroad, ministerial pensions, and investment treatments. It discusses personal, spousal, and dependent exemptions, income from bonds, real estate, stock notes, and corporate dividends, plus depreciation and discount rules for 1919 returns. It cites scenarios with international dependents, clergy income, and legal fees under federal and New York rules.
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Bateva
Ceartim
Floger
Lakée
Aes Tallawad
Marty
Tog Durpusea
Schenectady
Europe
Périndard
Korps
Becausa
Italy
Marris
Ciiar
A. Navy
United States Court For the
New York
S | Uecwlations
Nloe
Cumias
Tacoma
Trevine
Attorzer
Seraence
United States
Fragmented historic note on ethics and power
A garbled text fragment discusses ethics, power, responsibility, and influencing others. It mentions correcting energy, making others appear responsible, and notions of freedom. The passage reads as a puzzled jumble with no clear narrative or date.
Reverend Saunders Preaches at Local State Hospital
The Universalist Church of Lux Gay conducted religious services at the State Megastady Me hospital with Rev. Saunders delivering a sermon on trust and fortitude. Musicians and local staff participated as the event unfolded in a period-voice, with references to hospital life, census completion, and uniform changes for staff noted in the broader hospital happenings.
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Rev. Saunders
State Hospital
Kaunirs
Clhleter
Christ
Universalist Church
Coo
Lux
State Megastady
Mra II L Weantz
EL Corteline
Valimer
Mir
Cornelius
Dressler
Gounod
Ira ‘Wagner
Au Mer
George F. Heath Aged Printer Dies in Paraly sis
George F. Heath a retired printer and Ellenville resident died at his daughter s home in Tarrytown Friday Jan 16 after a paralytic stroke at age 30 He worked at Ellenville Journal and Ellenville Press before retiring years ago He was a member of the Baptist Church and is survived by two sons Henry and William Heath of Ellenville and his daughter in Tarrytown Funeral services were conducted at the Ellenville Church by Rev C A Thing and burial followed near Ellenville
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Brearille
Gerorge F. Heath
Tanrtown
Mr. Heath
Fallen
Ellegtlle Journal
Ellentile Press
Unuil Alok
Jeie
Bia
Hvlag
Tarryidwn
Duriog
Ellenville
Tetero
Tarrytown
C.A. Thing
Henry
William. A. Heath
Old Gen Knox Home Is Now Much Improved
The Knox home in New Wad sor today is one of the finest historic buildings. The Knox Headquarters Association bought the property after the State refused to, for preservation, leased to John Wilkie, a New York attorney, for a term of years with rent to fund improvements. Wilkie has since summer transformed the place with carpenters painters and many layers of paint removed by burning. The building now appears well kept suburban and a credit to the adjacent area, open for inspection by visitors under Wilkie’s supervision.
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Xmox
New
Wad
Kook Meadquarters |Association
John Wilkie
New York
Wilkie
Uma
Edurant
Gen Knox
Ellenville Families Head to California for Stay
Ellenville residents Dorle and son Francis depart Monday for California to spend several months with their son Larry Dusty in Merced where Francis plans to enter Merced High School. Miss Currie Doyle will visit her brother in New York before joining her sister in Coopestown. The family intends to join parents later in the Golden State.
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Dorle
Francis
California
Larry Dusty
Merced
Against Vivisection Correspondence in New Jersey
Altany New Jersey January 20 letter from John J Toylas of Demerat New York criticizes vivisection supporters and mentions years of legislative action and proposed bills. The piece notes the Times Argus section and claims over 30,060 daily readers.
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Altany
N. J
Bewater
John J.toylas
Demerat
New York
Times Artas
Orver
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Corporal Hoyt
Newburgh
D. Lincoln Orr
Wilia
K. Nue
Grand View
J. Harteycorn
Rene Turr
Feavetells J. Hachersarmer
Eanyry IvAtin
Harn
Willm
Urie
Mamahating
Frenk Tulan
Wik Tam Jue
Ubidletoma
Eiteht
Miciletuen
Keun
Oteett
Kiartup
Dell
Owl Mes Astor
Ant Sea Livtiua
Wortstotas
Keeles
Feduund
Dury Ker
New York City
Stra Dachen
J. Martin
Corsta
Pairie
Hunter
Erie
Werkara
Patribtia
America
Dieralute
Errera
T. Mc. A
Bih Broadway
Kingston
N. Y
Ulsten
Greene and
Orange
Wreharda
Ceneta
Techicn
Army Hospital
Times
Mireautas
U. & Army
Ena Nat
Aelarica
Temaston
U. S
Meidale
Manuel Man Ving
Ieee
Des SS
Christ Church
Mise Digwkins
Anytume
Geirer
Ruby
Clarence
Cheney
Horatio Stallock
State Hospital Commission
Ashley
Albany
Hospital Commission
Lawrenow
Rourks
Dutlee
A. Faulkner
Elizabeth Rourke
Hurtan Goff
Ward
Nowan Strret
Faber
Yiogat
Midalrtown
Thia Inatiiu
Anderson Ellwond
Andes
Delaware
George S. Daria
Grosvenor J. Kitne
Carrion Oo
Anna Kellam
Callicron
Fredy S Kellam
Trask
Acala
Long Head
Calif
Bren
Conks
Droeser
Bro
Sfra
Arthur IL Gillette
Thoropponville
Shich
Lolerrat
Feo
Fradasiea
Iba Mee
Mater Baring
Watla
Hos Pita
Tole du Ronda
Normandy Cay
Waltresera
Dreesea
George F. Heath
Gen. Knox
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