Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta Draws Busy Crowd
Middletown reports a strong Cornell lead as crews from Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse and Wisconsin compete in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on the Hudson. Three events scheduled with favorable weather and many local spectators including notable officials traveling to Poughkeepsie to watch.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson River
Cornell Varsity
Siower
Wills Admitted In Surrogate Court Across Several Towns
The Surrogate's Court records admit last wills and executors for multiple residents. Ann Eliza Saver of Middletown and others including Mary E Helme Blooming Grove, Increase C Jordan Middletown, and Anna Leonard Washingtonville have estates progressing to executors and administrators. Guardianships and administration orders appear for Ella M and Viola Wilson, and for John J Sigee and Cornelia C Stage among others in Goshen and neighboring towns.
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Ann Eliza Saver
Lnte
Middletown
William 8. Saver
Frank Fancher
Margaret T. Brower
Hamptonburgh
Garrett T- Townsend
Mary E. Helme
Blooming Grove
William C. Reed
Henrys S. Pound
Wawayanea
Jennie B. Pound
Marr E. Pound
Increase C. Jordan
Middle-town
Emma Jordan
Joseph V. Jordan
Alva Serbolt
Marr Waller
Mount Hope
Anna Leonard
Franklin Muntner
Washingtonville
Augustus D. Mulliner
Ella M
Viola Wilson
Elia G. Johnson
Goshen
John and
Marie M. O'Grady
Mary C. O'Grady
Wother
Newburgh
Robins
Sarah al Tata
Wallkill
George W. Compton
Hartt
Ron Compton
Meares
Denis
James E. Clear
Thomas Uh
Greenville
Chares
C. Fors
Amanda M. Clark
John
Middletown Boy Rows for Cornell Freshmen Crew
Clinton B. Ferguson of Middletown, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson, earned No. 3 seat on the Cornell Freshmen crew. A Middletown High graduate, class of ’DS, he won a state scholarship to Cornell and starred on the local football team which held Orange County championships for three years. This marks the first Middletown youth to row for all University crews, boosting interest in the Poughkeepsie races.
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Middletown
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Cornell
Thomas C. Rogers
D. W. Corbett
A. Taylor
Allan
Special County
H. B. Royce
R. M. Rorty
Tohn Ferguson
Clinton B
Clinton B. Ferguson
John Ferguson
Cornell University
Orange County
Tniversity
Abraham Johnson Sentenced to Thirty Days in Goshen Jail
Abraham Johnson was jailed in Goshen for thirty days after a Port Jervis police charge of disorderly conduct. He attended a boxing exhibition on June 3 and fought the principal bout. When not training for the Port Jervis Athletic Club bonus he drives an automobile for a Port Jervis resident.
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Abraham Johnson
Goshen
Port Jervis
Johnson
Polish Girl Missing From Her Goshen Home
A young Polish girl who recently emigrated to the United States and stayed with her sister Mrs John Zaleski on Montgomery Street Goshen has vanished from the Craps family home nearby where she had been employed. Decker has been notified and is using all means to locate her. She returned to the stage later in a Brooklyn sketch authored by Mrs Newton Benningan who is ill in Middletown.
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Europe
John Zaleski
Montgomery Street
Goshen
Miling
Craps
Decker
Derby
Goshen Ind. Republican
Newton Beaningan
Middletown
Roral
Brooklyn
Marr Eblen
Independence Day at Columbia Park Presented With Varied Attractions
A celebration at Columbia Park Mandal features bowling alleys and standard amusements plus two O. & W. E. band concerts and afternoons and evening dancing. A mass luncheon in the Nabborne style is planned at noon. Friends entertained include Miss Suean McAvoy of Yonkers hosting a party with Mrs. Franct, Yinka Ceamins, and Tremper.
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Independence
Columbia Park Mandal
Suean McAvoy
Yonkers
Mid- Aletown
Erie Gets Cooke Works Transfer Into Railways Company
Fragmented OCR summary mentions Erie, Cooke Works, and transfers involving American Local Company into a Railways Company. Notes fines and passage through Tenis Shop with references to Rogers and Americar company. Unclear details due to garbled text.
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Erie
Cooke Works
Taterenn
Railways Company
Yande
Entebe
Themen
Smmples
Cookeswark
Rogers
Americar
Times-Press Cuts Attracting Notice At Walton Pond
An item notes a gathering near Walton Pond with mentions of officials, a union, and a public health facility. It references a future reunion at Walton and references local figures such as W. A. Brinkman and others. Details are fragmented but indicate a community event with administrative involvement.
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Watton
W. A. Brinkman
Frank Fe.garr
Rennion
Walton
FO TOUR BRITISH ISLES
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tour with names including Jorfan and Jancniena and references to a prairie area and a 24 hour schedule. A pastor and church connections are mentioned with an arrest or call related to the Presbyterian Church in West.
Pine Bush Social News and Local Appointments
Social notes from Pine Bush detail visits to Orange Lake and Newburgh at Washington's headquarters and a Rev Revolution relic tour. Local developments include hoist installation at Vernooy storehouse a large swarm of bees in Maple avenue and repairs at the Reformed Church parsonage. The Taylor House gains paintwork and the Pine Bush Band plans a Monday concert with village refreshments for fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Decker
Broadhead
Helen Broadhead
Orange Lake
Newburgh
Washington
Simon Vernooy
Hig
Maple Avenue
Jacob Rhinehart
Josiah Howell
Middletown
Hiawatha
Houge
Clara Gray
Dorothy | Thisteothwaite
Utica
Wilson
Ira M. Corwin
Merchants’ National Bank of
Middle
Town
Richard Woodruff
Little Son
Pitchield
Mass
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Abram Scott
Taylor
Herman Hewitt
Michael J. Bagen
Walden
J. L. McKinney
Cragsmoor
Pine Bush Band
J. B. Ward
Communion Services Announced by Ridgebury Pastor
The Rev F A Gates of Ridgeburr will conduct communion at the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening July 18. The church lawn shows improvement thanks to Mr Landis. Mrs Aurelia Smith of Slate Hill has visited Mrs Wilk Robertson the past week. Mrs C C Fullerton entertains relatives from Orange NJ. Don’t forget the C E business meeting at the church Wednesday July 7. Mrs Chauncey Bennett and Mrs Joe Turner spent Thursday in Middletown. Mrs James LaRue stepped on a nail last Wednesday causing a painful foot wound.
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F. A. Gates
Ridgeburr
Presbyterian Church
Landis
Aurelia Smith
Slate Hill
Wilk Robertson
C. C. Fullerton
Orange
N. J
C. E
Chauncey Bennett
Joe Turner
Middletown
James LaRue
Middletown Y Branch Plans Devotional Service and Meeting
The Middletown Y Branch will hold a devotional service at the Home for Aged Women on South Street Sunday at 3 o'clock with Rev Dr Van Dyke Wight of Westminster Church speaking. The regular monthly business meeting follows at 8 o'clock in the WC UT rooms on North Street. Also noted are social items about local residents and a transfer of Mr and Mrs Ata Mead to Middletown with Mead as Erie railroad engineer.
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Middletown Y
South Street
van Dyke Wight
Westminster Church
Irs
Moore
Weld Mion
Wcc T. U
North Street
Ata Mead
East Mainet
Auadidown
Alead
Erie Railroad
Wy Tae Company
Middletown
Nesta News
New Mail Carrier Patten Serves Port Jervis Line
Rove Findlay carried the snail between Port Jervis and Milford Virginia for forty nine years in that service. Charles B. Thorn of Milford entered work that week for mail duty.
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Rove Findlay
Port Jervis
Midford
Fay
Charles B. Thorn
Milford
Reception to Pastor and Mrs Res and Martin Lather Hacer
A reception was held Thursday at Newhaven Tech to honor Pastor and Mrs Res and Martin Lather Hacer. The event celebrated their partnership and supported community outreach efforts.
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Newhaven Tech Thurslay
Nagter
Res
Martin Lather
Will Camp At Mombasha Rev Retest Trace Clark
A brief note indicates Trace Clark formerly connected to Rev Retest is to be examined or recalled in relation to events at Mombasha. The fragment hints at actions involving a person linked to a religious or revival group and a potential retest or verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Mombasha
Trace Clark
Invitation Accepted at Walden Firemen Event
A fragment notes the Enterprise at Walden and a firemen gathering connected to an invitation. The column from the Times-Press hints at a social or civic event with local interest.
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Acrepie
Walden
Installation of Wallkill Council Officers
At the regular Wailkill Council meeting Jr. O. U. A. M. officers elected last time were installed. Names include Herbert Dougherty and B F Hunt as councillor and vice councillor, with George B. Potter and Charles Miles among secretaries. Installing officer Henry Loveland acted in place of absent Deputy Edsall. A visit from Greenwood Council Turner on July 8 was planned and a buffet lunch followed.
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Wailkill Council
Herbert Dougherty
B. F. Hunt
George B. Potter
Charles Miles
A.J . Wood
Ernest Hallock
Henry Loveland
John Nell
Harvey Hulse
Sentinel
George Hess
Willam
Turner
Bloomingburg Man Regains Consciousness After Flushing Crash
Flavius Miller, son of Mr and Mrs H Miller of this area, was badly injured in a motor car accident near Flushing on Thursday. He has regained consciousness but physicians estimate only a one in a hundred chance of recovery. Miller suffered skull and multiple fractures, internal injuries, while his wife and mother were at Gardiner bedside. Other local items note Esther Collins’s illness, Dr Bull's new car, home improvements by Charles Miller, visits by J H Seybolt, Dr and Mrs Dunning, Chapman brothers, W Braxington moving to Winterton, and G W Collard lending his baseball field for the season.
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Flavius Miller
H. Miller
Flushing
L. L
Gardiner
Esther Collins
Woman's Guild Sale and Lawn Party at St. Pauls Church
The Women's Guild of St. Paul's Church hosts a summer sale and lawn party on church grounds in Chester on the evening of July 15 with no admission charged.
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Women's Guild of
St. Paul's Church
Landslide Buries Over Hundred Men Near New Docks
AP report from Monmouthshire dated July 2 describes a massive landslide at new docks burying nearly 100 workers. In Wallkill, James Byrne, aged resident, dies at his daughter's home after general debility. Other obituaries include Lily Brown age 25, and Edward G. Brown mentioned in a separate death. Funeral details and local remarks follow.
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Associated Press
Monmouthshire
Unclear OCR item notes Bond Purchases and Newburgh figures
Fragmentary OCR reports George Bannister returning from New York with a car and an unresolved city age reference. It mentions Wexi at the car fet Spating PATPMuEs and a sale where Barnard J. Collins buys bonds at a bid of 145.30, with references to Newburgh City and local improvements.
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Marign Agency
George Bannister
New York
Wexi
Patpmues
WR. Collins
Newburgh
Barnard J. Collins
Goshen Defeats Chester in Orange County League Tilt
Goshen beat Chester 7 to 4 at Driving Park on Thursday. John J. Landy hit a first inning homer driving in two runs. Umpire P F G Seeker from Chester was knocked unconscious by a line drive but revived. Goshen pitchers Pell Chapell Landy and Hammil-O'Brien starred. Quick of Middleton fielded well.
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Goshen
Chester
Driving Park
John J. Landy
Rhis
PF. G. Seeker
Chappell
Hammil
Orange County League
Refused Ticket Leads to Erie Rail Case in Port Jervis
In Port Jervis Justice Gregg heard Jhn J. VanSickie of Layton New Jersey sue Erie Railroad for $50. He alleged a September 22 1908 ticket denial at Briel depot caused hours of delay and extra costs. Erie argued he could have paid cash and claimed a rebate. Van Sickie said he paid three fares to reach his destination. Decision reserved.
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Justice Gregg
Port Jervis
Court of Special Sessions
Jhn J. VanSickie
Layton
N. J
Erie Railroad Company
Briel
Galion
Ohio
Erie
van Sickte
John W. Lyon
John Brigat
Thomas Watts
Middletown
Michael Moran Bitten by Farm Horse Near Montgomery
Michael Moran suffered a severe bite to his left arm when a farm horse attacked him near the Beemer Schoolhouse, Montgomery. Medical aid was summoned and the injury was bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Moran
Montgomery
Rlichael Moran
Senate Abolishes Duty on Coffee From Discriminating Countries
The Senate swung the tariff scale today by striking the maximum and minimum rate amendment and removing the two percent duty on coffee and tea from nations that discriminate against U S products.
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BP Associated Press
Washington, BD. C
Senate
United States
WYMENEAL Decker Van Houten wedding noted
C E Decker and Miss Minnie Van Houten wed quietly Wednesday at 3 pm at the groom’s home 109 North Street Rev Walter Austin Wagner officiated in the presence of close friends. After a short honeymoon the couple will reside at 103 North Street post July 15.
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Decker—Van Houten
C. E Decker
Minnie van Houten
North Street
Walter Austin Wagner
First Congregational Church
Decker
Fridaptacht Lancelot Ledge Seeks Rank Members
Fridaptacht Lancelot Ledge under K of PB initiated ten members into the second rank. Grand Chancellor H. W. Groene of Highland Mills conducted the official visit. Nest Friday night the third rank will be worked.
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Fridaptacht Lancelot Ledge
H. W. Groene
Lighland Mills
Seventy Years Old Diary Notes New Bottle Prices
Fragmentary diary-style text mentions pricing changes and a 50 cent bottle, noting it as the cheapest option while others rise. Historic-sounding references to old figures and spraine-like terms suggest miscellaneous consumer notes.
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Angie
Making Money On the Farm Wheat Rotation and Crop Diversification
An old farming article argues wheat farming should diversify with more livestock and crops. It explains classes of wheat winter and spring, regional suitability, and rotation benefits. It stresses better soil care, ground preparation, and use of drills to improve yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joose
Gry
Wheat Harvest Practices Improve Per-Place Yields
Reports from a Minnesota station describe experiments showing higher yield per acre when following cultivated crops with wheat. Proper variety selection, timely harvest, and careful handling boost quality and price, while stacking, shading, and storage influence bread flour value.
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Minnesota
Cate
Lalor
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