Murder of Colonel Wyllie Stirs Indian Political Tension
London reports say Hindu student Mador Lelaf Dhit was arraigned in Westminster Palace Court for willful murder of Lieutenant Colonel Wyllie and Dr Dawes Lalleaca at the Imperial Institute. India office views the killing as political and notes rising unrest in eastern Bengal with deportations drawing sympathy meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mador Lelaf Dhit+agri
Wyllie
Dawes Lallcaca
Imperial Institute
Westminster Palace Court
Lalleaca
India Office
Lord Morley
India
Dhinaga
Sermon on The Purchase Price of Our Salvation
In Scotchtown Rev. Edwin P. Essick of Yonkers preached at the Scotchtown Church on Sunday with a focus on the purchase price of salvation. Visitors include Mr. Genung of New York visiting Mrs. Emma Mills, Miss Woodruff from Middletown visiting Mrs. Jessie Bogardus, and notes on local haying activity along with an ancestral portrait reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Essick
Yonkers
Scotchtown
Our Salvation
Genung
New York
Emma Mills
Olive Branch Holds a Pleasant Meeting
The Olive Branch of the Sunshine Society met at 165 Highland Avenue hosted by Mrs. B. D. Tuthill and Mrs. Barr. A donation to the Convalescent Children's Home was voted and a picnic for the Home’s charges planned for August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch
The
Sunshine Society
D. Tuthill
Barr
Highland Avenue
Skelton
Andrews
H. Gould
T. B. Wood
J. Cox
Jones
Leeman
Bath Pertee
Cyrus Coddington
381
North Street
Railroad Notes Briefs from Middletown and Port Jervis
Leonard Quinn moves from station operator to Middletown railroad tower. Joan R K Douglas becomes clerk for Erie Division Claim Agents in Port Jervis, replacing Joe M Brady reassigned in New York. Erie trainman George Mack injured in milk train incident near Middletown. Port Jervis Hospital treated him. A stray car theft quip ends with a police joke about a kidnaping rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Quinn
Jmon Railroad
Middletown
Downsville News
Joan RK. Douglas
John W. Lyon
Port Jervis
Erie Division
L. C. Senger
B. J. Barley
Douglas
Joe M. Brady
George F. Brownell
New York City
George Mack
Erie
New York
Wurtsboro Notes Full Summer Mix Of Visits Trades And Open House
Philadelphia visitor Miss Clara Rosch stays with sisters on Kingston Avenue. Gypsy campers move north from Valley View. Stork brings a daughter to Joseph Rosch in Liberty. Ethel Stanton of Thrall Hospital Middletown visits. Mrs Kisaem leaves Sullivan Street for Rutherford New Jersey. Renton family enjoys Idlewylde summer home. Jasper Parselle Jr and wife from Otisville spend Sunday at Elmcrest. Crouch family from Le Mars Iowa visit the Rosch homestead. Oak Hill dancing platform at Haven opens for the season. Walter and Mrs Deyo of New Paltz visit J B Holmes. Augustus Vogel and father at Mrs Bullard’s. W J Darby’s remains moved to Monticello with services and interment there. E M Westfall of Hackensack New Jersey spend Fourth at Mrs Dunstan’s. Mrs Ward of New York visits Maple Cottage. Abe Sarine recovering from illness. LeRoy Benedict of Middletown staying with Supervisor Bennett. Mrs William Benz and son of Oswego visit J G Parsell. Mr and Mrs Fred Fingg of Albany guests at Dr Wilklow’s. Hunter’s Camp Yankee Lake hosts many city guests. If Otisville had water like Wurtsboro has sanatorium, and vice versa. Mrs Shecho of New York, seasonal visitor, stops in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rosch
Philadelphia
Wurtsboro
Kingston Avenue
Valley View
Joseph Rosch
Liberty
Ethel Stanton
Thrall Hospital
Middletown
Kisaem
Sullivan Street
Rutherford, N. J
Crouch
le Mars
Iowa
Rosch Homestead
Oak Hill
Haven
Walter Deyo
New Paltz
J. B Holmes
Augustus, Vogel
Father
Monticello
E. M. Westfall
Hackensack
N. J
C. G. Bennett
Mrrs
William Benz and Son
Oswego
J. G. Parsells
S. A. Kaufman
Purdy
Flora Bell Rose
Paterson
A Rose
Mittendorf
Harold Silverstein
Bensoghurst
Le 1
Mrs. Johnson
Bessie
Local Notes From Mount Hope Busy July Fourth Week
Mount Hope residents share visits and gatherings during the Fourth of July. Families from Craigville Washingtonville Yonkers and Middletown visit or host others while Berry pickers predict a large huckleberry crop. A patriotic sermon is reported and the day passes quietly with minor mishaps. Master Harold Silverstein returns from six weeks away and local folks plan cottage summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Crane
Washingtonville July Events and Baseball Open House
July notes from Washingtonville record a patriotic sermon by Rev Pennell, Salvation Army display led by Capt Seigelton, and a church collaboration with the Methodist congregation. The Fourth of July baseball games against Goldenham, Nick’s Inn opening fireworks, bank directors meeting, and visits by residents from Union Hill and Equinunk highlight a busy week with many local boarders in town.
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Pennell
Presbyterian
Chasey
Carrie Brooks
D. 8
Gerow
Philadelpha
Atlantic City
Long Branch
Miss Brooks
Seigelton
Salvathon Army of
Newburgh
Salvation Army
Selgelton
Mr. Pennell
Presbyterian Church
Coldenham
Shons
James Burnett
Main Street
Washingtonville Baseball Club
Washingtonville Boys
Nick's Inn
Vine Crest Farm
Louise McCallen
Joan Gardener
Equinunk
Isaac Nicoll Post
King’s Daughters
Amliss Laura Brooks
Julia Parkinson
San Francisco
Gal Vie
West Shore Railroad
Washingtonsire Bank
Frank Jessup
Russel Dusenpury
Undercliffe
N. I
S. Olin Giles
Edward
Union Hil
N. J
Amity Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Health
New Rochelle residents Harry Colwell and family stay with Mrs. Sarah Waterbury while Henry Feagles visits from Brooklyn with his brother Charles Feagles. Harry Knapp and William Willcox enjoy a few days with friends in town. Mrs. J R Feagles improves from a two week illness. Mrs Powers and Michigan kin visit N R Watling. D Waterbury reports new barns nearing completion. Miss Olive Welch tours Newark. A playful quip about geography ends the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Colwell
Fanmiily
New Rochelle
Sarah Waterbury
Henry Eagles
Brooklyn
Charles Feagles
Harry Knapp
William Willcox
New York
J. R. Feagles
Powers
Michigan
N. R. Watling
Waterbury
Olive Welch
Newark
Epworth League meeting moved to Friday at Florida church
A Florida business meeting of the Epworth League was rescheduled from Tuesday to Friday evening in the M E Church lecture room. Various local social items follow including visits, travel, and notices of parish activities and Independence Day sports at Florida athletic grounds.
Post Office Receives Fresh Paint for Pleasant Look
The post office has been freshly painted, presenting an attractive appearance for patrons. The improved facade aims to welcome visitors and enhance the town's image.
Fourth of July quiet in Ridgebury and notices
Ridgebury reports a subdued Fourth of July with questions about youthful patriotism. Local items note Edith Bacheller visiting East Orange, a Missionary Society meeting, a Presbyterian service and communion schedule. Visitors Ludlum family pass through, linked to the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. plus a China anecdote on mother‑in‑law authority. Watch the want columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bacheller
East Orange
N. J
Women's Missionary Society
Sarah Durland
Presbyterian
Goshen
J. Cc. Ludlum
Baltimore
Mr. Ludlum
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Joe Cumings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calcutta
Bengal
Charles Connor
Jasper W. Parselle, Jr
Otisville
Elmgrest
Fingers
Fred Fingg
Albany
Wilklow
Mra. Shecho
Mount Hope
Bargain Clothing Store
N. Y
Joseph Cahn
A. K
Dr. Wright
the Bargain Clothing
North St
Middletown, N. Y
Washingtonville
AMITY
Eisle
Gertrude
Puck
Glaves Sc
Regent
the Empire Store Co
Corwin
Erie R. R
Florida
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Pawlock
Ignatius Andryshak
Big Island
St. Joseph's R. C
Union Corners
Cornelia Broll
Roe K. Roe
Lesh Newton
East Hartford
League
Christian Endeavor
Melvin G. Vernon
Martha Mienberg
George Isenberg
Carrie Doland
Conn
Willam
Jessup
Florida Athletic Grounds
Roe’s Track
Our County
Ridgebury
China
Canton
Frederick S. Isham
Far East
Bhe
Kaufman
W. A. Hartin
East Main ST
Middletown, Rly
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