Two Die In Auto Smashup Near Wappingers Falls
A car carrying six Beacon men overturned on State road between Wappingers Falls and Fishkill. James Cox and John Shanahar were killed, chauffeur Samuel Day escaped with bruises, and Fred Howie suffered severe injuries. Three others received minor injuries and were evacuated to local hospitals.
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Wappingers Falls
Samuel Day
Wappingers Falla
Fishkill
Uncertain star names loom in battered old baseball notes
The diary fragment recalls Ruth era hints and rivalries among Topeka Savages, Athletics, and Cubs figures, with gossip on players like Tommy Gave en, George Woore, and Tammy Cardigan. It mentions drafts, trade rumors, and historic matchups across leagues, hinting at broader pennant chatter and boxing-like rivalries of the era.
Veterans to Attend G A I Sessions in Albany
Veterans from Orange County prepare to attend the New York State G A I encampment in Albany from June 22 to 24. The program includes a camp fire, parade escort, city sightseeing by auto, tented receptions, music and dancing, and formal business meetings, with an anticipated crowd of about 10 400.
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New York State
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Bhate Armory
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Citizens’ Committee
Glory of unfurling flag is yours says king Victor to men
Ryne May 27 Via Parla May 28 King Victor Jimmanuel upon taking supreme command of Italy's forces on land and sea issued an order to soldiers. He salutes the glory of unfurling Italy's values on the frontiers and honors the work begun by their fathers.
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Sullivan's claim to world boxing title debated in 1880s fragments
Fragmentary report traces the disputed claim to the world boxing championship involving Sullivan, Kilrain, and others. It cites Lee Andrews arguing Sullivan as world champion after victories and defeats across 1887 to 1889, mentions draws with Kilrain, and notes sympathy for Mitchell and debates over rightful holder before the era’s clear champion emerged.
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Libel verdict prompts reader letter over Roosevelt coverage
A Times-Press reader criticizes the paper for bias in reporting the Roosevelt case and the verdict. The letter argues the editorial ridiculed the defendant, defends independent voters, and urges restoring honest press coverage and public trust in government.
Obsequies for Mary Catherine McElhone and Prank Madden
The obsequies for Mary Catherine McElhone were held at her daughter’s residence with floral tributes and interment at a family plot in Hiliedit Cemetery. Funeral services for Prank Madden Anseld occurred at the late home with pallbearers named and interment planned at the famed Plor protein Ianside Cemeters.
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Mary Cathesipo Mekihear
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Mo Madden
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Helmeter
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Wise
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Irie Miter
Batt Avenue
Allai Molock
Rei
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Richard Knight
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Clark
Secret marriage and murder tale on the railroad
A narrator's tale from an old Iron Railway run describes Sallie and her lovers Perkins and Chorpe. Sallie marries Chorpe for money, Perkins returns, and a murder results. The narrator helps hide Thorpe's body after Sallie’s infidelity is uncovered. The story ends with the engineer praising his wife as the couple reunites on board the train.
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Ballie
Sallie
Thorpe
Sal- Me
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Tyrad
Memorial Day programs and Belgian relief drive in Goshen
Memorial Day exercises directed by Major Aluvray include an opening address by Lieut A A White and a sequence of patriotic items by the Girls Glee Club, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, and a salute. The Belgian relief drive via the Elfland cargo ship seeks state-wide contributions of food and money, while Goshen Inn prepares festive Memorial Day weekend events and a racing season kickoff.
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Robert W. Bruce
Olu Camap Grounds
Girls’ Glee Club
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Colette Nash
Edna Strack
Commission For Relief In
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Broadway
New York State
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Elfland
Rotterdam
New York State Committee
John H. Finley
Emma Jr. Farnsworth
Albany
New York
Beligan
Commission
Bush Terminal
Brooklyn
Goshen Inn
Orange County
Treasurer of Railroad May Face Probers
Newburgh May 28 Indications point to a broad inquiry into the New York Central Railroad after Vincence Caputo won $6,000 in court. Judge Seeger signaled a district attorney inquiry and possible perjury charges against a railroad treasurer for sworn statements. The verdict came after jury deliberation of about two hours.
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Vincence Caputo
New York Central Railroad
A. H. F. Seeger
Supreme Court
Joseph Morschauser
Jonathan D. Wilson, Jr
75th Birthday of Engraver Robert Colville
Robert Colville, the engraver of Middletown for 47 years, celebrated his 75th birthday at 25 Grant Street with family and out of town visitors including Miss Minnie Colville and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sayer of New York. Born in Matteawan, he joined Cataract Engine Company in 1861 and remains active, with friends hoping for many more birthdays.
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Grant Street
Lfe
Henry Terwilliger
Frank Colville
Brooklyn
Robert A. Sayer
Minnie Colville
New York
Jennie Colville
Colville
Matteawan
Middletown
Cataract Engine Company, No. 3
Newburgh
Lawson Hose
New York Enacts Architect Licensing Law
Gov Whitman signs a bill creating a state board of examiners to license architects. Prospective holders must meet requirements to take the exam and face penalties for violations. The law requires licensed practice to draw and release architectural plans for bidding.
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State of
New York
Convention Work of Russell Wiggins in Albany May Day
Albany May 2. Introduced in the constitutional convention were proposals by Russell Wiggins proposing an amendment to section 77 of article 3 to empower the legislature to compel the imp sues ing of additional jurors to attend during trial to fill vacancies before final submission. Also named were assignments to fill of rights committee and to judicials committee for information.
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Albany
Russell Wiggins
Judicials Committee
Supposed Slayer Fighting Germans in Europe
A postal message from John Penny reports the wanted suspect in the Elmira murder case is fighting in the trenches in Hel pximum or France after leaving Elmira for Canada and enlisting. A $2.46 reward had been offered for his arrest.
Explosion Wrecks Big Battleship Princess Irene at Sheerness
The Princess Irene, a Canadian Pacific requisitioned auxiliary steamer, exploded at anchor off Port Victoria in Sheerness harbor killing all but three crew members and a lone survivor. Eyewitnesses reported a massive internal blast that liquefied the ship, sending wreckage across miles and causing windows to shatter.
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Sheerness
Canadian Pacific
Middleton Kistner Nuptials in Haverstraw
Joseph Middleton of Middletonn and Miss Anna S Kistner of Haverstras were married at St Luke's Church Haverstraw by Rev William A Masker. Witnesses were William G Marsden and Katherine L Kistner. The couple will tour Buffalo then reside in Middletown. Middleton is a West Shore railway employee.
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Kistner_ Nyack
Joseph Middleton
Middletonn
Anna S. Kistner
Haverstras
St Luke's Church
Haverstraw
William A. Masker
William G. Marsden
Middletown
Mires Katherine L. Kistner
Buffalo
West Shore Company
Middletown State Hospital Employees Respond to Inquiry
Hospital staff at Middletown State Hospital answer questions from the New York State Senate committee on Civil Services. The quiz asks about salary standardization and job titles. Respondents provide details on statutory status and employment records from their first day of service.
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New York State Senate
Bern
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