Old Home Week talk and community notes in Sussex
Sussex N J May 27 discussions among local business men consider an Old Home Week in early August in Sussex borough. The week features social gatherings, a Mission Study class event, sports, and a series of local developments including new garages, a bakery change, a new auto truck delivery, and several residents visiting or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
N. 1
Methodist Brotherhood
J. K. Easley
Kiret Bantist
Sussex Mills
John J. Stanton
Sussex Independent
Jacob Hoot
Unionville
Wal
J. H. Harp
Fountain Square
Michael Walsh
Fiord Storm
Mr. Walsh
Lehigh and
New England R. A
Pellettown
E. A. Hamilton
Wafon
Methodist
Grand Army of the Republic
First Baptist Church
Bachelors' and Benedicts’ Club
Presbyterian Church
Richard Dugdale
Republic
State System of Judiciary Now Attacked
Albany N Y May 28 The constitutional contention committee on the judiciary partly backed Justice George L Ingraham of the appellate division in preferring appointive over elective judges yet public approval is doubtful. Chairman Wickersham leans toward appointive. Ingraham offered three hours of closed testimony exposing faults in the present system and urged standing referees at fixed salaries to replace named referees. He also suggested abolishing existing jury exemptions. The committee debated reforms as delegates showed keen interest in Ingraham s disclosures and questioned qualifications and public trust issues about judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
George L. Ingraham
Appellate Division of
New York
Wickersham
Jedrctary
Ingraham
Justice Ingraham
Bar Association
Itmix
Judiciary Committee
Justice Ineraham
Gary
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A fragmented advertisement notice appears with garbled text about mnation or related content. The readable portion hints at an ad placement in Times Prognant, but specifics are unclear.
Justice Ingraham and Governor Whitman Discuss Judicial Reform
The piece notes that Justice Ingraham defended his claim that judges should not curry favor with political leaders or executive branches. It adds that Governor Whitman has been collaborating with Ingraham on judicial reform and has purportedly sought his help during multiple trips to New York to advance reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Ingraham
Ingraham
Bar Association
Popu Inces
Whitman
New York
Italian Army Forges Ahead on Isonzo Front Near Montsicone
Rome reports a strong Italian advance force crossed the Isonzo after a sharp engagement with Austrian troops and halted before Montsicone, thirty miles from Trieste. Austrian casualties arrive at Trieste as Italian batteries silence Tonezza. Italian skirmishes and maneuvers continue along the front with troops moving toward Gorizia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vis
Paris
Victor Emmanuel
Isonzo
Montsicone
Trieste
Arriziag
Dix
Manthiane
Tyrol Trentino Bender
Tonezza
Carmons
Gorz
Gradises
Brenner Pees
Rozes
Schiverland
Meray
Indictment Over Veal Varieties Linked to Calves Case
A People of New York v Edward Forshee case dealt with eighteen counts under the Agricultural Law involving calves under four weeks old shipped from Westtown to Middletown and on to Albany. State agent Thomas Tiquin described the calves as underage and in filthy condition, with the defendant claiming proper age and referencing prior federal convictions. The jury returned a sealed verdict that morning, later opened to find no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Teri
State of
New York
Edward Forshee
C. M. Herring & Co
West Washington Market
Westtown
N Y
James M. H. Wallace
State of New York
Rendick & Gardner
Middletown
Thomas F. Tiquin
State Agricultural Department
Albany
Tiquin
Gill
United States
German Plot Unearthed in New York Trial
Federal grand jury charges two groups of five men with using British ships to smuggle German agents and supplies, including resin, copper tubing, and catinn crates, to aid Germany in wartime. Defendants include Harry Salomon and Albert Salomon among others, with trials detailing concealment of shipment contents and espionage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Germany
Austria-Hunsars
Carpathis
Hialy
Nmy
Caliher
Jnbelad Age
Harry Salomon
Albert Salomon
Nassan
Franz Rowen Re
Hanover
Sismnd Karwan
Budapest
Albert RB
Neseman
Brock
Teeenberg
Warman
Ailower
Tee Men
Towne & Spell
Enterers New Home in Tinsed Province Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR notes depict a dwelling entry or residence event with scattered names and places. The readable pieces mention Jota Pieteher Sas and Rees, with dates or identifiers that are partially obscured.
Snowball Hicks Again In The Toils
The capture of William Hicks near Fuxeco follows reports of a hay horse theft and a stolen rig. Acting Chief Paterson and Officer Barnes arrested Hicks at Sloatsburg, brought him to Chester, and he is bound for the grand jury after arraignment. Hicks, released from Dannemora a month ago, has a long criminal record including prior horse stealing and stabling offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Henry Wagner
Chester
Sugar Lost
Tuxedo
Peace Department
Fattersost
Fire Department
Avanto
Barnes
Hicks
Sloatsburgh
Emi
Jorriuy
Livtery
Sayer
E S Durland
Goshen
Dannemora
Iorse
Gosnen
New York County
Suisar Loaf
Hara Accountement Pigre
Mrs Deming Dies at Edmestom Home
Arthur R Tiemine received word of his mother Mrs Mary M Deming death at Holmerton. She was 71 years old, widow of Wart ten Deming, and mother to Liman M Deming of Edmeston Arthur Root of this city and Hered R on the homestead farm. Also notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Howard Scarborough of Treatin J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Tiemine
Rood & Peming
Holmerton
Mary M Deming
Wartten Deming
Liman M
Edmeston
Arthur Root
Trefenera
Decker Decree Expected In New York Divorce Suit
In New York on May 28 Supreme Court Justice Page heard evidence in the divorce case of actress Mrs. Mathryn Browne Decker against Henry Edward Decker. Decker did not defend and a decree is expected. Witnesses testified to alleged improper conduct and hotel register evidence was presented. Lucille Pugh argued for alimony. Decker admitted spending substantial sums during the early years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Page
Mathryn Browne Decker
Fim Giays
Henry Edwarid Decker
Henry Becker
Sheffeld Farms Stanson, Decker Company
Decker
Sud
Deeker
Herbert W. Schnabel
East $1St Street
E. E. Allen
Chicago
Mary A. Jacobs
Lucille Pugh
Whitney girl is arraigned in Kinestown
Florence Whitney also known as Florence Dent, 115 years old, appeared before Counts Julie Jenkine at Kineston with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Arthur Dewitt. An adoption order was granted at her request as her parents are dead. She said she was unhappy at the home of Beroundle and aunt in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzsica
Florence Whitney
Florence Dent
Jess
North New Jersey
Julie Jenkine
Kineston
Thuretas
and Airs
Arthur Dewitt
Sansernes
Beroundle
Newark
Death of Max Sinsheimer of Troy
Max Sinsheimer of Troy dies after illness with funeral plans announced. obituary notes marriage to Hannah Schelienberg and family ties in Troy. Frost damages crops across parts of New York with frost warnings and frost prospects for fruit growth in coming days.
Urge Proportional Representation In Legislature
Delegations from New York civic groups including the Proportional Representation League attend a June 2 hearing on Sethlow's amendment for proportional representation in state and local elections. The measure seeks to align seats with votes, with districts electing multiple representatives and surplus votes allocated per established rules. Proponents argue representation would reflect true voter strength and curb wasted ballots, citing leaders like William Dudley Foulke and several academics in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick T. Cardozo
Albany
International News Service
Albanuy
New York City
Proportional Representation League
Sethlow
New York State
Proportions Representation League
William Dudley Foulke
John H. Finley
Education
Felix Adler
Charles A. Beard
Richard S. Childs
Harold J. Howland
Jeremiah W. Jenke
Albert Shaw
Charles P. Steinmetz
J de Laney Verplanck
J. Salwyn Schapiro
Proportional Representational League of
Majestic Sunk By Turkish Sub Off Gallipoli
Tondon May 25. Eneland reports HMS Majestic torpedoed and sunk by a Turkish submarine off Sed el Bahr while supporting land forces on Gallipoli. Most officers and men saved. captain H. P. Talbot possibly among the missing. Majestic, fifth British battleship lost in Mardanelles operations, carried four 12 inch and twelve inch guns.
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H. M.S. Majestic
HP. & Talbot
Gallipali Peninsula
Majestic
Mardanelles
Tromhes
Governor Invited to Walden's Fair Opening Day
Walden May 28. An invitation was extended to Governor Charles E Whitman to attend the opening day of the Wallkill Valley Farmers Association fair on August 31. A committee led by Thomas W Bradies Caleb J Baumes and others arranged plans for the governor's reception and entertainment at the Terrace Inn. The directors also authorized purses of 104 for horse racing and 1 for other purses.
Five Dies In Fire At Tupper Lake Home
Five persons perished in a fire at the home of Esra Tebe in Tupper Lake New York early today The deceased include Mrs Ezra Tebe and three Tebe children Frederick 16 George 11 Minnie 14 and Louis Perry 60 Adirondack guide who lived with the Tebe family The cause is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Evie, Wilson
Madge
George Lawrence
Butter
N. J
Franks Borough
J. A. Mills
DeLavel Separator Company
New York
Monroe Dairy Supply Company
Meribah M. Cox
Sadie Thompson
Middletown
Gould
Frank Sprague
Bank Street
William Lowrie
Paterseen
Joseph Haggerty
Quince
Carolyn Wallin
Franklin Rude
Ogdensburg
George Ayers
Sussex
Lakeville
Emma Owen
Owens Station
Prof
Willis
Newark
Tnionville Avenue
Philip Sharp
Hackensack
Visting Friends
Bertha Texter
Ramedell Business College
James Shay
United States Navy
T. M. Romain
S. P. Newnan
Lady Friend
Pompton
William Morrison
Bloomingdale
Wanaque
Lucy McKee
New York City
Frank Longman
Allamuchr
Samuel Newmans
Beatrice Smith
Leona Kornball
Oliver Dunlap
Hamburg
Thomas Smith
Paterson
Susie Smith
Flord VanGelder
Witky Thompson
Philadelphia
Tupner Lake
Esra Tebe
Ezra Tebe
Frederick
George
Minnie
Louis Perry
Tabernacle at Paterson Sold in Auction
The Paterson tabernacle used by Billy Sunday was sold for 2004 at public auction. The Dillistin Lumber Co. was top bidder. most crude pine boards and chairs fetched small sums. The pulpit remained with the religious group. even the bed sold. Charles H. May paid 35 for one item. the Evangelistic Association expects about 3000 from the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson, XN. J
Tabernacle
Billy
Dillistin Lumber Company
Paterson and North Jersey Evangelietic Association
erangeelYet
Paterson
Charles H. May
Billr
Paterson and
North Jersey Evangelistic Association
Wiggins Proposes Toll Rates for State Canals
Russell Wiggins, a constitutional convention delegate, would empower the Legislature or State canal board to set tolls on the state canals nearing completion. Canals have been toll free since construction began, while Wotherspoon suggested the canal could become self-sustaining with tolls set without altering regulatory authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Wiggins
Constitutional Convention
State Canal Board
W. W. Wotherspoen
Tallnoud Freicht Mies
Furman Branch Holds Election in St Louis Area
The Furman Branch meeting was held at Mrs Mousa Steatma on Lake Avenue with attendees noting elections for officers including Mrs Gooree Ameri and Mrs Fred Cath. St Louis man Fra zs Wilson was killed by a train near Taidrewond, prompting oblique memorial references amidst fragmented notes from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman
ST. Louis
Recitar Menthiz
Swanheid
Mousa Steatma
Lake Avenue
Lars Ramer
Ofityre
Mra
Gooree
Mra Dobe
Wiss Stearns
Poetmere
West Barsitett
Wen's Clus Meets At Thursday Evening Event
An unclear note describes a meeting involving Cherca Reid and others with disrupted names and phrases. The fragment mentions an event scheduled for Thursday evening and references several obfuscated participants. Details are unreadable, but the card implies a club gathering or informal meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Mens
Cherca
Anet
Pinel
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New Jersey
Mina Frances Dunning
James Dunning
Wajonville Avenue
Andrew Albright
Te Qian
Ricnara
Rotten Gazette
Jourgal
Merth
Bob Veal
Forshee
MR. Patterson
Hoss
Charles 8. Patterton
Enowball Hicks
Mar
Hower
J. Annos
Howard Henning
Scarborough
John MO Henning
Ol Anyihins
Asette
Tolawas
Whitney
Max
Sinsheimer
Troy
New York Herald of
Rinsheimer - Mar Sineheimer Fomverh
Newburel
Lipshtimer
Drusinyts
Thisca
Atende
New Yort
Mohaas
Valle
Say
Beays
Alam
Tupper Lake
Wiggins
Aitaar Exenie Journal
Sera
Sere
Ry Winton Thess
BST
Wissias
Pan
Gate
W Max
Lem A. Lancon
Ifaingen
Charies Z Linco
London
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