Youngboat Marina 16 Aged Only 6 Years Story
New York May 3 a brief sketch of a boy nicknamed the little corporal and the youngest marine in training five year old Robert Joner of this city is celebrated as the dapper little sergeant. He wears a full regalia uniform and claims sailors never take off their clothes. His father Fred Bonner of Bonner Place is proud of his son’s marine status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Napoleon
Robert Joner
Thie City
United States Marines
Helicooter
Bob
France
Fred Bonner
Bonner Place
National Guardsmen to report for Plattsburg training camp
The list includes Clinton G. Harris Frank J. Turck 8 W R Roberts Frederick H. eres ae Sans Janica Lyon W Tracy Janes H P Fischer Willem D Ashumore Gordon H Roberts Vernon Wolcott Leon W Vile Terwilliger John J Crotty George L Robinson Oliver L Lull and J Lyon from First New York Regiment of Infantry now attached to the Tenth Infantry guarding the Outukil water supply near New Paitz. Company EB of Newburgh near New Paitz covers an eight and one half mile patrol sector. The Holly City militiamen gave up their barracks and will live under canvas. Lieutenant James C Donovan and Private Hubert S Mullaney of the Sanitary Detachment have been detached from the First Regiment and are now with Company K. Mullaney visited his parents in the city over the weekend.
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Plattsburg
First
New York Regiment of Infantry
Clinton G. Harris
Frank J. Turck
W. R Roberts
Frederick H.eres
Ae Sans
Holly City
New
Peds
County farmers respond to call for more food crops
A statement from the Farm Baresa organization says Orange County farmers are rapidly increasing acreage to meet demand for grain and packing wheat. Letters have gone to dealers announcing a coming surge in seed orders, with buckwheat typically sown in early July using Japanese and Silver Hull varieties.
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Farm Baresa
Orange County
Mayor Beskin Mulcted For Bad Road Accident 1915
Appellate Division upholds verdict against Samuel Berkin of Bescon in favor of Gilbert St. John of Patterson. Settlement set at 3050 dollars after March 27 1913 accident on a Dover South Dover road left open for travel. St. John sustained permanent injuries. jury awarded 510 dollars. Meyer, attorney for defendant, appeals.
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Gilbert B. St. John
Patterson
Samuel Berkin
Bescon
St Joho
Putnam County
William P. Young
Beskin
Dover
Sanitation Upgrades Urged for State Institutions in New York
Urgent plea from the state essential committee meeting at the Hotel Astor New York focuses on expanding a 320 million wall project to modernize sanitation and efficiency in insane asylums. State superintendents warn of dangerous staffing strains linked to conscription acts affecting Kenya attendants.
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Jon Thextos
Hotel Astor
New York City
Contractor quits highway work after twenty years at New Pulitz
A long time state highway contractor at New Pulitz retires after selling his business and rolling his equipment from the farm. He cites falling prices and labor scarcity as key factors shaping the industry’s current condition.
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Aurts
Fneeph Walker
New Pullt
Hag Velit
Asees
New Puliz
Wether
Shouts and injuries after fence climb incident
A man named Carmedr from Stony Fond suffered a finger injury and was taken to Thrall Hospital after an automobile transport by Dr Lippincott of Campbell Hale. Reports mention alleged snabbing and multiple youths charged with desertion from Fort Banks, while Otisville man Land from Otville was in a shooting incident following a tunnel collapse.
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Stony
Jone
Carmen
Mae
Dr. Lippincott
Camptell
Author Finds Fame via Unreadable Manuscript Twist
A writer recounts shifting from literary pursuit to sensational fiction for profit. A grandmother’s manuscript, submitted without consent, becomes a surprise success for a 10 percent royalty, exposing the author’s moral conflict and the public’s fickle taste. The tale ends with a noted regret over the grandmother’s unintended literary impact.
Accused Murderess Takes Stand in Her Own Behalf at Monticello
On May 2 in Monticello the Emma Helens Herr Gordon murder trial entered day six. The first witness Charlea Brands testified, followed by Roy Layn ton as the People rested. Lyons argued the Indictment should be dismissed for insufficient proof. The defendant then testified, with cross examination continuing as the court adjourned.
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Monticello
Emma Helens Herr
Gordon
Herman Doetsch
Charlea Brands
Roy Laynton
Mr. Lyons
State Registration Going Ahead June 12 Census Set
Middletown youths boast about avoiding registration but the United States government mandates registration for all between 21 and 45 on June 5. Penalties include a year in jail and potential future military service. Police will verify registrations, check nonregistrants, and cross check voting rolls. Noncompliant neighbors may face questioning and possible prison. The census will cover ages sixteen to fifty five and run June 12 to June 25. Golf Club Directors meet in City Hall forming new board members and expanding membership to about 245.
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Middletown
United States
Sam
Effensive
Ae Moon
Golf Club
Qraner County Golf Club
FE Fureies
George Marsden
New York
Congress
Niagara Frontier
York
Ory
United
Spain
Carlele Rosenberger and Herbert Daniels wed in Ellenville
A quiet May 25 ceremony at St Andrew s R C Church united Miss Ellenvile Rosenberger and Herbert Daniels of Napanoch. The bride, a longtime Ellenville clerk, and the groom, a prosperous Napanoch businessman, plan a New York honey moon before settling in Napanoch with a furnished home.
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Carlele—Rosenberger
Ellenvile
St. Andrew's R. C
Missell Rosenberger
Herbert Daniels
Xapanoch
Father Bamberg
New York
Napanoch
Millsburz Mar 2S John Rechatein visits Newton New Jersey
Millsburz reports John Rechatein made a business trip to Newton New Jersey on Wednesday. Miss Lena Caddixan and her brother Arthur of Johnson call on Men W H O'Brien in the afternoon. Mr Caddizan recently graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University and is spending a few days at his avenue in Johnr. Fred Wo Mend is out from a severe bronchitis attack, resting at home. John Sherlek has been marching in Newoaran for the past week.
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Herary
Dowley & Co
Dowleys
Arabella
Beavens
Regeré
Joan
Arebella
Bert Neller
Millsburz
Mar
John Rechateiner
Newton
N. J
Lena Caddixan
Arthur
Johnson
W.H O'Brien
Caddizan
Sho
Colece of Phattaner
Columbia Universit
Avane
Jehnr
Fred
Ronfred
John Sherlek
Newoaran
Reversal orders new trial in Gronser suit against NYY Co
Appellate court on a view reverses the judgment in the action of Michael Gronser against NYY Co. It orders a new trial unless plaintiffs agree to reduce the verdict to $5100, citing insufficient evidence to sustain the original verdict.
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Michael Gronser
NYY
C & W Rs. Co
Hall
The Aurora Borealis Theory by a Scientist
A scientist proposes that the aurora borealis forms from cathode rays emitted by the sun and detected by Earth's magnetic field in the upper atmosphere. The rays are described as extremely hard and faster than typical cathode emissions, with statements credited to Wekhaewn redie and others.
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Wekhaewn Redie
Eemre Oupeaneny BP Seath
New York Records Show Prompt War Aid Across Eras
State records compiled by State Controller Eugene M. Travis trace New Yorks wartime prep and spending from the War of 1812 through the Spanish American War and into the First World War era. The piece notes initial appropriations, troop mobilizations, and the broad fiscal footprint borne by counties towns and villages.
Recruits Line Up For The Service In Poughkeepsie
Twenty one able bodied and ready youths marched down Main Street to the New York Central depot and boarded a northbound train for Fort Slocum to enter initiatory army training. Names span engineers cavalry infantry and more as they prepare for service. Women, under a food administration plan, will aid conservation and thrift efforts while supporting the war effort through home economies and guidance.
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Poughkeensie
Uncle Sam
Main Street
New York Central
Fort Slocum
William F. Dillon
Maybreck
Hewdltal Corpe
Henry R. Campbell
Bienville
Cavalry
Frank P Ford
Napanoth
Xx.v
James Carlew
Montgomery
Henry D. McCormick
Arthur W. Franson
Roascoe Sweinheart
Laster I. Trempet
Ro. Campbell
Ernest Tremper
Robert W. Campbell
Paul Mahoney
Harry Parker
Campbell Hall
William McMahon
Leroy B. Walcott
Alden L. Jones
Mar
March on The Forurers of St. Peter and St. Paul at Petrograd
Marchers at Petrograd uphold the memory of St. Peter and St. Paul as upheaval surrounds political prisoners. The narrative describes families facing a grim, living tomb, with reminders of daily hardship and the toll of oppression echoing through the quarters.
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St. Peter and St. Paul
Petrograd
Personal Items About the Movie Stars
Anita Steward announces an upcoming special feature titled The Message of the Mouse by George Randolph Chester and Lilian Chester at Greater Vitagraph studios. She portrays a patriotic American girl sacrificing to save her country amid an all star cast and Hollywood buzz.
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Anita Steward
George Randolph Chester
Lilian Chester
Greater
Vitagraph Studios
Yiccare
The Conscience as a World’s Greatest Crepe Hanger
A garbled critic review discusses conscience as a dramatic, unreliable force that ruins the character’s resolve. The piece hints at self doubt, moral struggle, and the perils of ambitions in a stylized newspaper voice from Topeka.
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Brecon
Cate
Roy K. Meaken
Topeka
Late Journal
Fragmentary Notes on Temple Festival and Jewish Suppliers
Fragmented OCR mentions temple events and suppliers from various parts of the world. It references a Jewish community, Jerusalem and a festival, with unclear names and dates. The text is garbled and supplies limited, but points to cultural or religious preparations and distant sourcing.
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Youngbot Marina
James C. Donovan
Hubert S. Mullaney
Fost
New York Infantry
Mullaney
New Palix
Osgood
Liewsliva
Fort Banks
Otisville
Land
Oteville
Ringling Bros Cirmns
Taylor
Catée
Mainrayce
Ure
Kocal Andary
PARK
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. John's Lutheran Church
George Werner
William Werner
Albert Gottschalk
Albert Kurtz
Edward Kruger
Julius Relnewald
Fred Mosher
Lyons
Doetsch
Travis
Eugene M. Travis
Empire State
Washington
Nerbert C. Hooter
Eteri Woran
America
Ube
Ween
Herbert Brenon
Selzatchk Pictures
Troxoo
Parle
Done Br& Gang
Brenot
Palisades
Riverside Drive
Marshal Jodite
Vistani
Rex Inatam
Stem Far
Eddie Store
Lee Morea
Universi Nestor
Fae Mencely
Scotland
Bet
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