Roosevelt Indorses Fusion With G.O.P
Oyster Bay May 28 Progressive leaders decide to exchange indorsements with Republicans for New York State elections. Col Roosevelt consents to plan and may campaign for Republican nominees who align with Progressive principles. Discussions at Sagamore Hill consider Whitman or Hinman as acceptable governor candidates if they run on a suitable platform.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
New York
Col. Roosevelt
New York State
Sagamore Hil
Sagamore Hill
Harvey D. Hinman
Binghamton
Republcans
Roosevelt
Monroe Village Board votes to lay sidewalk and adjust police hours
At the May meeting the Village Board of Trustees approved 1500 feet of sidewalk this year on Anderson Elm Spring and Bridge streets. A petition to change police hours from noon to midnight to 9 pm to 6 am failed. Local business deals include Frank L. Rogers selling two Buicks and workers shifting from Newharr Mfg Co to G. S. Knight Co. Additional items note road work, building additions, and residents relocating to Mombasha Lake for the summer.
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Monroe
Village Board of Trustees
Anderson
Elm Street
Spring Street
Frank L. Rogers
A. B. McBee
Clarence Earl
Newharr Mfg. Co
G. S. Knight Co
William F. Durland
Winape Loagg
Central Valley Lodge
May Devotions at Mt Carmel Church
May devotions begin this evening at 7 20 at Mt Carmel Church with a sermon by Rev Fr Garvey followed by Benediction. Pentecost Sunday features Rev Fr Moloney of Fordham University preaching at 10 AM and 7 20 PM. Morning Mass includes First Holy Communion for children and a Children of Mary event with 22 young ladies joining. The Altar Society decorates the church and the Children’s choir will perform.
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Garvey
Mary
Angela
Wild Bill Leads Pokips Past Middies in Thriller
Wild Bill with Ramos and Bradley sparked Pokips to a 2 1 victory over Middletown at Watts Field. Beall issued two passes and Scull shut down Middies after a late rally, while Johnson and Steinbach stood out for Pokips.
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Lawler
Poklo
Danbury
Wild Bill
Ramos
Bradley
Poughkeepsie
Middletown
Nat
Scull
Lawlor
Carl
Beall
Pokip
Resaiqué
Beattie
Hoth
Walsh
Adler Dingled
Kessique
Pokies
Hetr
Johnson
Geull
Jie
Dug- Ran
Tulley
Hradley
Bleyr
Truman Alngied
Ber
Steinbech
Roth
Scullalso
Eley
Taoman
Taguer
Orst
Tommy
Tallman
Fish
Tagner
Tauman
St. Martin
Duggan
Willie
Poughkeep
Watts Field
Baseball Game Box Score Fragment Highlights Players
Fragmentary box score notes mention BacHiice hite-Eley Heir and Patton Tagner along with Duggan and Walsh. Double plays include Tulley to Walsh Heir to Adler 8t Marthe to Walsh and a passed ball by teinbach. Umpire Kelly. Score and full lines unavailable.
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BacHiice Hite
Eley
Paten Baeee
Tagner
Duggan
Radiay
Tulley
Walsh
Adler
Marthe
Teinbach
Kelly
Baseball talk and lineup shifts at Watts Field
The column notes turnover in standings with teams moving into Poughkeepsie and Perth Amboy, regrets a missed chance at first place after a Thursday loss, and discusses umpire changes. Jerry Hurley sightings, new umpires Kelly and Rice, and Ladies Day at Watts Field are mentioned as the game unfolds.
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Newark
Poughkeepsie
Perth Amboy
Cox
Kelly
Rice
Hurley
Watts Field
Malloy
McCabe
Central and B and O Facing Probe in Railrate Relations
Washington May 29 The Interstate Commerce Commission to probe financial relations between Baltimore and Ohio and Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railways as part of an advanced rate case. Norris resolution seeks Attorney General opinion on New York Central and subsidiaries amid a proposed amalgamation with Lake Shore. Representative Fowler accuses B and O of heavy obligations since the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton takeover, urging further inquiry into related Pere Marquette ties.
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Waatington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Senate
North
Nebraska
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Norris
Attorney General
Norria
New York Central
Lake Shore
Baltimore
Ohio
Commission
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Chemnman Harlan
Fowler
Uliness
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pere Marquette Railroad
J.P. Morgan & Co
Officers Improve After Illness and Injury
Officers Gier Benton and Gresves confined to their homes are improving today. Gier fell from his rear porch a week ago suffering severe injuries. Benton is recovering from appendicitis and Gresves has rheumatism keeping him laid up for several days.
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Gier
Benton
Gresves
Greeves
Frank Brown Named Grand Marshal for Memorial Day Parade
Frank Brown 167 Walnut Street Newark a member of Phil Sheridan Post No 110 G A R has been elected grand marshal of the annual Memorial Day parade. Brown formerly resided here and belonged to General Lyon Post No 266 G A R and is remembered by many local friends.
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Brown
Frank Brown
Walnutatrwat
Newark
Phil Sheridan Post
General Lyon Post
Be It Dose Irish Foolish Riddle Response
A garbled Irish joke prompts a wise retort about foolery. The speaker’s quip suggests cleverness in answering foolish questions, ending with a defiant proverb about merciful humor and sharp wit.
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Hinman
Strebel Co
Portey P. Ffoladerber
Hte
Wesson
South Main Street
Herman Smith
David Shunnon
Mombasha Lake
J. R. Sutherland
W. H. Fowler
Elwood C. Smith
Jessup
de Bruce
Sullivan County
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Pokips
Middies
Pease Pier
Zena
Hery
Erting
Tenale
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Hostal Savings Bank System
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Congress
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Benkreping Awe Direct Hectien of
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Tate
Union
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Actronomica
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Orten
Times
Andy Almakac
Ae A
Mike
Jerry Hurley
Jerry
Ronald
London
Interstate Board
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