A missionary letter from Caesarea recounts Armenian massacres
Emma D Cushman, an American missionary in Caesarea, writes of the Armenian massacres in Asia Minor in a vivid, tense letter. She describes Adana Hadjin and Cesarea, the killings, arson, and plunder, the political upheaval in Constantinople, and the fear and defense preparations of Christians there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Minor
Emma D. Cushman
Caesarea
Hildred Anderson
Homer W. Anderson
Mulberry Street
Miss Cushman
New York
Presbyterian Church
America
Thedletown
St. Paul's M. E
Turkey
Abdul the
Constantinople
Committee of Union and Progress
Sahbah Ed Din
Abdul Hamid
Adana
Praa
Maurice
Fanch Thomas
Tether
Aintah
Constantine
Cesarea
Niazi Bey
Ferik Pagha
Eastern League Reorganized At Kingston Meeting
Eastern League reorganized after Kingston meeting at Hotel Elchler. Fred H. Paige resigns as president to focus on Schenectady. Poughkeepsie franchise sold to James Bates for reorganization. William Maroney elected president with J Smiley as vice president. Hugh McKinnon remains secretary treasurer. No changes to circuit or schedule.
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Eastern Association
Kingston
Elchler
James Bates
Poughkeepsie
E- Landgrat
Newburgh
William Murray
Middletown
James Bligh
Johnstown
Thomas Reardon
Gloversville
Thomas Donovan
Amsterdam
Fred H. Paige
Schenectady
Hugh McKinnon
Paige
William Maroney
Amsterdam Daily Recorder
J. Smiley
Newburgh Evening Union
MR AND MRS ROYCE LEAVE FOR WEST
Mr and Mrs W B Royce departed Wednesday on train 5 of the Erie Railroad for a four week trip combining business and pleasure. They travel to New Mexico by rail then to California and up the Pacific coast to Seattle for the exhibition before returning by the Canadian Pacific route. Ira L Case and Dr F W Seward will meet them at El Paso. Watch the want columns.
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Adana
Hadjin
Shar
Talus
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Cesarea
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Salonik
Giaour Pasha
Govnor
Dar
Goveror
Mr. Dodd
Everytains
First Army Corps
Cassiantinople
Niazi Bey
Sandar
Talas
Ceastea
Alée
Talae
W. B. Royce
Tralin
Erie Railroad
New Mexico
California
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Seattle Exposition
Itr
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Ira L. Case
F. W. Seward
Interpines
Goshen
Mr. and
Mrs. Boyce
el Paso
Farrell Hay Fork Dominates Market in Local Tests
The Farrell Hay Fork rapidly replaces other makes in this area and beyond due to safety features. It descends to the road with tines closed and locked, is lighter and easier to handle, never drops its load and carries full loads of short hay or straw.
Plymouth four strand rope for Hay Forks advertised
An advertisement for Hay Forks promotes a four strand Plymouth rope made from Manila fiber. The rope is described as smoother more pliable and durable with no extra charge for the special rope.
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Plymouth
1908 City Receives Notable Insurance Payout Totals
National figures show 1908 life insurance payouts reaching 20,811,000 in the United States and Canada with local highlights. Middletown received 102,285 and Newburgh 203,127 in benefits, while other towns such as Warwick and Port Jervis also posted substantial sums to beneficiaries or estates.
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United State
Canada
New York State
New Jersey
William L. Dutcher
Newton
Middletown
Frederick L. Griffis
Newburgh
John Dales
Lawrence B. Carpenter
Cornwall
F. F.eilinwood
New Windsor
Warwick
Port Jervis
Goshen
Monticello
Walden
Napanoch
Bellvale
Callicoon
Centerville
Central Valley
Chester
Ewienville
Fair Lake
Greenville
Highland Falls
Hurleyville
Monroe
Pine Island
Turner
Tuxedo
Unionville
Wallkill
Westtown
White Lake
Woodbourne
Seven Train Riders Discharged on Suspended Sentence
Seven men aged 19 to 51 were arraigned before Acting Recorder A V N Powers on Wednesday and discharged under suspended sentence after court learned they were seeking work. The group included one colored man, an Englishman, and an Irishman, with trades from bricklayer to engineer and sailor. The recorder advised them to put Middletown behind them as they pursue employment.
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A. V. N. Powels
Recorder
New Wells Fargo Building Considered For Erie Station
Plans under discussion propose enlarging the Erie station or constructing a separate Wells Fargo Express building due to growing business. An express official recently surveyed dimensions and costs, with possible eastward expansion if the existing station is retained. The likely outcome is either an expansion or a separate structure for Wells Fargo offices and storage.
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Erie
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Erie Railroad
Wella Fargo Company
Express Company
Baggage Department
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Theo Mr. Irwin
Rechad
Islam Caven
Athens
Hadjia
Mrs. Royce
West
Farrell Hay Forks
Farrell
Ruck Bros
Middletown, N. Y
W. Main St
Local Statistical of Insurance Press
Frederick H. Griffis
Times-Press
Wells-Fargo
Our Carpet and Crockery Department
East Main St
East Main Street
France & Hathaway
Brussels
Crawford Furniture
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