Concert and Dance by the Mannerchor Germania
The Mannerchor Germania held a concert and dance in Mannerchor Bali Mondsy evening largely attended by society members and friends. The program included vocal solos, piano and trombone numbers, a boxing match by the Waizenegger brothers, and a choral selection by the Maennerchor. Music was provided by Berg's orchestra. committees were led by Philip Gefl, J Henry Yaeger, Otto Hack, Cuno Musbach, John Hen, Edward Ruefer, A Schneider Sr and William Schneider.
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Mannerchor Germania
Bali
Maennerchor
George Finley
Esneviere Geil
Ellenberger
Ch. Berg
Frank Geil
A. Schneider
Waizenegger Brothers
Berg
Philip Gefl
J. Henry Yaeger
Otto Hack
Cuno Mu
Juvenile Baseball Games Highlight Saturday Action
On Highland avenue the Wisner Avenue Cubs defeated the Wickham Avenue Stars 14 to 6 in a fast game. Winning lineup featured Flynn, Geil, Trier, Ketchum, Davidson, Curren, Curren, Heckroth and Pevore. Watkins Avenue Tigers swept the North Side Field Club in two games 6 to 3 and 8 to 6 with a noted slate including Tiscup 28 and players Sweener, Tmholz, Haler, Lander, Wern, Flynn, Wer, Hers, and V. Herves.
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Highland Avenue
Wisner Avenue
Port Jervis Elks invited to attend Newchurch Lake ceremonies
Port Jervis lodge Elks invited by Newhorsh Lodge of Elks to join the Port Jervis degree team and conduct the taxation ceremonies at the meeting at Newchurch Lake next Sunday afternoon. The bike will have Port Jervis in attendance at 4 am and in the early evening after the large ceremonies.
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Port Jervis
Courses of Crews Highlight Collegiate Beat Rates
The text lists center placements for major collegiate rowing teams. Highland side outlines three courses with varsity and freshman boats ranked among Columbia Syracuse Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Cornell. Entries show counts per school across multiple crews and events, reflecting early season results.
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Peughkeopsis
Colombia
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Cormel
Columbia
Wisconsin
North End Social Notes Record Weekend Visits
North End residents and visitors are listed with weekend travels and illnesses. Floyd Smith family from New York visited sister Mrs L. Howard at Wisner avenue and North street. Connelly family and Hazel visited Greenville. Kathleen Smith ill but improving under Dr Purdy. James Lewis's daughter recovering from pneumonia. Adolph Selm and baby Hilda went to New York. Bertha Beemner and Mary Lane guests of Nellie Rose. Elmer Cole rode to Montague J to visit uncle. Harry Crosby in New York on business. O Neals and Millspaughs visiting relatives. Fleming family set to sail for Holland and stay six months. W B Freer moved to Watkins avenue. Mrs Turner and Etzene Union NJ visiting. William Wernick critically ill with hemorrhage of the lungs.
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Floyd Smith
New York
BE. L. Howard
Wisner Avenue
North Street
Monticello
Robert Connelly
Hazel
Royce Avenue
Greenville
Kathleen
P. Smith
Royce
Montague, J
Harry Crosby
Beacon Street
Union
Hat Works
George O'Neal
Napanoch
Charles Millspaugh
Edith
Kenneth
Elienville
Frank O’neal
Highland Avenue
Peter Fleming
Marie
Holland
W. B. Freer
Ilis
Linden Avenue
Watkins Avenue
Joseph Turner
Etzene
Union N. J
Lynch Negro Who Shot Circus Man Lynched Near Jail
Frankfort Kentucky June 3 Associated Press reports John Max ey the negro who shot circus man B C Bo a circus man was taken from the jail early today and lynched. The incident follows a tense period after the shooting at the circus.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
John Maxey
B. Cc
Werthesdar Niski
Landlord Fined After Police Case In Country Life
A landlord was fined seven pounds fourteen shillings and fourpence after a police case in a rural area. The payment was made, and later the officer found his tent had been raised, continuing weekly for several weeks. London Answers notes the incident and related events. A hospital concert was announced with Mrs. and Mrs. Frank H. Mather. visitors would be welcomed. A limerick contest awarded a prize to Mrs. J. Coukiin of Wankill, New York.
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Hee
London
Limerick
Coukiin
Wankill
N.Y
Observatory on Sky Top Burned Near Mohonk
A wooden circular observatory tower on Sky Top at Mohonk burned down around 3:30 Tuesday, half an hour to ashes. A telescope was removed for repairs and spared. Loss estimated at 3000, partially insured. Midway Park opening planned June 21 by Wallkill Transit Company with vaudeville shows and free admission for general audience.
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Mohonk
Minnewaska
New Paltz
Mohank
A. K and
D. Smiler
Mohonk House
Wallkill
Excelsiors Reflect On Benjamin Mapes Death At Meeting
Excelsior Hooks and Ladder Company held a Tuesday night meeting after memorial services for Benjamin Franklin Mapes 83 who died in Utica and was buried May 29 1909 at Hillside. Mapes a charter member helped organize the company in 1859 and is remembered for inspiring later members. President DeWitt named Foreman Harry T. Crist and aides A E Vail and A J Slawson as delegates to the department convention on June 12. Two new members were elected and Russell Wiggins former foreman celebrated his wedding.
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Excelsior Hooks and Ladder Company
T. K. DeWitt
Benjamin Franklin Mapes
Excelsiors
Utica
Hillside Cemetery
Mapes
Wero
Charles J. Boyd
F. M. Prone
James B. Carson
DeWitt
Harry T. Crist
A. E. Vail
A. 3. Slawson
Department
Russell Wiggins
Company
Prominent German Liberal Leader Dr Barth Dies
Baden Baden June 2 Dr Theodore Barth former leader of the radical parties in the Reichstag is dead. Berlin June 3 Doctor Barth completed thirty five years of work for liberalism in Germany. He lost his Reichstag seat last election by giving up a sore district to a friend. He admired American institutions and spent months in 186 with William J Bryan studying electoral methods.
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Baden Baden
Theodore Barth
Reichstag
Berlin
Doctor Barth
Fie
Reichstal
Wiliam J. Bryan
Wither
Campbell Hall Baseball Teams Plans Two July Games
Campbell Hall organizers announce a season start with readiness to play any team in the area. Manager William Wend line aims to schedule two July games at Campbell. Mr and Mrs E Nelms and Mr John Waeney are visiting.
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Campbell Hall
Wiliam
Campbell
E. Nelms
John Waeney
Ulster Wan Appointed To State Fire Superintendent Post
A garbled report indicates Ulster Wan or Parsnan was appointed to an act by the state forest and fire commission. The superintendent position covers Delaware, Greene, Sullivan and surrounding towns with a salary and necessary expenses.
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Parsnan
Tatars
Ft Firea
Mbang Jane
Delaware, Greene, Sullivan
Ter
Stratton D. Todd
Werch
O. & W. Men Play Saturday
Fragmentary note states a Saturday athletic event for the O. and W. men with baseball and other activities. Admission is listed as 75 cents. Details on teams, locations, and participants are unclear due to garbled text.
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Herve
Stanisi
Palatine’s “Gyp” Killed by Automobiles
A dog named Gyp, pet of Palatine, Newlurzh, was struck by an automobile on Wednesday and killed. The incident involved the canine, described as a pet of the Palatine, and reports note the fatal collision with a vehicle.
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Palatine
Newlurzh
Achnmobils
Marathon Draws Crowds at Columbia Park Holiday Meet
A festive turnout packed Columbia Park for a day of events led by the fifteen mile Marathon. Julius Edelson of Fallsburg won in 1 hour 59 minutes with Marlborough and James Warner close behind, while earlier races saw Edward Barnett take the half mile and Wm. E. Marlborough win the one mile amateur event.
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Columbia Park
Gnish
Edward Barnett
L. Mead
Joseph Rooter
Wm. E. Marlborough
John Miller
Julius Edelson
Fallsburgh
James Warner
Descot
Edelson
Madison Square Garden
New York City
A. Lewis
Roy A
Holtslander
Lawrence Bowman
F. Fuller
Laurence Harman
Dancus
Monroe matinee races draw 2500 fans at Monroe Driving Park
Twentyfive hundred spectators attended the Monroe matinee races presented by the Monroe Driving Park Association in Monroe on Monday. Winners across seven half mile heats included Rittie driven by McLaughlin. Leilah Gratian owned by M O Schaefer. Minzie Burr in heat two. Black Mahorany owned and driven by George Fitzgerald. Barden owned by J Martin. Paulding Bar owned by Ziba Nichol. Marjorie C owned by J Martin. Manages owned by H W Drake. Judge Royge injured his ankle while working at a fire, delaying duties.
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Monroe Driving Park Association
Monroe
George H. Mills
Rittie
W. Gar
Mr. McLaughlin
Wilkes
Owne Welch
Leilah
Paulding Bar
Ziba Nichol
Aldrich Views Not Senate’s in Tariff Debate
The Senate clashed as Senator Aldrich and Senator Stone debated a cable from Berlin alleging German offense at Aldrich's remarks on tariff influence. The exchange highlighted political tensions and questions of accountability for statements by leading lawmakers.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Aldrich
Senate
Stone
Berlin
Rhode Island
New York
Middletown Team Faces Management Change and Ill Health
Manager William K. Murray of the Orange Blossoms relinquishes control of Middletown baseball due to ill health. John J. Merlin is appointed to seek a backer and form a stock company to save the season, with Eastern Association support to keep Middletown represented. Merlin will act as manager until a new structure is ready, while the schedule runs through the fifteenth of the month.
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William K. Murray
Orange Blossoms
Middletown
Biy City
Newburgh
Murray
New York City
Eastern Association
John J. Merlin
Miran
Trade Winds Driven by Temperature Differences
The Trade Winds arise from temperature differences between the equator and the poles. Warm air at the equator rises while cooler air from the poles moves in to replace it, creating atmospheric currents that flow toward the equator. The winds vary in strength with the temperature gradient.
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Poles
Equator
New York American
Fine People in 1732 and the Dusk till Morning Drafts
A fragmented reminiscence references 1732 scenes with wealth, games, and social excess. It notes rich households, scattered jewels, and estates amid long nights of gambling and leisure, with scarce clarity on names or places.
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Lady
MT Tor
Chambers
Joomal
Fragmented Quote About Martyrdom and Privilege
A garbled dialogue fragment references martyrdom, a ranching man, a woman granted special privileges, and unclear roles. The text remains cryptic with distorted phrases and potential misreads, offering little clear narrative or context.
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Incu Plve
Great Britain and Ireland
Great Britain
Ireland
Mannerchor
Schenecttads
Cinbe
Wv. P.O. Nexburgh
Amsterdam
Dohnsiona
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Middleton
DSR
Schenectadreae
Poushkerpsia
Samuel Beasley
Hotel Brown
North End
Elizabeth Bartell Browning
Mr. Browning
Frank HW
Mather Tyng
Will
Jane 405
Tiel
State Finspital
Midway Park
Lake Mohonk
Opera House
Liberal
Theo. Barth
Ulster Wan
Royge
Octal County
B. Royce
Townsend
Bel
Academy Av
Ramnest Con
Thil-adelphia
Mir
Charles H. Cox
Atintenmeny Street
Feunds
Geront Street
Quaker City
Recorder
Cova T. Acweman
Sjerhareld
Alred Mannich
Pike Street
Tovt Irqvis
Frank Trautman
Same] Smith
Oneonta
Stone Ini
Mediterranean
Godwin
Godin Sams
Kent
England
Edwanl the Confessor
Janes
Baal Godwin
Tyr
Lustache
Marengo
Austerlitz
Marshal Lannes
Rockies
Asien
Cleveland Tiaia
Engrav
Ment
Middletown, N.Y
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