Pythian Sisters Meet in Kingston Convention
Eilenville June 2 The Pythian Sisters district meeting at Pythian Hall on Wall Street Kingston featured delegates from Ellenville Ping Bush and Newburgh with Mrs Ida Reynolds and Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan among speakers. A grand banquet followed the afternoon session and the evening degree work honored Mayor Palmer Canfield and W W Taylor amid tributes to A Westing Temple.
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Eilenville
Awesting Temple
Ellenville
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Wall Street
Kingston
Brankstone
Kate Wolf
Johanna Hernberg
Frank Meriole
Nellie Booth
Alice Graham
Beryl Hose
Emma Wyman
Kate Aliens
Mabel Schoonmaker
Jennie Richmond
Mabel M. van Schaick
Kate Wood
Sophie Gupp
Mamie Reige
Ida G. Turner
Nellie Deschler
Joseph Ringwald
Martin Deschler
Charles H. Abrena
A. W. Reynolds
Temple
Emma Za- Ross
Nettie M. Parselle
Ping Bush
Ida Reynolds
Elizabeth Sullivan
New York
Lucy Munson
Newburgh
Kate Russell
Francon Lodge
Knights of Pythoas
Canfield
W.W. Taylor
A. W W. Reynolds Temple
Munson
Je. Turner
Myre
John D. Tibbais
Sirs
Seheogenes
Russell
Ackerman
Rose
van Keuren
Elsenville
Sullivan
A. W. Reynolds Temple
New York City
Brooklin
Summitttitz
Four affidavits allege Lusitania carried hidden guns
Washington reports four affidavits claim the Lusitania sailed with four gun mounts on an upper deck two forward and two aft. Additional affidavits question the manifest listing 349 fur packages valued at 119220 sent to Liverpool. Officials say an affidavit may claim gun buttons were in the cargo and acids used for explosives may be listed.
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Washington
State Department
Lusitania
Liverpool
Cunard Steamship Company
Steamship Company
Open Fire Club at Wickham Lake Celebrates Memorial Day
Warwick June 2 The Open Fire Club at the City Farms Wickham Lake entertained well and rehearsed for next Saturday. Henry C Hoagland, soon to be 77, walks daily and credits health to regular exercise. The parade featured General Wheeler Post navy and army members, Warwick band, Bar Scouts, and a P O S of the Fire Squad.
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Warwick
Open Fire Club
City Farms
Wickham Lake
Hne
J. Monroe
Measra
Wilson
Sallie l
Paulson
Herrick
Mr. Dicker
Mr. Mooney
Mr. Clark
Mesars
Zimmer
Geeks
Sallis
Mr. Swartz
Dr. Frolich & Co
Bors—Mesers
Sallie
Srealson
Mr. Mackey
Flyons
Messrs
Flynn
Nixon and
Mr. Wilson
Diriand
Needham and Monahan
Morgan
Munroe
Institute
Haight
General Wheeler Post
W. J. Rounsavall
Navy
Mehin R. Green
St. Maryland
John Webb
N. Y
Oakland Avenue
P.O. 3S
Firine
Masio
Henderson
Dax
Sugar Loaf News Notes and Social Snippets
Sugar Loaf items report Saear Tral duce 2 the savers started Frater gardens and Henry Martin shows a new Ford car. Miroang and H C Wier opened a summer home in the village. The social event at Mr and Mrs Jonneon home drew a large crowd with Miss Sarah Minehan visiting Friday.
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Saear
Henry Martin
Miroang
H.C. Wier
Jonneon
Sarah Minehan
Frida
Aged Pedestrian Plans Long Catskills Walking Trip
An elderly man intends to embark on a lengthy walking journey through the Catskills with his wife. The trip will span several weeks and remains to be scheduled as they anticipate the experience with pleasant expectations.
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Irs. Boagland
Lonsest
Catskills
Montgomery Veterans Honor Parade in Montgomery
Memorial Day observance led by the Sons of America with graves decorated at Brick Presbyterian and Catholic cemeteries. Parade from Washington Camp No. 19, past Vine Street to Presbyterian cemetery, ending with prayers by Rev Ira G. Martin and a benediction. Soldiers' relatives and local residents attended.
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A. E
Ward Post
G A. RB
Sons of Veterans
Frank J. Cammpbell
Sholr
W. H. Moser
Guy L. Gould
Gorman Mance
Elienville
W. C. McNally
Ellen
Mapie Avenue
Anerns
Ely S. Parker
Andrew W. Lent
Hishland
Ty H. W. Coons
Board of Education
Ann Bull Fiston Sheldon
Mary Gerard
Gerard
Kiaten Sheilon
Vine
Rex Sronts
Sof A
Columbia
Ira. G. Martin
Annz
Frank FL Robineen
Methodist Episcopal Rearteration
Mr Martin
Americ
Japan Eyes Strategy Warns Against Overconfidence
The Washington Post notes that while China may hold some strong cards, the advice from a Japanese expert should not be dismissed. The piece underscores caution in evaluating the regional balance of power and the potential for missteps.
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China
Washington Post
Church Taxes Face Defeat in State Convention Hearing
Albany June 3 petitions flood the constitutional convention against taxing religious charitable and educational property. Nixon amendment would tax such property but majority oppose. hearing ends with expectation the measure won’t advance. Albany June 2 upstate public service commission approves merger of New York Westchester and Boston with Westchester Northern railroad. New combined line links Harlem River to White Plains and Danbury with a Connecticut extension and aims to connect to New Haven lines and Poughkeepsie bridge route.
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Albany
Constitutional Convention
Senate
James L. Nixon
N. Y
Upstate Public Service Commission
New
New York
Oity
North Avenue
New Rochelle
Mount Vernon
White Plains
Portchester
Westchester Northern
New York, Westchester
Boston
Westchester County
Danbury
Connecticut
Consolidated Road
New Haven
Syhat
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Watchers School for Suffragettes Held in Middletown
Middletown women will receive instruction on poll watching ahead of the suffrage vote next November. A Watchers School will be held June 3 at 2 p.m. in the Universalist Church parish house taught by Helen Hoy Greeley a noted New York lawyer and suffragist.
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Middletown
New York
Universalist
Helen Hoy Greeley
Vassar College
Phi Beta Kappa
New York University Law School
Claie Bar
Supreme Court of the United States
Alice Wars
Arssant
Cotmnmation
City of
Gvern
Road grafters sentenced in New York Penitentiaries
New Cit New York. Dine two weeks. Wm Whrard, irregular boss of Rockland fronts, B25 sentenced by Supreme Court for sordid graft. Jamhes Revd, a Stattoad Ineaeeter, 12) Greenesipeet Broskin, six months in the penitentiary. The Construction Company, Whrard’s firm, also sued. Pending appeal, stay granted by Justice Tompsina, releasing Whrard and Boyd on bail.
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New Cit
Iymorratic
Rockland
Jamhes Revd
Greepsipeet Broskin
Whrard
Tompsina
Boyd
Wilson Cabinet Endorses Mexican Peace Policy
Washington reports unanimous cabinet approval of President Wilsons plan to impose an embargo on arms to Mexico as a step toward peace among Carranza Villa factions. Officials say embargo could halt fighting by denying weapons, while Miss Mabel Boardman urges food export ban to aid Mexican civilians.
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Washington
Wilson
Republic
United States
Mexico
Mr. Wilson
Huerta
Carranza
Villa
Mabel Boardman
Relief Committee of the American Red Cross
Boy's Remarkable Escape From Death In Memorial Day Crash
Montgomery June 2 A five passenger Ford touring car veered off course on Memorial Day striking a guard rail near the square. Frankie Devitt son of Edward and Mrs Devitt was stabbed but escaped uninjured when a driver halted the car mystery. An accompanying woman was badly cut and treated at a hospital. The incident involved C L Brown of New York and caused property damage to the Henry Hallett residence on Ward Street.
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Montgomery
Frankie” Devitt
Edward Devitt
Herbert Kernochan
Jad
C. L. Brown
New York
Campbell Hall
Montgomeri
Henry HL Hallett
Bac
Halletl
Ward Street
Bunfire
Brive
Eleanor Hawidor
Frederic, Funk
Monteclair
N. J
Postimaster
Willa Me Neal
Une vi
Standard and Reporter
Central Express Train Derailment Report Confirms No Injuries
A June incident involving three New York Central lines the Detroiter and the Chicago Express derailed from one to three hours after leaving. Passengers were jolted as the engine struck a bridge approach near Al. Yay. No injuries were reported.
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New York
Detroiter
Chiaca Expres
Chicata Expres
New Middletown Postmaster Welcomed With Flowers
Daniel B. Sweeney took over as Middletown postmaster Tuesday morning to a reception of abundant floral tributes and well wishes from friends across the city. He learned his salary would increase by 100 dollars, as longtime Postmaster James F. Moore handed over duties in a ceremonious transfer.
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Daniel B. Sweeney
Middletown Widh
A. C. Reynolds
C. C. Bogart
Ing
James F. Moore
Sweeney
First Postmaster Swener Receives Support in City
Augustus Crawford and Charles Sweeney led the welcome as the new postmaster arrived Tuesday at 8 AM escorted from his home by Edward S Nutley secretary of the Democratic City Committee. Sweeney aided the transfer process while Mr Swener declined a chauffeured ride choosing to walk.
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Augustus Crawford
Charles Sweeney
Edward S. Nutley
Democratic City Committee
Sweener
Ofice
Isiness
Florida visit and local union notices at Fair View Fawn
Suime 2 Miss Baird of Philadelphia visits uncle George F. Jayne at Fair View Fawn. Warwick Valley Local Union plans a Friday meeting at Florida 31. E. Church with address by Mr Tann. Social hour follows and notes of local charity and mistaken attendance at a Ladies Aid supper. residents report donations and guests.
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Florida
Suime
Baird
Philadelphia
I’enn
George F. Jayne
Fair View Fawn
Warwick Valley
Florida 31
Susie Wricht
Manhasset
S S Seward Institute
Eos
Diesceeter
Yeraydd
Laren
Fielids
Finanell
Mie
Jennie
Ethel Blowdeem
Newari
Initladadile
Eatent
Regan
Mali
Durtiad
Newark
Somas
Gertrude Mio Tuindall
Chas
Locust Threat Prompts Guard Your Trees Across States
Fragmented OCR text references locusts spreading across central and southern regions, with mentions of New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and other states. It hints at warnings to protect trees and property as insect activity rises in multiple counties.
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Rhoe F
Vrde
Fasi
Ari Tresider
New York
Peena Iss
Greene
Wesichesier
New
Jer Fe
Postmaster James F. Moore Receives Clerks Gift
Commencing July 1 the fiscal year begins with a salary of 5200 dollars. Mr Moore faces retirement after more than five years service. Clerks of the office presented a gold handled umbrella engraved with their thanks for his many kindnesses during his tenure. Moore expressed appreciation and for his future plans as he retires from the postmaster position.
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Mr. Moore
Moore
Derrance
Mr. Derrance
James F. Moore
Benjamin Seeley Killed by Train in New Jersey Incident
Benjamin M Seeley 30 of Boonton Avenue Bautley was a Susquehanna railroad brakeman killed Monday night when the interurban train he worked on separated. His body was found at 9:30 p.m. on the tracks. His wife collapsed Tuesday morning after receiving a telegram about his death and attending to arrangements.
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Feayarg
Earl
Bardas
Mae
Indy
Massenger
Bates
General Tracy Is Recovering in New York
Brig Gen Benjamin Pransha Tracy is recovering after a collision in Manhattan. A passerby noted he remained cheerful despite the incident as a cart struck a pedicab near Fifty ninth Street. General Tracy had been en route to the roots memorial ceremony when the accident occurred.
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New York
Ben-jamin Pransha Tracy
Hrootisa Memorial Bay
Parais
Witch Street
Manhattan
Emperor Yoshiniue Seeks Military Might and Luxuries
A damaged OCR fragment portrays Emperor Yoshiniue aiming to boost Japan’s power and wealth. It notes a large army, levies, and the pursuit of expensive luxuries to elevate Japan to global equality or superiority among nations.
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Yoshiniue
Japan
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Perth
Easter
Barold Quarvertosh
M.D Slevens
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Frankie DeWitt
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