Albany investigates vague family definition for state aid
State Fiscal Supervisor Wilshia A. Mallery Jr probes how the term family is applied in charity law. He finds Webster defines a family but offers little practical guidance, noting widespread maintenance of relatives and servants by state institution employees at taxpayer expense and promising rules or law to fix the issue.
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Albany
Wilshia A. Mallery, Jr
Webster
Mallory
Glynn
State
al Oat
Uassistant
Charltles
Industry
Provideil Axe
Rendalla Island
Memorial Day Notes From Ellenville and Surrounds
Ellenville and Napanoch report Memorial Day activities with dozens of locals, visitors, and performers. Frederick Dellenbaugh of New York, librarian at the American Geographical Society, is preparing a new work, Leaders to Our Western Sea. Mrs Rexford and family hosted Memorial Day guests, while Rev. Henry Frost and church officials prepared exams and a pastorate charge at Kingston and Rochester pathways.
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Eliensili
Dellenbaugh
New York
Ellenville
American Geographical Society
United States
Alleghanies
Pacific Ocean
Edna Rexford Gate
Loch Sholdrake
Milas Brexford
Rexford
P. F. Cavanaugh
Brooklyn
Warrite Inn
Bom Catlin
Lounie Catlin
Bloomfield
Mra Catlin
Mra
George BR
Charlee
Francis D. Andrews
Vernooy
Mirkat Street
Marjory Irvin
Maple Avenue
Richard Garver
Albany
Harry Fator
Sussex
N. J
Park Street
George F. Wilksow
Mises
Greta Ranp
Hazel Peck
Jacob Schoonmaker
Wayside Inn
Henry J. Frost
Dafrinand
Classis of
Orange
The
Reformed Church
Eltenville Lant Wood
W. L. Stein Jr
Kingston
Rochester Reformed Church
C4 'Sehromder
Christ’s Father
Sertion Wepinniug
Charles W Initzel
Athans
Partor
Reeregerick Brevright
Jetway City
Triple Funeral of Fire Victims Held in Ringshamton
A Sunday morning fire claimed four lives with a fifth victim interred later. The mourners gathered at Mira Blea Often and Brien and Mary Connelly rituals. Anna Gallagher was buried separately but at the same time.
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Ringshamton
Ite
Mira
Mar Peared Brien
Mary Connelly
Anna Gallagher
President's Compromise Is Adopted In Labor Clause Change
Weabington June 2 Without dissent the house amended the administration antitrust bill to exempt labor unions from the Sherman act. The vote was 207 in favor of the compromise amendment. President Wilson argued the changes keep unions within the law while preserving the original stance against blanket exemptions. The debate covered sections 7 18 and the court interpretations of the Sherman act.
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Weabington
House
Webb
Murdock
Hullogs
Volstead
Minnesota
Wilson
Congress
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Entwi Fk
Notable Notices From State Hospital Events
Reports from the state hospital note the engagement of Thomas Black to Miss Edith A Penny and reference staff and graduates from the Training School for Nurses class of 1892. The text lists names of graduates, honors, and social happenings involving hospital employees and visitors across various cities.
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Astate Hospital
Thomas
M.S. NW
Misa Crann
Deine
Elsewhera
Redding Anpeat
Suner Sinor Parlin Wan
Mies Ball A. Penny
Annie Edewards
Mias
M A. Crane
Anne Redding
E. J. Rattray
Ida L Moshter
Kittie Momt
Alice Tom Mins
A. C. Parlin
Frank Schoonmaker
Jamen Walker
Frank van Sickin
Ministers' Association Holds Enjoyable Golf Club Outing
The Ministers' Association of Middletown and vicinity met at the Golf Club grounds near Midway Park. They thanked the Orange County Golf Club for use of the grounds and elected officers for the year: President Rev. F. P. Hunter, Vice President Rev. C. H. Reynolds, Secretary and Treasurer Rev. E. Mebr. A luncheon followed and Prof. W. W. Wilcox gave an address on the Life of Goethe. The next meeting is set for the second Monday in September.
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Ministers’ Association of
Middletown
Midway Park
Orange County Golf Club
F. P. Hunter
C. H. Reynolds
Profensor
W. W. Wilcox
Goethe
Central Islip Hospital to be Investigated by State Panel
On Thursday the State Hospital Commission and the attorney general's department will review conditions at Central Islip State Hospital. Federal inspectors Buckley and Snyder accused filth, poor food and political intrigue. Commissioner Delaney and Deputy AG Merrill join inspectors. 12 other state hospitals will face summer inspections and a legislative inquiry to curb costs.
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State Hospital Commission
Attorney General's Department
Central Islip
State Hospital
Buckley
Snyder
Delaney
Merrill
Institut
Newburgh Child Fatally Burned
In Newburgh on a Saturday morning eight year old Clara Bell Gregg died eight hours after suffering severe burns from playing with a match lit by a mallet which set her clothing on fire. Coroner Dubois ruled death accidental from burns.
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Newburgh
Clara Bell Gregg
St. Luke's Hospital
Heath
George Gregg
Smith Street
Dubois
Memorial Day exercises in Campbell Hall draw large turnout
Campbell Hall observers recall a large attendance at the June 2 Memorial Day exercises in Hamptonburgh. Reverends Ferwards and Watkins delivered addresses, with strong singing and recitations. John L. Stissman and Alice A. Lewis are noted among participants. Lewis later graduated from the New York Medical College and Hospital for Women.
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Campbell
Hamptonburgh
Ferwards
Watkins
Lincoln
Gettisburg
Br J. A. Batts
Middletown
Henry Seacord
Grante Hall
Henry Seacount
Joseph Rarer
Elmer Markey
W Waring
Hov. Clark
J. Roland GW. Crist
Joseph Lewis
C Zatriskie
Ray Crist
George J. Alexander
Ebenezer Roll
RL Moran
John Horisn
Darien Weaver . Horton
W. Edwards
John van
Bermoer
Ontaria
Goce
John L. Stissman
Convat
Douglas
Alice A. Lewis
Lel Hall
Goshonich
New York Medical Colege and Hospital For Women
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Miss Lewis
Miss Lents
Metropolitan Hospital
Blackwell's Inland
Dtst
EL HN
John L Cotter
Chiten
Ferrerda
Simon Stirer
PRD
R. Stiner
Campbell Hall Farm
Stiner
Brooklyn
Rome
Victims of Empress of Ireland identified in chaotic morgue scene
Grief strained relatives crowded the temporary morgue at Lorne Basin as identifications swayed, with several claims to the same bodies and disputes over a baby. Officials grew stricter, leaving 99 identified and 89 still with numbered tags, amid a tense dispute over a claimed aunt and the Empress of Ireland crew.
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Quebec
Lourne
Canadian Pacific
Miss Tirta. Townshend
New Zealand
Wynne Price
Empress of Ireland
T. B. Leader
Price
Miss Townshend
New York State College for Teachers Named
The Regents of the University of the State of New York rename the State Normal College at Albany the New York State College for Teachers. The college trains teachers for high school work and offers expanded industrial technical home economics and domestic arts programs. courses are free to New York state students.
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University of the State of New York
State Normal College At
Albany
New York State College
New York State
Shelley Drawings In College Paper
Leander Shelter and a Cornell University student contribute sketches to the Cornell Widow. Shelley’s rapid rise in cartooning follows earlier carbons for the Times-Press.
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Shelley
Leander
Cornell University
Cornell
Times-Press
BR Porter
Advent of Commencement Heralded by Student Activities
The Athletic Association held its final monthly meeting of the school year electing officers led by President Charles Newkirk and Vice President Carl Halcott. A chemistry exhibition showcased experiments including gas production and a high temperature fire. The Goshen clean-up cup was presented to track athletes led by John Eilenberger, with notable feats like a nine foot four inch pole vault by Breathing Faulkner. Preparations for baseball at Monroe and upcoming games against Goshen, Poughkeepsie, and Newburgh Academy were outlined, along with debates, class day plans, senior picnics, and commencement arrangements.
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Athletic Association
Asithie
Charles Newkirk
Carl Halcott
Béntund Jantes
T. J
Thany Visitore
Rene B. Welbourne
Chautauque
Lester Masterson
Welbourne
Masterson
Goshen
Wilson
John Eilenberger
Hilenberger
Leroy Horton
Mackenzie
Monroe
Poughkeepsie
Saturay
Newburgh Academy
Hares Field
Survivor of Bull Run joins ranks of Newburgh memory
The Newburgh region recalls Civil War casualties and survivors from the 71st New York and the Parmenter Firemen. James Hastings and Henry F. Travis are named as veterans, with detailed notes on wounded, captured, and buried comrades, plus enlistment totals and early local recruitment.
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Bull Run
Newburgh
71St Regiment
Oity
New York
Parmenter Riremen
James Hastings
Board of Education
Henry F. Travis
124Th Regiment
J. W. R Mould
Dudley Church
Samuel O. Bond
Batte
James Taggart
James Montzgomery
Centreville
Washington
Thomas Powell
Samuel
Bond
St. George's Cemetery
Newburga
Orange County
Second Methodist Church
St. John’s of
Jame A. Raney
Pullerton
Fullerton
Albany
Nexdoreh
Roosevelt to be honored in France
Paris reports the French government has decided to accord President Roosevelt privileges of amnesty and to launch him on a peace mission through all police posts in his honor. Foreign Minister Hanotanx faces a launch in his honor for the gesture.
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Roosevelt
France
Paris
Am Em
Teltt
Searner
Hanotanx Fa
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State Hospital Club
Thuredas Erestag
Ministers’ Association
Central Islip Hospital
Campbell Hall
GRANT
State Normal
Faulkner
Kramer
Lutes
Ium
Aetter
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Panama
R. Startup Tarlot
Tarlot
Ssntore
Moon
Stude
Tom Wilson
G. William Miles
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