New York Legislators Publish Their Own Red Book
A Albany dispatch notes nearly 300 authors contributed to the Red Book, a legislative directory nicknamed the Boost Book. Gov Glynn and several state officials publish detailed life sketches praising careers in politics law and public service.
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New York
New York World
Albany
Glynn
Republican Assembly
Sweet
Wiliam Sulzer
Manhattan
Sutter
Assembly
Schroeppel
Mitchell May
May
Brooklyn
Meyer Wolf
Greater
Civil Service
James A Lavery
William H Sullivan
Half Century With Erie Ends In Thatcher's Death
All Owego mourns Bum Thatcher as the Erie Railroad community recalls a veteran engineer. Details recount his early days piloting the all steel Gunboat, his transfer to Jersey City division, and a lifetime of service with no accidents. Thatcher died at age 87 leaving four siblings.
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Erie
Thatcher
Owego
Bumner Thatcher
Hornell
Jersey City
Sumner Thatcher
Binghamton
Binghamton Republican
John Delancey
Doubleday Street
Seymour Miersereau
Union
Lincoln
The
Binthamton
Elmira
Jersey
Pelcher
Ananias
Amit
Thatcher Jr
James Thatcher
West, Heid, Mass
Mire
D. Moore
Fon Do Lac
Wie
101 Ranch Wild West Show Promises Real Western Parade
The article touts a Saturday show by the 101 Ranch Rest Wild West group presenting Indians cowboys and cowgirls in authentic western scenes. It emphasizes genuine depictions of far western life including rope work pistol shooting and historic events with an allwestern cast from Oklahoma.
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Wid West
Maby
Biier
Oblaloma
Far West
Mexico
Ile
Trathiuils
Fragmentary record on patent dating
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an early patent record with the date 14 and the Kagteh patent office. The readable portion is vague and provides few concrete facts beyond the reference to a patent entry and date.
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Chinery
Kagteh
Fire Chiefs Convene in Schenectady for Annual Meeting
The 10th annual New York State Fire Chiefs Association convention will occur in Schenectady June 23 and 24 with Chief Higham possible attendance. Notables include Chief John Kenton of New York and Signor Marcon, who will address wireless telegraphy with experiments.
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New York State Fire Chiefs’ Association
Schenectady
Higham
John Kenton
New York
Elt
Signor Marcon
Henry R. Yates
Association
Yatea
Central Station
Supreme Court
Central Fire Station
A. H. Gravee
J. Teller
Watertown
Leonard Briggs
Rome
George W. Booth
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Kenton
B J. McConnell
Buffalo
Charles Little
Rochester
John Mulcahy
Yonkers
T C. Collins
Cohoes
R. A. Maxon
Glovereville
E. S. Shadwick
Saratoga
E. J. Cooney
Little Falls
John J. Crotty
Oneonta
Thomas O'Connor
General Electric Company
Erie Indicted in Mail Case
The Erie Railroad Company was indicted yesterday by the Federal Grand Jury before Judge Jonas M. Mayer on charges of carrying mail service on a rail car in violation of the United States Criminal Code. The case centers on two letters from C. Griffite, superintendent, to G. A. Oxborne and an Erie agent at Montcomers dated June 27, 1912, urging steps to boost profits via telegraph routes. The infraction carries a potential penalty not exceeding $5.
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Erie Railroad Company
Federal Grand Jury
United States District
Jonas M. Mayer
EP. Griffite
Sehat
Western Union Telegraph Company
G. A. Oxborne
Western Union Telegaph Caomreny
Montcomers
Osborne
Commencement Exercises at Saintine Academy
The annual commencement exercises of Srantine Academy on East Main Street will be held at St Joseph's Hall at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of June 27. An admission fee of 25 cents is charged.
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Ieee of Srantine Academy
East Main Street
St Joseph's Hall
Ockook
Man Tries Daring Bomb Rescue at Agriculture Dept
Washington report says Dantel Vinton Jauch, a watchman, attempted to save the acting secretary and staff from a supposed dynamite blast in the Agriculture Department. After a tense noon-hour alarm and police interview, he was jailed. authorities say the fuse had not been lit and the drama proved a staged stunt.
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Washington
Dantel Vinton Jauch
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Janet
Rev Beale Hurt In Auto Crash In Canton
Rev Frank Beale of Canton Ohio, former Ellenville M E Church pastor, sustained severe head injuries when the car he rode in skidded after leaving a funeral last Thursday afternoon. He was moved to a nearby house for aid and returned home Friday night in a coma, with reports Monday placing his condition critically low.
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Frank Beale
Canton
M. E. Church
Ellenville
Beale
Ellen
Attempted wreck of Eries flyer at Starrucca viaduct
William Sutton, 26, of Lanesboro Pennsylvania, charged with attempting to wreck the Eries New York Chicago flyer at Starrucca viaduct Monday night. Police say Sutton has confessed and he is held to await action by the Susquehanna county grand jury. Averted disaster when a pile of Gee fastened with fish plates was pushed from the rail area and removed in time to prevent loss of life.
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Wie
Devoe P. Hodson
jPablie
New York
George E. van Kennen
Thomas H. O'Keefe
William L. Ormrod
Jersey
John Seeley
John D Stivers
James C. Campbell
Howard Conkling
Edward A. Doz
Mark Goldberg
Hudson- Fulton
Herman Kramer
Ries
Niles F. Webb
Packy” McCate
Albany
Boes
J. Sergeant Cram
New York City
McCabe
Cram
Binghamton
N. Y
Erie
Starrucca Viaduct
William Sutton
Lanesboro
Sutton
Grand Gute
Fall of Mazatlan Anticipated Amid Turmoil
Aboard California Mazatlan June 3 The Mexican schooner Gershali with cargo and crew attempts to break through near Petran ivand after fighting by Constitutionalists. Mazatlan’s fall is deemed inevitable as over 2 400 Federal troops encircle the city unable to stop the advance. Speculation centers on the safety of non combatants in the neutral zone.
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California
Mazatlan
Gershali
Sutat
Aero
Petran Ivand
Tring
Constitutionaliets
Unclear OCR Note From German Correspondence
Fragmentary report from Germany mentions Newbarch An Mr Dell and Mr Delany with dates May 22 and a pleasant trip referenced. Text is garbled and readable facts are limited.
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Newbarch
Dell
Germany
Delanys
Eagles Take Possession of Building
Members of Empire Aerie No. 544 Fraternal Order of Eagles take up their option on the Linden Hall property from Thomas Watts and sign papers. The lodge plans immediate renovations, a club license, and a restaurant. John F. Colwell will manage rentals, with daily evening access and a janitor to follow. Reservations may be made by telephone.
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Empire Aerie
Order of Eagles
Linden Hall
Thomas Watts
Buidisz
John F. Colwell
State agencies seek patrol help to wipe out caterpillar webs
Commissioner Huson of the state agricultural department asks Commissioner Carlisle of the highway department to mobilize state highway patrolmen to destroy tent caterpillar webs along roads. Huson says daily patrol time will rapidly exterminate the caterpillars after his May 13 order. Mitchell May endorses uniform highway sign posts and proposes a $25,000 public subscription, administered with authorities and auto clubs, to fund them.
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Calvin J. Huson
State Agricultural Department
John N. Carlisle
Highway Department
Huson
Carlisle
Siice
Mitchell May
May
Publc
Montgomery News Roundup of Local Visits and Jobs
Mrs Paul Gotterick and infant visit Woodstown from Montgomery. William McNeal guests in Chester. Harold Crist visits Elmhurst. William Millspaugh appointed to handle mail express duties replacing Charles F Ketcham who retires after 30 years. Warren Sands in New York. James Griffin begins work at a rebuilt plant. Mrs Charles Kidd returns from Mitchelltown. Nelie Conner accepts summer ice cream parlor job. W O Mails expands plant to accommodate big business. Joseph Haskin's orchestra to play at a young people's party tonight.
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MoNtgomery
Paul Gotterick
Woodstock
Frederick A. Katuman
William McNeal
Chester
James Demerest
Harold Crist
Elmhurst
S. J
J. Harver Harris
Wiliam Millspaugh
Weila Fargo
National
Charles J. Kidd
Mitéle
Edward Pitts
Nelie Conner
Girard Pitt
W. O. Mail
Joseph Haskin
Mre Marauret
Newburgh Elopers Wed in Florida
Newburgh couple Charles McCreery and Mise Ethel Ostrander eloped and wed in Jackson, Florida. The bride and groom, both from Newburgh families, left the city on May 18 and plan to settle south as their families learn of the marriage.
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Newburgh Elopers
Florida
Newburgh
Charles McCreers
Lander Street
Ethel Ostrander
Ibis Ctx
Thetiber
Jackson
Jesse Optrander
Man Wanted in Countys Horse Theft Case
A eight year old road mare owned by Rod erick Robertson, a New York lawyer, was stolen from the Andrew Bertholf farm near Howells. A former farm hand, last seen in East Main street at 4 30 this morning riding a horse matching the stolen animal toward Goshen, is being sought. Boots with hobnails and a black mane and tail describe the horse Waht hay 15% hands.
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Roderick Robertson
New York City
Andrew Bertholf
Howells
East Main Street
Goshen
City Secures 1915 Grand Cantonment
A Times-Press telegram reports Major B G W Musbach and I O O F delegates won approval to bring the 1915 Grand Cantonment to this city. The invitation came from multiple Orange lodges and local officials, signaling support from the chamber of commerce and city leaders for a gathering of 6000 or more uniformed Odd Fellows. Local Canton Stephen L. Preston No. 78 and other groups stressed the event’s expected economic and civic impact.
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Grand
Times-Press
B. G. W. Musbach
BE. R. Kinney
H. BE. Holley
Chevallier Harry Pratt
Canton
Stephen L. Preston
O. F
Middletown Lodge
Luther Lodge
O O
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge
Orange Lodge
LO. QO
Goshen
Rosslyn MM. Cox
Common Council of
City
The
Chamber of Commerce
John D. &Tivers
Charles 3. Boyd
Charles Arans
Caleb H. Haymes
Times- Press
the Argus
Thia Ality
Leo Barnett
E. R. Kinney
Local Boy Tice Returns From Vera Cruz War Duty
Addison P. Tice son of Mr and Mrs Oliver E Tice of 73 Prospect street returned on 15 days leave from Boston where his ship the torpedo boat Ammen was overhauled He served as machinist aboard the Ammen which engaged in patrols between Vera Cruz and Galveston carrying dispatches and observing danger to ships from rioting Mexicans While in Vera Cruz a detachment tended the Lobos Bay light and Tice gathered carved coconuts and woven scarves from Mexican prisoners and inland towns later the Ammen will be overhauled and sail to Europe then to San Francisco for canal opening exercises
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Mexican
Mexico
Addison P. Tice
Oliver E. Tice
Prospect Street
Boston
Ammen
Boston Navy Yard
Tice
Ame
Tampico
Admiral Mayo
Vera Graz
Vera Crag
Galveston
Texas
Vera Cruz
Europe
San Francisco
Mr. Tice
Lobos Bax
Ts Rocks
Income tax proves a disappointment
Treasury officials admit they cannot estimate gross revenues from the March income tax on Reich petarne. Reports claim the tax will fall short of the estimated yield, and secrecy from the Treasury strengthens belief that veterans’ tax returns are not satisfactory.
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Reich Petarne
Treasury Department
Miss Lozier Undergoes Second Operation
Miss Mollie Lerner, daughter of the sheriff and Miss Isaac Lozier, of 82 Lander Street, underwent an operation for abscesses at St Luke's Hospital around 4 o clock Sunday afternoon. She was improving after the first operation for appendicitis and appeared near recovery before another abscess formed.
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Waa Peertr
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