Plans for New York Christian Endeavor Convention 1913
The General CE Convention Committee meets at Webber Horton Memorial Church to organize the July 1 4 Newburgh New York event. Officers include John W. Post as general chairman and C A Keeler finance head. They report $1000 pledged and seek a $500 loan from merchants. A June 26 consult with State Union field secretary Harald A Walter is planned.
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C. E. Convention
New York
Btaser
Christian Endeavor
Webn Horton Memorial Church
Ula Committee
C. A. Keeler
Edward van Fleet
John W. Post
F. P. Hunter
Daisy Hallett
Thomas W. Verpooy
Fimanes
J. W. Trauger
Chas
Greason
Conkling
GH. Vernon
Ernest Hilsdorf
Alice Howell
Migs
End Beyen
Orrin Allen
Mian Winifred Ward
Newburgh
T Fh
Harald A. Walte
State Union
Concert at High School Benefits Red Cross
A weather disrupted Friday concert in Wikd High School auditorium by the Glee Club and local graduates drew a large audience. Receipts bolster the Red Cross drive and may fund a local Patron membership. Credit goes to Minniel Shane and a host of artists including Miss Mar Lorenzo Horton Mildred Corner Albert Delxveroth and Howard Katey along with the mandolin club and accompanists Minnie Garner Sunlih and Dayton.
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Wikd
Glee Clab
Glee Club
Minniel Shane
Misa Mar
Jorlo Horton
Miss Mildred Corner
Albert C. Delxveroth
Howard P Katey
Mandolin Club
Minaca Carner
Sunlih
Dayton
Officers of Seveny-first New York Regiment to take exams
Officers of the seventy first New York Regiment of Infantry, headquartered at the local state armory, must report for examinations at Governors Island New York City. A detail will report to an examining board next Tuesday. The new battalion of the command under Major Delamaier at East Main Alley Farm prepares for troop occupancy and facilities, with electric cutting and water systems completed.
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Ig Seveny-firat New York Regiment of Infantry
East Ay
Governors Island
New York City
Neatenadia
Ohird
Delamaier
Wrowiabie Farm
Main Aliwet
Ulamater
Chinese Provinces Revolt Ties to Southeast China
Six provinces forming much of southern China declare independence and threaten a joint expedition to set aside Tagament and reinstate Tan bi Ji. The military party gains strength while the president's position appears precarious as unrest spreads across Peking. Grace Welton wins a second medal at the Reed Medal contest in Eldred Week events.
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Peking
China
Tan Bi Ji
Tens
Grace Welton
Noacos
Aem
Reid
Eldred
Middletown
Sinter
Personal Items About the Movie Stars
North Carolina notes on Lucille Satterthwaite and other Fox and Sunshine stars. The piece highlights mountain roots, beauty, and studio life at Goldwyn or Fox studios, with anecdotes about Agnes Vernon Valeska Suratt Mignon Anderson and Florence Vidor. It mentions gypsy hold ups in the Lane City State and costume details for upcoming pictures.
The Average Reformer and Harvesting Machinery Debate
A lively critique of reform zeal and its unintended effects on industry. The piece notes steel diverted from canning and harvesting machinery to other uses, highlighting conflict between dairy and farming interests and urging gradual handling of cereal product reforms. It comments on how policies can rob Peter to pay Paul and warns against sweeping, disruptive changes.
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Peter
Paul
Wrong feeding methods and deadly overdoses warned
An old tale of a ship captain who mixed medicines in a fatal dose warns against mixing No 7 and No 47 substances then adding No 40 strychnine and carbolic acid to form a poison. It cautions that people imitate dangerous fads like feeding animals inappropriate mixtures leading to death. It emphasizes careful handling of poisons and the risk of overdoses.
Ex Mayor Oweas Weddeg Married in New York City
Ex mayor Oweas Weddeg and Mrs Ella No Townsley were married in New York City Saturday. The ceremony followed a New Year gathering with friends at the Weddeg home on Lincoln Street.
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Oweas Weddeg
York City
Fexmayor
George W. O'Neal
Ella No Townsley
Lincoln
Wilson Warns Slackers Proclamation On Registration Evading
President Wilson issues a proclamation warning all persons subject to registration who withdraw from the United States jurisdiction to evade registration. Those who refuse to present or submit to registration may face misdemeanor charges and up to a year in prison upon conviction in a district court.
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Washington
Wilson
J. Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
United States
Captain Steedman Returns Home From Utica Meeting
Captain Marty L. Steedman of Company J, First New York Infantry, returned to Middletown after a subdivision commanders’ meeting at Utica. Colonel James Boyer and all unit commanders attended. Captain Townsend, Infantry Instruction Inspector for New York, led discussions on administration and muster forms, with duty at Camp Whitman and visits to Peekskill headquarters noted.
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Gaptwa
Marty L. Steedman
New York Regiment of Infantry
Middletown
Utica
Thorsday
Steedman
James 8. Boyer
Watertown
Townsend
New York
Camp Whitman
Peekskill
Catskill Aqueduct
Lester
No Partisanship on Either Side in Registration Drive
Chester C. Logan Democratic State Committeeman receives a joint appeal from the Democratic National Committee and the Republican National Committee urging party workers and committeemen to aid the June registration drive. The letter asks supervision of the process and asks Bogart to contact individual members across districts to emphasize the service's importance.
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Chester C. Logan
Democratic Natual Committees
Republican National Committee
Bogart
Fixes illegal display of flag on tie in New York
In New York Special Sessions the court accepted a plea from Gamport of 708 Broadway declaring a blue necktie with an American flag motif lawful to display. The judge found technical guilt but suspended sentence, noting no intended contempt while confirming the flag emblem was worn.
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New York
Join 4
Gamport
Ioadway
Garaport
Dea
Cie Tae
Jontice Herrman
Uien
Instruction on surgical dressings courses offered locally
Misa Mercy Jneaux of the New York Red Cross headquarters has conducted instruction sessions for surgical dressings at Gee Church parish house over several days free of charge. Qualified helpers include Mrs Byron Morgan Mrs Thoman Waits Mrs Mana Dickerson Miss 1 7 W Schoo taker Mrs Laurent Heaton Mrs J Willis Trans Mrs Mosre Vall Mev J C Tavner Miss Eleanor Roser Miss Hattie Towner Miss Pearl Bevea Mrs Lawes Robertson Mrs F S Smithers Jr Mrs Toa Roters Anna Cora Milla Mrs Leander Panis Mrs 3 Hathawas Mrs J Edson Adams Jr and Mrs W F Hatter.
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Misa Mercy Jneaux
New York Red Cross
Gee Church
Byron Morgan
Thoman Waits
Mana Dickerson
W. Schootaker
Laurent Heaton
J. Willis
Mosr
Flag Raising Planned by Hires Condensed Milk Plant
Employees at the Hires Condensed Milk plant prepare for a flag raising on January second at three o clock. A pole will be erected on the grounds and exercises and addresses by workers will be held. Citizens in the area are invited to attend.
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Jane
Ane
Mayor Names Commission on Liquor Places
Mayor Thompson appoints a commission to reduce liquor licenses under the Brown excise law. Appointees include A. E. Hopkins and Rifua C. Maltby, with Nickham T. Shaw as city leader. Commissioners receive 10 dollars per day for up to eight days as needed. City now has 48 licenses, to be cut to 32. state approval pending. The panel starts September to complete its report amid speculation on eliminations.
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A. E. Hopkins
Board ‘of Education
Justice of the Peace
Rifua C. Maltby
Nickham T. Shaw
Attr
Cites
State Excese Department
Albany
Difficult to mix feeds and by products, dangers of fraud
The piece notes the difficulty of mixing by products from oats, barley, rye, corn, flaxseed, and other components into uniform feeds. It laments past fraud or misbranding, explains the lack of farmer laboratories, praises government and experiment station oversight, and argues modern mixed feeds improve herd health and profits while home mixing remains uneconomical.
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Maine
Delce
Grand jury reports indictments in Newburgh case
Newburgh grand jury reports 20 indictments after a month of sessions. Frank J. Kirk, hotel man, indicted on nine counts for gambling. surrendered and bailed. Others named include T Otto Dejeseroth, Charles P. Williams and Harry Coyle, all surrendering with bonds. Several tied to bookmaking and gambling rings. cases to be arraigned at county term. The jury will return Monday for final report and discharge. City officials outline bond and court actions as prosecutors push for justice.
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Newburgh
Grand
Hirschberg
Grand Jury
Frank
T. Otto Dejeseroth
Charles P.wiliams
Harry Coyle
Court House
Williams
Peter Karlback
Erie
Otisville
Stephen Fromberger
Cornwall
Spahn
Elmira Reformatory
Henry Jackson
Fred Manuel
Decker
Goshen
John Wesley Howell
William Haver
Martin
Pest
Flrat Street
Seeger
Liesina
Wall Relief Agent Appointed on New York Rail Line
EMective Inne 1 H. BR. Hall appoints a relief agent to cover stations in the New York district and branches on the rail line. Wall, formerly agent at The Bash War, served as second trick relief clerk and operator at James site. Friends praise his promotion amid the station restructuring.
Bryan's Peace Token Holds Call to Fight
Washington notes recount how William J Bryan created bronze ploughshares from melted swords to honor peace treaties. The displays were gifted to diplomats but many have vanished, replaced by grim projectiles leftovers. A ploughshare given to Josephus Daniels now supports a fiery poster urging action.
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Bryan
Washington
William J. Bryan
War Department
United States
Josephus Daniels
Meeting on mental hygiene clinics in Newburgh
A public meeting in Newburgh announced plans to establish state charity aided mental hygiene clinics directed by the State Charities Aid Association. About 60 clergy social workers and medical members attended at St Luke's Hospital Memorial Nurses Home.
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Newburgh
Tts
St. Luke's
Maurice C. Ashley
Middletown State Hospital
Mildred H. Hurley
George W. Hastings
Committee On
Middletown Hospital
Ihember
Star of St.Luke's
Snyder
Take Action in Harriman Case
In Newburgh a special term of the Supreme Court adjourned without ruling on a writ of mandamus by James B. Hallock of Harriman against Village President William Rake and others. The case questions villagers’ right to rescind a March 20 vote on two propositions to buy property for 2 and 7 thousand dollars, with a June 11 special election set to decide. W. Gott represented village officials. decision reserved.
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Times
Vino
W. Gott
Justice Tompkins
Hen Saves Her Life by Wonderful Work
Thicaxo reports a hen named Lacy owned by George Phips that survived a near execution by gallows after three days without food. A second item notes Pine Bush bus line talks. the Chamber of Commerce supports restoring service amid Erie cuts between Middletown and the point, with the transportation committee hopeful.
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Hen
Chamber of Commerce
Erie
Middletown
Chamber
Belgian Gives Four Sons to Uncle and War Yet
Four Bel gian brothers from Paterson NL parish enlist in the United States Army, seeking to help end the war in France. Their father, aged forty four, speaks for the family and hopes all four sons join as part of a wartime effort against Germany.
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Ansinus
Coutry
Charles 1. Catenelis
Thomnan A
Ciemans Abari
Paterson
Terdas
United States Army
Ata- Geeth
France
Toea
Rassotty
Othe
Clergyman Voices Support for Woman Suffrage Debate
Dr Stephen S Wise of New York City urged rabbis to back the suffrage resolution adopted by the Eastern Council of Reformed Rabbis. He argued democracy is a moral religious issue and that enfranchising women is essential to a true democracy. He cited leaders like Asquith and Bonar and pressed for civil rights for women nationwide. A separate Farmhouses Beats Fiat essay contrasts rural privacy with urban scrutiny.
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Stephen 8. Wise
New York City
Wileen Kee -Notty
Wise
Local notices with health and estate items stray into vague report
Unionville notices report several residents paralyzed or ill with strokes, plus many visits of neighbors from Hawthorne Ridgewood and Paterson. Ada Reba’s estate appraised at 208550. Fire damage to Catskill newspaper offices and Dustaga building noted with several hundred dollars loss.
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