Judge Seeger Seeks Supreme Court Seat in Ninth Judicial
Judge A H F SeeGer announces candidacy for one of the newly created Supreme Court positions. He has served seven years as Orange County judge and one term as district attorney, with strong support from friends in the Ninth Judicial District for a dignified campaign.
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Newough
Jimes
H. F. Seeger
Cridge Seeger
Inscandiaacy
Imi the
See
Seeger
Oraige
A. H. F. Seeger
Orange
Westchester
Newburgh
Hilgants
Canine duo recovered as court clears case
In Newburgh on June 7 the prize dogs from Viking Kennels owned by Dr. and Mrs William Brigek of Baimville were returned after a missing dispute. Eureka Detective Agency officer Was to start for Scranton to recover documents linked to the case. A conference at office Me Percile led to withdrawal of complaints against Mitchell of Scranton and others involved.
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Newburgh
Viking
William Brigek
Baimville
Wgni
Éerse Povede
Eureka Detec Wie
Scranton
Petecure
Ira Mitchell
A.W. MeIntrie
Cmernutt
Ohio
Srood Larcenr
Caleb WH Baumes
Brines
Tye Mitchell
Disbarment Proceeding for Addison Sanborn
The Griesamce Commatier of the Bretten Tay Associaten seeks Addison Sanborn's disbarment before the Supreme Court. The report notes Sanborn withheld funds and owes a widow $4, with a claim of unearthed debt, as the court prepares a decision.
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Griesamce
Bretten Tay
Supreme Loatio Gstat
Lueier
Sanam
Sauber
Labor and Industry Notes From Early 20th Century Clippings
A patchwork of labor notes reports New York department store workers earning under 382 weekly while Utah closes laws from May fifteenth. England workers press for higher pay as war raises costs. Shipyards grow busier in Bath and a Mobile plant joins a boom. European demand boosts American toolmaking and sugar imports rise.
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Utah
S & Ofelech
Europe
Boston
South Africa
New York
Olorado
Kern River
California
D. F. Lewis
Salt Lake City
Utah State Federation of Labor
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Superior
England
Aluminum Company of America
Eyewater
Not
Bath
Tnea
Mobile
Ala
United States
Marystille
Bio
New York State
Hed River
New Orleans
Shreveport
Brotherhood of Levetheuse Engineers
Cleveland
Talon Plasterers
Newburgh Visitor Mr Odell Rides By Car This Time
Newburgh June 7. Mr Odell, continuing his public appearances since the ouster, visited the Clineman hoy in Monizomen near Walden. He arrived with Mr and Mrs Larman, traveling by motor car rather than the former horse-drawn carriage. Residents greeted him at places familiar with his name and work.
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MR. Odell
Newburgh
Gdell
Sr. Poday
Clineman
Monizomen
Walden
A EL Larman
Taree Motor Car
Ofele Carriaxze
Gdelfs Ore
Alea
Birth of a Bon Louis Cunton Slingerland
A baby born to Mr and Mrs Ror Slingerland of Johnson becomes Louis Cunton Slingerland by name change. The article records the new identity for the child born June 6, noting the parents and city of Johnson.
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Bon
Ror Singerland
Johnson
Jane
Louis Cunton Slingerland
Roumania Mobilizes as War Looms
June reports in London indicate Roumania issues a general mobilization decree signaling entry into World War I alongside the Allies. Across Europe, French and British forces win field successes north of Arras and at Gallipoli, with fleets bombarding Turkish forts and French and British troops advancing amid costly German assaults.
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Bucharest
Roumania
London
Battlefeld
Arras
Gallipoli
French War Office
Dardanelles
France
Ablain
Neuville
Aix-Nowlette
Souchez
la Chapelle ‘de Lorette
Italian Soil Sees Warfare In the Italian Campaign
London reports the first major battle for Tolmino with Italian forces meeting serious Austrian resistance. General Cadorna notes Italian artillery superiority while Italian fleet actions include raids on Dalmatian coast lighthouses and cargo rail lines to Ragusa and Cattaro. Trieste depopulates as looting and food shortages rise amid military withdrawals.
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London
Tag Ug
Tolmino
Asvallces l
Rome
Prentino
Cadorna
Ministry O S Marine
Dalmatia
Ragusa
Cattero
Trieste
Nabrosas
Forest Fires Ravage Adirondacks Across The Mountains
Fires rage across the Adirondacks with thousands of dollars in damage. Memorial Day flames near McKeever, Ragged Lake, and Parmelee estate burn hundreds of acres. Cranberry Lake and Brandreth Lake report large areas alight. No rain dampened the blazes for weeks, though a hard downpour could curb the danger.
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Utica
Adirondacks
McKeever
Nelson
Wednesdas
Ragged Lake
Parmelee
Mountain View
Malone
Cranberry Lake
Brandreth Lake
Sim Hone
Mrs Tuthill Hosts Olive Branch Society Meeting
Mrs S D Tuthill entertained the Olive Branch of the International Sunshine Society at 155 Highland Avenue with 19 of 26 members present. A devotional was led by Mrs J R Skelton, reports noted sympathy efforts, and a program of piano solos readings and vocal numbers followed before refreshments. The society plans to meet again with Mrs W A Turdin on June 25.
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S. D/ Tuthill
International Sunshine Society
Highland Avenue
J. R. Skelton
Iennie Agidge
Skelton
Jeresy City
Bensonhurst
Uiness
Wheeler
Sélu
Gregory
Mapes
Herbison
Sarah Wood
Loretta Tuthill
W. A. Hartin
Wilkes
Sarah
Montgomery News Roundup and Local Arrivals
Montgomery notes include Misa Helen Moshes returning home after a dark town stay with Edward Pull and wife. Mrs Samuel Crawford of Montclair NJ visits her parents near the village. Sermon topic Beiog a Man at Presbyterian Church Sunday. Wheeler’s circus and menagerie to exhibit Tuesday June 15 with two performances and a noon street parade. Summer dances continue Saturdays at Seniors Hall. Charles B. Will of Hunt Hill Betts NY in town with brother Nathaniel PHUL of Denver. Mrs Bard Pull and Mrs Julia E Carpenter of Binghamton motor to Tanbur, CL, for Mrs Carpenter to visit sister Mrs Sturgis.
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Montgomery
Misa Helen Moshes
Edward Pull
Samuel Crawford
Mont Glair
X. J
Wit ‘Mam Y. Denniston
Beiog
Wheeler
Diane
Prope
Charles B. Will
Law Ninn
Hunt Hil & Betts
New York
Putnam County Growing Pious Thirty Faithful to Sulzer Party
In Carmel New York on a Saturday, Putnam County shows support for William Sulzer’s American party with about 20 supporters in Grange County. The grand jury proceedings near the county line were dismissed due to lack of cases, and Orange County voters returned blanks to the election commission. Former Gov Odell laments the death of his town dog Chick, a longtime companion.
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Putnam County
Sulzer
Carmel
Jone
Jude
Beareit Southam
Seramse
Jerome Baldwin
Coacheses
Roak
Wiliam Suizer
Grance County
Tee
Orange County
Suizer
Odell
Newburtle
Bae
Miss Landers to Present Popular Daddy Long Legs
Miss Landers presents a dramatic reading of Daddy Long Legs by Lucile Lanier of New York at the First Congregational Church auditorium. Proceeds aid a delegate to the Fifth Worlds End Denver Convention. program features musical numbers and staged scenes from the story.
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Miss Landers
Daddy Long Legs
First Congregational Church
Midgetown Christian Endeavor Union
Wllss
Lucile Laniers
New York
Star Liceum Durean
Lelend Power School
Bostos
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
Lorse
Maddy
John Grier
Marjorie Horton
Louise Jordan
Addy
Early Ending of Campaign Seen
Washington dispatch reports that negotiations may begin between Carranza and Villa to restore order in Mexico. Villa is willing to meet Carranza to discuss differences, with Carranza officials forwarding a conciliatory proposal from Villa supporters. Public speculation centers on Carranza's expected reply and the potential for peace talks.
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Carranza
Villa
Republic of Mexico
Hizio
Atrrondendo
Carrinya
Filla
Atrondendo
Vera Cruz
Bis
Vila
Mexico
Washfocton
Holstein Sale Sets Record Prices in Cazenovia Event
Utica reports high prices at the Cazenovia sale as Francis Jones loses a top bid for a baby cow. Fairview Rag Appie de Kokabies sells for $34 a 33 pound daughter of King Lexie, while Maartie Colantha and other calves bring strong bids.
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Utica
New York
Francis 3. Jones
Clinton
Cazenovia
Joner
Fairview
Getelman
Lexie
E C
Bill
Stewardsrith
Hoj
Getzelman
Mr ‘Pu
Maartie Colantha Doharny
Dave
Students Exhibit Work for Team at Local School Exhibit
Pupils of public schools in this city present samples of regular work for the annual exhibit to be held in the basement of the High school building all day June 4 5 and 14 They show interest for parents and others to view their projects including practical applications and home crafts Mrs Hanford elected president of the DALR Times-Press advertisement notes.
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Civ
Hici
Hanford
Neanareh
Charles H Hanfstt
Beem
DALR
Tip Toe Kilmer Mare Wins at Tuxedo Park Show
Tip Toe a bay mare owned by Willis Sharpe Kilmer of Binghamton won the lightweight hunters cup at Tuxedo Park. The horse, imported from England, had just returned from Devon and faced top American competitors in a hotly contested class.
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Tip Toe
Tuxedo Park
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Binghamton
Fife
Amer
Ica
Devon
Pas
America
Edleen
England
Kilmer
Tip Top
True Heart
R. C. Alexander
Cygnet
Miss Lids
W. A. Harriman
Gray Buch
Glen Arden Hunt
Madge
London
William Jane
Toyland
Spirit the Wood
Bend Or
Lord Venison
Retbattig
W. S. Kilmer
Gathering of the Scottish Clans in York
On June 7 a Scottish gathering was held in York with communion at the Church of the Puritans West 130th Street and Fifth Avenue. Pastor Robert Bruce Clark led morning services and the annual Scotch assembly gathered clans clubs lodges and Highlander groups including the Caledonian Club and the Chieftain's Highland Guard. The MacDuff lineage was represented by Rev Mr Clark an honorary chaplain of the clan.
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York
Church of the Puritans
West 130Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Robert Bruce Clark
Sunda
Scottish Highlanders
Caledonian Club
Chieftain's
Highland Guard
Clan MacDuf
MacDuffs
Death of Mrs Desmond Stuart in Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Mrs Desmond Stuart, registered April 14 at the Waldorf Astoria, was found dead in her room in New York. A maid found her body at 8:30 PM. doctor cites probable heart disease. She was about forty and believed to have a Buffalo brother. few other details known.
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New York
Desmond Stuart
Tarawanda
N.Y
Beng Wealthy
Buffalo
Tittle
Stuart
Deer End Life to Escape Dogs in Brewster
A young buck near Brewster, New York leaped in front of a Central New England Railway freight train on Saturday to escape pursuing dogs. The deer, part of a pair roaming Stuyvesant Fish's country place, died instantly about 190 feet from the impact. Game Protector Barry collected the remains for venison.
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Brewster
Federal Express
Central New England Railway
Stuyvesant Fish
John Ingalls
Barry
Conductor John Dorman Dies in Norwich Household Tragedy
Norwich mourns C and W conductor John Dorman aged 47 found dead at his home 49 Birdsall Street late Friday. Son of John Huntler and Catherine Dor man, he served with Ontario and Western Railroad, survived by wife and two daughters. Funeral from the Teralence Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Norwich
John Dorman
Oatario & Western Railroad
Birdsall Street
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Jervis Pendleton
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Guest
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