PLAN FIRE PROOF BUILDING TO PROTECT COUNTY RECORDS
Goshen June 6. Board of Supervisors met in special session with George K Gregg presiding. State Board of Tax Commissioners and county officials pressed to action on fireproof storage for surrogate and county treasurer records. Proposal to build a rear two story fireproof vault and move filing cases, allowing main building to remain non fireproof. Approval to hire an architect and obtain cost estimates. Also discussed fire protection for Orange Farm buildings and funding from poor districts. Payment terms to be set with Goshen Fire Department and related committees.
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Goshen
Board of Supervisors
George K. Gregg
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Common Council
Newburgh
John FL Parrell
Waltertown
T. C. Quinn
Toth
Neleht
Frank C Flock
Fere
Vilhage
Frrmera
Hock
Bullwinki
Almahouse
Indhangia
Orange Farm
Upsum
Oranko Farm
Northland Steamer Floated After Rocks Near Long Island
The Sound steamer Northland, aground off Bartlett's Reef, was floated and towed to London, Conn. Repairs by divers and pumps enabled partial patching of bow damage after an 18 hour grounding. The ship set to depart for New York at midnight under escort, with divers and wrecking crew assisting. Passengers, including Mrs. W. C. Wood and Mrs. George Hobs, transferred to Portland by wireless train.
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London
Conn
Northland
Bartlett’s Reef
New York
Tasco
At & O’clock
Northland Ia Oa
Wilmington
Exatern Steamship Company
Times
Ebriday
Graiga D. Moore
W. C. Wood
George Hobs
Pln
Lortland
Mayors End Conference Highlights State Meeting
Auburn June 6 The New York State Mayors Conference concluded after a profitable session. Highlights include a loan for municipal work and remarks by John Porno Miliclel of New York. A shore line on Coarog Lake and a baseball game followed the afternoon sessions. Harriet Mas Mille led suffrage efforts with a favorable vote on measures. A prominent marriage announced: Mats Loretta Sterling daughter of Louis W Sterling of St Paul Minn to Frederick Wi near Papa. The wedding is set for Wednesday with the couple living at home after the ceremony. Mr Toppa is a former Mitchstown resident now in the western city. friends will send congratulations.
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Auburn
New York State Mayors’ Conference
wWunicigal Ork
John Porno Miliclel
New York
Twearly
Pear
Panama
Pacifie Exposition
Coarog Lake
Harriet Mas Mille
Coulorenen
Fasor
Slawwoferk
Nhs
Loretta Sterling
Louis W. Sterling
St Paul Minn
Frederick Wi
Papa
Jane
Toppa
Avenue
St. Ban
Mr Topp
Mitchstown
Dimvang
Thin Ely
Rumors of D H takeover of local rail lines
A wave of rumors suggests Delaware and Hudson may take over the Middletown and Unionville and the Susquehanna and Western lines after July 1. Erie leases and potential O and W track wage deals are also mentioned, with officials withholding comment.
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Busquehanna & Western
Middletown & Unionville
Delaware & Hudson Company
Iie
Erie
Middletown
Lorillard Is Blue Winner At Tuxedo Park Horse Show
Ideal weather favored the Tuxedo colonists on opening day of the annual show. Twenty classes judged with keen competition. Pierre Lorillard, Ir. won the blue ribbon riding Kla ray holding Dixie. Entrants included horses from Squadron C Farm and Captain Alexander.
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Tuxedo Park
Ideal Weathar
Pierre Lorillard
Kla Ray Holding
Dixie
Squadron C. Farm
Captain Alexander
Tobacco Suit Nears Conclusion in New York Trust Case
The government and the four tobacco manufacturers reach a settlement path as the Supreme Court decrees dissolve. The Metropolitan firm held exclusive distribution, now open markets threaten the monopoly. With competition to be restored, the Sherman act enforcement could be eased by waiving inequities.
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Whellington
June
Tobacco Trust
New York
Supreme Court
Metropolitan Tobacco Company
Department of Juat de Heres
Metrpopolitan
Graduates Secure Stenographer and Clerk Positions
Joseph David of Port Jervis, a School of Commerce student, has accepted a stenographer and clerk role with FLL. Kathrin Kean of Port Jervis takes a stenographer and bookkeeper post with Stevens Whitney & Denton. Gladys Scott enters as stenographer with Swinton Hardans Company, Port Jervis, and Kathrine Kean also noted.
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Joseph David
Port Jervis
School of Commerce
Gladya
CertridstViety
Rita Dhe Nes Bun Yoondries
Goshen Uelen Spring
Slenorry
Phet
New York
Els
Alleged Rosber Helo In New York Heist Case
In New York during June authorities held Joseph Lone a chauffeur and James Fas a public tone on suspicion of involvement yesterday in a scheme linked to the American Company, with the two facing charges related to the incident.
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Rosber Helo
New York
Joseph Lone
James Fas
Toom Ontet
Ametizanan Company
Nentiy Bw
Movie Tm Actors Leave For New York
The prayers of the Pampvs Maters Motion Picture Company have closed filming at Cuddehacks ville and all actors are departing for New York. The last group will leave the village on Monday.
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Pampvs Maters’ Motion Picture Company
Cuddehacksville
New York
Trust Bills Passed By Large Majority In Congress
Washington June 6 In record time the house passed the three measures of the anti trust program. The Clayton and Covington bills strengthen restraints on monopolies while the railway capitalization bill regulates stock and bond issues by inter state lines. Passages followed brisk debate with GOP opposition limited to labor provisions and a few Democrats voting against the Clayton bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Trade Commission
Infarstete Commerce Commission
Wilson
Walltoad
Annual Athenia Club reception in Washingtonville
The seventh annual Athenia Club reception drew 235 attendees despite rain at Moffat Library. Mrs. James Burnett welcomed guests, Miss Helen Hulse Tuthill announced the program featuring piano duet, paper on Artemus Ward, violin solos, and vocal solos. An elaborately arranged program, refreshments, and dancing followed, marking the season’s social highlight.
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Athenia Club
Washingtonville
Moffat Library
Kuhl
James 8
Helen Hulse Tuthill
Carl Bohm
Linda P. Straw
Theron Millapaugh
Jennie Nolde
Elizabeth White
Sheba
Voral
Sidney Homer
Brooks
American Reformed Church
Newburgh
Jon Jackson
Miss Lyon
Rebecca
Sulzer Speech At Warwick Aims For Honest Government
William Sulzer spoke at Warwick on Friday evening to a large crowd gathered for the first band concert of the season. He addressed the audience from the bandstand on the topic Do You Want Honest Government and drew attention to county political shifts involving George F L Ketchum W P Greece and Tammany Hall.
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William Sulzer
Warwick
Mr. Sulzer
Warrick
Sulzer
George FL Ketchum
Groge
Greec
Official Blockade Order Acknowledged In Tampico
A terse wire from Washington reports Mexico citing Tampico under dockyard control and a blockade order to be proclaimed this afternoon. Secretary Daniel says no orders have been sent to submit Badger or Dern regarding the seizure of the steamer Antilles.
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Mexico
Jones
Vidal
Tampico
Washington
Juan
Daniele
Frog Sealcon Opens With License Rules
Frog season opens January 1 and closes March 31 with allowed harvesting methods. A hunting license is required to trap or take frogs during the season.
Kind Faced Cow Upsets Traffic In New Jersey
A Jersey cow blocked the Paterson Newark Erie line for over an hour yesterday from Paterson to East Newark. The placid animal ran when chased and walked otherwise, confounding train crews and alarming commuters at East Nutley Nutley Avondale Essex Belleville Woodside Riverside and Newark stations.
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New York
Patarson-Newark
Erie
Jersey
Paterson
Newark
East Nutley
Nutley
Avondale
Essex
Belleville
Woodside
Riverside
Finchville Farm Sold in June Two Months of Negotiation
Fin chville reports the sale of the Jesse C Penney homestead known farm to G H Bradyk by Clauss Meyers. The deal closed June 2 with possession given to Philip Felsing of New York City. Mrs Felsing, daughter of the late Prof Bord, joins her husband at their Finchville home as neighbors extend a warm welcome.
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Finchville
Clauss Meyers
Sven
G. H. Bradyk
Jesse C. Penney
Philip Felsing
New York City
Montgomery
E. C. Cuddeback
M. D
Port Jervis
Otisville
Otisville School
Bord
C. Merera
Schneider
Postal reforms now projected in Congress
Washington July 4 The house postal committee chaired by Representative Moor of Tennessee proposes amendments to postal and civil service laws. The plan aims to reduce rail pay rates for standard mail classes, repeal the $100 postal savings deposit limit, require first and second class post offices to hold competitive examinations, and authorize procedures to aid railroad changes in the service. The Empress of Ireland wreck is noted with possible bodies reported aboard.
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Washington
Jone
Hove
Moor
Tennessee
Clase
State Fire Marshal urges rural fire protection reforms
State Fire Marshal Thomas J. Ahearn calls for a statewide bureau to supervise water supply and fire fighting in villages, urges motor apparatus, fireproof factories, and automatic sprinklers. He cites 42 locales with inadequate water and lists Albany and eight counties as arson hotspots. The report notes state cost under $80,000, vs Greater New York bureau at $272,000 annually.
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New York
Thomas J. Ahearn
Blughhamton Factory
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Erie
Essex
Fulton
Oneida
Suffolk
Fire Prevention Bureau
Greater
Yeggs Hit New York Firms in Double Robbery Spree
In New York on June 6 robbers used revolvers and bludgeons to disable two messengers within an hour. In Brooklyn a John W Masary Paint Co. employee team was robbed of $3 2 and in Manhattan two American Can Co. workers were beaten and $2 700 stolen, the thieves fleeing in a waiting automobile.
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New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
John W. Masary Paint Company
American Can Company
Ellenville Neighborhood Notes Highlight Local Visits
Ellenville items mention Clarence Gerow and Rev. Fred Stacey visiting Ellenville from Washingtonville after a pastors conference. Mrs Getow hosted guests, and Mrs Edgar Tersilleer on Canter street hosted memorial guests. Calvin, son of Pratt student Brooklin, returned home. Arthur V. Hoorabeek sailed from New York for Europe. Mars Tomeer and Marcacet Comners visited New York this week.
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Ellenville
Clarence Gero
Washingtonville
Fred Stacey
Stacey
M. HK
Gerow
Getow
Edgar
Tersilleer
Canter Street
Hlot. Lander
Ulster Heichte
Calvin
Pratt Testiinte
Brooklsn
Sanday
Arthur V. Hoorabeek
Wawateing
New York
Europe
Mars Bo Tomeer
Marcacet
Mra
Wot
New’ York
Henry Schoerts
Brooklyn
Joan Hebel
Queen's Throne Room Scene Sparks Royal Gossip
London June 6 The scene at Buckingham Palace on Thursday night involved Lady Blomfield and her daughters amid a court incident. Telegrams from Lady Blomfield deny any escorting presence while witnesses describe a sudden outburst and a fainting scene as the king and queen showed concern.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Mary Blomfeld
Lady Blomfeld
Arthur Blomfiel
Royal Academy
Lady Blomfield
Townsend
Mix. Walrond
Leds Bloimield
Blomfield
Mission One of Service at Annapolis and the Provident
A garbled report claims an official ceremony at Annapolis involving Joma and Whote, declaring service to humanity as duty. It suggests the Provident blocked diplomas for graduates and mentions Mexico and conquest themes without clear details.
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Annapolis
Joma
Tresieec Wison
Natal Academy
Apadsalex
Mart
Mexico
Ge United Meters
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