Bryan to Urge His Views on the Stump Tour Brief
Washington in June reports former Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan plans a speech making tour to defend his positions on submarine policy and US neutrality. He hints at a final step, staying in Washington before a lecture trek and weighing a public push for international arbitration and warnings to Americans abroad.
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Beran
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Air International Commission
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Bride and Groom Serenaded at Montgomery Wedding
June 10 ceremony for Mr and Mrs William Knoche ended with a genuine skimmington serenade featuring drum corps and neighbors. James Reed traveled to Martinsville for a brief visit while Montgomery band tunes drew a sizable crowd at the pavilion Tuesday evening. Local coal delivery by James L Hutchinson, and racehorse notes including Valles Patchen driven with F D Wilcox’s horses, are noted amid community items.
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New York
Miss Lewis Wins Essay Prize in 1915
Florence Lewis, a 1915 Washingtonville High School graduate and previous year’s winner, takes the prize for the essay The Relations Existing Between France and America from 1535 to 1915. Also notes local items: Walter Denniston ill, Weed coats barn, Monroe family moves in, Annie Green returns to New York, Harvey Gale visits. Clinton school will close Friday.
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France
America
Lewis
Washingtonville High School
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K. Weed
Monroe
George MacDowell
Annie Green
New York City
Harvey Gale
Newbburgh
W. J. Gale
Clinton School
Il Close Fridar
Gold Roads Committee to Eliminate Dangerous Curve at Orr's Mill
The Orange County Board of Supervisors approved removing a dangerous curve on the state highway between Walls Gate and Woodbury. The project will widen the road by at least 14 feet, with land donated by Mr. Orr and a remaining wall to stay on his property. The move follows several accidents and near misses at the site.
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Mr. Orr
Brief calendar of county court June term Newburgh
There are 12 cases listed for the June term of County Court convened at Newburgh with Hon. A. H. F. Seeger presiding. The docket includes actions to recover for services rendered and disbursements, alleged fraud, breaches of warranty, and damages for personal property injuries. Named parties include Security Refiner Company, A. J. Fowler, James B. Graham, William H. Moore, D. Wiener Drake, and Erie Railroad Company among others. Cases cover fraud claims, contract actions, and a cow killing appeal from Justice Court.
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A. H. F. Seeger
Thomas Watts
Edmund J. Fener
John Bright
Herbert B. Royce
Samuel Sharp
Security Refiner Company
A. J. Fowler
James 3. Graham
Robert H. Terwilliger
Security
James B. Graham
Acton
Valleged
Hannah Bowman
Security Reliner Company
William H. Moore
Adelaide
EB. Uridck
J. R. Thompson
Charles F. McVoy
Filaintif-Respondent
Security -Refiner Company
Janés
Graham
Fred. B. Hock
James 3B
George T. Barnes Co
George EB. Shafer
Robert T. Hujgie
Earle H. Houghtaling
Timothy Lunney
Respondent
Erie Railroad Company
Taylor & Royce
Watts
Oakes ‘ Bright
T. Lunney
Watts, Oakes & Bright
Justice’ Court
Man Pleads Guilty in Shooting Case in Monroe Court
James Vacco faced charges after a shooting at Antonio Ventura and Cheche near the Silver Fox Inn. He pleaded guilty to assault in the third degree and paid $80 fine. released on parole for a year to keep the peace. Ventura, an unmarried man, and Vacco’s personal details were noted along with a revolver found in Vacco's home.
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Tatirdad
Vacco
Silver Fox Inn
Henry Hallock
Cheche
Gregory
Ventira
Port Jervis To Host Big Evangelistic Campaign
Port Jervis June 10 The Execu tive Committee of the Tabernacine Evangelistic Campaign announces a unified effort by First Rapist Drew Methodist Presbyterian Reformed West End Reform the Railroad MC A Port Jervis Church Salvaden Army Hope Evangelical and Epworth Church of Matamoras and the Metho Gar Church of Sparrowpush to hold a fall revival. Rev Milton S Rees of Rochester New York, with 29 years in evangelism, will lead the work and meetings are planned to begin September 2 in a tabernacle seating two to three thousand.
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Epworth Church
Matamoras
Metho
Milton 5. Rees
Rochener
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No Merger of the Roads Says Odell
Newburgh reports Odell of the Grange County Traction Company stating that reports of a merger are unlikely. Arrangements may transfer tickets from Middletown to Walden to the Grange County Traction Company and Central Hudson Steamers, but consolidation remains remote.
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Newburgh
Brrant Odell
Grange County Traction
Wennesizy
Midiewwn
Granze County Traction Company
Central Hudson
Trolley survey report at Walden details funding and rights of way
An enthusiastic Walden village meeting reports progress on the Goshen Walden trolley survey. Engineer Alex Thompson Jr and committee members discuss rights of way from Walden to Montgomery Maybrook and Campbell Hall, costs from 290 to 2000 dollars, and upcoming map reports within days.
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W. Tupper
C. Dominick
Goshen-Walden
Alex Thompson
Samuel Andrews
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J. H. Thompson
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Maybrook
Campbell Hat
Thompson
Greer
Campbell Hall
Ontario and Western
Eager
Dominick
Mr. Andrews
Campbell Halt l
Middletown Goshen
Goshen
Nnl
Wittess
Wey
Scott’s Corners
Donen
Constitutional convention split over woman suffrage and legislature plan
Albany report shows suffrage committee leaning to Louisi Marshall proposal to amend the constitution so that legislative suffrage would be approved by voters and considered an amendment. Adverse reports seek to keep a two house legislature, with proposed cuts and at large senate seats, while price fighting prohibition moves gain little support.
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Balen
Nathan’ ‘Burkey
New York
Brickett Committee
Letouet Ely Quige
Revenue taxes in district due in fourteenth district
Fifty thousand notices to taxpayers in the 14th internal revenue district will be sent out this week by Roscoe Stein the collector. The district covers 21 counties in eastern New York and two large wards in upper New York City. Federal income tax receipts are due June 24 with other sources due by July 31 to avoid a 20 percent penalty. The list includes pharmacists, physicians, dentists and others taxed under the Harrison act. Harrison tightens restrictions on cocaine, heroin and morphine.
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Ty Roscoe Stein
Colrestor
New York
New York City
Ofsce
Althoug
Harrison
State Commissioner Recovers Bonds in Liquor Tax Case
State Commissioner of Excise Far received bonds of dollars in payment of the bonds in suit and judgments returned in actions brought by him against liquor tax certificate raiders and the sureties of other liquor tax bonds.
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Rumor of Freight Clerk Strike at New Haven Lines
Reports circulated that a 2000 clerks strike was imminent on the New Haven and Central New England rails with unions claiming grievances over charges promotions and pay. Local freight clerks in Maybrook and the city denied knowledge of any vote or issues, stating the strike as a myth and no grievance existed between workers and the Central New England company.
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Hartford
New England
American Federation of Labor
New-Haven
Maybrook
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