American Liner Attacked Sparks Atlantic Rescue Tale
Survivors from the American steamer Pinar del Rio, sunk by a German submarine off the Maryland coast, reached port aboard a Norwegian ship after being picked up in a small boat. A second lifeboat with 16 men was shelled near Virginia. The incident expands the U boats reach to a narrow zone near Maryland and Virginia.
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Associated: Press
Atlantic
Mackenzie
Pinar del Rio
Bince
Maryland
New Jersey
Liturdiy
Hag Jentied
Virginia
Sabs
Havana
Eytan
Vineland
Navy Department
New Jersey Coast District
Cape Henry
Bad Bill Monroe Sentenced To Sing Sing For Three Years
Newburgh June 10 The June term of County Court convened with Judge Ruswell Wiggins presiding Monroe pled guilty to burglary in the third degree and received a three year sentence to Sing Sing. He had been convicted of stealing coins and clothing items from Mrs Emma Hand of Cornwall. John Guy pled guilty to first degree burglary for stealing goods from Frank Pale’s saloon Middletown and received three and a half years to Sing Sing. Herbert Roche, charged with first degree assault for trying to shoot John Cameron at Orange Farm, held in custody with others indicted for receiving stolen goods and related crimes.
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Himes
Newburgh
Ruswell ‘Wiggins
Wiliam
Monroe
Desiree
Sing Sing
Sherman H
Lewis “Dad
Emma Hand
Cornwall
John Guy
Frank Pale
Middletown
Herbert Roche
John Cameron
Orange Farm
Sergeant Howard TenBroeck Wounded in Action in France
Mrs Eleanor TenBroeck of Little Avenue reports her son Sergeant Howard R TenBroeck of the 23rd U S Infantry American Expeditionary Forces was wounded in four places by a German shell May 15 while on duty in France. He later wrote from an American Red Cross hospital saying he was receiving the best care and improving. He has served over three years in the Army including time in Panama and France. He is 25 years old.
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Eleanor. TenBroeck
Little Avenue
Howard
R. TenBroeck
Huns
TenBroeck
23Rd
U. S. Infantry
Ten Broeck
Ntie
Panama
10Th U.S. Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
26Th
United States
Tbla City
Eleanor Tenioeck
Ella Madden
Edward M. Madden
Middletown
Holy Name Societies Attend Mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel
The Men's and senior Holy Name Societies assisted at Sunday Mass at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Holy Communion was shared with the body present at the 7:30 service, led by Rev. Father Colfer. About TS members attended the services.
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Societies of the Holy Name
Sorievies
Church of Our. Lady of Mount Carmel
Father Colfer
Beth Societies
NAB WOMEN AS BOOTLEGGERS RAID AT WEST POINT
Six women were arrested in a dawn raid by New York State Constabulary at Highland Falls and West Point on liquor sales to soldiers. One man wounded, a Highland Falls resident, at a site near the Military Academy hospital. Three women fined for disorderly conduct. three to face federal charges for selling liquor to soldiers. Troopers confiscated beer and whiskey as the raid rounded up several locations despite tips.
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Highland Fells
West Point
State’ Constabulary
Highland Falls
Military Academy
Woat Point
John Walton
Nelson
Martha Johnson
Miss Johnson
Eva Burke
United States
John Sawyer
Marie Bush
Miss Bush
Cosstabvlerr
Reverend Andrew Schriver Preaches at Totowa Church
Continued on age debt Rev Dr Andrew Schriver of Chester accupted the pulpit of the Mason Methodist Episcopal Church at Totowa New Jersey Sunday morning and evening.
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Totowa
Andrew Schriver
Chester
Mason Methodist Episcopal Church
N.J
Nominations at firemen’s convention elect Higham again
An earlier informal vote at the firemen convention chose Chief Higham as nominee to succeed himself with 12 votes to Schoonmaker's 8 and Rogers 1. Delegates from seven companies attended, listing Excelsiors, Monhagens, Eagles, McQualls, Phoenix, Ontario, and Waalkills. The election is set for Extelman’s track house Tuesday at 7 p.m. Alderman F K Traftney designated election inspector.
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C. B.litehred
Howard
Schoonmaker
Higham
Mahon
Schoon
Thomas ‘C. Rogers
Schoonmnker
T. c Rogers
Mr. Higham
Excelsiors
W. H. Duvig
T. C. Rogers
Night School Mandate Under New York Law
Under the Robinson bill a new state law requires all minors to attend school either by day or night until meeting first grade education requirements. The Board of Education must operate night schools as part of enforcing compulsory schooling duties.
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Board of Education
Union College commencement honors spark debate on peace and Prussianism
Secretary Ing as Chancellor declared Prussianism and the idea of enduring peace among nations cannot be harmonized and compromise cannot even be considered. Gen March chief of staff and Lansing received honorary degrees as a thousand State Guard troops served as escorts to the dignitaries.
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Associated Press
Schenectady
Ing
Union College
Gen- March
Lansing
Hope to Save Big Loss in Rose Case
Newburgh reported receivers appointed for the John B. Rose companies including Rose Brick Co and Alpha Brick and Holding Co. Estimates place total obligations near 1,000,000 with asset value depending on proposed reorganization. A leading expert valued Rose Brick Co. at about 1,000,000, noting strong equipment and future profitability under normal conditions.
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Rose Case
Newburgh
John B. Rose
Rose Brick Company
James G. Graham
C. Clayton Bourne
John B. Rose Company
A. S. Gilbert and” CO
Layton Bourne
Alpha Brick and Holding
Clayton Bourne
Jaacete Ude
Ja Newbereh
Rose Brick Co
Aseets
Roec
Hathaway May Take Over the Collingwood Opera House
Powerkeepsie June 11 negotiations are underway for the lease of the Collingwood Opera House by C. S. Hathawar who runs a theatre chain. Hathawar has been in town and talks are ongoing though not yet closed.
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Hathaway
Collingwood
Collinewood Opera House
C. S. Hathawar
Mr. Hathawar
Noted Norwich Attorney Eugene Clinton Dies by Self Destruction
Norwich reports Eugene Clinton a well known attorney aged about 60, committed suicide Sunday evening at his home about 7 o’clock by revolver discharge after suffering two shocks earlier in the day. Despondency is believed to be the cause of his act.
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Norwich
Eugene Clinton
Himerit
Fifty Years Teaching Sunday School at First Congregational
George H. Decker was honored by Rev. Dr. O B Swift for over five decades of Sunday school teaching in the First Congregational Church. Decker began in 1916, teaching an adult class, with Willis Mapes and Mrs L Benjamin long-time members. Resolutions signed by Dr. Swift and superintendent T J Reeve praised his steadfast service.
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George H.decker
First Congregational
O. B. Swift
Decker
Willis Mapes
L. Benjamin
Hey
Dr. Swift
T. J. Reeve
Yankee Lake Co. Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Yankee Lake Company held its annual stockholders meeting at 109 North Strom. Directors chosen for the year include John Ferguson A H L Pathips C Hasselbrink Edgar C McWilliams F E Skelton. Officers named President John Ferguson Vice President F E Skelton Secretary Treasurer Edgar C McWilliams. A special meeting will be held later to discuss company matters and lake road improvements to the state road.
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Yankee Lake Company
Northstrom
Jhn Ferguson
A. Hlf. Pathips
C. Hasselbrink
Edgar C. McWilliams
F. E. Skelton
Dimecsa
Dinsctors
John Ferguecs
Agarn McWiliams
Mamakating
Tod Deisseroth Joins Army Heading to Gettysburg Training
Newburgh June 10 Tod Deisseroth has enlisted and is stationed at Fort Sloe cum. He is assigned to the first Task Corps and will travel to Gettys vary tomorrow to begin training.
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Tod" Deisseroth
Gettysburg
Newburgh
Dune
Tod
Deisseroth
Army
Fort Sloecum
Vist
Gratysvary
Fierce Night Battles Reported Near Paris Front
General Pershing reports heavy German losses as night fighting rages between Montdidier and Noyon. French forces press on in center and right, with over five hundred prisoners taken and German casualties described as severe. New German offensive against Paris targets Compiegne and key rail lines as Allied defenses hold. British posts repulsed and Pershing notes artillery activity around Chateau Thierry Ticardy. Casualty list tallies 13 killed, 46 wounded severe, plus other deaths and injuries.
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Associated ‘Press
Paris
Montdidier
Noyon
Cuvilius ‘Wood
Brussares
Marne
Batts
London
Compeigne
Ansalmen
Gise
Scineois
Avelley Wood
Albert
War Office
General Pershing
Washington
Goveril Pershing
Bourescher
Chateau Thierry
Ticardy Seecticos
Dairy League Indictments Dismissed by Supreme Court
Indictments related to Dairy League were dismissed by the Supreme Court. A separate notice announced Festival at West Town featuring a strawberry and cream festival at the Methodiat Charter on Friday evening. The public was invited to attend on June 14 with ice cream and home-made goods for sale.
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Westtown
Sal
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Atlantic Port
Ty Averther
Wastincion
Hirschberg Saes
Geo. F. Pfluger
Harry, Rosenberg
Paterson
N. J
Matthew Miller
Thomas Fullerton
Little’Britain
Walter Poppo
Maybrook
James Cooper
Jervis
Howard R. Ten Broeck
France
H. R. Tenbroeck
NAB
Firemen
Higham For
Peece
Charles Aigham
F. “Sh. Schoolmaker
Thomas F. Ma
N. Y
Private McMickle
Erivate
A. JD. McMickle
and. Mire
J.c.mcmickle
Albert. Streat
108Th Infantry
Piper
George
Herman
Salisbury Mills
Hela
Came Dix, N. J
Redune
Eeeseee Steet
Towers
Ates Weeeray
War Department
Annual Meeting
Yankee Lake Co
Pershing
Dairy League
Supreme Court
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