Notables Present At Roosevelt Wedding In Madrid
A brilliant gathering of Spanish aristocracy and diplomatic corps attended the religious ceremony of Miss Belle Willard and Kermit Roosevelt in Madrid. The civil ceremony preceded the church service at the British embassy grounds. The couple later hosted a reception at the American embassy and began a brief continental honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Diplomatic Corps of
All Nations
Belle Willard
Joseph I E .Wallard
Spain
Kermitt Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ambassador Willard
Kermt Roosevelt
Miss Willard
Duke of Alba
Ima Y Seull
Luo
Goon
Dr Watson
Paris
Robert Brown
Chizabeth Willard
Princess of
Oyster Bay
Miina
Ethel Roosevelt
Richard Derby
Mr Roosevelt
St. Jemen
London
Tuchmond
Marrying Alderman Visits Ellenville and Weddings
Ex Alderman James Smith of New York city known as the marrying alderman spends days in Ellenville at Wayside Inn. Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Jetta Hariwis Hartwick to Rev Henry D. Frost at the Reformed Church. The marriage will be solemnized with limited guest list. Also notes the funeral of Thomas Quigley at St Mary’s Church and a merry wedding at Center Street Kisiewje synagogue with Miss Sarah Engberman and Nathan Levin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
James Smith
New York City
Wayside Inn
Jetta Hariwis
Henry D. Frost
Accord
Thomas Quigley
Thomas Quixley
Kingston
St Mars S Church
Elientile
Orlin
Joseph Quinies
Middletown
Quicies
Najameh
Nepanoch
Gosselin
Haines
Center Street
Horse Recovered Thief Released Near Stroudshore
Word reaches Chief McCouch that a horse stolen from Roderick Robertson near Vlowelis Tuesday night was recovered at Stroudshore Monday. The thief, captured with the horse, was released by local authorities. A young farm hand employed near Robertson reportedly sought another chance, with a Stroudshore farmer offering work and to improve conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCouch
Lstolen
Roderick Robertson
Stroudshurs
Robertson
Younge
Stroudshore
Leuaranice Ls Fulore
Deer Sightings Reported Near Montgomery District
Local observers report a deer sighting near Montgomery along Wiss Valley Road as crowds dispersed after an afternoon event. The rough OCR text notes describe a crowd and fear, with suspect garbled place names and directions toward Waldea.
County Court Term Opens With Partial Jury Response
The June term of the County Court at Newburgh opened with Judge Albert H. F. Seeger presiding as only 40 of 60 summoned talesmen appeared. Of the 40, 16 sought excuses. Civil cases saw 5 set for Thursday, one for Wednesday, one for Friday, four off calendar, three continued, and two awaiting disposition. Notable cases include Ryan versus Ferguson with Baumes, and Gaylow versus Clark. Other trials span Koeck versus Hetzel, Bus cher versus Ferguson, Beal versus Garner, Selgman versus Vought, Merritt versus Moffatt, and Connor suits. Some cases marked ready remain unsettled, including Koeck versus Hetzel and Pinney versus Micke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Albert H. F. Seeger
Jaten D. McGiffart
Charles ®. Ryan
William T. Ferguson
Caleb H. Baumes
J. W and
P. W. D. Gott
Edward L. Gaylow
Ulyssas
Grant Clark
Katherine Koeck
Albert S. Hetzel
Otto Buscher
William ®. Ferguson
Moses J. Beal
Alfred Gartner
Isaac Selgman
Lester M. Vought
William C Merritt
Hector Moffatt
David H. Moffatt
Daniel Saracino
Alfred
Mariel Connor
Albert
Hetzel
Amanda Pinney
W. W. Micke
Is Renewing Dam Options Along Delaware River
James McIntosh of Stroudsburg Pennsylvania, representing a syndicate, renewed options on M. W. Knight's farm and the Kel Bey property owned by F. W. Lakin during a visit to Hancock. He says other options are being renewed as they expire while most desirable property has been bought outright, notably at Narrowsburg. Plans to start dams are uncertain as state commissions will also be involved, and a Narrowsburg dam rumor is circulating for next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McIntosh
Stroudsburg
Delaware River
Hancock
M. W. Knight
Kel- Bey
F. W. Lakin
Narrowsburg
Personal News From Colesville Sums Weekend Visits
Colesville New Jersey residents share weekend visits and travels. Clyde Winfield and son Douglas returned to Haskell after three weeks with relatives. Elsa Bush spent weekend with friends in Carlstadt. Bartmet Writer and granddaughter Winifred visited Otisville relatives. Jasper France and North Paterson visitors visited Mrs. Sarah Winfield. Mead Meddaugh Westfall and other relatives visited Charles Meddaugh near Beemerville. KR Coursen drove to Middletown and met W S Seeley. Mabel and Beatrice Down visited Franklin aunts. Col A R Kuser spent weekend at High Point summer home in Newark. William Williamson and Jerry Cole visited Garnerville. Oscar Winters of Port Jervis with A W Winters Monday night. Thankful Everett visiting sister Phoebe Winters at Mt Salen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colesville
N. J
Clyde &. Winfield
Douglas
Haskell
Elsa Bush
Carlstadt
Bartmet
Winifred
Otisville
N.Y
Senford
Suny
Jasper France
North Paterson
Sarah Winfield
Mead Meddaugh
John Down
Franklin
Col
A. R. Kuser
Newark
High Point
William Williamson
Jerry Cole
James Rogers
Garnerville
Oscar Winters
Port Jervis
A. W. Winters
Thankful Everett
Phoebe Winters
Mt Salen
Wawayanda Grange Meeting Reports Topics
Wawayanda Grange held a fine meeting on Tuesday night with a program including The Mexican Situation, The Farmer's Garden, Weather Prophecy, Covent Topics, plus readings by Mrs Kirby and Mrs Wells. Rev Downs in Denver received honorary Doctor of Divinity from Denver University and preached at Trinity ME Church. He visits his mother W. D. Downs. Rocks Mountain News features his portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawayania Grange
James
Charles H. Kirks
Farmer's Garden
H. Ellsworth
Covent
C. H. Kirby
Rev. Downs
Denver
Rex
George W. Cowan
Metropolian Temple
New York City
Colorado
Denver University
Trinity ME Church
W. D. Downs
Rocks Mountain News
Dr. Downs
Oust Perkins Pinchot Plan Emerges in Debate
Amos R B Pinchot releases a letter urging Colonel Roosevelt and the Bull Moose national committee to remove George W Perkins from Progressive party affairs. He accuses Perkins of alienating labor support and backing monopolies tied to Morgan and steel interests. He condemns Perkins for the steel trust coop store scheme that pays dividends to shareholders rather than workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Perkins
Roosevelt Progressive Party
Bull Moose Party
Amos R. B. Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Joseph M. Dixon
Bull Moose National Committee
Perkins
Progressive Party
Pinchot
Morgan
Bull Moose
Steel and Harvester Trusts
Steel Corporation
Duell Challenges Robinson In Progressive Conference
Syracuse dated report quotes Charles H. Duell Jr of New York responding to Douglas Robinson about Progressive plans. Duell says he bears no ill will toward Progressives, reserved an ideal room for Robinson and Bird at the Onondaga, and stresses proof of the party and strength to combat old party machines. He urges bold, high aims to grow the movement and gain public respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles H. Duell, Jr
New York
Whitman
Douglas Robinson
Mr. Duell
Robinson
Onondaga
Erie Canal
Troata
Wounde
Mr. Bird
Progressive Party
Thtis
Auto Takes an Unexpected Bath Near Kimber's Mill Pond
A Leona New Jersey party on a Delaware Water Gap pleasure trip lost control near Kimber's Mill pond Sunday night. The car ran into the water but no one was injured. It took until 1 a.m. the next day to haul the car out and repair minor damage to continue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptonvile
Jane
Leona
N. J
Delaware Water Gap
Kimber
Old Josh Ward Hotel Gutted During Eroadly Noted Event
The Old Josh Ward Bowl at Corn Wall Landing and belongings of Grant Clark were gutted by fire. Widespread damage occurred during a period when notable oarsmen visited, with several serious crashes and one murder reported during the event. The hotel hosted distinguished sports figures from the United States, Canada and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Ward
Corn Wall Landing
Grant Clark
United States
Canada
England
Sulzer greeted at Flower City in Rochester campaign stop
Former Governor Buler arrives in Rochester to seek support for Sulzer’s nomination. He is greeted at the train by Loyal Order of Moose and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members and supporters. He plans addresses this afternoon and this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Flower City
Rochester
Buler
Hare
Gor Ero
Sulzer Wothers
Loyal Order of Moose
Brotherhood of Railroad
Orange County on Honor Roll in State Sunday School
Binghamton June 11 Only 3.21 percent of Sunday school members in New York State are pledged total abstainers. Four liquor establishments per Sunday school exist, with 1 900 other saloons to influence future schools. Temperance chief Della A Jones reported at the convention in First Presbyterian Church. A $2 015 collection supported Sunday school work statewide with $400 for international expansion. Honor roll banners were presented to counties achieving high scholarship, including Orange, Jefferson, Schoharie, Schuyler, Genesee, Madison, Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Franklin, Cortland, Niagara, Schenectady, Tompkins, Ulster, Washington and Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
New York State Sunday School Association
Della A Jones
Temperance Department
State Association
First Presbyterian Church
Rock Mountain
Mexico
West Indies
Jefferson
Schoharie
Schuyler
Genesee
Madison
Broome
Cayuga
Chemung
Franklin, Cortland
Niagara
Orange
Schenectady
Tormipkins
Ulster
Washington
Wayne
Unionville Marriage Hailed In Local Church Ceremony
Miss Katherine Weeden of Unionville and De Witt Frantz of Johnson were married at the Unionville manse on Saturday afternoon by Rev. Mr. Macinnes. The bride wore white chiffon over pale blue satin with silver trimmings as friends extend best wishes for a long, happy life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Katherine Weeden
de Witt Frantz
Johnson
Mr. Macinnes
The
Presbyterian Church
Elier
R. J. Selmes
Floyd Cortright
Middletown
J. M Brown
Rev Behnke Receives Port Jervis Call
At a special St. Fools Lutheran Church meeting in Fort Jervis on Tuesday evening a call was extended to Rev. FLW Behnke, pastor of the Lutheran Church in Newburgh, who preached here as a candidate on Sunday June 7. The largely attended congregation followed Rev Behnke’s sermon as part of the call process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macinnes
Norfolk
Minisink Council
Funeral Benet Association
Mr. Mettler
Ahalnestike
G. W. Schooley
Hattie Corsright
Lt. Elston
Unionsille
Ladies’ Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Pomona Grange
Empire Hall
200 Engines Idle at West Albany
Officials from the motive power department of the New York Central Railroad report about 200 idle locomotives at West Albany with others stored at Depew and Buffalo in the western district. Michael Pines of Florida, former proprietor of cafes at 14 Twin Street, has resumed possession of the business after selling to Picard Katz of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railross
West Albany
Depew
Baffaio
Westeen
Michael Pines
Florida
Tniin Street
Picard Katz
New York City
Many Changes Noted in Schedule of 0 and W
The New York Ontario and Western Railway issued a revised summer schedule effective June 28 with many time changes. Trains to Sidney Edmeston Walton Monticello Roscoe Kingston Liberty Oswego Monticello Kingston and New York City have adjusted departure times including daily and Sunday services. Passengers should consult the complete timetable for stops connections and branch transfers.
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New York, Ontario & Western R. A
Sumer
Sidney
Edmeston
New York City
Failsburg
Walton
Stipey
Walton Dally
Liberty
Oswero
Jonly
Monticello
Wingston
Rosons
Roscoe
Sydney
Gally
Passeenger
Kingston On
Ranches
Livingston Manor
Kingston
Gol P. m
Pres
Sumiay
Cornwall
New Yok” City
New York
Monttcalla
Kingston Branch
Letters from Times Press Readers Unionville Militant
Editor Times-Press replies to a citizen who corrected a Memorial Day parade article. It notes the minisink council Jr C U A M committee led the affair and questions whether the town should imitate being up to date. Mentions a recent tornado damage and the town's quiet status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Times-Press
Committee of Minisink Council Jr. C. U. A. M
Ike
Auya
Gnionville
Charles Stevens Found Guilty in Assault Trial
In Newburgh a jury found Charles Stevens guilty of assault on Joseph Picone while George Dixon and George Hutchinson were acquitted. Judge Albert Seeger deferred Stevens sentence after a dramatic plea for release. The judge noted Stevens had previously been released from Sing Sing and then bought a revolver. District Attorney Jonathan led the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
George Dixon
George Hutchinson
Joseph Picone
County Cowl
Charles Stevens
Albert IL Rl Seeger
Stevens
Thme
Seager
Sing Sing
Montins
Altorney
Jonathan
Three Defendants Deny Knife Attack in Goshen Testimony
D Wilson Jr led the pride bn ion as James M H Wallace appeared for the three defendants in Goshen. The men stood accused in a case involving Picone who suffered serious knife injuries. Each defendant swore he was not the man who used the knife as Stevens was identified in testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wilson, Jr
James M. H. Wallace
Goshen
Mareit
Picone
Stevens
Bees Drive City Skaters to Safety in F Street Incident
Washington June 11 A bee swarm chased summer skaters off F Street. Jeffiesbe lice squad and an agricultural unit responded fast. Skaters avoided stings by retreating into two wooden boxes after failed coaxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jeffiesbelice Squad
Fom Fin Nptary
Department of Agriculture
F Street
Friends' Academy Locust Valley Prospectus
Co educational boarding school under Friends management authorized by the New York Regents. Includes intermediate department and strong manual training domestic arts. Located 30 miles from New York with good train service. Rates moderate. For catalogue write Nelson A Jackson Principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
New York
Nelson A. Jackson
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Kermit Roosevelt
Miss Belle Willard
Pach Bree
Ellenville News
Misa Sarah J. Engberman
Nathan Levin
Dengat
Mance
Auios
Montgomery
MonTgomers
Jone
Arey
Wiss Valley
Waldea
Wawayanda Grange
D.C. Sutton
Adren
Moose Party
Trusta
Auto
Mill Pond
Uke
Columas
Andrermapent
Orange County
Rev. Behnke
Norwich
Buffalo
Points West
Letters From Times
Chas. Stevens
Friends’ Academy
Locust Valley
Long Island
Keenes Cement
H. D. Gould Company
Raikeed Aive
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