County Fair Managers Convene for 1917 Judges
Orange County Agricultural Society directors meet in City Hall to select 1917 fair judges. War economy discussions affect poultry exhibit and gate tax, with security noted after multiple burglaries. Governor Whitman and Col. Bradler to be invited for Patriotic Day as Wallkill Council honor gift is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Agricultural Society
Augustus Denniston
Washingtonville
Jon
Albert Manning
Otisville
Henry M. Howell
Andrew Schriver
D. D
Chester
William C
D. Lincoln Orr
Manning
New York State Association of County Agricultural Sncieties
Lawes Robertson
Harry Clay Oval
Howell
Wallkiil Cornell
Fiat
Frank H. Finn
Denniston
Finn
Additioon
Frank H. Fint
George 5. Martin
Wallkill
Training camp orders issued for Indiana base
Shelley, Ball Geing, and other New York National Guard personnel attached to the Sanitary Detachment receive Special Orders No. 142 directing them to the Medical Department instruction camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. The camp opens June 2 and the detail is to remain three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton J. Shelter
M. C
Ralph P. Bull
M. D
New York National Guard
Office
Adjutant General
Medical Department
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Shelley
Folk
Middletown
Caattanooga
Tena
Fort Leavehworth
Kan
Big Medical Advances Revealed in a Single Day
Friday's news reports three medical breakthroughs. An anesthetic antiseptic by Gordon Edwards aided by Mrs Anne Morgan. a serum and surgery for anthrax by Dr. D. G. Dudley of Endicott New York used on William Marmack at Bellevue Hospital. a Bright's disease treatment by Albert A. Epstein of Mt. Sinai Hospital cites blood changes and kidney care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathrax
Bright
Gordon Edwards
Europe
Anne Morgan
D. G. Dudley
Endicott
William Marmack
Bellevue Hospital
Ty. Albert A. Epstein
Mt. Binal Hospital
Bogus Checkman Arrested in Ohio
A man named Harry Allen alias Roy Bates, wearing a U S Navy uniform, was arrested in Van Wert, Ohio for passing a bogus check drawn on the People's Bank at Delphus. He used forged identification claiming to be Captain John Ryan. a woman believed to be his accomplice accompanied him. Police seek further charges and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allen
Roy Bates
van Wert
J. H. Gunsett
Allen
People’s Bank
Delphus
U. S. Navy
Oklahoma
AM Len
John Ryan
National Metropolitan Bank
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Washington
John D. McCoach
Ope Roy Bates
George F. Werner
King Street
Bates
Ohio
Werer
Inez Miller
Army Promotions Of Interest In The United States
Brigadier General Charlies G Morton nominated by President Wilson to be Major General. Morton, a Maine native and West Point graduate 1883, has risen from second lieutenant to colonel in infantry and served in the Spanish American War as lieutenant colonel of the First Maine Volunteer Infantry. Also mentioned is Henry T Allen, a West Point graduate and Kentucky native, proposed for brigadier general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies G. Morton
Wilson
Edward Canfield
Morton
Canfield
West Point
Maine
Mascachucelia
Annu War College
Eione
Maine Volunteer Infantry
Ie Henry T. Allen
Mones Vail
J. D. Stivers
Peekekill Military Academy
General Allen
Kentucky
Eer Vietin
Lew
Tfe
London Mail
Fragmentary note on ancient world regions and trade terms
The text sparsely mentions Fortie Seestra Socotra and Vedatited parts of the world. It references fertile ancient Useet and frankie Cenee with spices. A 1612 war era and a bemperstare tory grech appear in a disjointed narrative about conquest and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortie
Socotra
Indiana
Frankie Cenee
Aloen
Éragun
Tuxedo Charity Horse Show Opens Amid Fine Weather
The opening day at the Tuxedo Charity Horse Show in Tuxedo Park featured ideal weather and festive decorations. Twenty six classes including trotters hunters polo mounts and ponies drew entries with winners such as Hamilton Equality owned by James C Brady and Miss Carol Harriman's Coquette among top placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
David Wagstaff
Preston Davie
Carol Harriman
E. Victor Loew, Jr
W. M. W. Hoffman
Pierre Lorillard
F. Sidddy van Stade
Lewis E. Waring
George A. Coleman
Milas Carol Harriman
J. B. Cowdin
Edward Ehlers
Jobn Wanamaker, Jr
Fallowfeld
Hamilton Equality
James C. Brady
Gladstone
N. J
Coquette
Percy
Lynekonl
B. A. Bulkley
Lottie North
aAmon Faric
Maize
W. M. V. Hoffman
Justin
Tuxedo Stables
Richard Delafield
Captain Shawday
Orange County
L. H. Roe
Mira
Dolly Duroc
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Mozemo
W. V. Hollman
Tuxedo Siavice
Pagan
Hird
Ciasa
Mre. James
Schweiger Aloha
Barbara Moneil
Neuport
Gordon R. Thayer
Babette
Walter H. Hanley
Meadowbrook
Charles E Butler
Rex
James T. Schweiger
Alpha
Gordon R Thayer
Gerkendale Farms
Welter H
Lady's
Walter H. Haales
David Wagetatts Pointex
John McK
Bowman
Ida A. Rupert
Hamilton Farm
Hamilton Denard
Mies C A. Harriman
E. H. Hartimaz
Iron Rock
C. A. Harriman
Oeenol
Od. J. Pullen
Fiorentaine
Dixie
Hames
Wilhelmine
Rupert
Jessica
Misees Wickes
Chesty
Micxex Wicker
Pollyanna
W. A. Harriman
Whithelds
Mra Ja. Rapet
General Miles
Fragmentary guide on safety and respiration training
The text appears as a damaged fragment discussing personal safety and respiration, mentioning guidance for men and women, and references to ships and the sea. It lacks coherent details but suggests a safety oriented article or instructional note from a historical source.
Syndicate Buys Newburgh Shipyard in Major Plant Deal
Newburgh shipbuilding plant sold to Thomas C. Desmond of New York, backed by Irving Bush interests of Bush Terminal. Final deeds passed in Newburgh as 1,000 workers anticipated within a year. New firm named Newburgh Shipyard Co. Inc with capital of 3 000 000 and 11 corporators including Desmond Norton Lilly and O Reill.
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Newburgh
Newburgh Shipbuilding Co
Thomas C. Desmond
New York
Irving Bush
Bush Terminal
Graham Witschiel
Howell
Breed, Abbott & Morgan
Desmond
Witschiel
Newburgh Company
T. 8
Marvel Shipbuilding Co
Nawburgh
United States
Witsealel
The
Newburgh Shipyard Co., Inc
Mogton Norton
John B O'Reill
Joseph T. Lilly
John J. Farrell
Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Norton
Lilly
Norton & Lilly
Bueh
Tribute Paid to Colonel Ehlers in Newburgh Lodge
Newburgh June 9 Hudson River Lodge No 607 F A M paid tribute to Grand Secretary Col Ehlers of the Grand Lodge of New York at its regular communication. Col Ehlers died late last week and was honored with a 30 day mourning period as Grand Master Penney appointed Past Grand Master Robert Judson Kenworthy to fill the unexpired term. Delegations from New Jersey and nearby towns attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Ehlers
Grand Lodge
New York State
Hudson River Lodge
Col
Entey
Col. Eblers
Penney
Lodge
Robert Judson Kenworthy
New York
Newburgh Lodge
Col. Ehlers
Kenworthy
Masters’ Association
Thirteenth
Col Ehlers
New Jersey
Monroe
Touchkeepsie
Walden
Will Cailof
Firemen Invest in Liberty Bond Progress
Five Newburgh fire companies report Liberty Bond purchases totaling 67 with New York firms C. M. Leonard Steamer Co. No. 2 buying 4 and Washington Steamer Co. No. 4 adding 2, while Chapman Steamer Co. No. 1 spent 1. Other firms expected to act at a forthcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bond
Newburgh Companies
Newtorah
C. M. Leonard Steamer Co
Liberty Bards
New Middletown Hospital Board Notes Tuckerman Visit
Mrs Paul Tuckerman of Tuxedo attends the regular board meeting at the Middle town State Homeopathic Hospital. Superintendent Dr. Ashley reports on the prior month and the hospital’s welfare. the board discusses the Governor’s report and interviews with patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Paul Tuckerman
Tuxedo
Middletown
Lena“H. Townsend
Newburgh
Tuckerman
Maurice C. Ashley
Ashley
State Hospital Commission
New York
Kingston
School of Nereing
Thoreday
Local notices recount parades and travel notes
Miss Veronica McGlennon travels to Bridgeport to visit relatives. Orville Vandermark and Laurence Kenney plan vacations with kin in Binghamton. William Houston notes duty time and seeing. Jim Hand surrenders club championship temporarily, Mac says carelessness. Four leaf clover finds bring luck. over 1,000 items noted. Willis Young returns from Newburgh and may visit Detroit via Great Lakes. Census at State Hospital on June 5 shows few men of draft age remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville P. Vandermark
Binghamton
Laurence Kenney
Binghamton State Hospital
State Hospital
Eagles
Willis Young
Detroit
Great Lakes
Social Activity at Otisville and Nearby Towns
Otisville hosts a flurry of visits and events as residents travel to cemeteries, attend church gatherings, and enjoy local entertainments. Notables include Mrs. George Hill and a New York friend visiting Memorial Day rites, Miss Clara Hoyt returning from Bayonne, and extensive social calls among Harding, Winter, Greenleaf, and Behan families. The Ladies Aid Society plans a Lyceum Hall event, while Memorial Day ceremonies feature student decorations and a base ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
George Hill
New York City
Mu Mope Cemrtory
Mra
Aston Winter
Metropolis
Bayonne
Clara Hoyt
Town
Sod
Charles Harding
Monticello
Raymond Cahill
Montgomery
Gladys
Cleta
Frank Greenleaf
Outertown
J. G. Tate
Middletown
I. le Northrup
Charles Ketcham
Frank Winter
Wayne
Canada
Fowler
E. F.fowler
Junson Mitchell
Lewis Winter
Christine Mitchell
Lyceum
Thurslay
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Regina Hicke
Port Jervis
Aaron Winter, Jr
Garrett, Tymeson
Alte
Walter Summers
Middlelowh
Gila Tymeson
Albany
E& F. Fowler
Mi Hope Cemetery
Laces’ Aid Society
Preebstetian Church
Oliver Ketcham
Aaron Winter
New York
Harold Benton
Eile
Community Notes From Town Social and Church Events
The column lists visitors, callers, and social happenings. Dr. Maciweeny and Mrs were pleasant callers. New York guests Dr. Shipley and others stayed at the Municipal Sabatorium. Children’s Day exercises at the Presbyterian Church and a church program at M E Church on June 17 are announced. The camp fire girls hiked to New Vernon, and local residents plan gatherings and visits with friends and relatives across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. J. Wilson
J. J. Gallagher
L. A. Bebickiing
New York City
J. J. Crane
New Vernon
Bruce Pengy
Montague
H. A. Holley
Highland Avenue
Ruth Anderson Teill
Josaph Corwin
Henry Holley
Koenig
Stat House
Exneath
Schirge
Frank P. Howser
Aeron Winter
Miss Keating
New York Hospital
Palmer House
James J. Beban
M. E
Middletown
Stephen Sayer
Harrison Winter
Lise
Hicka
Port Jarvis
Forestburg Teen Finds Mail Bag Near Saw Mill
A 17 year old, Cheater King, found a U S mail bag in a pond near a saw mill. He hauled it ashore, opened the contents, then turned it over to Thomas Woods the postmaster who restored the bag and alerted authorities. Contents were water soaked with some postage due. The bag likely part of recent post office robberies. The label showed Lava N Y and Narrowsburg. Citizens respond with vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Cheater King
Charles King
U. S
Ue Place
Thomas Woods
Narrowsburg
Former Police Member Joseph Elliott Sharp Dies at Pine Bush
Joseph Elliott Sharp former member of the police force and longtime Pine Bush resident died Thursday after a prolonged illness of paralysis at his home. He leaves a widow and three children Harry Nellie and Arthur, plus a brother Samuel of Wallkill and a sister Mrs John Weed of this city. Funeral held Sunday at Pine Bush Methodist Church at 2 30 in the afternoon with interment in the family plot at Walker Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Elliott Sharp
Pine Bush
Sharp
Harry
Nellie
DeWitt Knapp
Brooklyn
Arthur
Samuel
Wallkill
John i. Weed
Excise Cases Postponed for Later Hearing
State Exclee Comzule sioner Herbert S. Sisson and defendants Herman Waikeneeger Hugh E. Durham and Thomas Ray were to show cause why their licenses should not be revoked. Hearing postponed to a later date with possible sessions in Garden of Poughkeepsie on June 2 and 27. Attorneys Henry Kohl of Newburgh for Durham and Warrenexeer, Charles W. T. Sneed of Newburgh for Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Sisson
Herman Waikeneeger
Fulton
Hugh E. Durham
Fulton Street
Thomas Ray
Joseph Morschauser
Poughkeepsie
Doe
de Sxed Lacer
Garden of Pouchkeepsie
Henry Kohl
Newpurgh
Durham
Warrenexeer
Charles W. T. Sneed
Newburgh
Congress to Supply Home Guard Equipment Nationwide
The report states Congress plans to provide adequate equipment for home guards formed to defend states and territories including the District of Columbia. Senate debate is expected, with specifics on standards and timing to be announced, amid broader defense preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Union
Rae
Senate
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Florence M. Halli
Duifa Tuaner
Lillian C. Waidi
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Walbren McCue
Richel M. Chartsvorne
Auxasia M. Alemerer
Marr Zausch
Mise
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Adik Hall
Gonrerneor
St Lawrence County
Ulla Ami
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State Horpital Commission
Veronica McGlennon
Bridgeport
William Houston
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Marlborough
M. B. Cranmer
Calitcoon
Annie Miller
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