Tragic tale of Margaret Caldwell and a doomed summer romance
Fifty years ago at Munroe station a well dressed young man and a refined yet mysterious woman named Margaret Caldwell sought shelter for the summer. The pair lodged at the Satterly farm near Blooming Grove, where her quiet manners earned sympathy despite rumors. After her death a storm of conflicting claims about her lover and forged marriage certificates emerged, revealing a life of hardship, deceit, and tragedy.
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Munroe Station
Satterly
Blooming Grove
New York
Wiooming Grove
Margaret Caldwell
Pier Ward
California
Caldwell
Angie
Miu
Omy Dineland
Bat
Lave
John Shinener
Thal
Amy
Ms Fret Nesband
USA
Villa Halts U S Supplies to Mexico
Villa blocks Red Cross shipments bound for northern Mexico as General Tornanthex orders stoppage at border points. Washington reports scarce food aid interruption not seen as general policy, while Villa seeks peace conference and control over Mexican government leadership.
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Rio Rande
Villa
Warkington
Eagle Pas
Nedroay
Moncton
Red Crosse
Rosalia Tornanthex
Offtettlati
Washington
Filia
United Sites
ViNn
Cartans
Prasialaya
Willy Te
Maplehurst Farm Model of Modern Dairy Equipment
Middletown gains a new dairy dealer with Harry Beach owner of Maplehurst Farm adding to the route. A Times-Press reporter found the farm’s facilities among the region’s most modern with 95 percent excellence, whitewashed buildings, netted windows to deter insects, and a clean bottle filling and bottling area. The barns feature bright, well-lit interiors and carefully maintained equipment throughout the dairy operation.
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Maplehurst Farm
Middletown
Harry Beach
Beach
Tench
Times
Meade Accused of Allowing Assault on Wife by Friend
Bertha Meade, of Paterson, claims her husband Theodore Meade allowed a male friend, Mottashead, to assault her amid repeated verbal abuse and intoxication. She alleges threats, seizing letters, and ongoing cruelty, seeking temporary relief as the case advances in Vice Chancellor Lewis Meyer’s court.
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Paterson
Theodore Macade
Bertha Meanie
Ward & McKinnis
Port Jervis
Hidges
Mas Meade
Amos
Mira Mande
Iutervalg
Jame
Mothshead
Norrushand’s
Tay
Mottashead
Altons
Tedere
Lewis
Ars Meyer
Merry Party at C D Anderson Home
A church social in Finchville marks a June 1 gathering at Mr and Mrs Andersons residence. The event features songs, games, refreshments, and a long list of local guests and families visiting from nearby towns.
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C.D. Anderson
Ole
Mra U Anderson
Hener
Mrs S Filkings Dies at Rochester State Hospital
Dudale June 14 Mrs S Senora Fe Hine Apt DT TRG Ih SUDO wy adh pat a aletor of Prat Mila residing in Widdlatown died Monday at the Rochester State Hospital She was a daughter of Lorraine and Jonin Miller and Seasee 2 his hand, further lrether and three elegera Interment Weinesdrs at Warean the residence of the derened for te Past 20 years
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Dudale
Senora Fe Hine
Prat Mila
Widdlatown
Aed
Mondas
Rochester
Lorraine
Jonin Miller
Seasee
Elegera
Warean
Chicago Elevated Strike Returns to Regular Service
June 15. South side elevated line resumes 15 minute service with 10 trains manned by nonunion workers and guarded by police. Company plans to extend to north and west lines as unions threaten counter moves with pickets and anti fare campaigns. Police seek funds for deputies and equipment as transit returns to normal.
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Chitego
Traction
Philadelphia
Healey
Vty Connel
South Side
Germans Move Up on Lemberg Front
Official reports from Herltin say General von Muckengen has occupied Russian positions from Guerniawa to Sieniawa along the San River. In Kuzie northwest of Shartl and near Mariampol to Koyno, several enemy posts were stormed with officers and hundreds of prisoners taken. Western front near Lievin Arras sees French defeat as German artillery repels assaults. German lines hold firm with heavy losses for the enemy.
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von Muckengen
Feomt
Guerniawa
Sieniawa
Gilieia Sieniawa
Jaroslav
San
Kuzie
Shartl
Mariampol
Koyno
Jon Maeckensen
Ane
Cyerniawa
Mosciska
Sien- Innwn
von Linstogen
von Sor Marwitz
Lievin
Arras
Lorette Hills
Neuville- Rochincourt
Local residents visit ties and relatives in town
A jumble of social notes reports Mrs Van Snoxen returning home to Caddebachs Me Som Cohen after visiting kin at a plaza. Several residents from New York and Port Jervis register or visit Goetil Inser boarding house on Hillside Avenue, with others attending church, hosting relatives, and attending a dance at the High School auditorium.
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van Snoxen
Caddebachs
Mark
Aston Winter, Jr
Port Jersis
Carp Humphries
Middletoun
Metropolis
Wiliam Wadehee
Gutlay Sefranka
Mo EL Charen
Crowe
Claude Jinde Motere
New York
Mire Aston
Jr Hicanor Geettinger
Wallace Ford
Germany Seeks Peace Move As U S Contacts Rise
Washington reports a growing German tilt toward an active peace movement by neutral powers. Berlin optimism grows over a possible German American accord as officials stress a careful, cautious approach. A potential pact would protect neutral passenger ships from submarine attacks and may involve designated routes and flags.
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Washington
Germany
Wilson
Anton Meyer-Gethard
Berlin
von Bernstorff
Europe
United States
Teutonic
Russia
Arctic
Archangel
Greece
Venizelos
Constantinople
Bosporum
Dacinive
Meyer-Gerhard
Aince
Oiay
Ice Cream Festival at Unionville Church Annex
Unionville residents note M E Church hosts an ice cream festival on Tuesday evening June 25 with a warm welcome. Local births and hospital news include Mr and Mrs Frank Howse welcoming a daughter. Notable names: Hattie Gould, Allen Winters, Matilda Poerothy, Grover C Sayer, Ta fentville, Eva Tameson, Garret Tameson, Adela Martin. Various social updates from Middletown and surrounding areas.
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M. E. Church
Faeryhody
Frank Howse
Hattie Gould
and Airs
Hitle Econ
Seimes
Butler
Newark
Frank Schear
Eszabeth
N. J
Matilda Poerothy
Grover C Sayer
Tafenvile
W. H. Steele
Eva Tameson
Chatham
Garret Tameson
Alea Geanese van Titer
Adela Martin
Adella Clara
Lalopsenneg
Middletown
Inez Robbing
Band Engaged at Goshen October 7 Firemen's Convention
The 4. and W. Band performed in famed music for the Racig Chemica ergine and Hose Compan at Goshen on October 7 during the Orange Contr Firemen's Association convention.
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Goshen
The
Orange Contr
Firemaen’s Association
John R P Hadden Dies After Illness at 36
John R P Hadden, 36, died suddenly Monday night at 9:50 at his home 41 Myrtle avenue after months of heart trouble. A farmer turned teamster, he lived in South Centreville earlier and moved to the city 26 years ago. He was a local preacher at St Pauls Church and survived by his wife Mary K Van Ness and several fostered children he and his wife cared for. The obituary notes his steadfast Christian life and long service to others.
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John R. P. Hadden
Myrtle Avenue
Mr. Hadden
Ramuel Hadden
Chester
South Centreville
Hadden
St Paul's Church
Mary K van Ness
Westtown
Chin
Italians Plan Annual Picnic at Columbia Park
The ninth annual Italian American Society picnic will be at Columbia Park on June 29 and 30. Preparations include fireworks and a varied program planned by committee members Vuolo, Perego, Guiseppe, Gentile, and others.
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Victor Hmmanuel TL
Aiddhe
Columbia Park
Alfa
Vuolo
Thomas Perego
Angelo 50
A. V. Guiseypa
Salomo
Local Firemen Head to Kingston for Hudson Valley Meet
Kingston readies for the Hudson Valley Firemen’s Association convention with extensive preparations and citywide flags. Chief Higham will depart Wednesday with a delegation from Ontario Hose Company No. 5 and about 20 men, joining Ellenville’s Kimble Hose as guests at the Kingston sessions.
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Kingston
Hudson Valley Firemen’s Association
Higham
Alvin B. Bradford
Ontario Hose Company No. 5
Ellenville
Kimble Hose
Wells Fargo Driver Severely Injured in Ice Accident
Harry L. Wood of 2634 Myrthars ne, a Wells Fargo Company driver and member of Company I, is confined at home after an accident Saturday morning. He slipped on ice while loading tubs on the wagon, struck his back and head, was unconscious briefly, and later resumed work. A physician is attending him.
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Harry L. Wood
Myrtharsne
Wells Fargo Company
Company I
Evir
Peacleon
Injured Child 18 Brought to City Hospital
A nonstandard report states Harry Rel, son of Lows Ref of Mountaindale Sullivan, was injured while playing near home on Monday afternoon and brought to Thrall Hospital for treatment. A child with a fractured leg was injured but not seriously.
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Harry Rel
Lows Ref
Mountaindale
Sillivan Fent
Jajare
Neer
Thrall Hospital
Porterson City Police Chief Visits Headquarters
Chief of Police FL A Braxn attended a Porterson City Council meeting at Newbireh and visited police Headquarters this morning. Local officials noted the visit on the patrol wap and街.
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Chief Brown
A. Braxn
Newbireh
Cts
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