Democratic chiefs hold lively New York session at Knickerbocker
New York June 18 The conference of Democratic state leaders ends tonight at the Knickerbocker hotel after two days of discussing plans for the coming campaign. Proposals include a state convention after the primaries and a platform before primaries. Mrs Blitch and others pressed for suffrage, while Chairman Osborn warned against any boss control and stressed that the direct primary must allow free citizen choice.
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New York
Knickerbocker
George B. Burd
Multalo
1D Cady Gerrick
Albany
Mr. Hare
Lee Murphy
Harrict Stanton Hinteh
Charlee F
Tumany Ball
Public Service
Cram
Osborn
Peech
Ele
Ucket
State Committee
Soc Oe
Neither acquittal nor impeachment in Speer case
A special subcommittee report finds no proof to fully acquit Judge Speer or impeach him. The panel notes serious abuses and tyranny in some actions but urges further House proceedings, warning future rulings could tarnish the court and harm American institutions.
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Speer
Washington
Jane
Spacer
UleRa
Wopse Judiciary Committee
Anere Cone Ments
Hall
Dudes Spear
Webb
North Carolina
Fitehenty
Naois
Voislot
Minnesota
Hepubligan
Volntead
Ile Rondadaw
A. H. Heyward
Iida
Senate
Canned melodies claimed to boost cow milk yields
A farmer named Harrat in Bloomingburg tries a phonograph in the barn at milking time to calm cows and improve milk flow. Reported results claim about two extra quarts per row, sparking interest in phonograph milking across boasted plans and experiments.
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Robert Harritt
Kiar Tasles
Jarmit
Times Press
Missouri
Idle Hour Inn Opens for Season in Walton Lake Area
The Idle Hour Inn at Walton Lake opens for summer with 20 guests arriving Wednesday. Local activities include Hawthorne Chapter closing for summer, Monroe Bravo Band fund drive for a second concert, and various lectures and social events in Monroe. Several residents and visitors wintered elsewhere but will return for the season.
Concerts to be held after all in Chester summer series
Chester notes confirm a summer concert series with subscriptions rising over $76. Earlier doubts about financing eased as new pledges came in. The Presbyterian Church will host the annual banquet on Thursday June 25. Robert F. MacClethrid rented his house and 11 acres to John Baxter and family of New York City for summer. Mrs Sadie Hankins entertained the Whist Club Thursday. Lewis Knapp, who bought the Melanshlin and Onin Hardware, is confined at home in Washington.
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Monroe
Walton Lake
J. C. Mackenzie
Will
Hawthorne
Monroe Bravo Band, Inc
Monroe Opera House
Blythelea Park
John Brower Naw
Ly Wieles Pati
Ilurimen
New York
Switzerland
Slaw
Mexico
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de A. Th
Knight
Affinity House
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
FLA. Craft and Son
Harry
H. M. Brosh
New York City
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Chester
Ono
Village News
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Greycourt
Ddarry A. Murray
Presbyterian Church
Ur Church
Robert F. MacClethird
John Baxter
Sadie Edna Hankine
Lombey
Evergneens
Lewiea Knapi
Arms from U S land in Ireland reported
Dublin reports landing of arms and ammunition on the Connemara coast in the last day, with many American type rifles and lances. The Royal Irish Constabulary hunts for landing sites, coast patrols are doubled, and boat crews signal for help. A glandular note about Atlantic City workers and farmers appears in material attached to the item.
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Connemara
Ireland
Toyal Irish Constabulary
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Une
Timnern
Ontario Hose Members Back From Hudson Valley Parade
Members of Ontario Hose Company No 5 and O W Bang returned from the Hudson Valley Firemen’s Association convention in Haver straw. They reported a long march and a large parade with about 25 companies and music. Kingston was chosen for the next convention and officers were elected including Fowler as president and Cole as first vice president.
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O.& W. Bang
Haverstraw
Hudson ‘Valley Hiremen’s Association
Higham
A. D.fancher
Binghamton
Hock
Goshen
William J. (Chat
Farrell
Dikeman Hose
Kingston
Braeldant-cansii Fowler
Renasgelaer
Seth B. Cole
James
Heavyweights Enjoy Outing by Idle Hour Club
The Idle Hour Plucchis Club concluded a series by hosting an outing to Fair Oaks for the Heavyweights and Lightweights. The Lightweights funded the supper after a four game lead by the Heavyweights, with guests from New York and Monrovia in attendance. The trip featured a deluxe supper at a hotel, a musical program, jokes, and a return journey at night.
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S O
Fair Oakes
Askew'n
Musec
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A. Heinemann
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W. 0H. Rogere
William Conklin Dies at Monroe in 73rd Year
William A. Conklin died at his Monroe home Tuesday night from a burst blood vessel in his 73rd year. Born in Walden, he spent much of his life in Monroe and served in the 12th Regiment New York Volunteers during the Civil War. Survived by daughters Mrs. Samuel Young of Walden and Mrs. Reymer of Suffern and her son George. funeral held today at 2 at Samuel Young's home in Walden with interment in the family plot.
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Monroe
Willam A. Conklin
Walden
Vic
New York Volunteers
Walden Lodge of Und Fellows
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Reymer
Suffern
George
Sutera
Wisconsin time altered by golf
The Kenosha Wisconsin article reports business leaders proposing a one hour time shift to be in line with Cleveland to better suit workers and allow more time for golf and leisure activities. Employers suggest starting factories an hour earlier and closing earlier in the afternoon to align with the new schedule.
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Ream , Pe
Cleveland
Cenese
Jons
Mack Found Not Guilty In Newburgh Trial Term
In Newburgh Judge Albert H. F. Seeger presided over three excise cases and one assault case. Michael J. Green faced excise charges, Brock was dismissed, and David Mack was found not guilty on one excise count after a jury trial. James Helme admitted assault and was released on personal recognizance.
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Albert H. F. Seeger
Worsing
Michael J. Green
Willan Street
Mré. Brock
Jonathan “A. Wilhon, Jr
David Mack
Monroe
Seeger
James ‘Helme
Mac
Ms. Rove
Elwood C. Sraith
David
Hall
Max
Shafter Arth
Knigh Ait
Garding
Mack
Rogers
S. M. Nelson
W.waldo
Mlack
Roosevelt Suffers Second Chill Aboard Imperator
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt suffers a chill while aboard the Imperator en route to New York. Officials say it is a recurrence of jungle fever effects. he declines aid, retires to his suite, and plans rest at Sagamore Hill with a Pittsburgh engagement on June 20 in view. He also states he will not run for New York governor.
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Ta Wireless
Theodore Roosevelt
Hner
New York
Bin
Philip J. Roosevelt
Philip Roosevelt
Hooseraft
Pittsburgh
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Eter
Liner Runs Aground Near Portland. Passengers Safe
A North German liner carrying 300 passengers ran ashore near Portland during a calm sea. The vessel sustained heavy damage but all aboard remained safe as efforts to refloat her proceeded with no panic reported.
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London
Heer Boe Jow
Japan
Portland
Alison Vo Armour
Lord Anseo
Baelow
Wermenth
Mount Lassen Eruption Reports Airborne Ash and Smoke
Reading California June 18 reports another eruption at Mount Lassen with ash and smoke rising over half a mile above the cone. Observers note ash darkening the sky while the plume drifts away, though proximity limits details on lava or new blasts.
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Cal
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Ladaca
Shea Mountain
Premier Yields to Militants Amid Suffrage Crisis
London reports the government begins yielding to suffragettes. A third approach aims to press Sylvia Pankhurst to accept goals her mother and sister failed to achieve. Pankhurst and followers faced police and hunger strikes after calls for deputations were rejected.
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Sylvia Pank
Christabel
Hone
Pankhurstia
Eix
Sylvia
Jay
Pankhurst
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Hollows
League Plans Big Campaign for Growth in Orange County
Rev Ralph W Rowland head of the League announces a two week campaign to boost membership from about 1000 to 2500. Branches exist in Wallkill Minisink Blooming Grove Cornwall Monroe Wawayanda Montgomery Walden Middletown Port Jervis Newburgh Warwick Highlands and New Windsor. Rowland, Circleville superintendent, becomes engaged to Miss Frances Riley of Montgomery. He is a NYU and Union Theological Seminary graduate with Bachelors and Masters degrees.
Docks Blaze Damages Kingston Dock in Glasgow
A fire at Kingston dock Glasgow on June 10 caused about 6000 dollars in damage. Several freight sheds and four schooners burned as flames spread to adjacent houses after hot ashes on a schooner ignited a blaze.
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Glasgow
Kingston Dock
Senate Move Aids Federal Road Plan Debate
Washington reports the Senate Post Roads Committee backed a higher aid for roads and pressed House supporters of the Shackleford bill toward compromise. The bottleneck has been the committee’s willingness to fund only 3 million dollars vs a proposed 25 million. Also noted are travel plans of Watlington to England and a mining disaster at Vieillemarbare collieries entombing two workers.
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Washington
Senate Post Roads Committee
Howse
Senate
Cars Collide Near Limits On Carmichael Hill
A two car crash near the city limits on Carmichael hill just outside North End around 1 20 this morning left both Ford sedans badly wrecked and towed to Empire Garage. Sussman of South Fallsburg drove one car license P5856 NY with his chauffeur Mahoney aboard. the other car, license T2701 NY, belonged to a South Fallsburg mill worker. Mahoney was freed after being pinned. four in the other vehicle, including two women, suffered bruises and shock.
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Carmichael Hill
Empire Gatege
N.Y
South Fallaburg
le Faver Paper Mills
Sussman
Mahoney
South Fallsburg
Organ Recital Pleasing Performance in Middletown
The organ recital was one of the finest of its kind in Middletown. Mr. Andrews displayed mastery of the pipe organ, with several selections met with much appreciation by the audience. Mrs. Dillabouga’s pupils were praised for their delightful renditions.
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Cornelia
Middletown
Andrewa
Dillabouga
Erie Trainman John R Foster Killed Instantly
Port Jervis June 19 Trainman John R Foster 28 of the New York Division was run over by an east bound train near Fohokua New Jersey and killed instantly His body was brought to Port Jervis Thursday funeral held at 5 oclock at his brother Harry Fosters home conducted by Rev Uriah Symonds Interment in Luvel Grove Cemetery He was a member of Neversink Lodge No 263 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Surviving parents and three brothers Harry Port Jervis Charles and Joseph in London England
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John R.foster
New York
Harry Foster
Perry Street
Uriah Symonde
Leuvel Grove
Neversink Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Port Jarvis
Northamptonshire
Wagland
Harry
Port Jervis
Charles
Joseph
London
England
Commencement Week at New Paltz Normal
The New Paltz Normal announces a week of events starting June 20 with alumni reception and banquet, June 21 sermon at 10 30 am, June 22 high school class day exercises and junior play, June 24 commencement exercises and senior reception. Also notes the State Workers Compensation Commission office move to Poughkeepsie and an inquiry in Quebec regarding bar press persons. A Reverend Frank Beale of Cantom KT lies in serious condition after a car accident two weeks ago.
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Ucket
Buss
Mmniuay
Frank Beale
Cantom
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