Train Discontinuation Rumor Shakes Montgomery News
Montgomery rumors claim the 4:18 p.m. Wallkill Valley mail from Kingston and the 6:00 p.m. mail from Campbell Hall may be dropped when the summer schedule starts. The change, if true, would hinder mail service and burden merchants and travelers.
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Montgomery
New York Central Railway Company
Wallkill Valley
Kingston
Campbell Hall
Cape
John H. Thompson
Goodwill Church
Montgomery High School
Presbyterian Church
J. Frederick Berg
Reformed Church
Wilfred Osborn
George A. Osborn
John J. Vanderoef
John McMahan
Pet poodle care sparks $50,000 estate suit
Miss Anna Simons sues for $50,000 claiming Mrs Leslie promised $10,000 for pet poodle care. The Charleston case notes that Mrs Leslie left most of her 1.8 million estate to suffrage, while recounting alleged abuse over walking the dog in a kimono and rain coat.
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International News Service
Charleston
D. C
Frank Leahe
Anna S. Simona
Ciy
Leslie
Simons
Miss Simons
Mrs. Leslie
Broadway
Youngest British Army Officer Aids In New York
Lieutenant Cyril White, aged nineteen, serves in New York aiding his father General W. A. White who commands British recruiting. White enlisted at sixteen after fleeing Wellington College and saw months of brutal front line combat including a fas attack before recovering.
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International News Service
New York
W. A. White
Cyril White
Young White
Wellington College
Field Artillery
Sommereston
Husband Receives Alimony From Wife in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Judge Thomas ordered Mrs. Sarah Eisenring to pay alimony to her husband Charles after he claimed he bought a hotel and turned it over to her. Mrs. Eisenring offered $35 a month but counsel objected that no white man could live on that amount as the figure remains undetermined.
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International News Service
Angeles
Los Angeles
Thomas Ordere
Sarah Eisenring
Charles
19 Year Old Girl Named Armory Manager
A nineteen year old woman, Miss Elsa Beck, has been elected general manager of the De upit Armies with a salary of $170 a month. She will oversee the armory while the local troops are away and the home guard occupies the armory. Beck has served as stenographer in the armory corporation for a year.
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Detroit
de Upit Armees
Elsa Beck
Omee
Home Guard
Afrmorr
Berk
Armory Corporation
Music and Art in Human Nature and Society
Fragmented essay argues music and art shape life and welfare, urging integration into home life and social harmony. It emphasizes harmony, empathy, and humane progress through culture.
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Hamenity
Heert
Marcel
Home Defense Units Deadline Outlined for Counties
Major H R Winthrop told County Home Defense Committees in Binghamton that about 10 000 men must be enlisted to replace state militia hitting federal service after July 15 The plan calls for 36 to 100 men per company with local uniforms and armories provided while state rifles are issued and duties limited to state service The meeting covered oath requirements drill duties and pay with a return to Albany planned after two hours
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Binghamton
H. KR. Winthrop
George RK. Dyer
Asven
House
Fetenas
Millia
Winthrop
Niagaret
sState
Major Winthrop
Albany
Starts Mule by Fire and Lands in Cell
In Pleasantville a man named Percy provoked a mule by lamp post with a straw and then attempted to ignite a small fire under its hind leg. The mule moved, the fire department intervened, Percy was jailed, and the animal wandered toward San Francisco.
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International News Service
Leasentrile
Rey Cline
Pleasantville
Percy
Perey
Fire Department
Accictr
San Francisco
Germans abroad push for republic as autocrats fall
New York reports the Society for German Republic 18 active abroad campaigning in the United States. Members claim sentiment for a democratic republic grows in Germany as autocrats and Junkers should be removed to hasten peace and reform.
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New York
Repubic
Travegiers
Fragmented text advert note on cleaning and work
Ad fragment describes hands that hate becoming hardened through whitening with some charcoal and rot ting a little search chart in the palm of the hand. It mentions peering coal over and wet feet. It hints at needing armatege in the palmree columns and includes an advertisement tag.
on the road opera impresario discovers dual voice star
A comic opera company owner recalls hiring Miss Winfred Richie through a mishap in which she disguises as a man to sing tenor parts and wins audience acclaim. Her rival, tenor O G ready, is dismissed after a blow and a duel of wits with Richie leading to her double voice and rising fame in the troupe.
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Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Winfred Richie
Miss Richie
Brie
Marionelli
O'Grady
Mise Richie
Fay
Bat Abe
Skiria
Hing
Keons
Tom ‘Therston
Rickie
New York Traffic Law Provisions Timed for June
The Times-Press reports on a new uniform traffic law effective June 1 stating reckless driving rules and pedestrian conduct, with penalties for violations. It outlines vehicle behaviors at intersections and around streetcars, right of way rules for emergency and police vehicles, and prohibitions on speeding, passing, and riding on vehicles without proper safeguards.
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Times-Press
Middletown
United States Mail
Unis
Cites
Bret
New York State
Crosa
Qiblic
Fire Department
Polos
U. S
Roch Sime
Peros
Corrigan Plunges Into Self Harm Dream Scene Shot
Edward Corrigan a young engineer attempted self harm by imagined means after quarrels with two women. He was found in bed in a semicoherent state and appeared to seek psychopatic rites before doctors suspected self hypnosis triggered by depression. Treat ment involved led to specialists confirming the case as self hypnosis rather than poison.
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Ratcler
Edward Corrigan
Corrigan
Folka
Zorh
Sedat Wel Doing High Read of Bomen Eet Fore Bet
The fragmentary OCR text mentions a highway and a person or event but lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete outcomes. The readable terms suggest a transportation-related item or note with uncertain details.
Walden Pastor Denies Libel Claims Amid Frame-Up Talk
Walden June 23 Reverend Carl F W Ahrens pastor of the Baptist Church denies allegations published in The Newburgh News claiming impropriety with a young man on Watt street. He says he was at McCord's rye field at 9 pm to observe rumors of a frame-up and threats of libel actions were made against the News. The Walden Citizen notes misinformations and praises the pastor's service, while church officers unanimously support Ahrens and vow confidence and aid.
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Walden
Poe
Newburgh
Carl F. W. Ahrens
Baptist
Watt Street
McCord
Rye Field
Ahrens
Baptist Church
The
Fister Ahrens
Settlement in the Caskey Suit Otisville June 23
Otisville June 23. Mr and Mrs Bernard T Mer of Port Jervis settle actions brought by Charla Cashey guardian for Emma Causig over a September collision at Howells. Caskey verdicts: $150 in Justice Court, $400 in Supreme Court. Attorneys listed for both sides.
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Otisville
Bernard T. Mer
Port Jarvis
Wari
Charla Cashey
Emma Causig
Howells
Caskey
Soldier Fined in Recorder's Court
Corporal James LeDeaux of Company K Seventy first New York Infantry was found guilty in Recorder Howard M. Starr's court. He was fined $10 for entering a confectionery store on East Main Street, assaulting F B Gage, and drawing a bayonet. Witnesses testified as John Bricht for the plaintiff and KM. Vernon for the defense.
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Howard M. Starr
State of New York
James LeDeaux
Company K
Seventy-first New York Infantry
LeDeaux
F. B. Gage
East Main Street
Gace
Recorder's Court
John Bricht
Plaine
Corporal le Devax
KM. Vernon
Citr
Macgregor Family Name Proscribed in 11th Century
Fragment from London Spectator recounts that the Macgregor surname faced royal proscription in 108, briefly lifted by Charis il, then reimposed under William II and Mary. By about 1802 a royal grant restored Sir Chartres Macgregor’s surname, previously known as Mute rar, while the 14th century saw rising opposition to the surname and associated persecution.
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We Macgregor
Charis Il
William 2Nd Mary
Chartres Macgregor
Safe Anchorage Offer Sparks Mera Battle
A fragmentary notice suggests a contest over a project titled Safe Anchorage. The text references a plan to build and secure facilities while opposing groups push back, with implied competition between factions seeking control and publicity.
Feerr and Dooivar Speak in Coping Complex Tale
Fragmentary dialogue shows Feerr questioning Gee and Dooivar replying as characters move through a coping complex. The garbled passage hints at a dramatic exchange within a surreal scene.
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MR. Ahrens
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