Carranza reply to determine program of the government
United States presses Carranza for a clear reply to the latest ultimatum on the Carrizal incident. Congress may hear a war-declaration plan or a resolution enabling use of armed forces. Nine troopers remained missing after the Carrizal battle as U S casualties rise.
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Carranza
Camp Whitman
Beckman
N. Y
Southwest
Jersey
Sea Girl
N. J
New Jersey
Sadler
Essex
Newark
Redbank
Elizabeth
Trenton
Camden
Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Vera Cruz
State Department
Chihuahua City
Mexico City
Don Calderon
Calderon
Lansing
Baker
Funston
Goshen Woman to Sail as Nurse in Paris
Miss Ruth Bentley of Brooklyn and Minisink Chapter D A R sails for Paris to serve as nurse at Dr Joseph Blakes hospital on the city outskirts. She previously spent nine months in Belgium as a Red Cross nurse and spoke at the Minisink Chapter meeting in Westtown in May. The village budget includes a $30,500 sum with $5,000 for street paving and $2,500 for a Dike man’s motor truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bentley
Goshen
Ruth Bentley
Brooklyn
Minisink
Alice Hart Neafie
Paris
Joseph Blake
Goshen National Bank
Valuable horses for Browne arrive from Canada to Goshen
A consignment of hackney horses reached Goshen on June 24 for Grant Hugh Browne. About a dozen colts brood mares and a stallion valued at 35000 were moved to Brownleigh Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne Goshen
Canada
Grant Hugh Browne
Brownleigh Park
Goshen to Vote on Police Salary Ceiling
Goshen taxpayers will vote on July 5 from 1 to 9 P M whether the village policemen’s salaries should be below 900 dollars for the chief and 780 dollars for the patrolmen.
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Goshen
Village Tax Collection Schedule Named for Goshen
Goshen announces collector A. G. Wheeler will sit to collect taxes on July 3 6 10 13 17 and 20. The notice lists specific dates for residents to pay assessments and settle accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
A. G. Wheeler
Man Sells Rain Coats Without License in Goshen
John Aronowitz of Brooklyn was found selling rain coats in Goshen without a license. He sold one coat for $2 to a grocer and faced disorderly conduct, later paying $5 for a license and having the charge withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John Aronowitz
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Bruce
Aronowitz
Ministers Set Collection for Convalescent Home Drive
In Middletown and Goshen on the coming Sunday morning a collection will be taken in most churches to aid the Convalescent Children's Home at Mechanicstown. The Ministerial Association hopes for a generous response from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ministerial Association
Middletown
Mechanicstown
Clerks Return to Their Work in Maybrook Negotiations
Clerks in Maybrook end a long arbitration with the Central New England Railroad. After a three hour conference at Sweeney's Hall the clerks unanimously approved the memorandum of settlement and agreed to return to work Saturday. Mediator Mahany and Grand President Forrester praised the treatment by Manager Bardo and Superintendent Clark. Mahany and Forrester then left for New York and Washington to pursue further federation matters.
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Walden
G. W. Clerk
Central New England Railroad
Poughkeepsie
Maybrook
Rowland R. Mahany
U. S. Commission of Conciliation
Mahany
C. L. Bardo
G. W. Clark
J. J. Forrester
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Manany
Forrester
Bardo
Clark
St. Nicholas Hotel
New York
Aest
St. Nicholas
Washington, D. C
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood
Obituary of Oscar Bishop Stillman of Goshen
Oscar Bishop Stillman 71 5 months 23 days died at home 51 South Street Goshen after five days pneumonia Born in New York son of Alfred Stillman and Elizabeth Greenough Married 1902 Bertha Owen more Survived by widow two daughters Helen Van Reneselaer and Charlotte Crawford son Charles Senff Stillman Boston three brothers Frank Joseph Alfred New York Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Oscar Bishop Stillman
South Street
City of
New York
Alfred Stillman
Elizabeth Greenough
Bertha
J. Owenmore
Mr. Stillman
Helen van Reneselaer
Charlotte Crawford
Charles Senff Stillman
Boston
Frank
Joseph
Alfred
Parksville Sawmill owner Burton Fuller dies at 66
Burton Fuller of Parksville died Thursday morning after a two week illness. He ran a Parksville sawmill and lived there most of his life. He was 66 and survived by his wife, four sons DeKay Parksville Daylord Alton Gordon of Middletown, a sister Mrs. Lewis Grant Parksville, and by the late C. J. Fuller of Parksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Burton Fuller
Parksville
DeKay
Daylord
Alton
Gordon
Middletown
Lewis Grant
C. J. Fuller
Gertrude
Louise Jordan
California
Alaska
Robert Joseph Davis
N. W. Beyea
Otisville
Jay H. Wall
Scranton
C. J. Glering
West Main Street
L. W. Andrew
Sprague Avenue
Carbondale
Honesdale
White Mills
Lewis Benton
Lucy
Weehawken
N. J
Martin DeGraw
Robert Branning
Roscoe
Vincent Breiner
Nellie Hall
Southfields
Amelia Fuller
Monhagen Avenue
Utica
J. H. Nuelle
Elizabeth
Honesdale, Pa
Calvin FE. Cooper
Harry EB. Greene
Mrs George Deyo Died After Short Illness In Capron Street
Mrs George Deyo of Walden died at her Capron street home early Thursday after a two day illness. She leaves a husband. The obituary notes she was formerly Miss Bertha Benneway of Beacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Deyo
Walden
Capron Street
Bertha Benneway
Beacon
Williams to Seek Re election as State Engineer
Goshen June 22 State Engineer Frank M Williams announces his candidacy for re election after a productive term overseeing the barge canal project. He notes progress on the canal and adherence to budget estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Goshen
Frank M. Williams
Streets Closed for Bridge Work by Erie Railroad
Goshen June 24 Erie Railroad completes iron bridge at Ryerson crossing. Golden Hill avenue and Mathews street approaches will be closed to the public. Trustees require a day and night watchman at the site as a condition for the closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ryerson Crossing
Erie Railroad
Golden Hill Avenue
Matthews Street
Hose Company to Consider Motor Truck Purchase Contract
Goshen June 24 Corporation Counsel Philip A. Rorty presents a contract for the Dikeman Hose Company to buy a motor truck. Trustees will review terms after George QR Farrell and M. E. Slaweon of the Reo Motor Company submit details Tuesday night.
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Goshen
Philip A. Rorty
Dikeman Hose Company
George QR. Farrell
The
Hose Company
M. E. Slaweon
Reo Motor Company
Monroe County Mountain Resort auto run planned
Goshen residents hear of an auto run set for Wednesday June 28 from the village inn with most members expected to attend. The note mentions VanDuzer Wallace a Cornell student home for summer and other village movements including personnel changes at Western Union and a local company recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village News
Goshen
Monroe County Mountain Resort Association
Goshen Inn
VanDuzer Wallace
Cornell
Militia Recruits Advance As They Brace For Front
Local militia units report ready to depart for the border as they complete federal oaths and a full physical exam. Recruits at the armory receive uniforms and equipment for 40 men while officers push discipline and drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Guardsmen
Shelley
Medical Department
Royce
Leander Shelley
Highland Avenue
Donovan
Millen
N. L. Satchell
Conpany I
O. & W. Railroad
Board Grants Diplomas For Most Graduates In City
The Board of Education decided to award high school diplomas to graduates meeting the required credits while four pupils lacking sufficient credits were not advanced. Superintendent Tuthill noted the four would not be graduated. The panel proceeded with the standard plan by voting to graduate those with the credits, while delays affected the rest. The session also considered employee insurance under the amended compensation act and discussed buying new desks, noting a visit from the State Prison Commission’s financial agent about desks from prison mills.
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Credi
Lillian Leddy
Gertrude Masterson
Leah M. Moore
Mary Leigh Osborne
Madeleine Anna Pohlmann
Nellie May Ryan
Helen Mills Santee Florence Kathryn Sister
Elizabeth Werry Smithem
Ruth Adelaide Wallace
Alta May Wamsley
Elizabeth Austin Wight
Ethel Maude Wilbur
Mildred Louise Wood
Francis Edward Henry Warner Knight Morgans
Frances Olivia Conner
Florence May Ketchum
Mildred Deane Moore
Tuthill
Ell
Buckler
Deming
Board of Estimate
Right
Board of Education
State Prison Commission
Fallsburg Man Killed by Train
Monticello June 26 The body of a man mangled by a train was found by Efils Divine near the South Fallsburg crossing. He had left foot severed and wounds to the neck head and arms. He was alive briefly and named James Hamilton of South Falleburg before dying. Postmaster Charles Corwin identified him and Coroner Cauthers authorized burial.
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Monticello
Efils Divine
South Fallaburg
Charles Corwin
James Hamilton
South Falleburg
Cauthers
Iron Construction Underway for Merchants Bank Project
Iron construction work for the Merchants Bank building has begun and draws wide interest. The crew is from Philadelphia, employed by a bridge company, and skilled in handling the structural sections efficiently.
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Merchants Bank
Philadelphia
Social notes and visitors Saint Marys area
Mrs. B. B. Odell Jr and family visited aunts on Houston Avenue. Several locals travel to see kin in Newburgh Scranton Honesdale and Roscoe while others return from Utica Greenwich Cos Cob and Stamford. Recaps include Dr. Stephen Gibbs moving to Hartford and Father O Connor ordained at Albany with posting of assignments.
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B. B. Odenl
Odell
Estelle
Clara
Newburgh
T. H
E. Crist
Houston Avenue
Jennie Kerrick
Pratt Institute
Slate Hill
Thomas Gray
Roosa Gap
Marrall
Ethelyn
Helen
DeBruce
William H. Tremper
Poughkeepsie
Ridge Street
Ira E. Waters
W. A. Dougherty
Garfield, N. J
Grand Avenue
C. H. Geminill
Bogceta
N. Y
Orange County
Hanford L. Shaw
Iby
Conn
J. Slauson
Stephen B. Gibbs
Hartford
J. B. Gibbs
Harford
Albany
Cusick
Catskill
Lulu M. Miles
Greenwich
Cos Cob
Stamford
Clarence Welch
Clarence, Jr
Yonkers
Jersey City
New York
Thomas O'Mara
New York City
E. Doran
Welch
Mr. Doran
South Street
Edward Passineau
Academy Avenue
Irene F. Lawrence
J. E. Adams
Orchard Street
Brooklyn
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Mexico
Columbus
N. M
Lewis Morey
Eleventh Cavalry
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Jenkins
Charles T. Boyd
Trevino
el Paso
la Reforma
Saltilli
Yankee Land
Laredo
Ricaut
General Navarrette
Tampico
San Antonio
Rio Grande
Matamoras
Jaurez
Peeksville
Fourteenth Infantry
Villa Ahumada
Paso
Pershinge
Fort Bliss
Department of the East
Wood
Oscar B. Stillman
Ous
Chester
Jon DeWitt
Western Union
Joseph Eckman
Roy van Kleeck
Company I
Linley H. Yerg
Company 1
Leslie M. Wallace
United Cigar
Sanitary
Mills’ Cigar Factory
International News Service
Beekman
Peekski
New York National Guard
Brownsville
Texas
Lucas
22D Engineers
Luca
Camp Albany
Whitman
New York State
Central
Walton
Tracey
New York Central Lines
New York Central
Glen Haven
War Department
Eastern Department
Massachusetts
National Guard
Fallsburg
McMonagle & Rogers
North Street
North Side
Rexall
North St
Dubois Street
Albro Anway and Family
A. A. Nanny
Capt
Victory Champlin
Carrie B. Hoyt
George D. Pelton
Patriotism
Palm Beach
Dixie
Norfolk
Batwing Tire
Chas. Wolff Inc
Middletown, N. Y
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