Many Officers to Be Voted For in County This Fall
The article outlines upcoming fall elections with primary set for September 28 and registration days October 9-17. It details offices to be filled including Governor, lieutenant governor, state treasurer, attorney general, and U S senator, plus local positions in Orange and Sullivan counties. Candidates must gather signatories for petitions, with varying quotas by office, and election commissioners face heavy campaign paperwork and reallocation of districts.
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Howeer
Court of Appeals
Hornblow
United States
Orange
Dutchess
Putnam
Leth
Bulliven
Orange County
Frank M. Williams
Goshen
Edmund Platt
Poughkeepsie
John Stiers
Middletown
James 0. Montgomery
Newburnh
Charles J. Boyd
Amoint
vMces
Petitioan
Sullivan County
Assemly
Board of Education
Warians
The
Republic
Democrats
Partiey
Euch
County Ofce
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Algnora
Pelidlona Musk Ha
Nomination of Hinman Could Solve Moose-GOP Problem
The Utica Press suggests Hon Harvey D Hinman of Binghamton as a possible Governor nominee to bridge Republican and Progressive factions. Roosevelt opponents may reject fusion, while Hinman’s background in direct primaries and reform could unite right and left wings for the fall campaign.
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Hinman
Jimsey
Winmnan
Binghamton
Utica Press
Harvey D. Hinman
Inghamton
Roosevelt
England
Tetuse
Tfia Droanssites
Prolle
Hewinaye
Ardettia
Repub
Ican
Thane
Hughes
Bill fosUll
Cam‘paign
Roosevelt Muggcata
Lacy
Minman
Ptinien
May Organize Fire Company Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary notice mentions organizing a fire company and a residence with names such as Mr Ford and Speereste. Details are garbled, leaving unclear actions, dates, or locations.
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Elusent
Ford
Speereste Tae
Maller
Gever Aplain
MT. Mner
Local Resident Attends Funeral in Newlurk
Mra Azer of No 12 Charles Alrend travels to Newlurk to attend the funeral of Mira Zierbe at 2 o clock today.
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Mra
Azer
Charles Alrend
Newlureh
Mira, Zierbe
Iwclogh Todas
Real Estate Notes at Wallace Lake Location
Wallace sold nine parcels at the Wallace area with a lot in Mapbrookh cited for a residence valued at six exgerted units. Rieko Hart joins the Mid Metoan Vlich Sekook staff and will oversee the Nearing of the dnate ad Lake Minnewotha this summer as Mp Wart Lttth plans a summer work.
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Watneedas
Wallace
Mapbrookh
Howe
Rieko Hart
Vlich Sekook
Lightning kills Pine Bush cows in thunderstorm
Pine Bush near Dwarkill reports two cows killed by lightning during a severe storm Wednesday evening. The town notes also mention the Graham Church fair on July 4 with fancy and domestic articles, ice cream, and a concert by Motild’a Orchestra. Local residents attend church events and auctions, with Rev. James B McMichael and other area clergy featured in upcoming services.
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Pine Bush
Robert Croover
Dwaarkill
Indies of
Graham Church
Pythian Gall
Motild'a Orchestra
Montgomery
James
EB. McMichael
Cedarville
Ohio
Reformed Church
Emma B. Townsend
C. B. Martin Io
McMichael
Philip Minshull
Middletown
J. G. Herzog
New York
Casshall
Hilawatha House
M. D
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thieves Loot Summer Home In Burnt Hope Lodge
Foresburg June 26 Pelham Dar Hogton of New York City with his sister Dorothea and two other ladies traveled to his Burnt Hope Lodge summer home. Thieves entered the dwelling by smashing a door panel and took two hunting rifles. Arlington believes two or more culprits acted and expects arrest soon. Henry Campbell and family enjoyed a two week vacation at Josephine Nammack's home. Mrs Roms Canghian rents the former Stope Metague Pond house two miles west of Mongaup Falls for the summer.
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Foresburg
Pelham Dar- Hogton
New York City
Dorothea
Tsetropolly
Burnt Hope Laxe
Bunamy
Warlors Eclass
Arlington
Henry Campbell
Caroline Scampian
Josephine Nammack
Sommman
Tate
Alfred Gilman
Himmer
Roms Canghian
Daniel Canghlag
Jacob Stope
Liberty Editor Struck by Car After Storm
Jane Liberty editor Charlier A. Ward of the Liberty Register was struck by a car while crossing near Parkas during a heavy storm. He sustained a broken leg and hip injuries, was moved to Thrall Has Hospital for treatment, with bystanders stating he shielded himself with his coat as the vehicle hit.
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Liberty
Jane
Charlier A. Ward
Liberty Register
Liberte
Doc
Brace
Mr. Ward
Kiein
Ong Mils
Parkas
Abraham Dunn
Tooie
Ward
Patterson
Dyan
State Hospital Outdoors Movies Draw Big Interest
The Middle town State Hospital held outdoor motion pictures as a novel entertainment after extreme heat. Harry Wagner operated the film with Mildred Brundage and Harry Fisher leading a 14‑member cast in a musical sketch “A Dritch Blue Plate.” Electricians Thomas Morrs and Emil Carretto managed the outdoor electrical setup.
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Jnst
State Hospital
Gowanda State Hospital
Buralo
Rochester State Hospital
Middletown State Hospital
Harry Wagner
Mildred Brundage
Harry Fisher
Wedan Aday
Thomas,Morrs
Emil Carretto
Butte Citizens Protect Homes in Miner War
In Butte Montana on June 26 the new independent union reopened signatures for 800 miners among 000 metal workers to oppose the Western Federation of Miners. President McDonald praised the joining pace while vigilante organizers plan a meeting to guard homes and property. Charles H Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners telephoned from Helena saying he expects authorities protection and planned return.
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Butte
Mont
Independent Union
Western Federation of Miners
McDonald
New
Onion
Charles H. Moyer
Helena
First of July is Last of August in West Virginia
In Wheeling West Virginia June 26 brew ere and saloonkeepers rush to cash in before a dryJuly start at midnight June 30 when West Virginia state law prohibits alcohol after July 1. Signs warn customers of the coming dry spell and jokes target the shift in business after July 1. August Trabert notes the foreword saying the first of July marks the end of August.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West
Trabert
Vera Cruz Fears Mexican Attack Near American Outposts
Ver Crux June 26 An increasing feeling of alarm grips Vera Cruz as Mexican forces mass near American outposts. Travelers report General Huerta rushing troops by rail to towns in the state. A body of loyal soldiers appeared this morning and smaller forces nearby raise the likelihood of conflictWith the United States before Huerta is driven out by the Constitutionalists.
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Ver Cras
Mettco City
Huerta Lk
Tce
Vera Crux
Huerta
United States
Constitutionalista
Bandit Friend of Villa Dead in Campaign Turmoil
Fragmentary report notes the death of a suspected bandit ally of Villa from wounds in Tacateemm. Mentions Major Rovelio Merro of Tilias staff and Colonel Benito Gara in related clashes. Separate item reports Ward Head of Pharmacists convention in Saratoen with remarks on safety and an incident involving a cat.
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Tacateemm
Jane S
Arinidad Rodrigues
Vilas
Ville
Apa
Rovelio Merro
Tilia
Willam & Benton
Jun- Tes
Benito Gara
Ontario and Western Passes Yearly Dividend
Uncertainty over railroad rates and weak finances led the Ontario and Western to forgo a dividend. Howard Elliott of New Haven, owner of the road, announced earnings for the current year around 620 thousand dollars, down from 1.21 million prior year. The directors cited decreased freight and express revenue, higher wages, and the need to fund improvements, deciding against a distribution to strengthen credit and protect bond and stock holders.
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Ontario & Western
Howard Elliott
New Haven
Elliott
Firemen Converge for New York State Association Auburn Meet
The 21st annual New York State Volunteer Firemen’s Association convention will be held in Auburn July 28 to 30. President James L. Murphy of Ithaca expects a larger turnout than prior years and will visit Auburn to finalize the program featuring horse races and field events. Over 75 companies have signaled attendance, with prizes planned for the oldest attendee and longest-serving chief, plus a gold headed cane for the longest-serving chief.
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New York State Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Auburn
Cortland
James l. Murphy
Ithaca
Murphy
Frank M. Baker
Oswego
Pare
Crescent Branch Sunshine Society entertained at Port Jervis
The Crescent Branch of the Sunshine Society was hosted by Mrs. Samuel Clark in Port Jervis with about 40 ladies present. The group spent $25 for the month to aid the needy, made 61 calls on the sick, and enjoyed an afternoon program with Eleanor Baird and others followed by refreshments on the porch. The July meeting will be with Mrs. S Rogers at 135 West Main Street and a market picnic at Midway Park is planned for July 17.
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Crescent Branch
The
Sunshine Society
Samuel Clark
Port Jervis
Eleanor Baird
Poughkeepsie
S. Rogers
West Main Street
Treas
Coluvans
Physicians Pass Examinations At State Hospital
Civil Service returns indicate that three physicians at the State Hospital have passed examinations. They are Dr. Raneuel R. Pook, Dr. Marty S Hinesom, and Dr. Ray W. Moola, now eligible for the position of assistant pay douan.
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State Hospital
New York
Raneuel R. Pook
Marty S Hinesom
Pr. Ray WV. Moola
Douan
Rowley Gains Privileges in Farmers' Association Proceedings
In Walden on June 26, Middletown’s Rowley acquired almost all privileges for the Farmers' Online at a post noon meeting. Directors concluded with Techet elected director while George N. Stoddard resigned from the role.
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Walden
Cateret Wo OR. Rowley
Middletown
Fermen Inn
James Condon
Adam Wiley
Wallet Wal der Farmers” Association
Mic W . Techet
Aeot
George N. Stoddard
Resicn
Salem fire devastates city with massive losses
Maen June 26 two bodies removed from ruins and Mrs Cunningham presumed among the dead. Fire swallows more than three square miles, leaving 16 000 to 20 000 homeless and property losses estimated 10 to 16 million dollars. Over 1 000 homes lost, hospitals strained, tents rise in common, and major streets and landmarks burn.
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Salem
Maen
Cunningham
Sax Fundy
Mane
South River
Whitman Seeks Governor Nomination Amid Republican Tension
In New York, District Attorney Whitman signals a Republican primaries bid for governor, rejecting entreaties from Roosevelt and Barnes. Barnes counters with caution on September ballots as Whitman’s strength reportedly grows, while Progressive leaders hint at an independent path.
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New York
Whitman
Coleone
Roosevelt
Barnes
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Barnes
New York State
Albany
Wiliam Barnes, Jr
Oyster Bay
M. D
Jones
Sagamore Hill
Repubticen
Repebticens
Progressives
Seld
Rowseratt
Nacphy
Mack Predicted Democratic Candidate For Congress
Toarhkeepsis June 75 John ZB aiack looms as probable candidate for Congress in this district on Democratic and Golf Maces tickets. He has long been considered an available man on his side of the political house. The movement contemplates an exchange of courtesies between temperaments, with W. Garri sin offering to lend their influence to Mack. Leaders of other parties oppose this plan and seek changes in the primaries and committee appointments.
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Toarhkeepsis
John Zbaiack
Congresa
Richamd Connel
Mack
Iman
Potition House
BOF
Asseravirman Corpatine
W. Garrisin
Mt Mack
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Karn Weather Company
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St Joseph's
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St Joseph's Parochial School
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