Friend of Mr Roosevelt in Boston Scam
A Boston dispatch reports Rafael Binayaga a 24 year old Filipino pleaded guilty to obtaining money from Boston men by false pretenses. He claimed to help Filipino students and produced a Roosevelt letter as credential. The case links him to Cardinal Gibbons and a series of social follies as his adventures span Newburgh New York and beyond.
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Boston
Roosevelt Wea
Rafael Binayaga
Binayaga
Tr Ig
America
Prasitant
Roosevelt
Diinayuga
Dinayuga
McClung
Newburgh
New York
Metropolis
Boston Dispatch
Dimayuga
New York Times
Cardinal Gibbons
Rafael Binayega
Prestides
Bossey
Yaga
Ibhens
Binayega
Bina Yaga
Coney Island
Dimalyuga
M. D
Dimaiynga
Philippine mission impresario Dimayorca in 1907 visit to Middletown
The article describes Rafael Dimayorce arriving in Middletown in August 1907 with his wife, presenting himself as a civic uplift agent for the Philippines. He sought railroad positions with high access, impressed railroad officials, and cultivated sympathetic ties while continuing to charm socially, though questions arise about his honesty and motives.
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Archibald
Washington
Ioea
Cnet Blazrega
San Francisco
New York
Rafael Dimayorce
Middletown
Dimeyuga
Graauer
Philippines
America
Ines
Bishorie Railroad
Lattle
Mmaguraess
Evie
Fetter
Harriman
Dharucc
Dimaynea
Boteo
Ponviah
High School Track Team Gearing Up for Kingston Meet
Members of the high school track team are training in the gym and outdoors as the association plans to send Geleration to the Kingston meet set for the 26th at the armory. The senior class rehearses for its play A Rivary Request under Miss Marta Gibns with performances on April 13. Tufts College Glee Club performs at Linden Hall on April 22 for senior class benefit.
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Kingston
Marta Gibns
Linden
Tufts College Glee Club
Linden Hell
Meeting of Grace Church Auxiliary Report and Plans
The Grace Church Woman's Auxiliary held its monthly meeting in the parish room. The Lenten work committee reported strong progress and an Easter box for St Luke's Indian Mission Fay Oklahoma. The session covered Medical Missions in Alaska and Women Workers with notes on isolated stations and the St John of the Wilderness mission. a speech by President Taft Xi Carnegie Hall was cited. Music followed with several vocal solos including Alone, Ye Yet, and other pieces performed by members.
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Securar
Grace Church
St. Luke's Indian Mission
Fay
Okahoma
Alasks
H. Terhune
Attenson
St. John’edi-the-Wild
Alasia
Foreign Missione
Tafa xi Carnegie
Erie and Jersey's Electric System Update
Prommar Gushie reports the E and J B A has closed the Vock near the channel end. Electric signals are now in separation at a point near Gormara Sparnion. Earlier, tunnels and lines were routed from Howells via the tunnel to the jun dem. Spiles are now blocked to insure steady freight movement. St Patrick's celebration details: St Integh's C B Sacleis will lead a March 17 event with a 4. ldnéen Hail program dates.
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Prommar Gushie
Vock
Gormara Sparnion
Ommplean
Fom Howells
Uralus
Pure Holstein Breeding Boosts Dairy Profits in County
Farmers shift from co operative creameries to associations shipping milk to New York. Holstein Friesian stock dominates, with large cows producing high butter fat. Breeders like John Artman buy high grade cows and bulls to build a superior herd, aiming for top butter fat records and profitable first freshenings.
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Farmers’ Association Creameries
Bordén’s
New York
John Artman
Middletown
Colantha F. Johanna
Régie Cornucopia Pauline
Betta
Johanna Colenthal
de Kol
Netherland Hengerweld
Belle Korndyke
Inka Darkness
Pontiac Darkness
May Hartog
Brookside
Pauline de Kol
Great Aires
de Kol TI
Paul de Kol
Hengeweld de Kol
Pontiac Korndyke
Harry B. Davis
Howard D. Bealy
Chester
Ibis
H. D. Roe
Augusta
XI. J
Angela Cornucopia Pavilize
Alta Porch
Harry Gordon
Kethanksan
Ulster County
King Horndyie Henreweld Osmeby
Wis
Sir Hornicke Heureweld “de Kol
Hengeweld
Pio ‘Ertie Maldermahy
Owith
Fai
de Hols
Annual Reunion of Eagle Hose Co Enjoys Social Night
The Eagle Hose Company held its annual reunion in Linden Math with about 250 attendees. Officers and committee members hosted a bountiful supper, Mayor Lawrence, Chaplain Butler, and President Oakley spoke, then dancing with Bright's orchestra capped a pleasant evening.
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Eagle
Linder, Math
F. Jalley
G. W. Hoffman
Bright
Real Estate Purchase by Walter J Startup Firm
Walter J Startup of Staring and Knight bought the Wright property on North street through Edward H Kelly. The price was not disclosed. The business property, once owned by Frank Wright and later R A Sayer, is to be expanded with two more stories and a five story building.
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Walter J. Startup
Staring and Knight
Wright
North Street
Edward H. Kelly
Startup
Frank Wright
Goshen
R.A Sayer
Mr. Startup
Unruly Child Sent Away to School
Eva Jones, thirteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wealey Jones Jr, was charged as an unruly child after refusing to attend school on a complaint by Attendance Officer S R Morgan. The parents, unable to supervise due to work, signed a contract to have her sent to a state school, and she was directed to select a suitable institution through the Board of Education.
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S. R. Morgan
Eva
Board of Education
Music Club Meets With Miss Blanchard
The Muele Club met at Miss Edith Blanchard’s home at 24 Cortland Street Thursday afternoon with fifteen members present. A piano duet by Mrs Dusenberry and Miss Blanchard, vocal solos by Mabel Sweesy and Edith Blanchard, a paper on opia by Mrs Harry Gould, and duets by Marguerite Ayres with Mrs Cornalius Alacer dell were performed. Refreshments followed the program.
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Muele Club
Edith Blanchard
Cortland, Street
Miss Blanchard
Edward Fepner
Dusenberry
Mise Blanchard
Misa Mabel Sweeesy
Opia
Harry Gould
Marguerite Ayres
Cornalius Alacerdell
Newburgh Guardsmen Robbed on Train
Three members of the Tenth Separate Co. of Newburgh were robbed on a train to Washington Tuesday night while they slept. Corporal Harry Bates, Private Everitt Collins, and Private Prokosch Collina had about 216.65 taken. Prokosch was only lightly touched. All victims were quartered in the same car with berths nearby, the loss from over their beds.
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Tenth Separate Co
Newbsign
Itton
Harry Jates
Everitt Collins
Prokosch
Collina
Privere Prokench
Bates
House Party Honors Two Daughters at Pine Grove Farm
Mrs. Sugusius Crawford hosted a house party Tuesday and Wednesday at Pine Grove Farm. Guests from Middletown and nearby areas enjoyed entertainment and a carpet tax sewing contest honoring daughters Mrs. D. Wles of Circleville and Mrs. Jesse Knapp of New York.
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Sugusius Crawford
D. W.les
Circleville
Jesse Knapp
New York
Pine Grove
Middletown
Plains
Tess
Warwick's Village Ticket Nominated at Citizens’ Meeting
In Warwick Tresdar night the citizens caucus nominated Prescient Ferdinand Seaford for president, James WH Voaiss for trustees, James A. Monizaan for treasurer, William Clare for collector, Herwin Colwell for assessor, I. V. Beastiet for police justice. A special election set for April 27 to vote on the proposal to bear dour trustees after this year.
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Warwick
Ferdinand
Seaford
Trosies
James WH. Voaiss
Tresenter
James A. Monizaan
Wiliam
Clare
Further Story Of Trainman's Death At Luzon
Jacob Waterbury died in a coal train accident while making up an extra freight run near Luzon New Jersey. Survived by father, mother, three brothers in Newton and a sister in Luzon. Funeral held at Luzon Presbyterian Church. Waterbury worked with Empire Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles and B of R.R. Trainmen. Eight loaded coal cars passed over him as yard crew backed cars to connect. George Cleland, yardmaster at Cornwall, described the fatal moment and the discovery of Waterbury's body.
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Jacob Waterbury
Times-Press
Newton
N. J
Luzon
Presbyterian Church
Empire Aerie. No
Order of Eagles
B. of R.R
George Cleland
Cornwall
Mr. Waterbury
Mr. Cleland
Waterbury
Mr Cleland
Yardr
Central to Spend Eight Millions on Locomotives Cars
President Brown announced that the New York Central Railroad will invest eight million dollars this year for locomotives freight and passenger cars.
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Central
Br Associated Press
New York
Brown
New York Central Railroad
Otisville notes mix politics and local concerns
Local items discuss congressmen, government funding distribution, a proposed restrictive liquor license to 1,060 residents, and social events. Other notes touch on a murder suspect Baruhoto, village park plans, Sunday baseball objections, and several local residents’ health and housing updates.
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Uncle Samuel
Labout
Otisville
Baruhoto
Arca
Wacedo Grove
Academy Avenue
Mies
Nellie Carter
Russell Halt
Argus
Photos of Army Deserters Sent to Police
Police Captain W B Glass of Portersig sent photographs of United States Army deserters to Chief Mo Coach. Government offers 55 pounds each for their apprehension. Police departments in various entities will display the images to aid capture.
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Bila
W. B. Glass
Portersig
Chieg Mo
United States
Adlers
Ellenville Activity Highlights Local News and Elections
Dr. J Franklin Neal installs a Ramsey electric cabinet and X ray machine in Ellenville. Ed Terwilliger loses city street commissioner bid by 100 votes amid a tight firemen parade vote. Kingston singer H B Dodge to perform March 18. Parquet floors at Pioneers, paint mill expands, and local moves include Mrs Kimble substituting at the high school. Memorial meeting invite lists Taft and Hughes speakers. Community notices cover Dorcas Society, Levy Bowman visit, new printing office, house enlargements, and a St Andrew’s coffee social.
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Cornelius
H. B. Dodge
Kingston
Fullus Wolf
Massillon
Ohio
Ellenville
B. Kimble
I J
Roat
John Armstrong
Newburgh
Mise Mary Tonery
Miles Alice’ Taylor
New York
Isaac N. Cox
Grover Cleveland
Carnegie Hall
Georges B. McClellan
Willan H. Taft
Fuller
Charles EB. Hughes
Dorcas Society
E. A. Cooley
Main Street
L. F. Heil
Georgs J. Hoornbeek
John Carver
Joseph Miller
Laurence Flecken
Ptel
St Andrew's Church
Odd Fellows to Play Final of Card Series in Linden Hall
Middletown Lodge O F confers third degree on five candidates and admits one member by card at regular meeting. A masquerade ball is planned in Linden Hall on March 19 with T N Harkness W H Fuonett Fred B Wood L H Bilings and A N Springstead on arrangements. Orange Lodge Goshen invited to work first degree for Middletown Lodge on March 18 in Goshen. District Grand Committee Orange District No 3 to meet at Astarantha Lodges Port Jervis on March 17.
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Middletown Lodge
Ital
Evenlixz l
Linden Hall
T. N. Harkness
W. H. Fuonett
Fred B . Wood
L. H. Bilings
A N. Springstead
Orange Lodge of
Goshen
Orange Lodge
Middletown
Orange District
Astarantha Lodges
Port Jervis
Brass Beds for Harriman Castle Project
H Harriman's East Mountain castle near Woodbury will feature only brass beds. He has ordered fifty brass beds of a special design for the residence, which is near completion after years of work. The castle has four heating systems and has already cost significant sums. May 3 is the expected occupancy date for part of the castle.
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H. Harriman
East Mountain
Woodbury
Mt. Harriman
Valley Trainriders Awe In Central Vail
Detective Kane of the Erie Rail raid appeared Wednesday and dispersed youths who had been jumping on trains. Lt Kane ordered arrests for those lingering near the Highland Mills and Centre Valley stations. Rev Amzi L Smith and his wife celebrated their forty third wedding anniversary with a gathering in Newark hosted by daughter Mrs W B Abbey. children and grandchildren attended a long day of hospitality and pastel cards.
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Vailley
Kane
Erie
Licut
Hane
Jandce Rogers
Ghout
Highland Milas Land Centre
Amzi L. Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
New
Civ
W.B. Abbey
Newark
Shell
Charles C. Smid
Newton
N, T
Johnson
Joheson
Califon
Charles Prins
Marton B. Abbey
Idoyd
Johnem
Me. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Death of Flora Fullerton Heath in Boston
Flora Fullerton Heath, 21, a Potsdam native and student at Leland Powers School of Oratory in Boston, died Monday at the Oxford Hotel. The obituary notes her beauty, gentleness, ambition, and work at a Child’s Hospital in Boston, with funeral at Trinity Church and burial at Bayside Cemetery in Miles.
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Potadani
N.X
Courier Freeman
Flora Fullerton Heath
Boston
Flora Heath
Oxford Hotel
Leland Powers
Farmington
Leland Powers School
Ashe
Niles
Sie
Golden City
Trinity Church
Bayside Cemetery
Miles Flora Heath
Asalows
Beast
Carol Hoyt
Mass
Senator Davenport Proposes Wage Payment Amendment
Senator Davenport urges a bill strengthening the law to compel steam companies to pay wages legally. The amendment would penalize failures to pay wages with fines from 100 to 10000 dollars. The current code already provides fines from 25 to 100 dollars for related offenses.
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Davenport
Isbur
Walton Hotels Open To Public Monday
Walton Hotels at Riverside reopen to the public on Monday after seven months closed. The owners announce the reopening date and invite guests to return, noting continued commitment to service and reliability.
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Walton Hotels Oper
Riverside
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Meeting OF Grace Church Auxiliary
A. Shoffer Voral Solo
Cradie Bone
Vannah Misch
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Vora
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Uleimer Va
Erie & Jersey’s Electric System
Eagle Hose CO
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Susan
Qtilville
Otisville Grange
Mitchell
Grangers
McWiliams
William Glass
Ted
Marty A. Yeomang
Rannalis
Frank Guess
S. Weeks
X.W. Berea
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B. Irwin
Kime
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