Goshen Happenings Mix of Meetings Sports and Local News
Public meeting to instruct town officials on highway law set for March 16 at the Goshen court house. Band rehearsals, Big Five bowling win at Monticello, and a new time table for Pine Island Branch trains. Mrs Theodore Roosevelt reportedly bought a Goshen auto, and school site title details are reviewed by the Board of Education. Junior Class officers named and various town notes wrap the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Island
Goshen
Orange County
Goshen High School
Harriet Houston
Mary Foster
Bertha Schoonmaker
Rush Thompson
Emma Kattmann
Margaretis Farley
Adele Witt
Florence Mapes
Mattie Sutherland
Paul Schriver
Mary Lewis
Saraki
Miller
Grant, Fla
Egypt
Percy W. D. Gott
Local notes on Ellenville area activities and plans
Community items report surgeries, sports bookings, and social events. Edwin Fuller threat news. Catskill High School plays Pioneers at Newburg Hall April 1. Miss Carolyn Clark hosts the Boross Society. Hotel Wayside Inn grounds and flower beds described. Death in Binghamton prompts Mary Whitman to travel to Sidney. Various visits, illnesses, and property moves across Ellenville, Napanoch, Kingston, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dees
Biortis
Edwin Fuller
Feller
Catskill High School
Pioneers
Newburs Hall
Carolyn Clark
Boross Society
Kuhlmann Brewing Company
Edward ¥. LeFever
Failsburgh
Independent Five
Gloveraville High School
Huser River Ifrague
Oscar OL XK
Beast
Crystal Rug Telephone Cr. Incorporation Report
The Crystal Rug Telephone Cr. was incorporated at Albany. It will operate from PhApshursk to Coyeial Ron to Stony F. The capital is $2,900. Directors include Earene Smith, S. Gresore Finge, Hate S. Riser, Hattie S. Smith, Penn FSlau, Wiliam F. Brown, Mille Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Rug Telephone Cr
Albany
PhApshursk
Coyeial Ron
Stony F
Earene 3
Smith
S. Gresore Finge
Sizan
Hate S. Riser
Hattie S. Smith
Middletown
Funes Wi
Penn Fslau
Wiliam F. Brown
Crisia
Tiedore Mille Smith
Siony Fort
Restaurant Sold to Patersonian Purchaser
Fragmentary OCR notes report a restaurant sale to a Patersonian buyer, mentioning a proprietor named William Verh and vague details of a purchase at a depot and street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patersonian
Bishop Galler’sCryptic Naming Provokes Droll Debate
A postcard fragment shows Bishop Galler asked to christen a necro baby and name the child. Mrs. Jackson, the mother, questions the strange name while the bishop grins and asserts the name as divinely guided. The exchange reflects a satirical, puzzlelike chat captured from a magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galler
Jackson
Achesk Magaring
Railroad Officials Discuss Wages in New York Meeting
Officials from New York Central Lackawanna Central Khisk Erie and Love five were present today to discuss wage increases based on a plan formulated by the Gallium Ohio company. The session aimed to set new wage scales and address labor costs across major lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ow York Central
Lackawanna
Central
Khisk
Erie
Love 5
Cass
Galuim & Ohio
Shea
Man Executed for Brooklyn Murder After Innocence Plea
Frank Schielman, second of two inmates convicted in the murder of Mrs. Sophia Staber in Brooklyn, was electrocuted at Sing Sing prison. His final statements insisted on his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
Frank Schielman
Sophia Staber
Brooklyn
Sing Sigg
Schiciman
Marriage notice for George E. Stoddard and Leah Martzaret
Announcement lists the marriage of George E. Stoddard formerly of Mantino now of Ashtabula on March 5. The couple’s appointees are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swift of Kingsville. Leah Martzaret Stoddard is the bride. They plan to reside in Ashtabula after April 6 where Stoddard works as an operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iGeorge E. Stoddard
Montino
Ashtabula
Terelre
Ralph Swift
Kingsville
Leah Martzaret
Stoddard
Obituary notices from Mt Carmel and surrounding towns
James Miner Derby formerly of Otisville and Mt. Carmel died at his home in Mt. Carmel Pa after a sudden illness Bright's disease. He was born in Dunmore Pa on September 10 1851 and lived in Ashland Pa before marrying Helen Clarkson. He leaves children Archibald New York City Mrs Alvah Bavin Nutley N J Robert W Cleveland Edna Florence deceased Luella Myrtle and wife survive. Peter Whitaker died at his Horseheads home aged about seventy seven after paralysis. He was a merchant in Horseheads for thirty five years and married Elizabeth Carpenter then Harriet Nichols. Mrs. James A. Smith Hylah H. Smith of Woodbourne Sullivan County died at Thrall Hospital after a long illness. Henriette W. Foss of Bloomingburg died of pneumonia at seventy six. Mrs. Foss was born in Winthrop Illinois and lived in Bloomingburg with her daughter Cornelia Decker. Mrs. Hattie George of Cortland Street died at Thrall Hospital in her 26th year from brain trouble. Franceska Eith widow of Samuel Eith died at 85 in Middletown. Albert H. McGowan of Pine Bush died at seventy two after Bright's disease. Ellenville resident Erhard Ruckel died aged 75. Funeral service will be held in Ellenville with interment at Fantinehill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Euchre
Grange Ouchre
Grange Mall
Charles Lattimer
Stella Young
Floyd Vanness
John Staats
Gladys Cuilorne
Stockwellington
England
Grant Hugh Browne
Main Street
Seeger
Julian Myers
Garr Hall
Frank C. Thompson
Cuba
Fred A. VanDervort
Warwick
West Main and
John Streets
Coates-Goshen Manufacturing Co
Goshen
Coates
Arthur
Joseph H. Coates
George F
Grege
William A. Tells
Barry A A. Smith
W. H. Sargeant
Paximnos
Ps. l
Henry L. Burnett
New Forkeliy
Julia Cohalan
John C. Makven
G. Hudson Makven
Philadelphia
Catherine Fletcher
New York City
Thomas Gateis
Presbyterian Church
BR. Spriggs
Bethel
N. Y
People’'s Athletic Club
Canal Street
Wearside Inn
Village Improvement Association
Krause
Mary E. Whitman
Sidney
Binshamton
James Harrise
Vire
Edward Crist
Middletown
Wiliam Henry Frantz
Mainsiet
Goldsmith Brothers
James Miner Derby
James Minor Derby
Otiaville
Mt. Carmel
Bright
Dunmore
Ashland
Helen Clarkson
Archibald 3
Alvah B. Davin
Nutley
N. J
Robert W
Cleveland, C
Edna Florence
Luella Myrtle
Derby
Green Ridge
Methodist Brotherhood
Mt. Carmel Lodge
A. M
R. M
K. T
Mt Carmel Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Plainfield
Peter Whitaker
Horseheads
Lewis and Anh (Wintermute) Whitaker
Unionville
Elizabeth Carpenter
Papakating
Harriet Nichols
S. C. Hayne
Louis C. Whitaker
Missouri
William Saxon
Albany
Edward Whitaker
Sussex
James A. Smith
Hylah H. Smith
James A. Smlth
Woodbourne
Sullivan County
Thrall Hospital
Smith
Breteen
Hylah Hardenberg
Grant
Centerville
Edna Smith
Gordon Grant
Byron Morgan
Prospect Place
Henrietta W. Foss
Henriette W. Foss
Bloomingburg
C. E Decker
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Charles C. Foss
Leils
Leils L. Wife of F. E. Pratt, of Leonia, N. T
Edward D. Foss
Lowell, Mass
Cornelia
C. E B. Decker
Bloomingbure
Isaac George
Hattie George
Cortland Street
George
Syria
America
North Carolina
Franceska Eith
Sam Ve) Eith
Franklin Street
New York
Metropolis
Newburgh
Annie
Willam Pepper
Cuddebackville
Rosa
Buffalo
Pauline
Lizzie
F. W. Clemson
Augustus
Albert H. McGowan
Pine Bush
Mr. McGowan
Benjamin and
Priscila Falkner McGowan
Mary B. Deyo
A. Emily Whitten
Anna C. Woolsey
McGowan
Mery Dero
New Prospect Cemetery
Erhard Ruckel
Times-Prees
Ellenville
Germany
Olig
Nen
L. Herman
Frank
Alston
Laurence
Terre Haute
Ind
Theodore
Anta Ruckel
Ruckel
St. Andree's Church
Fantinehill Cemetery
Obituary Notices for Frank Parsons and William Strong
Frank Parsons aged 52 died Wednesday night near Goshen on the Gosh en road from consumption leaving only a sister in New York City. William H. Strong aged 52 died Friday at Port Jervis after a long illness born in Goshen July 8 1847 son of Asa and Helen J Strong survived by wife mother two sons W Howard and George A Strong two daughters Mrs Fannie Hopkins and Mary Strong two brothers Asa and George Strong and sister Mrs Chaves Dutcher funeral at 27 East Main Port Jervis Sunday 2:30 PM interment Hels Lentel Grove Cemetery. Mrs James Breen Mary Breen died at Thrall Hospital Sunday aged 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parsons
Goshen Road
New York City
William H. Strong
Port Jervis
Deceasey
Goshen
Asa
Helen J Strong
Harriet ©. Whitains
Sears
W. Howard
George A. Strong
Fannie Hopkins
Mary Strong
George Strong
Mra. Chaves Dutcher
Union Hil
N. J
East Malin Street
lLentel Grote Cemetery
Big Business and the Sherman Law in Century Magazine
Oscar King Davis recounts Taft's anti trust stance with a church anecdote about dancing and law. He notes antitrust applies to many combinations and promises action against firms suspect of violating the act. Postage stamps are also critiqued for conservative pricing and lack of volatility, with smugglers and shortages cited. A column on the “Squaw Man” argues against white men who marry Indian women, praising western agrarian values and land gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar King Davis
Washington
Judy
Taft
Alaska
James Tompkins
Mary Ranning Horse
Jim
Everydoy
Obituary Notes Mrs Cyrus Rumsey
Mrs Cyrus Rumsey died at her Monticello home after a brief illness. She was born in Glen Wild about sixty five years ago, daughter of Noah Wilson. Orphaned young, she grew up with James McMillen in Thompson. At twenty two she married Hiram Gardner of Thompsonville, mother of three. Gardner died about twenty five years ago, later she married Crus Rumsey who survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Rumsey
Monticello
Glen Wild
Noah Wilson
James McMillen
Thompson
Hiram Gardner
Thompsonville
Business Graduates Take Good Positions
Miss Mate Boland, a recent graduate of VanGeler's Business Institute, accepts a stenographer role with the International Correspondence School in Scranton, Pa. Fred B. Shimer becomes a bookkeeper for D. A. Ketcham, coal dealer. Mika Ethel M. Brown is hired as assistant instructor at the School of Commerce, 7 East Main Street, this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate Boland
VanGeler's
Business Institute
Scranton
Fred B. Shimer
D. A. Ketcham
Cit
Mika Ethel M. Brown
School of Commerce
East Main Streel
Goshen Trustee H. A. Horton Dies at Home
Goshen village loses trustee H A Horton age 18 as he dies at his Morray avenue residence Monday. The report notes a second mushroom misuse warning and warns of unsafe mushroom handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Horton
Goshen
A. Borton
Morray Avenue
Local Option Bill Discussed At Ramsdell School Meeting
A Middiciorai Dihition Clade gathering will meet Tuesday evening at Ramsdell School to discuss the local option bill now before the legislature. City pastors and groups like the W C T U and Good Templars are urged to attend and speak on the issue and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacedas
Ramsdell
Will Discourse on Alaskan Missions Lecture at Church
Rev Spriges a longtime missionary reports from Alaska will give a lecture at First Presbyterian Church this evening at 1 30 Everyone is invited The mother of the wife of Dr Arthur Moore of the State Hospital has successfully undergone an operation at a hospital near Bay City Michigan She is expected to recover Dr and Mrs Monte have been in Bay City these past two weeks visiting Mrs Moore s mother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S& R Spriges
Eservernment
Arthur S. Moore
State Hospital
Bay City
Mich
Amt Mrt
Monte
Moore
Protest Against Use of Tobacco by Loyal Temperance
The Loyal Temperance lesson of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union denounces tobacco as a health and moral menace. A recent meeting expressed harmony with Mrs. R. W. McCullough of Scranton Pa for her stance in protesting against tobacco. Mrs McCullough is praised as a devoted temperance champion and her name is honored by the Loyal Temperance Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
R. W. McCullough
Scranton
Love as a Guest Brightens Winter Night
A poem reflects on love as a warm guest who defies harsh winter cold. The speaker contrasts the wolf, frost, and silence with love’s resilience, inner warmth, and fearlessness, citing Blakeney Grey in Success Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Old Boreas
Blakeney Grey
Fraternal Leader Joseph B. Jackson Dies at 82
Joseph B. Jackson longtime Elk and early Philadelphia Lodge No. 2 member dies March 4 in Elk Home Bedford Virginia. He was eighty three years old and one of the original incorporators and first Exalted Ruler in 1871. He was well known for Ledger job printing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Jackson
Pennsylvania
Elk Home
Bedford
Phiadelphia Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
O| Ledger
Stock Quotations Reported Gaily by William Cohen
A compact note from William Cohen at 45 Broadway New York and the Chicago Board of Trade reports stock quotations. Contacts include 44 North Middletown N T and James P. Tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Cohen
New York Stock Change
Broadway
News
Chicago Board of Trade
Fee
Middletown
N. T
James P. Tigh
Fragmented OCR prompts on a photo prize contest
The readable text shows a garbled note about a woman and a photo prize. The fragment mentions cutting for a photo prize and a trespass or drink related phrase, but the details are unclear and names or dates are not identifiable.
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Court Houe
Highway Law
Big Five
GS & Aoa
Sandy
G. Pelton
Scriber
Conrad Diehl, Jr
Charles W. Rodgers
Palm Hotel
C. Earl Fitman
Trenton
Charles A. Krause
Florida
Arthur Martin
Helen Beera@sall
Augustus Dusinhberry
J. Lester Tuthill
A ‘Mull
Rochester
Guy H. Baskerville
N. C
Montgomery C. Smith
Erie Railroad Company
Europe
Joseph Merritt
Board of Education
Nat Webster
Merritt
Farmers’ Hall Academy
Noah Webster
McGeoch
Parm‘ers’ Hall Academy
Walter Strong
Orange Avenue
Ellenville Chateanors
Jacob J. Russell
John W. Rode
Joan Suffern
Michael Montgomery
St. Mary's Church
Napanock
Hoormbeek & Shanley
Frank Backman
Poughkeepsie
Fred Freilewehb
Howard Richards
New Paltz
J. M. Depp
C. T. Haxxhurst
Park Street
B. F. Neal
Gilbert H. Benedict
Kingston
Elleatiic
Phillipsburgh
Crystal Run
Stony Ford
Wiliam
Taurisca
Trese
Welch the Fant
colo _ pe
Ireland
Michael O'Grady
Thomas O’connor
New Brunswick
St. Joseph's Church
James Breen
Mary Breen
James, iBreen
Success Magazine
Loysl Temperance Union
Moudar
March
Cen
Lea
iCan
Fac
Con. c F. As
Norfolk
Pac
Tex. Pac. Cerse
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