New State Salary Classification Commission Bill
A bill introduced in the Assembly on the 9th would amend the State Finance Law to create a five member salary classification commission overseeing officers and employees of state hospitals prisons and charitable institutions. The commission would set salaries with governor approval, consider local cost differences, and replace the old system which required governor approval for changes. Nurses and attendants fear further wage reductions under the measure.
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Committee of Ways and Means
Merritt
Qwany
Iia
Salary Classification Commission
State Board of Charities
State Commission In
State Commission of Prisons
Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Prohibitionists Discuss Pending Legislative Reform Bills
The Prohibition Club met at Ramsienis Business School Tuesday night to review reform bills before the Legislature. Rev Charles H Reynolds led a prayer and discussions covered bans on oral bookmaking and race track gambling, church tax exemptions and other measures. A committee was appointed to contact representatives and gather support with Rev O R Milles listing 467 Broadway Attamr for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Club
Ramsienis
Tuch
Clir
Cal Representatives
Altain
Sevepiern Temperancs Organizatons
WC. T. U
Aarone
Dresa
O. R. Milles
Broadway
Attamr
Dean of Erie conductors completes fifty years
B. Lupton of 664 Jersey avenue Jersey City has completed fifty years with the Erie Railroad since March 27 1860. He began as lagman on a construction train then held roles as flagman conductor and dispatcher across Jersey City Port Jervis Greycourt Paterson and Wells Fargo routes. He survived one serious accident in 1864 and has served in yard master and other roles with consistent service and respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lupton
Jersey Avenue
Jersey City
Metro
Erie Railroad
Lagman
Port Jervis
Wells Fargo
Binghamton
Lupton
Erie
Lorillard's
Tuxedo
Lunion
New Way of Competing With the Bad Beef Trust
Syracuse reports inspector Charles X A Smith travels from Fayette near Seneca Falls to examine a farmer Henry J Winters fattening hogs with horse carcasses for New York City buyers. Witnesses counted 23 dead horses in the barnyard, a swine eating one, and another fed to hogs. Winters says he defies orders to stop feeding diseased meat, claiming buyers in New York dodge questions while jealous neighbors disrupt his operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Charles X. A. Smith
State Agrcultural Department
Fayette
Seneca Falls
Henry J. Winters
New York City
Winters
Fayette Minist
State Health Board
New Yorkey
Trainman Killed in Central Wreck and Erie Clerk Resigns
A Central New York wreck kills trainman William Caldwell of Buffalo and injures two others as New York Central train 1023 crashes into train 24 near the Wadson arenas bridge. Frank J. Hayes of Goshen resigns as Erie chief clerk to take a Standard Oil post on Astoria Avenue.
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Rochester
New York Central
William Caldwell
Buflaio
Wadson Arenas Bridge
Caushy
Carswell
Frank J. Hares
Goshen
Erie Freinte Efice
Hares
Standard Oil Co
Choir Euchre Controversy Sparks Newburgh Rumor
In Newburgh on March 11 the removal of solo soprano Miss Betharine Serres by Rev. Frank P. Stoddard triggers a local uproar. The church man declares no treason, while parishioners debate the pastor’s actions and the impact on worship.
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Newburgh
Betharine Serres
Judge Seecet
Frank P. Stoddard
Pern
Monroe Will Publish Its Advantages and Promote Monroe
Monroe plans a new organization named the Monroe Board of Trade to publicize the village’s merits as a residence and industrial location. The group aims to attract manufacturers, improve transit, and highlight elevation, scenery, and proximity to New York. Roscoe W. Smith chaired the meeting, with local leaders urging support and outlining possible inclusions from surrounding areas.
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Monroe
New York
Monroe Board of Trade
Opera House
Roscoe W. Smith
Orange and Rockland Electric Company
Electric
Erie- Rez
Qvho
Zael Paddleford
Vilage
Paddleeford
Stephen J. Heaton
Meat Packer Enters Not Guilty Plea in Trade Conspiracy Case
Indicted meat packer Lemuel Pattisson appeared in New Jersey court and pled not guilty to a conspiracy in restraint of trade. Bail posted. Separately, funeral services were held at St Josephs Church for Mrs Hautecorse with Solemn Te Deum Mass. Interment followed at St Josephs Cemetery.
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Meat Packer
Associated Press
New York
Lemuel Pattisson
New Jermey Court
Woman of ninety four hosts birthday party
Mrs Mary Uptegrove of New Vernon and her daughter Mrs Oliver Tut hill celebrated her 94th birthday at their home on Tuesday March 8 with about twenty two guests including Elder H Claude Ker and family from Middletown. Friends brought baskets of dinner and later refresh ments. The party ended about 11 o clock with good wishes for both women.
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Mary Uptegrove
New Vernon
Oliver Tuthill
Middletown
Mrs. Uptesrove
Mrs. Tuthifi
Mrs Fay Exposed At Yonkers Show
Yonkers News reports at Warburton Theatre Stephen Warholy asked where his wife is. Seeress Eva Fay replied Send her a check and she will come home. Warholy announces Mrs Warholy has been confined in Hudson River State Hospital for fifteen years. James J Fleming notes wife is not better and cannot be brought home now. Fay previously created a sensation in Middletown with similar questions and a quarrel with Far. She has since been pursuing occult demonstrations with Far until his death a year ago.
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Warburton
Yonkers
Stephen Warholy
Eva Fay
Warholy
Hudson River State Hospital
James J. Fleming
Meat strike ends with little discernible impact
The Associated Press reports in Cleveland on March 16 that the meat strike movement led by Fred Sabella, proposing a sixty day abstinence, was announced as the death of the effort. Despite the start, meat prices rose from six cents to seven and a half cents wholesale, indicating barren results.
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Cleveland
Fred Sabella
Young man ill at home of grandfather in Central Valley
Albert Aubendschein Jr a law student in New York is dangerously ill at Hebner Cole's home in Central Valley. His health declined last December, doctors including Dr Sprague have treated him and several New York specialists failed to diagnose the case.
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Centralt Valley
Albert Aubendschein, Jr
Ofice
Edward Corel
New York
Hebner Cole
Aubendschein
D. A. Sprague
Coroner Harding in Poor Health Reported Worse
Advice received from England indicates Coroner 3. H. Harding is not improving as expected and has suffered a relapse.
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Harding
Advics
England
H. Harding
Dairy Leagues Spread as Krause Addresses Farmers
Monroe March 16 John Krause organizer of the Dairymen's League of the state will address Madison County Dairy Farmers on organizing Dairymen's Leagues at Hamilton today and Canastota tomorrow. He reports rapid growth with about 60,000 cows in Orange County and 50,000 statewide, noting leagues form across Chenango Delaware and neighboring counties and more farmers seek to join.
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Monroe
John Krouge
Dairymise's League
Madison County
Hamilton
Canastota
Chenango
Delaware Counties
Greene Chenango County
Walton
Delaware County
Rens-1selaer County
Stuyvesant Falls
Middletown
Warwick
Chester
Goshen
Bullville
Orange County
New York Territory
Krause
Centre New York Farmers’ Club
Utica
Chilly Weather Delights Harriman Officials Return Home
Central Valley reports Charles T. Ford and Mrs. Ford, Harriman estates general superintendent, back from a southward trip begun February 1. They visited Palm Beach and Lake Helen Florida, with stops in Jackson, Savannah and Richmond noted.
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Central Valley
Charles T. Ford
Harriman Estates
Thermada
Jacksonrilie
Savannah
Richmond
Detectives Find Stolen Horse Near Greenfield
Ellenrina March 14. Detective George W. Dinman, operating between New York and Sullivan Ulster Orange counties, recovered a dapple gray horse stolen from Jacob Green of Greenfield. The horse had been moved through Sullivan County, sold by Friedjan to McDowell & Weasmer, and then to Green in December. Other involved parties traded horses and gear. James G. Reynolds located the horses in Middletown and returned them to New York owners. Friedjan faced bond issues. custody expected long-term prison.
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Ellenrina
George W. Dinman
New York
Sullivan
Ulster
Orange Counties
Jacob Green
Greenfield
Flatlands
S. 1
Sallivan County
Jast Tall
Louis Preidman
Freigian
McDowell & Weasmer
Be ‘Jenville
Green
Howdhi
Freidman
Orange Contr Brewing, Co
3. G. Reynolds
Middletown
Taveday
McDowell
Tull
Freid
Farge
Centerville
Freidjan
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Sullivan County
Horse Thief Association
Fis
Forty Lives Lost When Bark Is Sunk
Lisbon dispatch reports the Portuguese bark Pic Island, laden with emigrants bound for America, foundered near Fayal in the Azores. Forty passengers and crew are dead, twenty three saved, twenty eight bodies washed ashore. Survivors reached land terror stricken as the vessel sank.
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Lisbon
Azores
Fayal
Pic
America
Death of Frank C. Thompson Found in Boxcar Near Hamton
Goshen correspondent reports Frank C. Thompson age 25 found dead in a boxcar near Hamton while en route from Cuba Warwick with stock and household goods. He was last seen near Hornell. Thompson owned 140 acres bought from Fred A. VanDercort and planned to settle on a ridge farm north of Warwick. He worked for Howell Condensed Milk and Cream Co. for years, moved to Cuba, and led a long, married life with Emma Simpson surviving. Surviving children from first marriage and relatives in Newburgh and Goshen noted. Death attributed to heart trouble per Susquehanna doctor.
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Frank C. Thompson
Goshen
Binahamton
M Thompson
Cuba
Warwick
Hornell
Bis Brock
Susquehanna
Mr. Thompson
Fred A.vandercort
Thompson
Howell Condensed Milk and Cream Co
Nea Goshen
Emma Simpson
Susquehanns
Rand
Central Valley Pinochle Contest Opens in Village
Special to the Times-Press reports a five week pinoche contest in Central Valley begun last Thursday at Neama's Hall. Twelve players started the event with mixed table pairings and scores listed, supper costs covered, and a late closing time noted. more tables expected this week as play continues.
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Valiey
Neama
Hell
Frigaz
Frank J. Neath
Halilan
H. F. Peapeten
Majuriir
F. Neary
M. Pembdngton
PD. Smith
D. HH. Spragar
I Riinner
W. B. Gorton
T. F Rifenbury
Local Smithy to Move to West Main Street Apartments
Jamis J. Deyo of Searsville plans to remove his Macksmith shop to apartments on West Main Street and Monhagen 3 by April 1. Former ward attendant at the State Hospital recalls twenty years in the convalescent ward. A sanitary lotion note and a safety token are mentioned.
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Jamis J. Deyo
Searsville
Macksmith
Main Street
Monhagen
Mr. Desa
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Port Jersis
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Poesia
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Euchre
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Times-Press
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Boycott
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Mrs. C. T. Ford
Harriman
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