Paymaster Welcomed by Seventy-First Regiment in New York
The Seventy-First Regiment of Infantry welcomed Lieutenant Coffin and paymaster duties at the New York Armory as Captain Kelibeck and Captain Fearn assisted. Coffin arrived with about $30,000 to pay the third battalion and then the second, with the first to follow. Mounted Orderly Section horses were moved to the Crownleigh Park Stables for care. Colonel Dates granted ten days’ leave. Lt Colonel Integtion assumed regimental duties as the command adjusts.
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United States
New York City
William A. Bates
Andy Sera
State Armory
Dusen Ootin
Coffin
Pia
CoMn
Middletown
Toidiy
Armory
H. A. Kelibeck
William Fearn
Thin City
Goehen
Crownleigh Park Stables Corporation
Erie Explains Train Changes to Public Utility Board
Representatives of the Erie Railroad told the New Jersey Public Utilities Commission in Newark that a withdrawal of service is needed to conserve coal and supply lines amid wartime demands. They forecast a fare rise of about ten dollars to cover operating costs, and admitted considering further rate increases despite public concerns.
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New York
Max
Erie Railrond
New Jersey
Pullcg Utilities Commission
Newark
Wellas
HA. Tayior
Caitread
Taylor
Wastunsian
Pontes
Schevinics
Old Timers Gala Draws Big Crowd in Eagles Hall
A large audience filled Eagles Hall on Thursday for the Old Timers Wing Night event under Empire Aerte. Deputy Grand President J. L. Abelton welcomed attendees, noting Hon. Rosslyn M. Cox could not attend. Performances by Geo. Knob and Miss Many Wilson drew hearty applause, with Joseph A. Bickl and the Knickerbocker Ghaetttica Company providing acts. The night featured remarks by Depty Grand President Shelton and an extempore speech by Le Gillnoh. Attendees spanned from Port Jervis to Norwich, with committees and refreshments completing the gala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Mall
Empire Aerte
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Tlnden Avenue
J. L.abelton
Klop Ukile
Rosslyn’ M. Cox
Patsy” Reilly
Geo. Knob
Goshen
Many
Wilson
New York City
Bhelton
le Gillnoh
Wien
Heverns
Port Jorgist-Newbarkh
Robert
Jahio Horley
J. F. Grobons
NiByraano
Fred White
W. T. Gréen
le van
Jaholtz
Ernest
Kitoey
PJ. Bailly
Loder
A. Miller
Joounsberry
W. É. Cling
Brothers Hancock
Grooh
Moyers
Daley
H. M. Hurley
Famous Elevator Case Heard In Federal Court
A Thursday hearing before the United States Court of Claims at Washington examined the elevator accident in New York that caused injuries and death after a long delay in inspection. William Vanamee’s estate, aided by Vanamee, Vall and slices, argued negligence by federal authorities in permitting an antiquated elevator with dangerous defects to operate, affecting a claim against the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames
J. Cox
United States Court of
Washington
Will
Te- Lamemer
Cepia Cox
Bbe
United Det
New Yorks
Wiliam Vanamee
Cox
Congress
United States
Vanamen
Vall
Greepera- Han
ACT Ias
Stivers Bills Pass Assembly in Specand Times Press
Albany May closing of the legislative session reports Stivers bills advancing. Measures amend military law to allow governor appointees to fill National Guard officer posts and authorize retirement benefits. A conservation bill restricts waterfowl taking from powerboat distances on several lakes and rivers. The United States Coast Guard actions and California and Hawaii references appear in this fragment.
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Times
Albany
Nathwal Guard
Nand Miia
Viiat
Winn Waa
Hore
Orange Lake
Pris
Oneida Lake
Niagath
Farmerettes On Jonathan Farm Grow Food For Votes
Westchester County produced a quartet of sprouting farmerettes on Jonathan Farm eight miles from Mount Kisco. Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Aldrich organized a double crop program to boost food supply for suffrage efforts. The four young women, Grecia de Miranda Frances O Conn or Frances and Madeline Scott, will learn farm management, milk cows, ride horses, and work fields, with plans to expand next year to four small farms for hands on training and sales to support suffrage work.
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Westcheater County
Jonathan Farm
John Humphrey Watkins
Watkins
Manhattan
Woman Suffrage Party
Xulfa
Wade Sam
Westchester
Evelyn Aldlel
Cornell
Jonathan
Ubinga J
Knickerbocker
Caraso
Senttl
Elton
Grecia de Miranda
Crucia
Reuben
Frances O'Connor
Ethel Ginshorn
Ressia
Madeline Scott
America
Walt GU
Ghent
Mra
Wallis
Alarith
Frances
Huhel
Madeline da Chatec
New York
Watkina
Ford
Mount Nieco
Chief of Police Freer Dies in Hileoville
Freer, longtime chief of the village police in Ek Inovile, Hileoville, died at home after a lengthy illness. He served nearly 27 years, earning local respect and leaving a legacy of peace. Survived by wife, six children, mother, sister, and five brothers.
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Hileoville
Tomac Freer
Ek Inovile
Bia
Nott
Freer
Eac
Bilenville
Jim Isaac
Vilage
Abraham Freer
Lmne
Atrechn
Pred
LaVerne
Anna
Floyd
Florence
Eilenville
Teo
A. Freer
Lillian
Ellenville
Harvey
Besley
Letters From Front Urge Red Cross Aid For Refugees
Letters from France describe the devastation behind the Anglo-French advance and praise American women leading Red Cross relief work. They call for immediate shipments of clothing and supplies for refugees in Paris Amiens and other cities. Many refugees face starvation weakness and exposure as relief efforts reach them.
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New-York
France
New York County
American Red Cross
Toto
Paris
Amiens
Ater
Stelensett
Noyon
Novon
Red
Croma
Installation by Knights Templar Officers Installed at Crpra Commandery
A Crpra Commandery No 67 K T held a Thursday meeting installing new officers for the coming term. Past Commander C Chester Bokart presided with Charles M Quackem and others. officers include H B Keeler commander W L Dickerson general, A BR Hopkins captain general, and W F Benedict second guard. The item ends noting city miles and Russia references amid unrelated text.
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Crpra
No. 67
K. T
the Red Cross
Malta
C. Chester Bokart
Charles M. Quackem
Grand Medhal
H. B. Keeler
W. L. Dickerson
A. BR. Hopkins
George C. Stell
Finanual
G. Ro
Wengeanom
Electtigian
HF. Bniings
Armorer
G. Deven
Sentinel
C. C. Roe
Inissen
Manthe C
Anhley
Charles H. Smith
C. Cheeter Rosart
HB. Keeler
C Chester Rogatt
Chas
Marackenbush
Red Cross War Council Formed and Taft Heads Drive
The Red Cross establishes a War Council led by Charles D. Norton and William H. Taft to coordinate wartime relief. President Wilson calls for nationwide support and local chapters urged to raise funds and promote membership as civilians contribute to humanitarian efforts amid the conflict.
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Washieton
R. Weagenroth
Red Cross
War Council
Henry P. Davieon
Charles D. Norton
G. M.iMurphy
Cornelius’ N. Bliss,Jr
Edward N
Hurley
Willam“H. Taft
Eliot Wadsworth
Red Crow
Red Crdées
Middletown
Public lecture on Meat And Cooking Wells At Middletown
Miss Hageman leads a free Wednesday afternoon talk under the Federation of Women’s Clubs in Middletown City Hall. A display by Mo tican and Chaste showcases beef veal and mutton while the outline covers meat structure heat effects and cooking methods with emphasis on tenderness nutrition and proper preparation for home use.
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Hageman
Middletown
Federation of Women's, Clubs
Common Council
Motican, Company
Miowms
Stovk.a
Coor
Ellenville Men to Go to Camp for Training
Ellenville news reports several local men passed military examinations and will enter training camps. Clecay B. Murray of Travers & Murray is cited as entering military service, with Jansen K. Hoorn teok and George Taylor awaiting calls. Red Cross work expands as Miss MacLellac trains volunteers in Middletown. A large boarding house burned. Warelde Inn furnishing show postponed. Various town notes include resignations, arrivals, a bazaar funds drive, and plans for a new branch drug store.
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Ellenville
Clecay B. Murray
Travers & Murray
Poughkeepale
Murray
Elienville
Jansen K. Hoorn Teok
George Taylor
Mins MacLellac
Red Cross
Yama Farms
Middletown
Warelde
Link
Lawrence
Hurleyville
Evelyn Freer
Newburgh
Eugene Hoorndeek
California
Kllsarile
Teeedar
Egbert
Howrnteck
Wawarsing
George Ackier
Hoorabeek
Adams Express Co
Wil
Harold Leona
Syscote
Farmeris
Kilville
Mitchell Honan
M Osf
Miex Delta Boyce
Kingston
Mise Giedsa Mc’tewett
Lrle Vilhagre
Ellentine High School
Hiehachoglee
Mutual Drac Co
Menville
Drac
Wartsdoro
Michael J. Landrigan
New York
New
Jaleo Paper Describes Meat Boiling Process For Stock
A historical excerpt details boiling meat to extract gelatine and flavor. It explains heating to 180 or 212 degrees F, soaking tougher cuts in cold water, and using bones and fat to make stock. The method emphasizes exposing surface area and long soaking to release connective tissue.
Minisink Roads Undergo Repairs in May
Evans, highway superintendent, reports Minisink town roads undergoing repairs due to wet weather. Miss Moresdes Foley visits her former home in BiGoner. Horan, with Wendons friends, attended a Sas raising at Washingtonville. Mr. Smith, now leading Minisink Cow Testers Association rounds the district. George Gibbs of Wendons visited, Mackey shows a new runabout and a fine garage project is underway.
Salvation Army Home Proposed
Col McIntyre a provisional Salvation Army officer from New York will visit the city to discuss plans for a local branch building. The proposal includes erecting a home or house for the Army, with doors opening for public access on a specified first day.
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Bahy
Col. McIntyre
New York
Salvation Army
Farmers announce plans to ask for winter wheat crop
An unclear Farmers report outlines plans to inspect and plant winter wheat amid erosion concerns. Officials estimate crop prospects and discuss trading value and planting timelines, with regional farmers weighing options and facing uncertain conditions.
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Hutchinson
ERIE
New Jersey Commission
Tewee Press
Stivers
Assembly
United Mates Hen Cro
Veka Fer Lourtes
Ment Lassen
Califormia
Atlagen
Mawall
AID Red Cross Relief
Knights Templar
C. Chester Bogart
Miles City
Russia
RED Cross Aid
Chaipter
Mis Hageman Spa
City Hall
Millsburg
Salvation Army Home
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