Hughes Demand Broad Support for Justice Hughes
New York May 15. Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman urges drafting Justice Hughes for the Republican presidential nomination. He praises Root and Roosevelt but favors Hughes as the candidate who could unite the party and win in 1916. He notes Hughes would be drafted, not seeking the nomination, but his name could guarantee victory.
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New York
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Justice Hughes
Supreme Court
Schurman
Root
Roosevelt
Hughes
Shurman
Col
New York State Committee
Repub
Lican
Supreme Court of the United States
Republican Party
Hlughes Organization
Chicago
Wise Wood Attacks Army Bill as Makeshift
Henry A. Wise Wood, chairing the national preparedness conference, denounces the compromise army bill as wholly inadequate and makeshift. He calls for universal military training and a ready 1,000,000-man force within 30 days, arguing current voluntary service fails to build a modern establishment. New York officials discuss militia provisions and National Guard mobilization under federal standards.
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New York
Henry A. Wise Wood
Conference Committee On National Preparedness
Congress
General Staff
Army
National Guard
Social notes trace visits and travel across towns
Miss Rose Miller visits sister Mrs Buckley in Shavertown. Mrs Errie Brown visits parents in Walker Valley. Mary Gardner returns from winter south. Fred J. Friend returns to New York for Wiener Co. Others travel between Monticello, Delhi, Dunmore and nearby towns, with families and guests at homes and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Miller
Buckley Eliihan
Shavertown
Errie Brown
Henry Shamus
Walker Valley
Mary Gardner
South
Fred JD. Friend
Middletown
New York
Wm. E. Wiener Co
Rue Ventsdour
Paris
France
William H. Carpenter
Los Angeles
Blaze on Hudson River steamer confines to linen locker
Fire broke out today on the Hudson River steamer Renseaiaer traveling from Albany to New York. Passengers reported a panic, but officers denied it, saying the blaze remained confined to the linen locker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Renseaiaer
Albany
Intervention Talk Eases Tension on Mexico Policy
Washington reports indicate no full intervention in Mexico for weeks if at all. Officials cite timing and desire to avoid campaign issue, as General Scott seeks amicable arrangements with the de facto government. Secretary Baker and the President will be briefed before any further action.
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International News Service
Washington
Mexico
Scott
Baker
Department
General Scott
United States
General Obregon
Mexico City
Obituary of Darby McDevitt of Ellenville
Darby McDevitt, a long time Ellenville resident, died at his sister Mrs. John Clair’s home on May 12. He was about 75 and formerly lived in Woodbourne Sullivan County. Survived by two sisters Mrs. Clair and Mrs. Smith of Monticello, plus nephews and nieces including John and James Connolly of Washington DC. Funeral from St. Mary’s Church at 10 am with Rev. T B Dougherty. interment Fantinehill Cemetery.
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Ellenville
Darby McDevitt
John Clair
Corner Park
Warren Streets
Mr. McDevitt
Woodbourne
Sullivan County
Smith
Monticello
John
James
Connelly
Washington, D. C
St. Mary's R. C
T. B. Dougherty
Fantinehill Cemetery
Mrs Emily Frost Dies at 75 in Goshen After 25 Days Illness
Mrs Emily Au gusta Frost aged 75 died at her Goshen home on Saturday afternoon after a 25 day illness. Born January 19, 1841 in Goshen she was the daughter of Levy L. and Francis Howell Lockwood. She lived most of her life in Goshen except a 12 year period in Poughkeepsie and was an Episcopal Church member. Surviving are daughter Miss Laura Frost of Goshen, sisters Mrs Fannie E B Hosford of Montclair NJ and Mrs Larlia H Wright of New York, Miss Grace Lockwood of Goshen, brother Edward L Lockwood of Goshen, and widow of Henry S Frost of Poughkeepsie. Funeral at the residence with interment in Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery.
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Goshen
Emily Augusta Frost
Uth Street
Levy L
Francis Howell Lockwood
Poughkeepsie
Episcopal Church
Laura Frost
Fannie EB. Hosford
Montclair
N. J
Larlia H. Wright
New York City
Grace Lockwood
Edward L. Lockwood
Port Jervis Engineer Asa Crane Dies After Illness
Asa Crane of Port Jervis died this morning after a long illness. He served 26 years as an engineer on the New York Division of the Erie Railroad. He married Miss Inez Middaugh on May 22, 1895. Survived by his wife, his mother Mrs. Sarah Crane, sisters Mrs. W. W. Sudd of Matamoras and Mrs. Peter Pyle of Parkers Glen, and brothers William Orville of Port Jervis and Calvin of Hawley.
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Port Jervis
Asa Crane
New York
Erie Railroad
Inez Middaugh
B. of L. E
LL. F
Masonic Order
Knights Temp+ Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
Knights Jas
Sarah Crane
W. W. Sudd
Matamoras
Peter Pyle
Parkers Glen
William and
Orville
Port Jervie
Calvin
Hawley
Mrs. Bertha Judson Dies After Long Illness In Goshen
Mrs Bertha Judson age 67 of 176 Main Street Goshen died Friday morning after a long illness. Born in Greenville New York she was the daughter of William and Sarah De Hart and married William Judson January 19 1871. Survived by three children Loretta J Frank L Judson of Goshen and Mrs Alfred Brower of Stanford Connecticut. She was a Methodist. Funeral at 176 Main Street Monday at 2 pm with interment in Slate Hill Cemetery Goshen.
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Bertha Judson
Main Street
Goshen
Greenville
N. Y
William
Sarah de Hart
William Judson
Sueia
Loretta J
Frank L. Judson
Iloshen
Alfred 8. Brower
Stanford, Conn
Amai Strait Dies at 7 in New Jersey Home
Amai Strait died last week Friday at his brother Lawrence Strait's home in Rudeville New Jersey aged seven. He leaves two children William of Butler and Mrs Fred Winters of Port Jervis, a beardes his brother Lawrence a sister Mrs William Malloy of Minisink. He was a Civil War veteran with the 15th New Jersey Volunteers.
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Amai Strait
Lawrence Strait
Rudeville
N. J
William
Butler
Fred
Winters
Port Jervis
Alsa Beardes
Lawrence
William Malloy
Minisink
N. J. Vols
Ten thousand mules may be sent to camp at county seat
The Miller La Prett Company of New York City, part of Brown leigh Park Stable Corporation, negotiates shipment of 10 000 mules for European war use. A war horse shipment arrived at 9 45 this morning. Tomorrow 20 carloads of horses will be sent to Jerney City. Goshen May 13 a concrete car dock for horses and cattle and a new turntable are planned with Erie railroad hiring Harriman Construction to build. Work starts next week as horsemen ship in racing animals. The new dock will modernize unloading and shipping. The turntable near Canal Street will move to G P tower area. The old freight depot will be relocated for more switching room. Goshen May 12 the State Commission of Highways cancels Samuel Beclesine contract for four miles of cement streets. re bidding will occur after three weeks. Ecclesine bid 47 500 and posted five percent certified check. bond of fifty percent provided. Surety company will cover difference in new bid. no municipality cost increase. Work will cost more but bonding company bears loss. Delay regretted. may benefit village long term. Work to start under new contract late June. temporary street repairs planned meanwhile. NEW PARISH HOUSE: Episcopal Church on 8 Church Street to begin when funds allow. BUYS A CAR: A J Boyce buys a new Ford runabout from Frank C Hock.
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Miller, la Prett Company
New York City
Brownleigh Park Stable Corporation
Jerney City
Goshen
Erie Railroad
Harriman Construction Company
Harriman
State Commission of Highways
Samuel Beclesine
Ecclesine
State Highway Department
Visitor from Binghamton visits Shelter Island deer incident
L. L. Slatter of Binghamton came yesterday to visit Mrs. R. G. Bailey. Slatter was among 44 game protectors stationed at Shelter Island where a deer breakout caused havoc to nearby farmers a few weeks ago.
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B. Slatter
Binghamton
R. G. Bailey
Slatter
Shelter Island
L. L
Factory on Greenwich Avenue Sold for New Garage Use
Factory building No 1 formerly Coates Commercial Car Co on Greenwich avenue used as an automobile factory has been sold to James Donovan. He plans to convert it into a garage. Sale completed yesterday through the Wallace Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates Commercial Car Co
Greenwich Avenue
James Donovan
Wallace
Clarence DeGraw Improves After Illness Back to Walk Downtown
Clarence DeGraw superintendent of highways has been ill for weeks but shows improvement and took his first downtown walk yesterday.
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Clarence DeGraw
Large Class Is Confirmed At Grace Church
A class of 26 at Grace Church, 15 women and girls and 11 men and boys, was confirmed by Rt. Rev. Charles Burch. The ceremony filled the church, followed by a sermon on the Kingdom of God Within You. Bishop Burch spoke here and later visited Chester, Liberty, South Fallsburg, Callicoon, Port Jervis, Monroe and High.
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Grace Church
Charles 8
Burch
New York
Thompson
Chester
Goshenday
A. m
Liberty
South Fallsburg
Callicoon
Port Jervis
Monroe
High
DeVine Plans Two Dwellings on St John Street
Dr. J. F. DeVine will erect two houses on St John street. The project advances local housing development and expands residential options for residents in the area.
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J. F. DeVine
St. John Street
New Athletic Field Project Moves Forward in Goshen
A public meeting in Goshen High School auditorium organized to form an association to take title to the lots for a new athletic field. Incorporators include school district trustees village trustees and High School Principal Prof M Co Smith with many notable community members. Work begins immediately draining filling and grading the rear grammar school lot and adjacent parcels donated by A S Murray Jr and Dr J C Coleman. A bridge will be built across the Rio Grande and the completed facility will include a playground baseball diamond football field and running track for public use.
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Goshen
M. Co. Smith
Henry Bacon
Grammar School
Board of Education
A. S. Murray, Jr
J. C. Coleman
Rio Grande
Large Poultry Farm Operates on Browne Estate in Goshen
May 12 report describes Grant Hugh Browne's West Main street poultry operation expanding to commercial scale under B. Walter Ferguson. The farm houses 200 breeders with White Plymouth Rocks and White Leghorns, plus geese and ducks, plans 6000 in the incubator, and shipments of poultry and eggs go to New York markets as new houses rise. Ferguson recently released a flock of wild ducks for a swim on a nearby lake.
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Goshen
Grant Hugh Browne
West Main Street
Browne
B. Walter Ferguson
Ferguson
Connecticut
New York
Ex Senator Rose Meets Governor Whitman in Albany
Albany dispatch reports Hon. John Bailey Rose chairman of Orange county Republican Committee met Governor Whitman for a lengthy talk about Orange county affairs. The visit is seen as an effort to mend ties after perceived misformation and realign the county organization with the governor’s support.
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Albany
Newburgh
John Bailey Rose
Republican Committee
Orange County
Whitman
Offaire
Orange Counts
Rose
Doty Returns as Editorial Chief for Goshen Democrat
Hon. William T. Doty, former Assemblyman and ex deputy internal revenue collector, resumes journalism as editor of the Goshen Democrat assisting Editor George F. Gregg who since January serves as county clerk. Orange County editors welcome the veteran journalist back to the field.
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William T. Doty
Internal Revenue Collector
George F. Gregg
Goshen Democrat
Orange County
Goshen May Release Mrs Hovencamp On Bail
Goshen sheriff confirmed bail for Mrs Hovencamp in the county jail case. The article also outlines the Upsilon Tau Sigma fraternity convention plans in Goshen from June 28 to 30 with events at New Orange Hotel St James Episcopal Church and local committeemen named. Goshen Chili bowling defeated Tuxedo 6170 at Goshen Club alleys with all players averaging over. A deciding game may be held at Middletown soon.
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National Association of the Upsilon Tau Sigma Fraternity
Goshen
New Orange Hotel
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Ralph Earle
J. Millard Strack
Robert Lewis
Rowland A. Parle
Spencer T. Horton
Goshen Chili
Trrmedo
Middletown
Surveyors Work On Hill Street For New Library Access
Morning survey crews mark lines for a new access along Hill street near the New Orange Hotel. Excavation prep continues at the Goshen Library site on the corner of 1111 street and Main street as Main street work progresses.
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Hill Street
Orange Hotel
Main Street
Goshen Library
Go Shen Garage Sold to Powers and Enrich
Charles Shauble sells his Go Shen garage to Powers and Enrich who will convert it into a sale stable. Shauble will continue his garage on East Main street Middletown.
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Charles Shauble
Goshen
Powers & Enrich
Mr. Shauble
East Main Street
Middletown
Local visitors disperse around Murray Avenue summer homes
Mark Dougherty and Johnnie DeVine visited their families yesterday while George Smiley spent Sunday with friends in Suffern. R W Wright of Tiffanye, N Y visited at Interpines. Mr and Mrs James F E Drew of Brooklyn opened their Murray Avenue home for the summer. Mrs Henry H Pike, formerly Miss Lawrence Landy of Goshen, visited her mother on Murray Avenue yesterday.
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Mark Dougherty
Johnnie DeVine
Mackenzie Preparatory School
Walton Lake
George Smiley
Suffern
R. W. Wright
Tiffanye
N. Y
Interpines
Yestern
James FE. Drew
Brooklyn
Murray Avenue
Henry H. Pike
Lawrence Landy
Goshen
A. and Rodney Consider Move of Training Stables
A. and Rodney traveled from Jersey City yesterday and weighed moving their training stables on Catchtown Avenue to Poughkeepsie.
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A. & Rodney
Jersey City
Catchtown Avenue
Poughkeepsie
Ryersons Report From Vienna Race Meetings
Mr and Mrs Ira Ryerson of Goshen sailed March 11 on the Rotterdam and reached Vienna March 28 Writing April 16 from Vienna he notes the races are in full swing with the largest attendance yet Vienna is lively and full of money He plans to be at the next Vienna meeting opening May 6 adding he did not ship his trained horses to Budapest as they are not ready to race.
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Ira Ryerson
Goshen
Rotterdam
Vienna
Ryerson
Larwest
Budapest
Will Bes
Seeley Van Keuren Struck by Train Near Orange Farm
Seven year old inmate Seeley Van Keuren was struck by L&N EB train No 30 at 5 45 PM while crossing near Orange Farm. He was only slightly injured and the engine front grazed him before he was knocked to the ground. The train was operated by Engineer Busess and Conductor Frank Van Orden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley van Keuren
Orange Farm
van Keuren
Frank van Orden
Mr Dickbergon in Town Visits King Park Stables
John Dickerson brother of Wm L Dickerson secretary treasurer of the Driving Park and noted Lexington Ky horse man was in town. He visited the King Park stables and inspected the string of horses there.
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MR. Dickerbgon
John Dickerson
Wm. L. Dickerson
Driving Park
Laxington
King Park
Train 168 Delayed After Cylinder Head Blowout
Erie train 18 was delayed for one hour and forty minutes after blowing a cylinder head yesterday evening. A replacement engine was brought in to take the place of the disabled locomotive at the station.
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Erie
Rice Dominates Asia's Diet Amid Global Variance
Rice remains the dominant staple across Asia while Europe shows minimal cultivation. The commodity easily outstrips other foods in the region, reflecting contrasting agricultural patterns and dietary habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Europe
Churchmen's Dinner Plans and Parish Journeys
Mille will speak at the Goshen Inn Men's dinner on Friday evening. He will visit Greenwood Lake Saturday morning to ordain H. Hart and attend a confirmation in Warwick. Parish men are to gather in Goshen Thursday evening for a Churchmen's dinner. Grace Church delegates depart at 6 30 p m by trolley. No tickets will be sold after today.
Fire Doused Quickly at Prospect Lake Barn Blaze
A hay barn at R. W. White near Prospect Lake caught fire last evening but was quickly smothered by canvas. The alarm from box 36 summoned Cataract pumper, but firemen found the flames already out. No damage. insurance held by Wallace agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. White
Prospect Lake
Wallace Agency
Miss D Kelchner and party visit Goshen hosts
Miss Georgia D Kelchner and her party from New York City travelled to Goshen yesterday and are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Richards on Drie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia D. Kelchner
New York City
Goshen
Fred Richards
Drie Street
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