Conservation Law Changes Enacted by Governor Whitman
Albany May 15 The conservation law is amended after Governor Whitman signs a bill by Senator Walton and Assemblyman Machold. Hunters must wear a numbered license button. noncompliance risks license forfeiture, with possible reissue. Dogs may be allowed in preserves with permits and tags. Importation of lawfully killed game is broadened. deer season extended to Lewis and Jefferson counties west of Utica and Black River line. deer possession allowed until February 1. Game birds may be kept five days after opening. Protector salary increases tied to first grade, with possible abatement for failure to qualify. Two additional measures authorize a Sheburne game refuge and reciprocal fishing rights without licenses in certain fresh waters.
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Albany
Whitman
Walton
Assemblyman
Machold
Conservation Commission
Adirondack
Catskill
Lewis and Jefferson Countie Éa
Utica and Black River
Senator Jones
Sheburne
Arraignment of Casement and Co defendant Monday
London May 15 Sir Roger Casement and private soldier Daniel Mailey were arraigned on a joint high treason charge at a preliminary hearing. The hearing is only preliminary to the main trial. Casement reportedly made a long statement to shorten the hearing.
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London
Roger Casement
Daniel Julian Mailey
Casement
Sinn Fenners
High Court of Justice
Frederick E. Smith
Soo
Limburg
Ireland
Germany
Berlin
Frederick
Roger
Noted trio heads to Adirondacks for fishing
William Seeholzer and George Dorrance of this city along with W Nelson Knapp of East Orange New Jersey left town Saturday for the Adirondacks seeking recreation in fishing if the fish bite. If not they will amuse themselves in some other way.
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William Seeholzer
George Dorrance
W. Nelson Knapp
East Orange
N. J
Adirondacks
An Old English Law Regarding Railways Carried Passengers
An old English law once barred railways from carrying persons described as mole leo, reflecting historic restrictions on passenger categories and travel. The rule illustrates how era specific terms shaped railway operations and passenger policy.
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England
Women to Hold Meeting Tuesday in New York State Conference
Arrangements are under way for the eighty third meeting of the New York State Congregational Conference to be held May 16 to 18 at the First Congregational Church Binghamton. The State women's meetings in the West Presbyterian Church feature remarks by Mrs Charles H Daniels and Rev Charles J Ryder with workshops on missions.
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Binghamton
New York State Congregational Conference, Inc
First Congregational Church
West Presbyterian Church
New York State
Women’s Board of Missions
Newell Dwight Hillis
Susquehanna Association
Clara A. Holmes
Foster Jaques
Charles H. Daniels
Boston
Woman's Board
William Boulding
Brooklyn
Old Spain
New America
Charles J. Ryder
D. D
New York City
American Missionary Association
F. M. Harby
Grangers To Hold Greenville Dance
Greenville May 16 Shawaneunk Grange No 1018 will hold an Apple Blossom Dance in Grange Hall Greenville on Wednesday evening May 17 Refreshments will be served Mrs Brodhead who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at Pmaaiae Hospital in Jervis has returned home Joel Shultz has purchased from George Ryan the residence formerly owned by the late Robert Burns and plans it as his summer home
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Greenville
Shawaneunk Grange
Grange Hall
Brodhead
Pmaaiae Hospital
Jervis
Joel Shultz
George Ryan
Robert Burns
Preparedness talk by Lt Richardson appeals to Middletown crowd
Lieutenant Richardson, West 1, will repeat his preparedness lecture at the armory Wednesday night. The free talk aims to educate Middletown citizens about broad national readiness, not just boosting local National Guard membership, with a pre-lecture concert by the 24th Band.
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Richardson
West 1
National Guard
First Seizure by Deisseroth in Orange County
Newburgh May 16 under Deputy Internal Revenue Collector John Deisseroth the first seizures since he took office were made in Orange County. A Walden saloon a Maybrook saloon and an Montgomery establishment were visited by Revenue Agent Bixby for un stamped goods and unlawful rectification. The goods valued under $100 were wines and whiskies with staffers present as packages were sealed and left on site. Cases sent to Albany. penalties include up to $500 fine and a year in jail though settlements are expected. Names kept confidential to deter future visits.
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Newburgh
Internal Revenue
John Deisseroth
Orange County
Walden
Maybrook
Montgomery
Deisseroth
Bixby
Albany
Central telephone tells new pronunciation for clear calls
The Newburgh Journal reports the New York Telephone Company directing subscribers to adopt a standardized language for calling. It lists example pronunciations for digits letters and sounds to reduce misdialing across thousands of daily calls.
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Newburgh Journal
New York Telephone Company
Cortright Honored Police Chief Dies at 77
Moses W. Cortright, long regarded as the honest cop and a strict disciplinarian, died of acute indigestion at his home 629 West 149th Street after 42 years of New York Police Department service. Born 1859 in Wantage New Jersey, he rose from tier to Chief Inspector in 1903 and earned a lasting reputation for integrity. Private funeral set for Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Moses W. Cortright
New York Sun
Woods
Weat
149Th Street
Lexow
Prussia
Dortricct
Tammany
Department
Bingham
Wantage
Sussex County
N. J
Cortright
Fifty-sixth
New York Volunteers
Mounted Infantry
Old Metropolitan Police Department
Gerade of Rowardsman
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harriet Gumner
George
Levi
Webster
Accounting Help to Business Men in Philadelphia
The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World plan cost accounting systems for major retail lines. A special committee report notes 15 000 business failures yearly due to lack of proper accounting. Edward N Hurley of the Federal Trade Commission will discuss Commission plans to provide accounting systems.
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Philadelphia
Associated Advertising Clubs
Federal Trade Commission
Harvard University
Advertising Club
Inet
A Ing
Edward N. Hurley
Commission
Mrs Hammond Taken By Death in Robinson Robinson
Mrs Stoddard Hammond, long a prominent figure in New York State women s clubs, died Friday at her sister s home in Robinson Til She taught at Carroll Street School and later served on the High School faculty She led the State Federation as president and was renowned for her eloquence and grace Her survivors include sisters Mrs Albert Holcomb and Mrs Eugene F King and a brother Eugene F King The funeral and burial were in Robinson.
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Binghamton
Stoddard Hammond
A. P Woodworth
Robinson, Til
Court Streets
Autos Crash on North Street In City Collision
Roscoe A. Crans of this city and H J Brennan of Newburgh collide head on just south of North street and Wisner avenue at 8 45 Sunday evening. Eight occupants escape serious injury. both cars moved to North End Garage for repairs.
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Roscoe A. Crans
H. J. Brennan
Newburgh
North Street
Wisner Avenue
Brennan
North End
Mr. Crans
Crans
Cranes
Doctor Burke First To Reach Victims In Speedway Crash
New York May 15 Dr W G Burke of Livingston Manor visiting near Sheepshead Bay was first to reach the crash victims in the Metropolitan Trophy race. Carl Limberg died instantly from a likely broken neck while Roxey Baliotti had a base skull fracture and multiple injuries but survived briefly, dying en route to Coney Island Hospital.
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New York
Carl Limberg
Roxey Baliotti
Sheepshead Bay Speedway
W. G. Burke
Livingston Manor
Limberg
Ballotti
Coney Island Hospital
Methodist bishops sought for six bishops and four missionaries
Saratoga Springs May 15 The committee on Episcopacy will recommend to the Methodist General Conference the election of six bishops and four missionary bishops after a long debate. Leading candidates include Dr. Thomas Nicholson Dr. Adna W Leonard Dr. Joshua Stansfield Dr. Herbert Welch and others with Dr Robert E Jones as the leading negro candidate. The leisure of amusements remains central as supporters argue for lifting the ban on worldly amusements while opponents fear liberalization. The State of the Church committee will review the sub committee report amid expected lively debate.
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Saratoga Springs
Committee On
Wash
Joshua Stansfield
Indianapolis
Ind
Herbert Welch
Ware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Esra
Tipple
Madison
N. J
Presiden Drew Theological Seminary
William F. Oldham
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
Frank D. Keeney
Syracuse
Charlies B. Mitchell
Chicago
Franklin Hamilton
American University
Washington, D. C
Mathews S. Hughes
Pasadena
Cal
Edwin H. Hughes
Charlies E. Locke
Los Angeles
Frank W. Lace
Cleveland
Horace L. Jacoba
Williamsport
Robert E. Jones
New Orleans
Southwestern Christian Advocate
Miss Abbie Crist and Miss Henrietta Clark Visit Circleville
Miss Abbie Crist of Goshen and Miss Henrietta Clark of New Hampshire are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Lee at Circleville. Theron A. Crawford of Middletown spent the weekend as a guest of the Lees.
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Abbie Crist
Goshen
Henrietta Clark
New Hampton
Winfield Lee
Circleville
Theron A. Crawford
Middletown
Flubdub Home Neglect Sparks Reform Talk
In the Louisville Courier Journal a correspondent notes neglect of Flubdub’s residence while remarking on his wife’s interest in prison reform and moral improvements including literature and theater.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
The Going Guest Quotation Reconstructed
The quotation emphasizes welcoming the coming guest and speeding the leaving guest with the correct form. The phrase Parting guest is deemed incorrect.
Wheel Chair Appeal Seeks Help For Local Cripple
City resident appeals to Times-Press readers for a loan or donation of a wheel chair to aid a crippled man who wishes to hear the Gospel but cannot walk. Readers with a chair to spare are asked to respond to the Times-Press.
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Times
Times-Preas
Foxhounds Rivaled Horses in Speed Claim
An old report asserts foxhounds are extraordinarily swift noting a dog of the breed allegedly outpaced a thoroughbred horse over four miles in six and a half minutes equating to nearly eighteen yards per second.
Murray to wed Miss Warren at St Thomas Church
New York May 15 Miss Susanne E Warren elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Elliot Warren will marry Herman B Murray son of Mr and Mrs Russell Murray of Goshen and New York city on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock at St Thomas Church The Rev Dr Ernest M Stires and the Rev Charles Lewis Slattery will officiate The bride will be attended by her sister Miss Margaret Warren maid of honor and a group of attendants including Mrs Leonard J Wyeth and Miss Amy Bradish Johnson The best man will be Ambrose B Murray and ushers include Francis Wisner Murray Jr Frey Taylor T Dwight Frae erick H Wooley Paul Haley B Everett Lewis Reginald Adams of London A reception follows at 612 Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Susanne E. Warren
Charles Elliot Warren
Herman
Murray
Russell Murray
Goshen
New York City
St. Thomas’ Church
Ernest M. Stires
Charles Lewis Slattery
Grace Church
Margaret Warren
Leonard J. Wyeth
Amy Bradish Johnson
Billse Huntington Francke
Elinor Cutler
Ambrose
Francis Wisner Murray, Jr
Frey Taylor
T. Dwight Raeerick H. Wooley
Paul Haley
B. Everett Lewis
Tallaha
Inspection of Water Supply and Reservoir Levels
An inspection by the Public Works Commission reviewed the water supply and filter shed conditions. Inspectors noted reservoir water depth around 42 feet and provided figures for Monhagen Highland and Shawangunk lakes totaling hundreds of millions of gallons.
Local News Roundup From Montgomery Area May Day
John J. Chambers sold a fine pair of grey horses to Charles D. Walt on Thursday. Miss Nanchie Odell has returned to New York after a stay at the Empire House. The local freight business handles about 10 000 pounds daily. Francis Cousins is erecting a new barn on his farm nearby.
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Montgomery
John J. Chambers
Charles D. Walt
Empire House
Nanchie Odell
New York
Francis, Cousins
Times-Press Want Columns Advertising Tip
When in need of anything, use the Times-Press want columns. Adver tisement guidance appears in a brief line urging readers to check classified listings for purchases, sales, and services.
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Times-Press
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