Address by J J Russell to Ellenville High School pupils
J J Russell, correspondent of the Times-Press at Edgerville, spoke at Ellenville High School on a relation of New York State to the National Government. He traced political rivalries from Conkling and Blaine to Cleveland and McKinley, praised Roosevelt, Arthur, and Hughes, and urged reform of the state’s political machine to improve New York’s influence in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Ellenville High School
J. J. Russell
Times-Press
Ed Igaville
New York
Washington
Booth
Roscoe Conkling
James G. Blaine
Maine
Conkling
Blaine
Joe
Garfield
Senate
Plati
Union
Republic
Winfield Scott Hancock
Pennsylvania
Hancock
Garrieli
Congress
Waushindon
Spain
Garhrid
Isac
Chester Alan Arthur
Alot
Dent
York State
Gasca
Evetland
Cleveland
Jeveland
William C. Whitney
Navy Department
Whitney
McKinley
Lapham
Miller
Hiscock
Everts
Serena E. Payne
McKinic
Roosevelt
Harrison
Jemic
Sore
Previ
Wilson Bi
Arthur Pas Gorman
Maryland
Pirat Resis
Atari Panin
Aitheach
Thomas C. Platt
Platform Committee
Platt
David B. Hill
United States Supreme Court
Empire
Hughes
Elihu Root
William H. Seward
Albany
Ohio
McKinter
Theodore
Fx Weil
Hugh
Theodore Roosevelt
Napoleon
France
Russia
Ais
Transfeld
Hatlen HL
Theo
Shergan
Amd
New York's Roosevelts Heroic Vision For Posterity
A speech lauds Governor Hughes and Roosevelt, urging trust in Parker as Democratic leader in New York. The speaker credits Parker for exposing industrial campaign contributions and predicts Roosevelt may lead universal arbitration and disarmament, shaping national and world peace while New York's legacy endures.
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Hughes
Democratic Party
Alton B. Parker
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
State of
Sunshine Tea an Enjoyable Affair at Mizpah Branch
A Sunshine tea social under Mizpah Branch auspices drew guests to Mrs. George E. Smith’s home at 70 Academy Avenue Tuesday afternoon. The program featured Mandolin and piano by Mr. Benson and Miss Gregory, vocal solos by Mildred Hartin and Margery Horton, recitations by Mrs. Wood Ethel Decker Loretta Tuthill and Helen Tuthill. Guests received cups and saucers as souvenirs. Miss Tuthill joined as a guest of Mrs. George Seely, president.
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I.9. S
Mizpah
George E. Smith
Academy Avenue
Mrs . Wood
Ethel Decker
Miss Horton
Loretta Tuthill
Helen Tuthill
Washington
Anna Louise Gregory
Caroline Smith
Mildret Hartin
Madeline Stevens
Manerite Gregory
Miss Tuthill
George Seely
Webster to Marry Miss Grier
Hawley Thrall Webster of 427 Washington avenue, brother of Frederick H. Webster and of the late William A. Webster, is to marry again. His fiancée is Miss Marrev Evans Grier of Goshen New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Thrall Webster
Washington Avenue
Frederick H. Webster
Clinton Avenue
Wiliam A. Webster
Evanston
Webster
the Hill
Miss Marrevans Grier
Goshen
N.Y
Balmville Auction At Slison Draws Regional Attendees
A large sale at the Slison auction in Balmville drew representatives from Kingston Hudson West Point Middletown and New York City. Monday prices were good with antiques including mahogany brass and bronze selling to leading dealers and connoisseurs from the listed areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slison
Balmville
New Juren
Ito
Soshen
Kingston
Hudson
West Point
Middletown
New York City
Newburgh Fire Trustees Declare Dividend for Nine Companies
At a meeting of the trustees of the Newburgh Fire Department Fund it was decided to declare a dividend of £500 for each of the citys nine fire companies. The fund totals about £25,000 and under law the trustees may distribute all sums over F207.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Dike Bills Signed for Cave Bank and Matamaran Dikes
Governor approved appropriations of four thousand nine hundred twenty for the Cave Bank dike and Matamaran dike as requested by Representative Martin of Pike county. The Lackawaxen dike measure was vetoed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siware
Renussiagia
Martin
Pike County
Matamaran
New York Trip For Workers Advances Farm Labor
Reego Evans of Grang Avenue and Ton Bates near New Wampion traveled to New York on Tuesday to hire workers for their celery farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reego Evans
Grang Avenue
Ton Bates
New Wampion
New
Prohibitionists Meet at Ramwscell School in Meeting
Prohibition Club held a well attended meeting Tuesday night at Ramwscell's School with short addresses from several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Ciub
Ramwscell
St Pauls Clubs Repeat Concert And Wedding Anniversary
Dr and Mrs Conner celebrated their twenty fourth wedding anniversary at their South Street home. Tuesday evening a St Pauls M E Church choral and mandolin concert at the State Hospital Amusement Hall featured Miss Ethel Lydia Hall and was praised as one of the hill's best. The program and performers drew high notes and the mandolin club provided instrumental highlights. The event included a dancing portion after the concert. Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Taylor were held at 1:30 pm Wednesday from the Liberty Street residence with Rev Charles L Walworth officiating. A Sussex appointment trial and a Monaghan property fire were reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Conner
South Street
Chihs
Ins Pane
Tretramental Clib
Waird
Mise Jennings
Mise Wait
Renern
Holgee Lewis Wier
McKinnen
Elt
Taylor
Jennie Taylor
Liberty Street
Charkes
Walworth
Sussex
Wemer Fert
Bodies of Unknown Man and Burlesque Baseball Highlight Howells Page
A shabbily dressed unknown man was found along the Erie & Jersey tracks near Howells with no identification, head injuries, and a broken leg, possibly a train fall. Coroner Harry T. Crist took charge as officials turned the body over to local undertakers. In Middletown a Port Jervis nine and the Middletown Eastern Association team staged a riotous baseball burlesque at the athletic field, the locals winning 14 to 10 amid wild plays, errors, and comical antics by players and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie & Jersey Railroad
Howells
Harry T. Crist
F. C. i Rockafellow & Bro
Port Jervis
Middletown
Eastern Association
Athletic Field
Alf
Genegal
Cy" Doremus
Milter
Ham
Wengenroth
Louis
Lucker
Luckey
Orange Blossoms
Lucky
Eric
Wagner
Corcoran
Kirik
Ies
Paine
Bates
Blossoms
Bauer
Gillen
Carrigen
Basen
Doremus
Lackey
General
Ferguson
Burkhart
Hinssams
Rasch
Acco Laskey
Genesal
Rasech
Mulvanvas
Watts
Pomgaravn
Vogaher Tin
Coreen
Kiiner
Hal Carden
Pasne
Aither Grove
Cather Mulvanes
Warner
Travelers' Club Holds Reunion In Middletown
The Travelers' Club of Middletown gathered at Mrs. Edmund Millen's home for a reunion of honorary and active members with guests from Cresta Run and New York. Messages from former members were read, a club history sketch was given, and a varied program of music poetry and readings followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Millen
Club
Travelers’ Club
Middletown
A. Ireland
Cresta Run
Selden H. Talcott
New York
William Millspaugh
Ohio
Charles Beattie
Washingtonville
A. ¥. Boak
Blair Academy Graduation Noted at Blairstown NJ
Blair Academy marks the cremating class with graduates including Rey L Lippincott of Campbell Hall in Blairstown New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Academy
Blairsmwn
N. J
Rey L. Lippincott
Camppbell Hall
Middletown Defeats Port Jervis In Wild Eight Run Tilt
Middletown pitchers kept pressure on Port Jervis with solid hits and defensive plays. A late surge by Middletown produced runs in the fourth fifth and eighth innings, while Port Jervis added two in the seventh and two in the ninth. Key moments included a circus foul catch by Mulvaney and a collision between Quick and Rasch in the outfield. Final score shows Middletown 14 Port Jervis 6 with dramatic finish at second base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ffth
Port Jervis
Doremus
Mulvaney
Quick
Rasch
Corcoran
Bauer
Corky
Widdletown
Toe incident sparks razor fight at Watzenegger’s saloon
Alice Healy and Ida Williams both colored clash over insults after a step on the toe. Ida’s sister Anna McDonald joins the brawl at Watzenegger’s saloon, leading to disorderly conduct charges. In court the Healy and Williams women plead not guilty. a violent scene ends with sentences to Goshen jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Healy
Ida Williams
Ida
Alice
Anna McDonald
Charles C. Redfield
Alee
Watzenegger
Healy
Annie Sullivan
Liams
McDonald
Goshen
Fight Ostrander Suit Over Again
Monday morning the Orange County Traction Co. faced a motion to set aside a verdict of 1150G in the case brought by Elizabeth M Ostrander as administrator of Mrs Mary A Dewer. Attorney CL Waring argued for a new trial claiming insufficient evidence supporting the verdict while plaintiff’s former rep R H Burnett supported the motion on the grounds damages were inadequate. The judge granted the motion with costs to be paid by the defendant, promising a fresh trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moralac
Cours
CL. Waring
Orange County Traction Co
Elizabeth M. Ostrander
Mary A. Dewer
Dewer
Newburgh
Wariie
R. H. Burnett
Washingtonville Social Notes and Local Events
Miss Lizzie TD Hooker of New York visits her parents in Washingtonville. Epworth League anniversary supper will be at the M B Charen next Sunday evening in early May. The Bright Light Cine te will stage a special at Mrs Charlie Hookers. The Bright Light Circle held its twelfth meeting at Miss Jana Meira’s renamed home after a RMK Al Rocks trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie TD. Hooker
New York
Epworth
M. B. Charen
Bright Light Cinete
Charlies
Miss Turell Sings at Vassar College
Miss Henrietta Mildred Turell performed at Vassar College with the Euterpe Glee Club during a visit to Tough kerpsis, after attending a concert at 37 Wrest Main Street. Local residents Mrs HoH Knickerbocker accompanied her during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Mildred Turell
Hoh. Knickerbocker
Wrest Main Street
Porgh Joonsie
Collingsroad
Euterpe Glee Cab
Turelles
Vassar College
Death of Newsurgh Fireman Corwin Mourned in Hudson
Iqvara PP Corwin former treven menter of Wines Yose Co and longtime bonkkepper at The a Whiten Hampeen Engine Works in Neshyerh died Monday in the peel drone at Hudson aged 55. Survived by widow and one son Frank R. Corwin who lives in Monticolo. Mrs Corvin lives with her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsurgh
Iqvara
Corwin
Yose Co
Neshyerh
Hudson
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Mizpah Branch
H. T. Webster
Miss Grier
ST. Paul’s Clubs
Shin Vieliew
Pon Jervis
Aowa
Athletic
Dea
Ange
Elizabeth Beers
Sianard D. Butler
Charles le Walworth
Bouks
Delanarty
Lucy T. Judson
Marie Forent _ Clark
Agres
Lucey T. Judson
Ostrander
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