Memorial Day Observance and Track Meet in Goshen
Goshen on Memorial Day features a morning parade led by the Goshen Band and local groups to Slate Hill cemetery for veterans memorial rites. An 18th annual OC A A track meet at Driving Park follows, with entries rising and Middletown High School favored to repeat. If rain cancels, a Music Hall dance and an interscholastic speaking contest at the High School auditorium are planned.
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Goshen
Memorial
H. 8. Murray
Sons of Veterans
Middletown
Knights of Columbus
P. O. Ot A
Boy Scouts
Goshen Band
Goshen Fire
Slate Hill
America
James Scott, Jr
Glen Club
Lincoln
James Hilley
C. A. White
Didsbury
Walden H
Dewitt
Lubin
M. H
Gordon
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Burhans
M.H. S
Mille
Tiffany
P. J
Selwyn Gibbs
Kortright
F. H
Middletown High School
Port Jervis
Newburgh
Orange County
Scott Pharmacy
St. John's Council
Garr Hall
Order
Interscholastic Speaking Contest Set at Goshen High
Goshen May 27 The annual inter scholastic speaking contest will be held in Goshen High School auditorium May 30 with Fort Jervis Warwick Seward Institute Florida and the local high school represented. One boy and one girl from each school advance after school contests. Reserved seating charts open at Scotts drug store.
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Goshen
Goshen High School
Fort Jervis
Warwick
Seward
Scotts Drug Store
Make Good Catch Goshen Vacationing Anglers Return
Charles Hulse Harry Smith and others from this village spent a short vacation at George Mills camp at Tapkee Lake. They returned Monday evening with a catch of about 3 pounds.
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Goshen
Eek
Charles Hulse
Harry Smith
William MecNeice
Meares Turner
Geotee Mills
Tapkee Lake
Knights to Dance Quehases May 27 Social Dance at Garr Hal
Memorial Day social dance planned for May 24 in Columbus village. Event at Garr Hall to raise funds for John’s contact Kalehts. Alice Altman, daughter of William T. Altman of Goshen, hospitalized after a serious illness with pneumonia.
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Memorial
John
Kalehts
Colombus
Garr Hal
Goshen
Alice Altman
Seven Yeast
William T. Altman
Sertonaly Mather Lome
Surrogate Matters In Newburgh and Nearby Villages
Goshen May 27 The will of Edward Ingalls late of Newburgh filed in Surrogate Swezey s office executor Peter G Ingalls Gallatin Columbia county estate about 34000 bequeaths to relatives and certain organizations Fannie H Mills of Montgomery probate executor W L Dickerson Middletown estate to relatives and organizations Letters of administration granted on the estate of da Winfield Walden to Addison B Winfield property about 1000 descends to Addison B Winfield Margaret Arnold late of Warwick probate to Mary W Blake Monroe bequeaths to Charles Arnold widower
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Goshen
Edward Ingalls
Newburgh
Swezey
Peter G. Ingalls
Gallatin
Columbia County
Fannie H. Mills
Montgomery
W. L. Dickerson
Middletown
da Winfield
Walden
Addison B. Winfield
Margaret Arnold
Warwick
Mary W. Blake
Mon-roe
Charles Arnold
Elizabeth M. Manning
Grenville
Hulet Manning
Greenville
James Hallock
Port Jervis
Minnie J. Moss
Mary Chant
Abram Rutan
Charlies Chant
A. W. Hutan
Elizabeth Chant
Monticello
Anna M. Chant
Charles Chant
Henry L. Chant
James McMillen
Cty
E. Cudgeback
Port Jervis Prisoners Held After Early Morning Raid
The Black House at West Main and Delaware in Port Jervis was raided at 12 30 Sunday by Sgt E V Moorehead and officers H A Grant Stephan Campbell and Michael Higgins. They arrested Sarmndel Prior Annie Forstinia Shane burg C H Fitzgerald James Atkins Josephine Valenti and William Mc Cullough. They were arraigned before Justice Berana Monday and sentenced to two days in Goshen jail, then brought to Port Jervis Monday afternoon by two Port Jervis police.
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Goshen
West Main
Delaware Streets
Port Jervis
E. V. Moorehead
H. A. Grant
Stephan Campbell
Michael Higgins
Sarmndel Prior
Paterson
Annie Forstinia Shaneburg
C. H. Fitzgeralds
James Atkins
Josephine Valenti
William McCullough
Berana
Walsh Named Associate Member of State Laborboard
John G. Walsh of New York has been named associate member of the state labor department industrial board at five dollars a year, succeeding Maurice Wertheim whose term ends December 1, 1914. Walsh, a former Goshen resident, previously served on the village trustees board during R B Hock’s presidency.
Tenerife Prize Winner Makes Early Progress at Harbor Show
Goshen March 26 H M V Hom jman arrived at the racecourse with Tenerife the show horse prize winner. The horse was given a rigorous workout this morning and is already showing notable improvement over last season.
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Tenerifle Mere Goshen
H. M. V. Hom Jman
Tihace
Tenerife
Iren
Fall on Stair Injures Goshen Man at Home
In Goshen on Murray avenue this morning, Joseph Wer fell down stairs at his residence and sustained several back traumas. He is resting comfortably at home.
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Goshen
Mar
Joseph Wer
Murray Avenue
I .i. Jace
Miners Charged in Indictments in Canon City Clash
Denver reports one hundred strikers and organizers indicted by the grand jury at Canon City on murder and property destruction linked to the Chandler battle where one miner died. Capluses issued and arrests begun. Alma Lafferty and John R. Lawson, Colorado UMW head, vow to testify before the court martial.
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Denver
Colo
Canon City
Chandler
Alma Lafferty
John R. Lawson
Colorado
United Mine Workers
Tourists Visit Inn for Goelet Hosted Motor Society Party
The Motor Car Touring Society of New York opened its Glenmere visit from Goshen on a Wednesday afternoon led by Robert Goelet. About 35 guests dined at Glenmere, then traveled to the Goshen Inn for supper around 9 o clock and a dance. Guests included Hermann O Celrichs John R Townsend Eugene Gallatin Percy R Pyne 2d Roger Winthrop Newton Rae R W Kendell William Waldman and several Miss Steward and Miss Elizabeth Burrill.
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Goshen
Motor Car Touring Society
New York City
Glenmere
Robert Goelet
Mr. Goelet
Hermann Ocelrichs
John R. Townsend
Eugene Gallatin
Percy R. Pyne 2d
Roger Winthrop
Newton Rae
R. W. Kendell
William Waldman
Margaret Steward
Joseph Stevens
Adams and Ellis Estates Probate Notices
Letters of administration granted on Anna B. Gregory estate of Minisink to Fred Gregory Westtown. property about 1800 to two children. Also on Frank B. Ellis estate Wawnyands to Mary D. Ellis Ridgebury. property about 9000 to Mary D. Ellis. Granted on Martin Reilly Goshen to John Reilly Goshen. property about 1000 to a brother and sister living in Goshen.
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Goshen
Anna B. Gregory
Minisink
Fred Gregory
Westtown
Frank B. Ellis
Wawnyands
Mary D. Ellis
Ridgebury
Mary D. Iis
Martin Reilly
John Reilly
Medals on display for annual inter scholastic track meet
Goshen May 25 medals and trophies to be awarded at the inter scholastic track meet set for May 30 on Memorial Day are shown in Thomas Farrell Jr jewelry window. The 60 medals in gold silver and bronze along with two cups and a large relay banner attract attention as athletes anticipate winning them.
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Goshen
Thomas Farrell, Jr
Limburger Club Members Dine With Goshen Friends
Members of the Limburger Club from Newton New Jersey, a leading state club, have visited Goshen several years and dined at the St Elmo. A Sunday party of the club spent the day with old Goshen friends during their village visit.
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Goshen
Limburger Club
Newton
N. J
Ihix Village
St. Elmo
Signs to Advertise Goshen Inn Erected Across County Roads
A local firm has won the contract to erect numerous signs promoting the Goshen Inn. Work started in the forenoon this week, with signs placed on the toads between the Delaware Wa vler Gap and New York City and along roads from Pompton to Elkenville. Additional signs will appear on all county routes leading to Goshen.
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Goshen, Say
Co — A Hcad Fim
Goshen Inn
Delaware Wavler Gap
New York City
Pompton
Elkcnville
Goshen Track Guests Attend Racing Meet
Mr and Mrs J H Ackerman and Mr and Mrs BE Mardonald of Paterson N J are guests of John Packer at the track today as they observe workouts and inspect horses trained by Packet.
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Goshen
J. H. Ackerman
Mardonald
Paterson
N. J
John Packer
Darice
Damage at Coton Panama Meo Pe incident unclear
Report notes damage at Coton, Colon, Panama with Mas 78 likely linked but no specific damages reported. The fragment provides limited details and no confirmed figures or outcomes.
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Coton
Colon
Panama
Obituary notices across several local families
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Mary Bracken at 202 Highland Avenue after pneumonia, Mrs. Arthur Holden following intestinal surgery, John Sammons of Walden after a paralytic stroke, Damon H Monohan a 34 year old laundryman, Mrs. Annie Elizabeth O Neal of Goshen with kidney disease, and John St Mould a long-time resident and tiler. Each notice lists survivors, burial arrangements, and connections to Montgomery, Crawford, Gloversville, and surrounding towns.
Funeral Notices Record Local Deaths and Services
Mrs John Houlihan funeral held Tuesday and Wednesday services followed at the family home. Interment in Dutch Reformed Cemetery. Mrs Bradner Mulnair nee Rosa Wickham dies in Johnson New York aged 27 years 10 months 22 days after weeklong illness, born Goshen July 2 1886 daughter of Jacob and Susie Wickham. Survived by seven children and two sisters Mrs John Miller Paterson NJ and Mrs Fred Stone Cortland NY. Funeral at Johnson home conducted by Rev R W Lake with interment Union Cemetery.
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Bradner Mulnair
Rosa Wickham
Johnson
Goshen
N. Y
Jacob
Susie
VanStrander Wickham
John Miller
Paterson
Xii. J
Fred Btone
Cortland
R. W. Lake
Westtown
Union Cemetery
Death of James H. Ross aged 74 in New York visitor
James H. Ross of New York City died at 17 Royce Avenue after a brief illness of heart trouble. A Civil War veteran and member of Moses F. Odell Post 445 G A R, he leaves one son, Charles Ross of New York City. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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James H. Ross
New York City
Owen Allen
Royce Avenue
Mr. Ross
Thils City
Moses F. Odell
Charles Ross
Infant daughter of McRobbie dies after illness
Christian Kynold McRobbie, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James McRobbie, died at home 15 Broad Street after four weeks of pneumonia. Aged four years five months and 20 days she leaves grief stricken parents and two brothers James and Edwin. Funeral held at the home Thursday at 2 pm with interment in Hillside Cemetery.
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Christian
McRobbie
Christian Kynold McRobbie
James McRobbie
Broad Street
James
Edwin
Hillside Cemetery
Death of Monroe farmer Nathaniel B Bull at 77
Nathaniel B Bull died at his Monroe home on Monday May 26 from general debility aged 77. A native of Monroe he retired from farming. He is survived by three sons James George Samuel all of Monroe and four daughters Mrs James Ryder Monroe Mrs John Ford Highland Mills Mrs E B Smith Monroe and Talia at home. Funeral was held Friday at 1 p.m. at the home with interment in Monroe Cemetery.
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Walden
John Sammons
Louis Sammons
Melvin Fetter
Eiver
Mr. Sammons
Fetter
William Weller
Sammons
Ulster County
Hilan Sammons
Shawangunk
Luther
Roze
Edward
Ballyville
J. R. Sizco
Bruynswick Cemetery
Nathaniel B. Bull
Monroe
James
George
Samuel
James Ryder
John Ford
Highland Mills
EB. P Smith
Talia
Death of One-Year-Old Elizabeth Carr at Fulton Street Home
Elizabeth Carr aged one year and one month died at 16 Fulton Street after a one week illness. She was born in the city on April 27, 1914. She leaves her parents George G. Carr and Mrs. Carr and three sisters Grace Ruth and Clara at home. Funeral will be held Thursday at 10 a m with burial in Florida cemetery.
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Elizabeth Carr
George G. Carr
Fulton St
Grace
Ruth
Clara
Fulton Street
Florida
Mrs. Bradner Mulhair Rites Set After Brief Illness
Mrs. Ross wife of Bradner B Mulhair died at her home near Onnsoo at 830 Sunday evening after a short illness. Survived by husband seven children her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Wickham of this city two sisters Mrs John Mitteer of Paterson N J and Mrs Fred Stone of Portland N. Funeral to be held at her home at 130 Wednesday afternoon.
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Bradner B. Mulhair
Ross
Onnsoo
Jacob Wickham
John Mitteer
Paterson
Fred Stone
Portland
Jennie Guest Widow of Captain Cross Dies in New Rochelle
Jennie Guest widow of Captain John A Cross formerly of Chester died at her New Rochelle home on Tuesday May 19 She was well known and liked in Chester Her funeral was held Saturday afternoon May 23 with friends from nearby places including Chester attending
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Jennie Guest
John A. Cross
Chester
New Rochelle
Obsequies for Irving Hidgeway Post Held in Port Jervis
The funeral for Irving Hidgeway Post, injured in a motorcyclist accident at Thrall Hospital, occurred at his Port Jervis home with broad community attendance. Port Jervis Lodge B P O E and the Business Men's Association joined in a body, along with relatives from Newark and New York City. The service was led by Rev. Irving Starr, and many offerings graced the interment at New Vernon Cemetery.
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Irving Hidgeway Post
Thrall Hospital
Por Jervis
Port Jervis Lodge
Business Men's Association
Newark
N. J
Nexton
SS. J. Binnhamton
New York City
Irving
Ire
M. Claude Ker
H Clavie Ker
Imate
North Street
John McDonnell
New Vernon
Attendant Arrested at Middletown State Hospital
Charles Lint, an attendant at Middletown State Hospital, was arrested Thursday on charges of stealing a suit of clothing from a patient. Supervisor Parin reported the theft. Chief McCoach made the arrest. Lint allegedly took the clothes to outfit himself, paying only $14 from a hospital fund. Police expect further arrests as the investigation continues.
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Charles Lint
Middleiown State Hospital
Hospital
TLR
Conete
Cantonment Trip Aims to Stage Middletown 1916 Meet
A dozen members of Canton Stephen L Preston No 78 O I O F depart for Rochester to invite state cantons to hold the 1916 Cantonment in Middletown. Local leaders, including Major Mushach and Captain Kinney, stress Middletown’s capacity for 5000 attendees and expect strong Canton support and early delegate outreach. The delegation travels via Ontario and Western, with plans to reach Niagara Falls en route to Rochester.
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Stephen L. Preston
Rochester
Odd Fellows
Middletown
EB. G. W. Mushach
EB. R. Kinney
H E. Holley
Chevalier Harry Pratt
Orange
Middletown Lodge
Luther Lodge
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge
Orange Lodge
Goshen
Rosslyn M.cox
Common Council of the City
The
Chamber of Commerce
John D. Stivers
Charles J. Boyd
Charles A. Evans
Caleb H. Baumes
Times- Press
Argus
Niagara Falls
Ontario & Western
Women's Auxiliary Session At Grace Church Orange Island
The annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Archdeaconry of Orange was held at Grace Church. About 10 delegates were expected, but only four attended the morning session. Rev. B D Silver from West Point spoke. afternoon guest Mrs. Thomas Wetmore spoke and a business meeting followed. Numerous delegates from Orange, Sullivan, Rockland and Ulster counties attended lunch and the event was chaired by Mrs. E. C. Rushmore.
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Orange
Grace Church
Sullivan
Rockland
Ulster
B.D. Silver
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Thomas Wetmore
Arden
Christ School
Memorial Day Plans and Store Hours
The notice asks about Memorial Day programs and stock for decorations and film. It promotes getting June magazines and reading matter from the store, with a reading club offering new books. The store will stay open Saturday until 10 o clock due to the New York papers.
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N. Y
Destruction In Wake Of Big Storm Ravages Village
A severe windstorm swept through the village causing widespread damage. Elm and maple trees were blown down, several buildings wrecked, telephones and electric service cut, and darkness followed as outages persisted. In Newburgh the storm toppled trees, ripped skylights, and scattered debris near Broadway and Liberty Street, injuring no one but alarming residents.
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J. Floyd Halstead
Church Street
Goshen Inn
First Presbyterian Church
Methodiat
Campbell Hall
William Thompson
Westtown
Jennie Reeves
F. D. Currier
Milton DB. Lain
Mediation hailed as Pan American progress in arbitration talk
Former Counsellor Moore of the State Department presiding at a Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration called mediation among Argentina Brazil and Chile a remarkable event in western hemisphere relations and a striking development in the Pan American movement. In Sydney Australia an earthquake at Riverview Observatory was the strongest on record lasting three hours. Andres D White head of the Americas delegation at the first Hart conference hailed mediation as a happy omen and said it could be aided by the machinery of the Washington pact. In Wall Street New York stock dealings showed a slight lift with Missouri Pacific and select issues trading higher while a few specialties remained firm.
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Lake Mohonk
Moore
State Department
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Motonk Lee
Andres D. White
Southern route favored for tranbab ships in May ad note
May 28 report notes a trade column advisory indicating some firms plan to use a southern route for transport. Jé cites Demasse of a northern entity to move vessels temporarily. The notice appears as a trade advertisement with terse guidance.
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Tenion
Tranbab
Antic *Teomashin
Ies Ty
Nantit
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Cleveland
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Mondar
A. H. F. Seeger
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John Bersen
John L. Wigetos
Dudie J. R. Borce
Bersen
James Bracken
Mary A
James Brack
Highland Avenue
Bracken
Cornelius and
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Blanche) Nally
Crawford
St. Joseph's R. C. Church
Mae
Anna
Elizabeth
Theresa
Adelia
Helen
Walter
Cornelius
Thomas Nally
C . Barrett
St. Joseph’s R. C
St. Mary's Cemetery
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Howard
Harry T
Fremons Street M. E. Church
Gloversville
Brotherhood of Railway Trainuien
B. C. Crosby
Linden Avenue
Blaze Hill
Cora E. Holden
Damon H. Monohan
James Henry Monohan
Fairview, Avenue
Mr. Monohan
Ireland
Michael Monohan
Toarriage
Jennie Resdyk
Katherine
Francis Henry
Martin
Hugh
Charles Hendrickson
Scotchtown
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
McQueid Enigine Co
FL. P. Hunter
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Charles E. O’neal
Annieé Elizabeth O'Neal
Kright
Henry Conklin
Elsie Jane Garrison
Shyvex
New Milford
Green
W. HH. Moser
Slate Hillcrosters
Gorden
John B. Mould
Mould
Lal
Myr
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Wand
Temestead
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Sillage
Minnie Youngblood
John Houlihan
Mrs
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E. C. Rushmore
Tuxedo
Beard
Montlelio
Mira
Walter II Statebon
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Mise Roughton
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Warrick
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Charles Latenier
Ellenville
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Rosendale
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OU LeFevre
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Mire Maebrouck
Dite
Manetia
Lockett
Mies Rebling
Miss Christiana
Miss Whitman
Miexz Hammill
Ronehner
Hartneil
Miss Mansfield
Marie Christiana
Gosheng
Charles Downing
Ludlow
New Fork
Edward J Beughton
Monb
Hanford
Portamea
Broadway
Liberty Street
Malone
Sener Market
J. Gilror Aferger
van Clett
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Spencerian School
Shuart & Embler
Water Street
Ydney
New South Wales
Sovernmost
Rivest View
Friengirisa
Facife
Wall Street
New York
Price Chase
Missouri Pacific
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