Right Rev. Goa Adrian Aavulees Taken In Portland Diocese
The Rev Charlee Scadding Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Oregon died at his home in Portland on Wednesday from pneumonia. He was 52, born in Toronto, and after Trinity College Toronto graduation in 1886 became a deacon and priest in the Protestant Episcopal Church. He served as assistant rector at St Mark's New York from 1886 to 1890 and then as rector of Grace Church in the city. From 1891 to 1895
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Charlee Scadding
Oregon
Portland
Scadding
Toronto
Ont
Trinity College
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Mark’s Church
New York City
Bishop Scadding Rector and Teacher of Religion
The text notes he served as rector of Trinity Church Toledo Ohio and Emanuel Church La Grange Indiana for ten years before being made Bishop of Oregon in 1906. That year he was elected a Lecturer for the London Society for the Propagation of the Gospel. He authored several religious works including Dost Thou Believe a Workable System of Sunday School Instruction and Direct Showers to Plain Questions.
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Trinity Church
Toledo
Ohio
Emanuel Church
la Grange
Oregon
London Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Scadding
Complaint Against Erie Dismissed by Public Service Commission
Albany May 28 the Second District Public Service Commission dismisses the commuters complaint against the Erie Railroad Company over alleged excessive commutation rates for Fort Jervis Middletown and Gustville Middletown routes after finding the rates not unreasonable following investigation.
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Albany
Second District Public Service Commission
Fort Jervis
Middletown
Oustille
Erie Railroad Company
Women speakers shine at Graham Church WCTU event
Pine Bush notes show women public speakers at the Graham Church WCTU convention delivering concise addresses to a large audience. Merry Harwood of New York visits Thompson Ridge. Rev. Dixon expected to preach as a candidate. weather brings a gusty afternoon with rain. events at The Falconer and Methodist Church plan a memorial sermon and veterans and widows are invited. Bonfortune League prepares an evening program.
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Fine Bush
Graham Church
Merry Harwood
New York City
Thompson Ridge
Mr. Dixon
New York
Dixon
Imac Hubberd
Attie
Jervey City
Falconer
Weniceslar
Sut Cay
George Wright
Telerans
Bofort League
Howells Social Notes and Local Visits
May 27 notes show Mr and Mrs Clinton Many of Florida visiting the Howells area for a three week stay with Mr and Mrs Frank GrAdam and Mrs BR Drake. Neighbors host gatherings, Ladies Aid meets March 24 at 2. Public hours noted and local ads mention vendors and Sunday travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Kosther
J. Brosner
Hien View Sanday
Min
Max W. Catlin
Anthamion
Utica State Hospital Meat Unearths Widespread Neglect
Meat inspector Buckley testified about seven years of Federal service, describing rancid fat, moldy potatoes, dirty ice boxes, and neglected kitchens at Utica State Hospital. Witnesses detailed rotted meat, poor fit of pork fat, and unsanitary conditions, while hospital officials defended practices and stated no prior patient complaints. The hearing adjourned with the commission planning future sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witners
M&er
California
Mt. Kerhensik
Per Eral Witnezeen
Buckley
Eishy
Cr. Sermont
Bookies
Cole
Rey
Mercer
Snyder
Siulsby
Oan
John B. Burns
Steward Mowher
Binghamton
Willard
St. Lawrence
Manhattan
Kings Park
H. L. Palmer
Mosher
Merrill
Phillipa
Phillips
Dunham
Anager
Delaway
Morgan
State Hospital Commission
Memorial Day Observed In Ellenville With Services And Races
Ellenville marks Memorial Day with quiet observance led by Ward Post 191 G A R at Ve 7 atinehill Cemetery at 10 90 o clock. Afternoon races at the Driving Park. Local dignitaries and residents note past servicemen from 1861. Memorial service includes singing America and prayers.
Burglary Suspect Found Dead In Riverside Bedroom
Point Pheasant Minnesota May 28 a murdered man lay stretched on a bloodstained bedroom floor at the Riverside home of Arthur Brisbane editor of the New York Evening Journal. A prisoner detained after hours of grilling is suspected of the crime. A notebook bearing the name John R Hafer and an address in Reading Pennsylvania along with Hafer’s family ties is found in a vest pocket. A boy who witnessed quarrelling at the cottage later spoke with the prisoner as he attempted to flee toward the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pheasant
Riverside
Arthur Brisbane
New York Evening Journal
Joma River
Harry E. Newman
John R. Hafer
Rose Street
Reading
Rose Hafer
Raymond
Henry
Ednn
Hilda Hafer
Hafer
Brisbaane
Michael Whelan
Brisbane
Edward Brickson
Upstains
Whelan
Monmouth
County
Chester Citizens to Aid Concerts in Summer
May 28 report on Chester considering a citizen fund for 150 dollars to support 10 band concerts in June to August. Also notes barn construction by H B Tuthill, slate roof for Postmaster Venice, Chester Grange meeting June 29 with Flag Day program, and local social items.
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Chester
H. B. Tuthil Ie
Tuthill
George R. Venice
Glenmere Avenue
Chester Grange
Grance Hall
Glenmere
Richard McCormick
Hin Reai- Dence
George M. Roe
High Street
R. P. Combini
T. Sealy
Cinocinnati
Ead Mow
Carl Freeman
New York City
Cheater
Ruth Marie
James Boorse
Phildelphia
Woodheren
Directors Vote Upon Admission
A special meeting of the Orange County Agricultural Society directors at the Municipal Building heard vice president Bradié preside in Denniston’s absence. They approved sending flowers to the ill president and appointing Hart to deliver them, authorized a $3,000 note to fund grandstand and track improvements, and debated but did not adopt a proposed fare hike. The Health Department offered infant care exhibits, and Director Hart donated a bouquet of white fraxinella later placed on the dining table at Mitchell Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Agricultural Society
J J. Bradley
D. A. Morrison
H. M. Howell
W. F Royce
J. 4. Houston
A. H. Strong
T. A Lawrence
Hes A Sehriver
D. D
A.F Stores
GE Martin
F H Finn
Hart
W S Laser
Denniston
Washingtonville
Bradié
W. C. Hart
Finn
Goshen
Monroe
State Department of Health
Mitchell Inn
Cars Of Cows Sold To Jersey City Market In Week
Montgomery residents report Charles Walt bought two carloads of cows sent to Jersey City market this week. Mrs Bergen Suydam and other local women hosted a Grove Street party for Miss Carrie Mould. Election for trustees of the Masonic Church in the village selected Peter Hehn Chaunces Brooks and Henry Judson with William McWhorter as president. Cap Canfield bought a Ford runabout via Oscar D Sheely. Oscar D Sheely accidentally burned bearings on his Ford during a pleasure trip. Funeral services for John B Mould were held with many relatives. A man from Newbarne met a fruit and vegetable wagon mishap near an automobile. Hall of Hall Revalutre was in Sullivan County. George B Senior bought a five passenger Ford through Oscar Sheely. Mr and Mrs John M Quackenbos and Mrs Mowhar are visiting at the Goshen Road home of James Mowhar.
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Montgomery
Charles
Walt
Jersey City
H. Bergen Suydam
Lila Miller
Mattie Mould
Agana Walt
Carrie Mould
Grove Street
Rustees
M. & Church
Peter Hehn
Chaunces Brooks
Henry Judson Wiliam McWhorter
Cap Canfield
Oscar D. Sheely
John B. Mould
Georke Teralliizer
Harvey XII. Smith
James NecWrier
Jota Howliban
Jotu M. Hawkins
Ebdfar Smith
Newbareh
Loan
Witter
Hall
Hall Revalutre
Sullivan County
George B. Senior
Pow Drives & Rex
Estate left by Lord Strathcona valued at millions
May M Lord Strathcona former high commissioner for Onnatx left an estate valued at 77 000 dollars. The executor’s value for the real estate was made public, revealing debts of 4 180.29 dollars. Lord Strathcona died in London on January 22.
August 18 Probable Date of Convention in New York
Republicans debate convention timing with focus on selecting 15 delegates for the constitutional convention, ratifying national committee action, and adopting a platform. Henry L. Stimson and Ogden Mills influence favors the latter plan. A St. Sartoga convention is likely August 18.
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New York
Republican State Committee
the Waldorf
Barnes
National Committee
Henry L. Stimson
Ogden L. Mills
Sarstoga
Job E Hedges
Reater
Elen R Brown
Watertown
Hedgas
Hedges
Presbyterians Call For Boycott Of Licensed Liquor Clubs
The 126th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the United States urged members to resign from clubs or organizations that sell alcohol. Resolutions condemn cigarettes, back nationwide prohibition, and press for constitutional change to ban liquor manufacture and sale. The assembly also urged church members to avoid signing liquor licenses or renting space for alcohol sales, and proposed prohibiting navy officers from drinking. The next assembly will be held in Rochester, New York.
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Chicago
United States
126Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church of the United States of America
W. P Calhoun
Knowille, Tenn
Committee On
Temperance
Committee On Temperance
Assembly
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Daniels
Navy
Presbyterian Quarch
United States Af Seneiis
Charles Seamon
Tiwaa
Rochester
X.Y
Acquittal verdict and Memorial Day services in Middletown
A jury acquitted Glanini on grounds of criminal incapacity after a trial begun in Herkimer. Memorial Day exercises will be held at Hampton Church next Saturday May 30 at 2 pm with a large turnout expected. Captain William A Jackson Post G A R of Middletown and local groups will participate. Lectures, recitations, and lunch will be provided. The day’s address will be delivered by Rev. Florie Perwerda and Dr. Wathon, pastor of St Pagis Methodist. Port Jervis Chautauqua plans also noted.
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Hance Hall
Hampton
William A Jackson Post
Middietown
Alea
Widdletoan
Attéodante
Seolecme
Fram Wali Bf
Fiorie Perwerda
Br Roining Wathons
D. D
Bt Pagis Methotet
Middleween
Installation Of Mewburgh Maso
Newburgh May 27 Newly installed and appointed officers were seated Tuesday evening at the regular meeting of Hudson River Commandery No. 38 Knights Templar Past Commander Harry L Barsemaccidented with Past Commander Elmer S Roose acting as marshal During the business meeting a discussion arose about installing a permanent box in the cover stone of the new Masonic Temple The laying of the cornerstone is planned for July 10 at 1 o clock A copper or gold plate likely to last indefinitely will be embedded in the cornerstone as a memorial of the Commandery The Commandery Koledte will escort Grand Lodge members attending the cornerstone ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Hudson River
Knighte Templar
Harry L. Barsem
Elmer
Roose
Munsemn Sees Colonel and May Oyster Day Reports
May 3 Frank Munsey conferred with Colonel Roosevelt who has recovered from his Washington trip and appears vigorous. May 31 Travcia Omk Taaf Pecoma defeats Henry Topping to crown French champion. March 21 New York reports Crampure betes tay claims England stood firm against salt netics and mentions a whe dumie lynching.
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Munsemn
Frank Munsey
Roosevet
Washington
Ouimet
Versailles
Travcia Omk Taal Pecoma
Henry Topping
New York
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Goa Adrian
Grace Episcopal Church
West
Charles Scadding
ERIE
Utica State Hospital
Ellenville
Ward Poat
C. A. Ry
Sullivan
Broohelyn
Maplewood
Lémuel du Bois
Clifton Springs Sanitarium
George Benson
Center Street
Philadelphia
Louis Westervelt
Pacific Coast
Ellen
Thic
Mabel Miller
America
Arthur 5Ole
Kisgruen
Te Reformed Church
W. L. Steiner
EB. B. Kimball
Ward Post
G. A R
Veteminns
W. Hi. Moser
Arthur G. Cole
Mower
Barbara Fresichie
Chester Citzens
Carranza Bas
Dormee Bociety
Jare
Mra
Raseell
Foreign Minsionary Society
M. &. Ciurca
J. F. Potter
Fritey Aftarnova
Strathcona
Harriot Stanton Blatch
Charles D. Hilles
Atate
John B. Buvers - Seeholver
Meee
Herkimer
Glanini
Port Jervis
Chautauqua
Port Jeria
Mar
Chautaugas Associaton
E P. I Zones
Maso
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