Skipper Eley League Champion Hitsmith Named
Secretary Pfau of the New York and New Jersey Baseball League reports league averages are compiled and will be published. Frank Skipper Eley of the city tops as hitsmith with an average of .285, aided by Gloy and others. Eley’s past season saw strong play with Middletown, and a return could lead to an managerial role or interest from major league clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
Pfau
New York
New Jersey
Frank
Arank E.ey
Widdletown
W. Y
Bhipper
Middletown
High Men Roll Off For Two Prizes At Dapire Alleys
October event at Dapire alleys features a two prize roll off hosted by the management. The first ten players compete for a $5 trade prize at A. E. Ruacos and the winner of the second string earns $3 in trade at the same store. Names listed include 373 Worcester, 306 Smith, 36 Allen, 353 12Fi Moey, 317 Leonera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dapire
A. E. Ruacos
Firet String
Worcester
Smith
Allen
Moey
Leonera
Ocibel Sent to Kansas City by Association Team
Somes City November 3. Catcher Omidel of the Philadelphia Amen imas has been purchased by the Joan Alpefiosa Association team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocibel
Kansas City
Somes City
Omidel
Philadelphia Amenimas
Joan Alpefiosa Association
Mareketmen Brerwaer Brothers Open New Market Site
Mareketmen Brerwaer Brothers recently opened a new market location at 17 North Street, adjoining their business. The firm advertises a motto of fair prices and honest weight, offering pork and cerbates with a focus on customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brerwaer Brothers
Ackerwon
North Strest
Harriman Horses Wintered In The South Request
The Merchants’ Association of Jackson Tennessee invites John D. King to send a representative to Jackson with Harriman horses for the winter. The board emphasizes the pleasure and benefits to citizens from wintering the horses in Jackson.
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Merchants’ Association of
Jackson, Tenn
Rensselaer Weston
Board of Directure
Merchant and Manufacturers’ Association of
Thin City
John D. King
Jackson
Toon
Klog
Promotions in Newburgh's Tenth Separate Company
In Newburgh on November 1 the Tenth Separate Company announced promotions for advancing ranks among its enlisted men. Acting commander Lieutenant Peter Cantline leads the board chaired by Major A B L Meintsre to designate promotions likely to results including new ranks for Jane Miller Isaac Corain William B. Kerabhan Joseph Woolburn Townieceanary and Alter D. Veedensmrgh. The unit will also add an enlisted company cook Clarence Martin who has served nearly ten years and previously served as cook during the last duty tour at Glens Palia.
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Newburgh
Anid
Tatea
Peter Cantilne
Ficard
Middleigwn
A. BL
Meintsre
4Big
Aorperala
Qup
Prisaion
Jane Miller
Isaac Corain
William B. Kerabhan
Joseph Woolburn
Hae
Alter D. Veedensmrgh
Hagler
Necesaary
Cook
Clarence, Martin
Martin
Glens Palia
Representative Merritt L Rochester in critical condition
Edwin A Merritt Jr former Speaker of the Assembly Potsdam Saint Lawrence county is dangerously ill in a sanitarium. A report says the Congressman was denied admission today by the institution head who admitted the outcome of the patient’s disease was in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt L. Rochester
Edwin A Merrit, Jr
Potsdam
Saint Lawrence County
Wan
Goelet Wins Weston Cup At Matinees
Goshen Nov 1 The Inst matinee of the Seaton oy the Goshen Driving Club featured five trotting events. Lorchester won Class A with a tight finish as Jap Valette and Barchester were close. Valette led early heats but was nosed out by Barchester in the third. Robert Goelet’s Jap won the first heat. Class B saw Expose prevail. Class C highlighted several close times. Robert Godet captured the Reneckner Weston trophy for top amateur driver with most races.
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Goshen
Seaton Oy
Valette
Mobells
Geo. Corwin
Cecelian
Robert Goelet
Exponant
Prank Burgess
Ira Hyerson
Milevausky
Bride
Bro Im
W. D. Grand
Notlco
Br. m
Plorry Lori. Ward
Jeose Booth
B. G
W. K. Dickerson
Ber Fitzgerald
Tino
Jeanora
Bik. m
John R
Princes
Re. G. Howard
John R. Gentry
John R. Townsend
Ridlum
Wikmu
Coates
The
Musketeer
B.c. Pierre Lor Ward
Sence
Robert Godet
Reneekner Weston Trophy
John L Dodge Buys Kentucky Farm and Pacer Track
John L Dodge of New York acquires a Kentucky farm near Lexington and plans possession in thirty days. The purchase adds to his holdings including a Georgia farm and a racing establishment for trotters as part of his Hollyrood estate operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Dodge
Kentucky
John
New York
Middletown
George HH Whitney
Building foreman crushed under mass of stone in accident
Robert Wennell, a building foreman for New Bedlam Masta, was killed when five hundred tons of stone collapsed on him during work. The Times Press reports the incident and notes the missing items in the want columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Associated Pree
New Bedlam Masta
Nor
Robert WeNell
Ose
the Times
Confesses He Saw Poacher Kill Protector
Newburgh man Pacino and Catherine Auer, 17, are jailed on charges tied to the death of Game Warden Reinbold near Tappan on October 19. Pacino claims Littieri shot Reinbold after a confrontation. Auer corroborates leaving the cottage and helping hide the shotgun. Witnesses Donantuano and brothers are detained, awaiting hearing before Justice Bauer in Sparkhill.
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Newburgh
Beony” Fueluo
Catherine Auer
Brooklyn Pwl
Joun
Reinbold
Tappan
Justice of the Peace Baller
Sparklebill
Rockland County
Pucino
Antonio Littier
Black Hand Society
Italy
Carmania
Reinhard
Sparkhill
Nevin
Iermont
Auer
Pacino
Pucino S
Lutier
Pugino
John Reinbold
Gates
Littieri
Littlers
Nyack
Littler
Sylvanus Donantuano
Donantuano
Patrick
Pedro
New City
Pacing
Justice of the Peace Bauerin Sparihill
Tiatrict
Jamison Bates Weds George Jamison at Harriman
The wedding of Miss Mica Pearl Evisha Bates, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elkanah Bates Harriman, to George Jamison of Newburgh, took place Saturday evening at 6 o'clock at the bride's home. Rev W A Withey officiated before an autumn leaf altar. Bridesmaid Miss Lillian Zimmerland, best man William Wash. The couple plan residence in Beacon after a reception with friends.
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Jamison
Batea
Mica Pearl Evisha Bates
Elkanah Bates
Harriman
George
Newburgh
W. A Withey
Lillian Zimmerland
William Wash
New Meter Installed In Hagen City Water System
Residents suffered water shutoff Sunday as the city installed a second large meter at the filter plant. Water returned by 4 PM after air in pipes caused low pressure. officials said pressure would normalize as air cleared. Meter installation aims to provide accurate consumption records for city systems under Commissioner Korscher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menhagen Moine
Commissioners Office
Worthen
Korscher
John J. Kilday Gets Squeezed in Accident
Goshen New York reports an employee of Conklin and Cumming lumber and feed merchants named John J. Kilday was badly injured early morning when his hand became caught in a railroad car coupling. Two ribs were broken and he was taken by ambulance to The Emeriner hospital. condition not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Bilings
Uhlan
Durland
Mr. Billings
Central Park
Uhlans Granddam
Black Eagle
Goshen
New
John J Kilday
Conklin
Cumming
Premend
Manila Trip Planned for Clarenen B. L. Mapes
Clarenen B L Mapes intends to return to Manila departing Wednesday November 11 in New York after a prolonged stay in this area. He will leave for Manila soon, with details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Clarenen BL Mapes
Erle
New York
Reversals in Thaw Case Alter Access to Thaw
The Appellate Division unanimously reversed two orders by Rockland judge Tompkins in the Thaw case. The April 21 special term order allowed Thaw’s private attorneys to consult without an attendant present. The companion order barred Thaw’s mother from conferring without an attendant. The state and Mrs Thaw appealed. Attorneys named include Vanamee Egan Hirachberg and Judge Seeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tompkins
Rockland County
Harry K Thaw
Justice Tompkins
Superintendent of Prisons
Thaw
Juntha Tompkins
Jenks
Matteawan
New Hampshire
William Vanamee
Raphael Egan
Harry Hirachberg
A. H. F. Seeger
Newburgh
Army band members injured in New Jersey crash
Members of the Salvation Army crack band traveling from Newark to Port Jervis were in a car driven by Col McIntyre near Harriman when it skidded on soft dirt, flipping twice. Adjutant Barrett suffered a fractured shoulder, Col McIntyre a head cut and injured leg, others with bruises. Barrett was taken to Tuxedo Hospital. the group continued to Port Jervis by train and performed in Franklin Square before returning to New York.
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Salvation Army
New York City
Harriman
Barrett
Col McIntyre
Newark
N. J
Port Jervia
Tidd
H. Harriman
Adjutant Barrett
Col. McIntyre
Tuxedo Hospital
Freaklin Square
New York
Central Valley
Death in Walden of Mrs William C Weller
Walden N Y November 3 Mrs William C Weller an old respected resident died at 3 30 Friday morning at her Ulster avenue home after weeks of illness from old age Born in Brooklyn in 1940 about 73 years ago She and her husband moved from a farm east of the village to Ulster avenue The funeral was held at 2 p m today Rev Thomas G Loses officiating Interment in Wallkill Valley Cemetery under direction of G S Millepaugh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
William C. Weller
Ulster Avenue
Brooklyn
Thomas G. Loses
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
Wallkill Valley Cemetery
Millepaugh
Return from Trip Abroad by Dr and Mrs J B Hulett
Dr and Mrs J B Hulett returned Saturday from a European tour visiting major points in England Scotland France Switzerland and the Italian lakes. They docked in Boston aboard the Cretic on the return voyage alongside the crew of an American fishing smack disabled by a hurricane who were paid by the Cretic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Hulett
England
Scotland
Fraoct
Switzerland
Italy
Cretic
Boston
Morris and Company President cites $50 million Vortene estimate
Chicago November 2 Associated Press reports Edward Norris president of Morris and Company packers cites a Vortene estimate of 50 million dollars as a major financial figure.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Edward Norris
Morris and Company, Packers
Ridecart Highlights Local Social and Religious Events
Ridgebury notes a weekly Epforth League meeting set for Friday November 7 at Mr. and Mrs. Flow Joan Lach hosts. M E Church services Sunday at 11 and 7:30 with a special sermon and a helpful message for the community. Plan mentions a meeting Thursday prior to December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epforth League
Flow
Joan Lach
M. BE
Keer
Notable Minnesota Scholar to Lecture on Good Art and Character
Maria J. Sanford, longtime history chair at Leathnor College and rhetoric chair at the University of Minnesota, will speak at First Congregational Church on "The influence of Good Art and Literature on Character" at 3:30 in November. The talk, supported by the Federation of Women’s Clubs of Middletown, aims to draw a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria J. Sanford
Minneapolia
Leathnor College
University of Minnesota
S. Terrane
Freight Wreck Delays Erie Trains In New Jersey
A broken wheel on Erie No. 18 westbound freight at Ridgewood caused a wreck that blocked both tracks for hours. Milk train moved slowly. Erie No. 1 and No. 178 ran late. Port Jervis and Jersey City wreckers responded shortly after 4 o'clock amid fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Trei
Ridgewood
N. J
Erie
New York
Erie No. 1
Port Jervis
Jersey City
Goshen Police Court Arraigns Four for Public Intoxication
Fred Carr and Thomas Nally were arraigned in Goshen police court last Saturday for public intoxication and fined $3 each. John Casey faced a charge of disorderly conduct with a 3 day suspended sentence. Thomas Kane received 5 days in jail for public intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Fred Carr
Thomas Nally
John Casey
Thomas Kane
Masquerade Party Changes At Goshen High School
An entertainment tonight at Goshen High School is now a general party for the 8th grade and others after games. Dancing will follow, though the Time-Press note originally claimed a masquerade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Timew-Press
Goshenites Narrow Escape On Mountain Drive
A party of four Goshen residents planned to drive to the West Point football game but barely escaped serious harm when steering gear failed on their tar. The auto was controlled and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
West Point
Grammar school reopened after diphtheria scare
Goshen reports the grammar school reopened this morning after a closure last week due to diphtheria among students. The building had been quarantined as health officials investigated the outbreak and implemented safeguards.
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Goshen
Indian relic unearthed during reservoir work in Goshen
Frank Hock uncovered an old Indian wash board while installing a new water main at the reservoir in Goshen on November 3. The large flat stone shows a surface of worn smooth corrugations, revealing a curious artifact from the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Frank Hock
John Zaza Heads South With Col King
Goshen reports John Zaza the horseshoer has joined Col John H. King and will accompany him south. Williams, formerly with a Pheer, will take Zaza’s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John Zaza
Horseshoer
John H. King
Willams
Pheer
Mr. Zaza
Prisoner Transfer to Bing Sing Penitentiary
Goshen Ver seeks to place an eight chain gang of five prisoners recently sentenced to Bing Sing Penitentiary where Blackwell will serve eleven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ghett? Barer
Bing Sing
Blackwell
Sland
Church membership grows at Goshen Church
In Guebes on March 2 special report notes the Methodist Church communion service welcomed 22 probationers 3 full members and seven by letter marking a notable rise in church membership from the recent service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Guebes
Methodist Church
Winter travel and local moves in Nov 3 notices
Residents listed as heading to New York City for the winter include Henry Alloway and family from The Birches on a motor trip. Carl K Mallenix family and friend travel together for a vacation. Miss Bdus Lovett resumes duties after a week away. Father Murphy reports travel to Mr. Davis at St Kime. Peter Barnet moves to Oklahoma for the contention. Michael Dolan buys a new Buick tour car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddes
Henry Alloway
New York
Goghen
Carl K Mallenix
Triend
Goshen
Father Murphy Dee
Mr. Davia
The
St Kime
Mrs B W Matstead Honored by Friends on Halloween
Mrs B W Matstead of 27 James Street was treated to a Halloween gathering by 18 friends on Friday. Refreshments were served and the evening ended pleasantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
B. W. Matstead
James Rg
Cften & Hallowe'en
Woman uses fire tongs to kill unusually large pole cat
Mrs. Peter Mortensen of New Paris killed a unusually large pole cat in her henhouse with old fashioned fire tongs after hearing a commotion and suffering a fierce struggle. The animal's skin reportedly brought eight dollars, a noteworthy price for its size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mortensen
Bequest Of 1000 Dollars For Madeira Cats In Will
In New York a will by Miss Caroline G Ewen leaves 1000 dollars for every cat on Madeira island. John Ewen contesting the will claims many named beneficiaries do not exist. The surrogate reserved a decision as testimony was sought in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Island of
Madeira
Caroline G. Ewen
Barrogate Cohalan
John Ewen
Ewen
Animal Rescue League of
London
Radish Grower Showcases 6-Pound Garden Produce
Charles B. Predmore a section foreman on the Western and W railroad presented the Times Press with a six pound black radish from his garden. The radish grew from Washington seeds and is displayed in the Times-Press window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Predmore
Charles Street
Pimen Press
Wales
Wall topples killing two in Hartford storefront collapse
Hartford November 3 Two people died and three or more injured when a four story brick store front on North Front Street toppled onto a nearby dwelling. The dead are John Hughes and Eva Dooty a child. The injured include Mrs Henry booty mother of the girl Mrs Joins Hughes wife of the dead and Margaret Hughes daughter of Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
North Front Street
John Hughes
Eva Dooty
Henry’ Booty
Joins Hughes
Map
Margaret Hughes
Hughes
Stray Shots Kill Man as Steers Escape Pen
One man is killed and another wounded by stray shots fired as sixteen steers escape from a railroad stock pen on New York's West Side. The animals caused notable damage as the incident unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indicted men surrender after hunting trip in New York
Eugene Duffy and Michael O Keefe, indicted with ex assemblyman Butler, spent a day at D D Greg s private game and fish preserve at Falisburg. They attracted attention as they bagged game within the law. J H Groo, a local contractor, invited them amid building renovations at the preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Eugene Duffy
Michael O'Keefe
Butler
Pendence Avenue
D. D. Greg
Falisburg
Rip Glenn
Hipe
J. H. Groo
Snow In Sullivan Reports First Storm Of Season
I MacLawrence returns from Neversick Sullivan county reporting slow snow fell for about half a tour. It was the first snow storm of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. MacLawrence
Neversick
Sullivan County
Savréay
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Skipper
Goelet
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WM. C. Weller
Ridgebury
Federation of Women’s Clathes
Goshen’s
Goshenites
Outen
Mies Bdus Lovett
Bee
Henary Yer
Oklahoma
Peter Barnet
Okishoma
Geaben
Michael Dolanbee
Pole Cat
Snow
Sullivan
E.h.mulligan
Sala Tathill & Terhune
North & Cattisnd Stress Chambers Sres
Mert Street
Erskine Wail
Noth Bren
Vernon Drag Com
Witkham
Omey
Oreggwt
K. McVulligan Remedy CO
Greedway, N. Y
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