Bennetts New York visit marks shift to Parisian life
James Gordon Bennett returns to the Herald building amid a city transformed by skyscrapers. He notes New York no longer feels like home and expects to replace the printing house as his paper grows, while reflecting on staff changes and prominent figures linked to the Herald and clubs.
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Commercial Travelers Banquet Highlights Initiations at Bull’s Opera House
The Commercial Travelers Society No 226 held a banquet in Bull’s Opera House on Friday evening with a large attendance. After business, several candidates were initiated and membership applications were considered. The committee, led by J. Gael, arranged interim events for the season, and a fine banquet followed. The Liberty institute plans note Sullivan county’s move from Monticello to Liberty.
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Mrs Wallace Dies of Injuries in New York Car Accident
Mrs Alice Wallace of 41 Prince Street died Friday at Thrall Hospital from a severe thigh fracture and complications after a surface car incident in New York on Sept 27. She leaves husband Isaac W Wallace and four daughters Sar, Cora, Mira, and Alice. Burial at Hillside Cemetery in Binghamton followed a service at First Baptist.
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Skeletons Sent to Albany Museum
The slate scientists excavating at the farm of the late Lai Van Etfen above Perl Dervis have shipped 17 skeletons in seven boxes to the state museum by the afternoon train. Charles Bromister, Perl Jervis Adams express office, arranged the shipment for the Geological Hall in Albany New York.
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Veterans Association Formed For Company I Meeting
November meeting of Company I after drill discussed forming a Veterans Association for former members and those who served full enlistment. Plans outlined for engagement with Sousa’s Bend and a chicken supper. A former members’ meeting for Co T was scheduled for November 15 at the Armory.
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Olive Branch meeting hosts Mrs Goodale talk on aims
A pleasant Olive Branch session of the Suachine Society met Friday afternoon with Mrs William Wirt Dailey absent the president. Mrs Austin presided. Mrs Goodale spoke on American Woman's League plans and purpose. A plate duet and piano solo entertained, with refreshments and social hour. Next meeting with Mrs Sktom at 139 Whitkham Avenue on December 2.
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William Gillespie Dies At East Walden Farm Home
William Gillespie died suddenly this morning at his home in East Walden. A former resident of Newburgh and about 45 years old, he lived with his sister Miss Elle Gillespie on a farm, having worked as a farmer for years. They moved from Newmarsh about eight years ago. He never married. The mother died last fall. Funeral services were held at the residence Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Official Returns From Goshen and Wallkill Towns
Officials in Goshen and Wallkill report the official returns with the majorities given to the elected candidates. The notice lists the towns and results, indicating the leaders in each race and the margins by which they prevailed.
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Walliit
Estabrook Verdict Stands In Newburgh Case
Justice Mills will not set aside or reduce the $19,000 verdict awarded to William Estabrook of Newburgh against Newburgh Light, Heat and Power Co. The case arose from a defective electrical incident near North Water Street that caused injury. The jury previously awarded $5,000 then $14,000 on retrials before the final award.
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Princeton's First Graduate Remembered at Blooming Grove
The Times-Press notes a tablet unveiling at Blooming Grove Church next Wednesday marking the 159th anniversary of the church. Erected by Orange County alumni of Princeton, it honors Rev. Boos Avers the first Princeton graduate, who later led the Blooming Grove congregation and was buried beneath the church.
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Results in Wawayanda show GOP gains in county stronghold
Special to the Times-Press reports Wawayanda cast 417 votes with 139 straight Republican and 97 straight Democratic ballots. Republicans won most offices, including town clerk Royal Mills by 95 and supervisor candidate R. V. Ryerson by 65. Evans led Assembly by 27, while county races favored Republicans. An oyster supper for Republican voters is announced at Green's Hall in Slate Hill Monday evening, November 8.
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George Robertson
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Philistine November Issue Promises Hot Literary Sparks
The Philistine tampers with East Aurora debates between Ali Baba and Rev. Clark Braden on Orthodoxy as She, a verbal draw in Fra Ebertus St, and Baba claims victory in fisticuffs. Includes a confession of three things plus a fourth, Hubbard’s revelation about writing Twain’s books since 1936, and editorial jabs at a mythical writer BIN Reedy and a Children’s Commissioner piece urging progressive educators and parents.
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Fifty Deer Killed in Forestburg Special to the Times
A Forestburg deer tally reports seventeen deer shot since the last bulletin, with a long list of local hunters and properties involved. Names include Joseph Bott, Henry McAuley, Ferdinand Math, Arthur Dresher, Leonard Marcy, Irving Campbell, John McCormick, and others. The total killed this year in town reaches fifty, after earlier reports brought the season total to thirty-three.
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Port Jervis Lodge Offers Reward For Missing Man
Port Jervis Lodge No 645 B P C E offers 25 for information leading to discovery of Fred A Coazelmann who vanished from his Port Jervis home Monday Oct 25. A circular with the reward and witness description has been posted. Mrs Henry Allawar Goshen named to the state board. Divorce granted to Jennie Beakes Crowell at White Plains.
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Sullivan's Endeavors at Sullivan County Convention
The annual convention of Sullivan County Christian Endeavor Union met this afternoon at the Presbyterian Church in Liringston Manor. Rev. BE. Van Dyke Wight of Westminster Presbyterian Church delivered the principal addresses to attendees including Lebtoen Geld, the secretary.
Appellate Session Note On Rockland Treasurer Appeal
The next session of the Appellate Division will be held on November 35. The eastern appeal involving Witten os, former Rockland County treasurer, will be argued.
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Stores to Open in the Evening
A Business Men's Association meeting in the Board of Trade rooms approved evening hours for all stores from December 18 to 24, and directed notices to be published. The session also discussed lighting systems, proposed telephone rate talks with Orange County Telephone Co, and street dust abatement with the Board of Health, then adjourned.
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Circleville Wallkill election rumor debunked by clerk
A circulating rumor claimed the Wallkill Circleville district election would be void because the election board had not been sworn in. Clerk John J Cranie called it a joke and said the vote had been canvassed and winners officially declared as previously announced by the Times Press.
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Otisville Notes Report Resident Moves and Local Doings
In Otisville this week residents changed homes including Harry Yeomans moving to South street and Dr. Howser relocating from the Sanatorium to Higo street. The Epworth League meets at Alonzo Ogden’s Tuesday. ground breaks on a new High street house. Ladies' Aid Bazaar set for Dec 1 at Mitchell's Assembly Rooms. committees named to receive donations for the Ish aid fund. Local politics reference a past election result and ongoing discussion of water supply amid a drought, with comments on lack of a formal water plan and residents seeking relief.
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Tymeson House
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Prisoners Escape at Bear Mountain
Silas W. Berry, Bear Mountain prison superintendent, reports four inmates escaped on Sunday. Descriptions list five-foot figures with ragged hair and mismatched heights. The group, wearing prison gear, were seen near Highleod Falls that morning.
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