Secretaries Memory Ties War Aid to Augusta Duryea
In Goshen on October 1 a tale recalls Hear Mayotte recounting a wartime anecdote. Mrs George H Mills identifies herself as the Augusta Duryea bearer of a sewing memento sent to soldiers, highlighting homefront loyalty and veterans’ feelings. long friendship followed beyond life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Epeums
Aecuss
Mayotte
Orsene Binewms
Grferent
St Florida
Neelytown
Éade
Augusta Duryea
George H. Mills
Herselt
Twenty to Try Out for West Point
Newburgh September 26 It is expected that fifteen to twenty candidates will take the examination for West Point in Newburgh Saturday. Congressman Edmund Platt has heard from about twenty who seek the test and possible appointment, with the Rhodes scholarship plan guiding the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
U. S. Miitary Academy
West Point
Edmund Platt
Poughkeepsie
Weat Point
Grand Street
James M. Crane
Rhodes
Platt
U. S. Army
Congressman Platt
Kereth Chorney
Garrison
Vincent D. Callahan
Middletown
William Coffey
Highland Falls
Joseph
Dan' Geo
Boy at Nantes slays six with axe in anger
A fifteen year old boy in Nantes France confessed to police after returning from anger over his Vinecutter employer he seized an axe and killed the employer the employer's wife three children and the employer's mother's servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantes
France
Orange County Feed Dealers Host Banquet at English Inn
Members of the Orange County Feed Dealers Association held a banquet at the English Inn at 1 30 Tuesday afternoon. Frank C. Jones of Bullville chaired the arrangements as secretary of the organization. The meal featured celery olives fried chicken gumbo base roast turkey and assorted desserts. A business meeting followed the banquet and attendees described the event as very pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gesbes
Orange County
Vwed Dealers’ Association
Frank C. Jones
Bullville
Primaries at Goshen for Town Offices On October 7
The Ni Democrat reports Democratic primaries for town offices set for Tuesday October 7 at seven o clock p m in the town hall on Greenwich Avenue open to all Democratic electors regardless of enrollment Republicans hold their primary Wednesday October 8 at eight o clock p m at the town hall National Prohibition party primaries at 111 West Main Street Saturday October 4 at 7 30 p m offices to be filled include supervisor town clerk two justices of the peace three assessors collector overseer of the poor town superintendent of highways recons
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Goshen
Greenwich Avenue
Town Hall
West Main Street
Sighways
Letters of administration granted in Goshen
Oct 1 county surrogate reports letters of administration issued for Jamey M. Miller estate Blooming Grove to Jessie C. Miller. Also for Mary Boyd Fieming late Newburgh to Marty Leadrum. Will of David H. Ferson Newburgh admitted to probate with George A. Ferson named executor.
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Goshen
Jamey M. Miller
Blooming Grove
Jessie C.miller
Mary Boyd Fieming
City of
Newburgh
Marty Leadrum
David H. Ferson
George A. Ferson
Horses to Start at Pokeepsie in Thursday Races
Goshen Oct 1 Notice B and Belgian entered in Pokeepsie races in same class. Pierre J. Grillard Jr will drive Notice B and William K. Dickerson will drive Belgian. George E. Corwin has entered alelte and exits. Mrs Marietta Phillips of Middletown visiting Goshen. William Hedges of Hartford in town to see ill daughter Mrs Verg. Charles Quick home recovering from blood poisoning after tin cut.
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Goshen
Notice B
Pierre J.grillard
Notice
Wile
William K. Dickerson
George E. Cornin
Marietta Phillips
Middletown
Wiliam Hedges
Hartford
Verg
Charles Quick
Personal notes and moves from East Division residents
Eugene Howell returns to New York after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J Howell in East Division. F B Gorham moves from Yonkers to Orange Avenue house owned by Thomas Scott. Thomas Nolan plans to relocate his family from Goshen to Hartford Conn on November 1. Leon H Downs rents Nolan’s vacated Orange Avenue house. Dr Kyte purchases John K Medrick property on Golden Hill Avenue and takes possession tomorrow. Medrick family relocates to Middletown for engineering work with Erie Railroad. Robert Hartley leaves for Columbus Ohio to attend races where Face Patch will race. Thomas Daily of Canastota visits his parents on Orange Avenue. Everett L Smith spends summer in village and leaves for Lexington Kentucky for a two week race meet opening next Monday. Thomas H Murray rents Schultz Farm at Ridgebury starting October 1. Mrs Arthur J Church and daughter return to New Bern N S after visiting Church family. Leo Wilson, engineer on a steamship route New York to South America, spends vacation nearby. Shell Masson Stasia sent to New York for a few weeks. Peter Dalley plans to move his home on Orange Avenue. Mr and Mrs C A Thornton and daughter return to Washington DC from summer at Fred S Taul’s East Division home. Dr James C Dongran of Fordham Hospital, NY, spends vacation in village.
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Independent Republican
Eugene Howell
New York
J. Howell
East Division
F. B. Gorham
Yonkers
Thomas Scott
Orange Avenue
Thomas Nolan
Goshen
Hartford
Face Patch
Thomas Daily
Canastota
Peter Daily
Everett L. Smith
Percy
Westboro
Mass
Lexington
Thomas H. Murray
Peter Dalley
C. A. Sornton
Fred S . Taul
Washington, D. C
James C. Dongran
Fordham Hospital
New York City
Dances and Euchre Event Notices At Goshen Grange
The Bieh School presents dances in the big school auditorium. Progressive Euchre will be held at Grange Hall by Goshen Grange on October date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieh School
Editorium
Goshen
Ort
iGrange Hall
Goshen Grange
Civil Service Examinations to be Held October 25
The New York State Civil Service Commission announces examinations on October 25 for posts including Assistant Chemist Public Service Commission First District $1901 to $1860 Open to graduate chemists with two years experience. Inspector of Engines and Boilers Department of Public Works $2090. Exemiter of Accounts Department of Efficiency and Economy $1601. Expert Accountant Department of Efficiency and Economy $2401 to $250. Statutory Indexer under Commissioner for the Preparation of an index to the Session Laws and Statutes of the State $100 to $125 per month. Open to attorneys only. Steward Sills Hospitals $20 to $2520. Special Agent Bite Hospital Commission $5 per day. Junior Railway Engineer Public Service Commission First District $901 to $1200 Open to non-residents. Junior Bridge Draughtsman $901 to $1208. Chairman minimum age 18 $250 to $350 per day. Leveler $4.50 to $5.00 per day. Well Expert Saratoga Reservation Commission $250 to $3.50 per day. Typewriter Coprist $1200 Open only to male residents of Queens County. Nurse Heid Nurse and Matron County Tuberculosis Hospitals 40 to $75 per month and maintenance. Applications due October 17. For full particulars and blanks address Civil Service Commission Albany.
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New York State Civil Service Commission
Impariaus Citiea
Public Service Commission
First District
Department of Fitlic Works
Sills
Bite Hospital
Public Service
Leveler
Saratoga Reservation Commission
Queens County
Stile Civil Service Commission
Albany
Ministers Gather for Kingston District Conference
Kingston hosts the annual Kingston district conference of the Methodist Episcopal churches on Monday and Tuesday at Clinton Avenue M E Church. About fifty churches in Ulster, Greene, Delaware, Sullivan and parts of Albany counties send ministers and representatives including Bishop Luther B Wilson and Drew Theological Seminary president Esra Tipple. Sessions run day and evening with examinations for entering ministry. Local members prepared to entertain the delegates.
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Kingston
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Kingiton
Clinton Avenue M. BH
Ulster
Greene
Delaware
Sullivan
Albany
Luther B.wilson
New York
Esra
Tipple
Drew Theological, Seminary
PB Eckaian
The
Christian Advocate
Clinton Avenue M. EB
Miner Rescued by Tube After Days Buried Underground
Thomas Toshesky, trapped 100 feet underground in the Cottinen tal mine, communicated through a borehole tube after milk and later an electric bulb were lowered to him. He read a message aloud and requested his family not worry. rescuers labor to bore an eighty foot passage to free him as his wife and four children wait above.
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Centralia
Thomas Toshesky
Toshesky
Lehigh Valley Company
Retarr
Torbesky
Five Burned in Kentucky Hotel Fire
A fire at Pever's hotel in New Haven Kentucky killed a woman and three children. Authorities estimate damage at fifty thousand dollars and are investigating the blaze.
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New Haven
Kentucky
Pever’s Hotel
Bank Clerk Confesses Forgery In Baltimore Case
Baltimore, Sept 30 The police say Thomas Warthen a six month bank clerk confessed to forging a $5,000 check. He lost the money in stocks. Warthen forged the name of Sister Orndorf treasurer of a Catholic girls seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas Warten
National Exchange Bank
Warthen
Orndorf
KILLED ON INITIAL RIDE IN NEW CAR
Fredonia New York October 1 William Kolpin was killed and three companions badly injured when their automobile struck an Interurban car. It was his first ride in the new automobile.
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Fredonia
William Kolpin
Woman Arrested in Fly Poison Murders in Minneapolis
Associated Press reports Mrs. Ida Lockwood has been arrested and allegedly confessed to murdering six children with fly poison in Minneapolis. Physicians suspect deaths were due to cholera morbus, not poison, though authorities pursue the case as a homicide inquiry.
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Associated, Press
Minneapolis
Ming
Ida Lockwood
Child Dies From Burns At Home On 38 Oakage Street
Thomas Masse, three years old, died after scalding burns suffered when he pulled a kettle of hot water over himself at his parents home on Sunday. Funeral held this afternoon at 4 at the late home, interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Masse
Tde Paren's
Joseph Masse
Otage Street
St Joseph's Cemetery
Dover Fire at Guilford Mansion Sparks Suffrage Debate
A historic mansion in Dover England burned today with no evidence linking suffragettes to the blaze. Officials noted the Guilford residence of the Baxi family as the site of the fire and stressed uncertainty about any political motivation.
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Associated, Press
Dover
England
Baxi
Guilford
wTherere
Hold Up Men In Yukon Pocket $29,000 Nuggets
Yukon police report a successful hold up at the Yukon Gold Company where two masked men forced an employee to surrender and flee with about 29000 dollars in gold nuggets. The incident occurred on September 30 as investigators pursue leads.
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Yukon
Associated “Preas
Dai Yukon
Yukon Gold Company
State Fair Profits Reported at 6000 for State Treasury
The Associated Press reports State Fair profits reached six thousand dollars this year, with the entire amount earmarked for the State Treasury. The Syracuse release notes the figure and its intended destination.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
Prulr
Catfish Invasion Draws City Attention At Olishe Sanatorium
City residents report a surge of catfish drawn to a pond at Olishe Sanatorium after a local drawing off event. Fishermen seek diverse varieties, claiming the supply is abundant and not limited.
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St la
Dark cells ordered abolished in state prisons
Albany October 1 The State Superintendent of Prisons Aliey ordered the abolition of dungeon and dark cell confinement at Slug Sing and Auburn prisons.
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Associated Press
Albany
State Superintendent of
Aliey
Slug Sing
Auburn
Caucus on the Tariff Bill Discussed by Senate Democrats
Democratic members of the Senate held a caucus in Washington on October 1 to review the tariff bill and debate changes made by the conference committee.
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Associated Fresh
Washinston
Senate
Funeral of Mrs Maier Held at West Main Home
Funeral services for Mrs Maier were conducted at her late residence 17 West Main Street at 3 PM Sunday. Rev T R Walden of St Pauls M E Church led the nervouses, with interment in Hillside cemetery and neighbors serving as pallbearers.
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Maier
Mra
West Main Street
T. R. Wallate
St. Pauls M. E
Hilside Cemetery
Holly
Warcaret J. Holly
Yaestler
Sprague Avenue
2. & Smith
Iisels
Tere
Weauttal
Hallsise
Death of Infant Jota F. in Monhacen Area
Mr and Mrs coun sicinermey of $3 Monhacen arente bereft of their infant son Jota F who died at their home on Tuesday afternoon after a short illness. Funeral services were held at the Yate and the interment followed at St Josephs cemetery.
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Coun Sicinermey
James and Waggin at Lexington Copper Magnate’s Dancer’s End
James Bragg in Lexington, Kentucky, attends a private event at his home. The Copper magnate and noted figure in the area is described in terse terms amid fragmented OCR text. No clear date or specifics beyond location and subject are preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aby Assogains Ptere
Lexington
James B. Braggin de Hosemin
Anemnonia
Trainmen Demand Under Scrutiny in Arbitration Hearing
New York Sept 30 trainmaster John Patterson resumed testimony as the arbitration board heard railroads and conductors debate Article P, the draft wage and rule proposal. Rail executives called the article unworkable while trainmen argued it safeguards their overtime pay, with testimony noting wage increases offsetting higher costs. Patterson and Charles F Ray, a western New York Central trainmaster, testified amid interruptions by attorneys and overhead crossfire over the article’s implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Patter ‘Son
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manhatten
Loig
Dewuwinds
William G. Lee
Traimen
A. H. Smith
W. W. Atterbury
Artule P
New York Central
Patterson
Charles F. Ray
New York Central Railroad
Ste
Farms Near Howells Considered for Reform Institution
The New York Department of Correction is asked to review several farms about two miles beyond Howells for a proposed reform institution. The properties include the 230 acre former Andrew T. Bertholt farm owned by lawyer Roderick Robertson and two adjoining farms of about 280 acres and 100 acres once the Cecar Shaw farm, now associated with Mr. Braasch. Other large farms near Denton are also listed for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Correction of
New York City
Howells
Roderick Robertson
Andrew T. Bertholt
Cecar Shaw
Braasch
Denton
Young Fowler Hurt by Fall from Car
Frank G. Fowler son of Thomas P Fowler of East 38th street and former railroad president lies in Polyclinic Hospital with a brain concussion after a fall from a Ninth Avenue car while escorting Miss Henry to her home in New York City. The incident occurred early Saturday morning as Fowler slipped and struck his head on the pavement. His father is reported to be in Europe.
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Frank G. Fowler
Thomas P Fowler
East 38Th Street
Ontitle & Western Railroad
Polyclinic Hospital
New York City
Fowler
Columbia University
Paniawon
Misa Klenry
No. Miz West 55Th Street
New York
Ninth Avenue
Forier
Fovler
Europe
Port Jervis Man Arrested After Abandoned Art Piece Con
A Port Jervis man was arrested Monday after attempting to deposit a disputed art work. Witnesses report he claimed the piece belonged to Port Jervis and attempted to reference a ref erence as part of the act. Police say the item appeared to be seized but he faced questioning at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artur Paninan
Port Jervis
Omter Darien
Wickham and
Wiener Ateaues
Rutgers Sees Large Freshman Class At Kew Brunsetek
A sizable 19th century Rutgers College freshman class formed this fall at Kew Brunsetek N O. Local students include Oscar Evans Abrame Uxingston Howard Fonthem Flon jae Walden George Wo Schon maker Wallki Anson Fowler Sherman Waidta Alen Rifenburg Sim mona Claverack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers College
Kew Brunsetek
N. O
Julion
Osborne 13 Begins Basket Weaving in Prison
Thomas Mott Osborne, confined in prison, is set to craft baskets as work assignment. The event marks a notable moment in his confinement and daily routine within the facility.
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Osborne
iBy
Tress Agbain
Thomas Mott Osborne
Basket Weay- Ote
Funeral of Henry Mayette in Brooklyn Presbyterian Church
The funeral of Henry KR Mayette was held at Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church Brooklyn where he long served and was a secretary of the 124th Regiment Association. Ministers Rev Eggleston and Rev Overton led a solemn service with Grand Army ritual and a cremation burial at Phillipsburg cemetery. Regimental officers and veterans attended, with floral tributes and a final ceremonial firing.
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Henry KR Mayette
Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Eggleston
Overton
Grand Army
124Th Regiment Association
124Th Regiment
Thomas Taft
Augustus Denniston
Henry M. Howell James
Phillipsburg Cemetery
Harriman Returns to College at Yale University
William Avar Harriman eldest son of the railroad magnate returned to New Haven to resume studies at Yale University. He faced questions on how the Union Pacific should distribute the proceeds from the sale of Southern Pacific stock and declined to discuss the matter. His notes and plans remain confidential as executives met to decide the melon distribution.
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New York
William Avarus Harriman
New Haven
Yale University
Harriman
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Harrimas Waae
Ces
Broadway
Nps
FORMER CLERK OF THE HOUSE DIES IN SHARON PA
Dated notices report Major Alex Andre McDowall a former clerk of the House of Representatives dying of diabetes at age, and family obituaries note deaths in nearby Bronx and Paterson areas. Details include graves, funerals, and interments with local undertakers and cemetery names.
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Associated Press
Sharon
Alexandre McDowall
Kapre
Shawanga Lodge closes season at Jim View
Shawanga Lodge proprietor announces the closing of that record for the season at Jim View Schivan country on Wednesday, November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawanga Lodge
Pgrpenter
Jici View
Schivan
Yoraran Bonnets Welcome Lierd Wham Toms At Home
Mr and Mrs Horace B Yoraran announce the birth of a son named Lierd Wham Toms at their home on Sunday September 21 year not specified in the notice.
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Horace B. Yoraran- Bonnets
Lierd Wham Toms
YMCA Notes From Its Secretary at Goshen High School
Goshen September 30 The Goshen High School Y M C A group hosted out of town students for a noonday meal at Z L Wilcox’s home. Talks were given by Z J Wilcox Ralph Secord William Bennett Franklin Schriver Harold Houston Howard Makuen and Reginald Waldo. Reevs Makuen was toastmaster. Next meeting is scheduled for Monday. Officers are President Ralph Secord Vice President Murray Thompson Secretary Treasurer Harold Houston. An invitation was extended to all out of town boys to join. Blooming Grove Y M C A Club held a regular meeting Friday night planning for an anniversary event October 10 its sixth. Westtown groups plan a joint meeting with field day reports for September 14 Salisbury Mills. Cornwall group resumes Friday meetings this week. County Secretary Wilcox will spend Saturday with Highland Falls and West Point groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Gostién High School
Y. M. C. A. Sroup
ZL. Wilcox
Z. J. Wilcox
Ralph Secord
William Bennett
Franklin Schriver
Harold Houston
Howard MaKuen
Reginald Waldo
Reevs Makuen
Murray Thompson
Gut of Town Boys
Blooming Grove Y. M. C. A
Westtown
Salisbury Mills
Cornwall
Wilox
Highland Falls
Nine-time offender jailed for six months on public insult in Goshen
An arrest by Officer Van Gelder followed a citizen complaint about a man and his wife on Green Street. The woman, found at Coleman's farm on Scotch Town Road, was arraigned and sentenced to six months in the penitentiary, marking her ninth arrest to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickham Milla
A. W. Beakes
H. M. Howell
Phillipeburgh
C B. Wood
Willian Potegrove
Ll. D. Adams
Blimds
Cel. Neafle
Goshen
Hf. S Murray Camp
Sons of Veterans
Annie Roundtres
van Gelder
Green Street
Wonan
Coleman
Scotchtown Road
Vealey Death by Self-Inflicted Shot in Atlantic City Hotel
James H. Vealey a 45 year old Warwick Orange County NY resident killed himself at his Atlantic City hotel. His wife and daughter found him with a revolver in his hand after breakfast. Vealey, heir to a Warwick farming family, owned several fast trotters and was known as a horseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Cin
N. J
James H. Vealey
Warwick
Orange County
N. Y
Mr. Vealey
Lucile Dekay
SEEK PARENT UNDER TRUANT LAW
A warrant was issued for the arrest of a veteran for failing to send his children to school. Officer Van Gelder monitored the home overnight and this morning, but could not find DeGraw’s son. The children, aged 14 to 16, had not attended school this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooden
Sapte
Fating
van Gelder
DeGraw
Runaway Horses Cause Excitement in Goshen
A runaway caused a stir on North Church and Main streets in Goshen as two horses owned by John Dugan pulled by an employee bolted. They struck two unsuspecting women but did not injure them seriously. the team was halted after a short run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John Dugan
Noth Church Street
Main Street
Markets Close For Parade Day Rumor Gushes
Sept 26 report that market proprietors plan to close 101 markets on parade day with notices posted to inform customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn Vauredey
Reviewing Stand Being Erected in Goshen Parade
Goshen reports progress on a reviewing stand for the parade with lattice framework being set up at the square near the handstand as of Sept 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Mayegoe reporting on a mall crime and rainfall notes
Special Chief Encinsos Haight of the Brig and Jersey Rasioid inspected Erin and Jersey attacks between Gratan and Hishirad Mits. A break in at Rosm ite store room left the front door damaged with no items taken. thieves sought food. Rainfall measured against Wednesday at 0.3 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbcook
Encinsos Haight
Brig & Jersey
Rasioid
Kerwin
Erin& Jersey
Gratan
Hishirad Mits
Rosmite
Erie
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