Railroads Face Overtime Row At Arbitration
New York October hearing on overtime demands by trainmen and conductors at the Moo Wharton Hotel revealed clashes between railroad attorneys and labor representatives. John Walker testified on wage tables across regions, noting variability in Western and Eastern rates and arguing overtime would encourage more, not less, hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walker
Baltimore & One Railroad
S.a wWhgee
Sds
Moowhattin
United States
Chicago
W. G Lee
A. B Garretson
Youngsville News Roundup and Local Moves
George Klingmann, employed by mail carrier Fred Duttwells, was injured when a wagon wheel passed over his foot while delivering mail. Miss May Speilmang plans a winter in New York. Inderlied pushes garage construction for H. Bailey. Youngsville Troop of Bor Gcants resumes meetings at Durrs Hall. Rev. Coen Mason to occupy his house for winter. Henry Scheidt launches a power cider mill on Sept 30. Joe Wagner and friends took a day trip to Port Jervis and Monticello. Peter Menges has relocated with Mrs.
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Youngsville
George Klingmann
Fred Duttweilss
Jeffersonville
George
Oriter
Durrs
Coen
Mason
Henry Scheidt
Joe Wagner
Jack O’brien
Henry Thompson
Dave Miller
Port Jervis
Monticello
Peter Menges
Dead man Courtney name linked in Campbell Hall death
Coroner says the deceased may be Courtney. Officials report parcels found near Campbell Hall after noon. Harvis, a local pawnbroker, notes a record item “Canrines.” Address given as Hi Ateks street. Body exhalmed and at Rocksfellow's morgue.
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Dead Man
Courtney
Campbel Hall
Monde
Harvis
Canrines
Rocksfellow
Indictments Unfound in Thaw Case Report
A terse Associated Press dispatch notes no indictments have been found in the Thaw case. The report comments that the final decision remains unsettled, with stray references to rainfall figures from Wednesday to noon noted in Waseca.
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Pyarhkenpsie
Farrells Window Display Goshen Fire Scene 1925
Farrell the tobacconist on Main street shows two striking window displays. One features badges from many towns and villages. The other depicts a Goshen fire scene with several auto fire engines racing to a blaze, drawing attention from passersby.
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Goshen
Farrell
Main Street
Organ Recital by Frank H. Mather at St James Church
Goshen October special notes pianist Franklin H. Mather will play a popular program at the St James Church organ recital Friday evening October 3 at 8 oclock. He will also render two vocal numbers Come Canticle and Father Forgive Them by same composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Frank H. Mather
Orginist
St. James
Aycock
Corwin Will Probate Names Executors in Middletown
Goshun Oct. 2 The will of John E. Corwin late of Middletown was admitted to probate. Executors named are Aliza W. Corwin John A. Hartland and Francia G. McKeivy. The will leaves its estate to his children.
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Goshun
John E. Corwin
Middletown
Aliza W. Corwin
John A. Hartland
Francia G. McKeivy
Eveself
Caildren
Visitors at county seat draw in Goshen and New York
Schenectads resident Jonez Goshen is visiting the county seat while Charles Coltman from New York calls on his mother Mrs. L. E. Teleman in town.
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Goshen
Ock
Gtames Jonez
Schenectads
Charles Coltman
New York
L. E. Teleman
Decorator John Dillon Set for Raleigh Assignment
Gusher Oct. John "Dec" Dillon, a local decorator, plans to leave his village for Raleigh, North Carolina, tomorrow to take up a new assignment.
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Dec" Dillon
Raleigh
N. C
Posses Seek Escaped Lunatics in County Hunt
Trenton Oct 2 Posses search the county for three insane convicts who escaped earlier. A Brooklia man Lewis Hepp returned home Tuesday. Rain and meadow fires hinder the chase as officers pursue leads. George Ryerson’s baypress and Nils Rasmussen noted in local notes. Albert Ceshing and Ryerson report a high lawn crop on shares.
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Trenton
Poston
Lewis Hepp
Brooklia
Fau
George Ryerson
Baypress
Oreator
Hal Nils Rasmussen
Albert Ceshing
George Ryersas
Not Sending Children To Public School Fined In Goshen
Amos DeGraw appeared in Goshen police court on a charge of not sending his two children to school. He had fled to Hamburg after a warrant was issued but returned at 6 o’clock the next day and surrendered. Truant Officer Titus DeGrew testified the family failed to enforce schooling. DeGraw was fined five dollars, paid by his employer C. H. Boynton, with a warning of possible jail for future offenses.
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Goshen
Amos DeGraw
Hiss
Hamburg
Fromm
Host Wiie
Titus
Targina
Owas
C. H. Boynton
British steamer Glenesslin lost on rocks near Nehalem Bay
The British ship Glenesslin ran aground on the rocks off Nehalem Bay. All 20 crew members were rescued.
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Portland
Gre
Glenesslin
Nehalem Bay
Mrs Payne's Jewels Stolen in Atlantic City Hotel Robbery
Atlantic City on October 2 reports a jewel case theft from Mrs Serena B Payne wife of the Congressman. Police are investigating the incident at a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Airy
Serena
B. Payne
Miners in Calumet Face Critical Situa tion
Calumet Oct 2 Miners are in an ugly mood as mine strikers drift toward a critical situation per military officials. Police and troops are on alert amid possible clashes and disruptions in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Alib
Dean calls for easier divorce at Church Congress
In Southampton England on October 2 the Dean of Durham urged reforms for simpler divorce laws speaking at the Church of England Congress. He framed the issue as a pressing social change and urged Parliament to consider easing the legal hurdles for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
Durham
Effects of the Storm Ravage New York City
A storm battered New York City causing over $2 million in damage, trapping subway riders for hours and flooding sections of Manhattan and the Bronx. Transit service halted as floodwaters inundated streets, with rain totals reaching about 386 inches in some districts. The city faced widespread disruptions across hospitals, utilities, and daily life while numerous trains and lines were suspended.
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New York City
Wedaveday
Uva Mom
Daayet
Gorlepe
Frodst Brighton Beavhide
B.rt
Manhattan
Bronx
DeMented Wife of Officer Found Wandering Nearby
Forty five year old Mrs. Gis Rodgers, wife of an officer, was located wandering in a demented state near town after leaving home Saturday afternoon. She had 48 dollars when taken into custody. Mr. Rodgers arrived tonight to take his wife back to New York. She claimed divine instruction to follow God and noted her husband as a fine man, while she had previously been treated at a hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gis Rodgers
Vandewate Street
New York
Suspicious aroma of fried chicken noted in Denton
Denton October 2 Special report recounts Ira Labott killing three chickens for expected visitors. Mrs Labott dressed and cooked them, storing portions in a milk can cellar. Next day company did not arrive. cellar was entered at night, three chickens missing and three empty beer bottles left behind. Three neighborhood youths were seen nearby around a campfire near T J Wilson's hay barn. witness notes the tempting chicken smell.
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Denton
Ira
Labott
T. J. Wilson
Thaw Demands Explanation From State Department
Associated Press report states Thaw appeals to the State Department for an explanation of the treatment he received in Canada. He claims his citizenship rights were violated and seeks redress or clarification from U S officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thaw
State Department
Canada
Riverside Hotel Fire Claims Life in Blagnamion
In Blagnamion Riverside hotel burned at midnight. George Weed a retired farmer suffocated in his room as guests fled in night clothing through windows and onto adjacent roofs. Jack Lawlor connected to a large theater scale operation in Manhattan and Shebean at the Alhambra Theatre for a world championship genre event was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack” Lawlor
Manhattan
Einesday
Moore Dowrd
Mr. Lawlor
Alhambra
Blagnamion
Riverside
George Weed
Baileys Wed in Westtown Home Ceremony
Ford Bailey and Nettie Bailey, of Westtown, were married by Rev J Macinnes on October 2, in a ceremony at the Danance. The couple were attended by Bailey’s sister and Mr Jacobs, with a ring ceremony completing the nuptials.
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Ford Bailey
Arthur J. Ford
Mise Nettie Bailey
Westtown
J. Macinnes
Sauray
Jacobs
Orange County Committee Re-Elects Officers For 1913
The Orange County Communities for the Care of Dependent Children held its annual 1913 meeting in Goshen. Mrs Henry Bacon presided, reports highlighted a $75 monthly agent salary, 151 members, and branches in Goshen Middletown Port Jervis Tuxedo and others. Miss Taylor outlined State Charities Aid aims and broader mental hygiene efforts. The group approved officer nominees, thanked contributors, and planned the next gathering in Middletown.
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Jervis
Comis
Representa
Entral
Goshen
Mi Charities’ Aid Association
ATS
New York City
Mra
Bincon
Chartes Carey, Numgoy
Arden
Ernest R. Adée
Caxado
Mrav-Henry Bacon
Heary
P.j.oomig
Tusedo
Kamundi Mitten
Middletown
Henry Kingsley “Wilcox
Milla
Asport
Charles. R. Mills
Board of Supervisors
Tuxedo
Ang
Orange’ Farm
Port Jervis
Wilary
Florance G. Smith
Abs
Ac Harriman
City
Jeannette Sim
Wilcox
Otisville
Coldenham
Fisnkillon-Hudson
Florida
Westtown
Harriman
Highland Falls
Centre Valley
Greenwood Lake
Corn
Ill- on-Hedson
Washingtonville
Roth Taylor
Bacon
New York
Taylor
W Ho
State
Chartes” Aid Association
Sanitary Commission
Charities’ Aid
Gil Bila
m'Trland
Charities’ Aid Association
Arso
Miss Taylor
Home Office
Miee Simmons
Mise Simmons
Ailes Reeder
Beth
Skinner
Henry Bacon
Charles R., Milla
H. K. Wilcox
John W. Slauson
BUTTERFUSS WILL AID CHURCHES IN ULSTER COUNTY
By the will of Charles Butterfuss of Nuenville probate was granted in Kingston. An executor named by the deceased will receive 10 percent of the inventory value. All real estate will be sold to fund gifts totaling 4000 to St Johns Memorial Church Ellenville 560 to St Andrews Ellenville 500 to St Michael s Drowned Lands and 500 to the German Catholic Church Woodstock. The rest of the estate goes to siblings and nephews.
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Charles Butterfuss
Nuenville
Kingston
Ulster County
Sholla
St. John’s Memorial Church
Ellenville
St. Andrew’s Church
St. Michael's Church of Drowned Lands
Woodstock
Obituary notices for Amos Prince and Mrs Case
Obituary notices record the deaths of Amos Prince of Fallsburg aged 61 born in Hasbrouck and Mrs. Elisha A Case of Deerpark near Osborne, detailing their family ties, residences, and funeral arrangements. Prince died last Saturday of complications, with two sons, four brothers, and several sisters surviving. Case's death occurred Sept. 23 1910, with extensive ancestry and many children and grandchildren noted. Funeral services for Prince were at the Dutch Reformed Church Falle burg. Case’s funeral was from her late home with interment in the Caddebacky Cemetery.
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Amos Prince
Fallsburg
Hasbrouck
Jonathan
Mary Prince
Ezra
Falleburg
Elisha A. Case
Hannah Fodes Baoasot Case
Deerpark
Oskland
Mrs. Case
Winslow
Maine
Wiliam Church Basset
Nancy Pickens Basset
Elisha R. Cause
Tome
Mr. Case
Cass
Baptist
Case
Church A. Basstt
Motor Iy
Sumn
Tdnccin
Lions
Charch A. Case
Oakland
Nancy
Deckes
Eeph B. Lewis
Abram
Hoar
Seratcrimckr de
X.Y
Norman ‘Hallock
New York City
Werlba Titian
Harvest Fair at Washingtonville by Grange
Washingtonville Grange No. 18 held a harvest fair at the Motfast Library drawing crowds from distances. Over four hundred exhibits filled tables and walls with vegetables fruits cereals and grains. live livestock and kittens complemented the display. Auction proceeds topped total expenses as dignitaries praised the exhibitors and youth farm interest.
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Washingtonville
Tony
Sue Gerow
Farley
Grange
C.H. Wright
Protector's absence alarms friends in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie on October 1 fears grow for Charles E. Lee Hudson River Division chief game protector who left the city in mid month for Sullivan County to study wild game. He has not been seen or heard from and Albany officials have failed to locate him. Friends worry he may have met with misadventure as eleven days passed without word.
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Poughkeepsie
Charles E. Lee
Hudson River
Sullivan County
Lee
Thas City
Vary Shere Teacher-Now Johnny Emptied Inside Compared
The exchange presents a dialog where one speaker asks about emptiness inside and another answers with a metaphor about being underground, implying a stark contrast in internal state. The lines suggest a classroom or tutoring context with a surreal or coded question and answer.
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Johnny
Johany
Tescher
Johanny
Artesian Well Drilling by Sellege and Wann
Artesian well drilling offered by Sellege and Wann promises reliable service with experienced craft. Contact via Spresue avenue and Corneypond address for inquiries and telephone connection.
Lawyers and Funeral Directors Business Directory Entry
Listing shows Thomas and Aggere trust company connections in New York offices with address lines at 7 Wickham Ave and 10 East 22nd Street. It lists Corwin Robinson, funeral directors, and Rockafellow Burial Co with multiple addresses including Middletown and Great Jones Street. Names Alec Merritt and James Se appear as directors or officers with phone numbers and office locations in New York.
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WM. Stewart Ker
Corwin Robinson
Rockafellow Burial CO
North St
Middletown
M. Y
New York
Great Jones St
Spring
M. BR
Rockafollen
Pree Smith
Alec Merritt
Feneral
West Rain St
Col. James Se
Gistown
N. Y
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Yetarsa
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Will Aids Churches
Harvest Fair
Protector
Lunney
Thomas &. Aggere
William T. Conweliva
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