Orange County Fair directors review annual exhibition
The Orange County Agricultural Association met at City Hall to finalize premiums and business for the August exhibition. Reports praised racing, by laws, and treasurer’s audit. A bronze medal was given to Singer Bowing Machine Co. for its display and improvements to grounds and cattle exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Agricultural Association
Augustus Dennlston
E. A. Brown
David A. Morrison
William F. Royce
Henry M. Howell
W. Strong
T. F. Lawrence
A. Schriver
M. A. St
Annual meeting notes show large fair receipts and new officers
The report highlights total receipts of 6 4 618 993.00 and disbursements of 10 195 77 with notes and interest 41 960 15. Race purses and police costs are itemized. Officers elected include W M Howell treasurer and J W Houston superintendent. The meeting adjourned for a dinner at Hotel Brown and set plans for 1914 exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Howell
Brown
Wert Rand
J. W. Houston
Mhursday
Priday
Misa Notlie L. Owan
Oranges County Agricultural Society
Augustin Donnmon
Presbyterial Society Meeting At Otisville
A Presbyterial Society gathering of the Women's Missionary Association met at the Presbyterian Church in Quaville on February dad with about 100 delegates, including city members. Reports were adopted, a conference delegation report presented by Katharine Denning, lunch served, and next meeting planned for April at Cheater with attendees from Roberta Hasot Cornin Adams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterial Society
Women's Missionary Sociation
Presbyterian Churches
Unte
Presbyterian
Quaville
Henry Sinvabaugh
Goshen
Ans Gion
Mise Katharine Denning
Clizabeth
Cheater
Roberta
Hasot
Daniel Cornin
H. . Adams
Flavia Cregers
George Marsden
Clark
R. Q. Kirkhnead
SW. Most
A. Trenton
Katharine Mining
Viola Shaw
Elizabeth Tenner
Orhers
Former Teacher Is a Bride in New York Ceremony
Wren of Ademar Tary in Virg Molelaing Rok, ay Sanger NOY and Rach Walter Eprana read Me Moss wed in New York. Geleber Misatina, formerly a Goshen schoolteacher, has many friends in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ademar Tary
Virg Molelaing Rok
Ay Sanger Noy
Walter Eprana
Moss
Yerkens
Goshen Wich
Wilson Signs the Tariff Bill and New Income Tax
Washington reports President Wilson signs the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill bringing sweeping changes to duties and revenue. The law introduces a direct income tax, removes duties on many items, and cuts tariff rates across general use goods. Officials expect major revenue shifts and new IRS operations to collect taxes from individuals and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Underwood-Simmons
Treasury Department
Heceut
Congress
United States
Watt
Peyne Aldrich
Thouse Waves and Means
Underwood
House
Jon May
Senate
Fils
Thong Coxies
Eic Wll
State Historical Association Adjourns to Meet Next Year
The State Historical Association adjourned to assemble again next year. It elected Greenville Ingaleda of Hadsea Falls as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville Ingaleda
Hadsea Falls
Juniors to Meet at Midtown Wish School 1915
The Junior class of 1915 held its first organizational meeting on October 4 at the Midtown Wish School. They established offices and planned future activities. For notices and items, use the Times Press want columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toredlas
Times
New York Conserve Commission Targets Contraband Game
The New York Conservation Commission opened negotiations with a packing firm based in Little Falls New Jersey over contraband game allegedly shipped to New York hotels and restaurants. Investigators say the company packed and mislabeled ducks and other game as hardware or pork products, moving tens of thousands of pounds into New York City via Virginia and Goshen. Sheriff Radcliffe promised to refer the matter to the grand jury if the company fails to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madelitte
Passaic County
N. J
Bailiwick
New York City
Jeremiah Conners
Oneida
N. Y
Sherif Radcliffe
Conners
Virginia
Little Falls
Goshen
Express
Coneservation Commission
Connerl
Radcliffe
New Jersey
Radeliie
Father Schmidt and the rosary in the inquest drama
New York October 2 Coroner Feinberg empanelled a millionaire jury for the Aunmiller inquest as crowds stormed the courtroom Father Schmidt grew frenzied during the proceedings A rosary was ripped from his neck and beads scattered among the crowd The jury held him responsible for the girl's death and he was remanded to the Tombs without bail Theodore V Shonts presided as foreman with Vincent Astor among the jurors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Feinberg
Milionaire
Aunmiller
Father Schmidt
Theodore V. Shonts
Vincent Astor
Mrs Chester Recalls Hike’s End From Mun Yok to Minneapolis
Mrs Chester writes from the Times Cross recounting a trek by herself two sons and a daughter from Mun Yok to Minneapolis. They reached Great Wortery depot at Chat city on September 23 after six days on the road walking fifty three miles a day. They faced rain delays and were greeted in Winnipeg by the Mason and BAO who congratulated them on completing the long journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Mun Yok
Mipreapolis
Aga
Yiom
Dave
Anniches
Cheesita
Delaga
Bao
Hania A.bath
Middleteen pitcher suffers broken arm in Yonkers game
Bernesser, known to local fans as a Middleteen teammate, broke his upper arm Saturday while fielding a ball in Yonkers. The injury occurred as he swung to throw and the ball popped backward toward third base, fracturing the arm about two inches above the elbow. The accident underscores the brutal demands on pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernesser
Arason
Yonkers Jatt
Berneeacs
Hee
Girl Killed Shielding Face by Train in Rutherford
Miss Eva Pollock eighteen daughter of a New York jeweler of No 140 Clinton Place East Rutherford New Jersey was struck by an express train as she shielded her face with an umbrella while crossing the Zirle tracks at Rutherford on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Pollock
New, York
Clinton Place
East Rutherford
N. J
Rutherford
Thuraday
Rain Wind Halts Buckeye Stakes at Columbus Track
Heavy wind and rain disrupted Grand Circuit racing in Columbus. The Buckeye trotters stakes were unfinished with Princess Margaret winning the 2:12 pace heat while Lady Grattan and Fan Patch split heats in the 2:10 class. Lowando failed to win a heat amid a first heat collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Buckeye
Saturn
Lowando
Don Patch
Nettle Eathen
Princess Patch
Mel Byrds
Princess Margaret
Tommy Horn
Lady Grattan
Grattan
Peter McCormick
Oever
Bik. S
Col Loomis
Valentime
Sellers D
B. G
Garri- Bon
Nellie G
Bik, m
Mc Keller
D. Ison
Murphy
Irish Lad
Mallaw
King Barlington
Stevens
Nettie Eathen
Brm
McBride
Sois Hal J
Be. G
Arm- Stronk
Escyrrred Uogihs Starbrine
Spenner
Wee
Eee
Petr
Ellen D
McAl-lister
Earl Lane
Fay Richmond
Campbell
Woodcliffe King
Cox
Saecca Eas
Jam Tron
Bro van Burn, Ch
Atta
Christobel
Blk
Woods
Kinneysham
Walker
Lila W
Joe Grattan
Snow
Pyter McCormick
Shuler
Tomes Hom
Mc. Donald
Waster
Spencer
Nata Prime
Wright
Harry J
Trion
Darah. G
Graty
Alta Coast
B. m
Demp Boy
Moong Reasens
Geers
Sir Frank L
Amund- Sen
Reasen
Boots for Trotters Show 208 Styles and Devices
An 19th century Times-Press column notes 208 boot types and 90 hind leg devices used to harness trotting horses. It cites Flora Temple and Grace Hom in historical examples, describing mechanical aids and improvements in the sport, including how removing gadgets once sped a horse to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensel
Flora Temple of
Dexter
Kentucky
Wayside Inn to Enlarge for Rest Purposes
Oscar C. Krause, longtime president of the Ellenville Hotel Company, plans a major expansion of the Wayside Inn in EillenVille. The project merges the hotel with a Rent Sanitarium under a new Physicians' Cooperative Institute, adding a south extension, north wing expansion, a large kitchen, and facilities to serve over two hundred guests with about sixty staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilenville
Bosclal
Oscar C. Krause
ElienVille Hotel Company
Wayside Inn
Biw
Pear
Ellenville Hotel Company
Physicians' Co-operative Institute
Krause
Fair Folks Host Clam Bake at Ulster County Fair
Ulster County Agricultural Society held its annual clambake on the fair grounds in Ellenville. About one hundred guests attended despite heavy rain which moved the event to the main exhibition building. William Young of Benville prepared and served the bake. toastmaster Thomas E. Benedict introduced Rev. W H Moser Rev W L Steiner UL Westlake Coons J J Russell Dr W E Woodeng and H H Terwilliger as speakers while Rosenberger's orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Ulster County Agricultural Society
William Young
Benville
Thomas E. Benedict
W H. Moser
W. L. Steiner
UL Westlake Coons
J. J. Russell
W. E Woodeng
H. H. Terwilliger
Rosenberger
Orchestra Turolsahed
Miss Nina V Sheeley Weds William L Douglas in Ellenville
The wedding of Nina V Sheeley to William L Douglas took place at 1 pm Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs C H Sheeley on Maple Avenue Ellenville. Rev W L Steiner officiated in a ceremony attended only by immediate families. The couple plans a two week wedding trip and will reside on Maple Avenue after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
C. H. Sheeley
Jon Maple Evenue
Nina V. Sheeley
William L. Douglas
W L Steiner
Reformer Church
Douglas
Rose, Douglas Co
Oneonta Normal
Maple Avenue
Miss Martin Becomes Bride of Mr. Rosenberger
Ellenville October 4 special Er nardt Rosenberger and Miss Tillie Martin popular young couple united in marriage at St Marys Church by Rev Father Dougherty early Wednesday morning. They were attended by Miss Colin Rosenberger and Charles Marin brother of the bride. Mr and Mrs Rosenberger left for New York to enjoy their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Ernardt Rosenberger
Tillie Martin
St. Mary's Church
Father Dougherty
Colin Rosenberger
Charles Marin
Obituary of James Cuddy Port Jervis Child Dies Pneumonia
James Cuddy of Port Jervis died at St Luke's Hospital Newburgh from pneumonia aged 3. Born in Pittsburgh son of Patrick and Mary Cuddy he came to this city years ago with parents. Survived by parents three brothers William Edward John of Port Jervis and sister Elizabeth Caddy of Ossining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cuddy
Port Jervis
St Luke's Hospital
Newburgh
Pittsburgh
Patrick
Mary Cuddy
Tod Berg
Newbergh
Artitelal Thinh Company
Harford
St. Mary's Church
Thors
William
Edward
John Caddy
Tort Jervis
Hilzabeth Caddy
Oushire
Local License Question Returns In Warekk Township Vote
The vestents of Warekk township will be called to vote on a license question again in this year. This is the third local election under the present charter. Past votes show saloons and wholesale houses vetted. hotels and taverns were restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warekk
Miss Brown and P. E. Pines Wed in Chester Ceremony
Miss Jennie B Brown daughter of Mrs Anna M Brown married Philip B Pines in Chester on October 1 at 7 30 pm. Rev B Van Dyke officiated at Wes Horton Memorial Church fast Main street ceremony featured Mrs Townsley as bridesmaid and Fred Townsley as best man. The couple will reside in a newly furnished home while Pines runs a Middletown business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Fred Townsley
W. Mainstreet
Jennie B. ‘Brown
Anna ’M. Brown
Philip B. Pines
Chester
B. VanDyke, Wight
Wes Horton Memorial Church
Fast Main Street
Fred Yovmasley
VanGelders Baisinsis School
Lively clash at wage board over railroad pay views
At the railway wage arbitration session in New York, A B Garretson argued that railroad wages should reflect company profits and ability to pay, not workers' share in profits. John G Walker pressed for a sliding scale, while others questioned risks of minimum wage and regional differences. The debate centered on overtime demands and geographic wage disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
A. B. Garretson
John G. Walker
B. &C. Railroad
Garretson
Low
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walker
Wes
Obituary Notes: Perry Parents Return From Cleveland
Dr and Mrs S W Perry returned from Cleveland after attending the death of Mrs Perry mother who died Thursday last. The body was laid to rest in the family plot at Nave rink Coan. Dr Perce was the sole child. Cistle Baboock son of Vincent Babcock died of typhoid fever at Rockford City Hospital with funeral set for Warwick M E Church Saturday at 1 20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Perry
Cleveland
Ohio
City Hospital
Rockford
Warwick M. E
Warwick Advertise
Echoes of the Fire Parades in Goshen Recall
An unclear report from Goshen recounts a chaotic scene during a fire parade. Witnesses describe a tense moment as a participant reportedly collapsed and others reacted with concern and confusion amid hastily spoken remarks.
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Treamyer Howell
Times-Prase
Middletown
Howell
H. M. Howell
Orange County Agricultural Society
Arda
Exhibition Hall No. 1
Orange County
Moan
Jesson
Boards of Hearth
Middleton
Shleh
Fia
Schnalder
Hichter
Mt Wan Ae
Thurmiay
Alhambra
Che Tal
Itu
Bilbo
Oran
Seeecuarstouete
Pfomumb
Weer Rereee
THCOR
Cereeseseeas
Cory
Gate Admin- Bod
Aseerervere Seeeee
Grandstand
National Routing Company
Seeveares
Old Wood
Edward A Brown
Secrvsky
Trogaurer
Jenty M Howell
Counsal—A
HH. I
Seoxer- Veterinarian
Br. J
Port Jervig
W. M. Hallock
Tne
Sloavoonney
Pregnent
Treasrer
Oof Gates
Uckets
Presbyterial Society AT
Otisville
Associated Press
Association
Ame - Soo
Mrs. Chester
Hike's End
Times-Press
Pirben
Annie En
Tia
Tectheds
Miss Sheeley
W. L. Douglas
Miss Martin
MR. Rosenberger
Miss Brown
P.E. Pines
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