Cupid's Active Month Brings Several Local Weddings
A string of quiet marriages unfolds in this city as Olive Decker weds William H. Macinnis at the Decker home. Lillian Avery ties with Clarence Davis in Ridgebury. Emma Johnson weds Thomas Girard at 62 Linden Avenue. Florence White and Abel Miller wed at the bride's home. Margaret Staples and Theodore Reed wed at 46 Woodlawn Avenue. Edgar Crawford Bloxham and Maude Boucher marry with witnesses Leslie York and Harold Ma.
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Allard
H. V. Ellsworth Company
Railroad Avenue
Girard
Monroe Cheese Cmpany
Monroe
T. R. Wallace
St. Paul's
Milfer—White
Florence
Ellen
Father White
Mrs. Miller
Reed—Staples
Margaret Staples
Theodore Reed
Theron Brittain
Woodlawn Avenue
Reed
Wallkill Transit Company
Bloxham—Boucher
Edgar Crawford Blorham
Maude Belle Boucher
T. K. Wallace
Leslie York
Harold Ma
Funeral of Mrs Harford Held at 2 30 At Home
Funeral services for Mrs WW Harford were conducted at 2 30 this afternoon at her residence 109 Academy Avenue with Rev Domham of Christ Universalist Church officiating. A large gathering of relatives attended and many floral offerings were received. Interment followed in Walkill Cemetery Phoepsburgh with pallbearers from the Charles Hisham Dram Corps including MM Sxeezy L G Ellenberger Hd Lanafield Swinton Ludizm Harry Haines and A D Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masford
WW. Harford
Academy Avenue
Domham
Christ Universalist Church
Harford
Walkill
Phoepsburgh
Moris couple to travel to New York and Washington
Mr and Mrs W H Moris of 22 Grove street depart for New York this morning then take the Old Dominion line to 618 Point Comfort and Washington DC en route to Kereer Virginia to visit their daughter Mrs Joseph Patchett for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. . H. Moris
Grove Street
New York
Old Dominion Lane
Point Comfort
Washington, D. C
Kereer
Joseph ©. Patchett
Killings Probe Ties to 16 Victims in Chicago Case
Chicago police open inquiry into the crim career of Henry Spencer who confessed to sixteen murders. After fourteen hours of questioning he admitted to four additional killings. One victim was Nellie, Helen Gould's maid, whom he said he killed with a hammer at Fort Montgomery after taking her from New York with $800.
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Chicago
Henry Spencer
Spencer
Nellie
Helen Gould
New York
Hudson River
Went Point
Fort Montgomery
Billy Brush Showered With Watering Pots in Coldenham Hijinks
William F. Brush, veteran Newburgh auctioneer, was showered with watering pots when his Cadillac passed a road closure in Coldenham during highway repairs. He smashed a pot and handed his card to the engineer, defending his role in improving the old Cochecton turnpike into a trunk road shortening the trip to Binghamton by about twenty miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
William F. Brugh
Newburgh
Coldenham
Brush
Bily
Cochecten Turnpike
Binghamton
W C Wood Dies in Hoboken After Illness
William G Wood longtime master mechanic for the O and W shops in this city died of Brights disease at his Hoboken home after a two month illness. He was a member of Hoffman Lodge No 612 F and A M and is survived by his wife, sister of Mrs James F Moore. The Moores left Monday for Hoboken to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Wood
Hoboken
N. J
Bright
Mr_"Wood
Hoffman Lodge
A. M
Brown & Bailey Buy Eighteen Dairies in Amity Region
About eighteen farmers in the Amity area switch from Borden's creamery to Brown & Bailey at Glenwood. They milk about 150 cans daily and benefit from higher prices and delegated milk cartage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Bailey
Amity
Borden's
Brown & Baily
Glenwood
Supreme Court Opens October Term at Goshen
The October term opened at Goshen with Judge Tompkins presiding at 10 30. Five cases were ready for trial including Ballantine and Long v Corbett. Egan moved to dismiss action as Ballantine Sons is a foreign corporation not authorized in New York. A juror was withdrawn and a term fee of 10 was paid to the defending lawyer. Grand jury met with 20 jurors. J M Barnes of Woodbury chosen foreman. Johnson v Mackson Hill dismissed for lack of proof. Lebowitz administrator v D W R R set for trial with jury drawn at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Goshen
Tompkins Pressauy
P. Ballantine and
Long
James E. Corbett
H. B. Fullerton
R. A. Egan
Egan
P. Ballantine & Sons
New York State
Mr. Fullerton
J. M. Barnes
Woodbury
Tompkins
E. J. Johnson
Max
Son & Hill
Jack Lebowitz
Morris Lebowitz
Democrats in Caucus at Monticello
The Democratic town caucus met at the Monticello town hall on Saturday evening and nominated candidates for November. Supervisors A Blake Stratton. Town Highway Superintendent George N Hembolt. Town Clerk Lockwood P Hultslander. Collector Calvin Dowers. Overseer of the Poor David W Frazer. Assessors Winfield Hilliard John Murrin W Hilliard Mitchell. Constables Thomas Walsh Edward Dollard William Morse Herbert Britt Lee Gray. Inspectors District No 1 Percy Bowers Daniel Coddington District No 2 Thomas BE Lane John V Taylor District No 3 David Morse Geo W Kain District No 4 S Ennis William Hilliard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
A. Blake Stratton
George N. Hembolt
Lockwood P. Hultslander
Calvin Dowers
David W. Frazer
Winfield Hilliard
John Murrin
W. J. Mitchell
Thomas Walsh
Edward Dollard
William Morse
Herbert Britt
Lee Gray
Percy Bowers
Daniel Coddington
Thomas BE
Lane
John V. Taylor
David Morse
Geo. W. Kain
S. $. Ennis
William Hilliard
Editor Tares a Motor Trip
William Leib editor of the Jeffere sonville Record visited the Times Press editorial rooms with his wife and daughter from Winsted after a motor trip home from Sloatsburg where they spent the weekend. J R Martin grocer sold his business at 293 North Street to William Rast of 3% Prince Street with possession October 6 and also sold his automobile with the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leib
Jefferesonville Record
Times- Press
Leib
Winsted
Sloatsourg
J. R. Martin
North Street
Wiliam R Rast
Prince Street
Mr. Martin
World Series schedule and eligible players listed
The document outlines the World Series schedule with game dates and venues from October 7 to October 14 and lists eligible players for both the National and American Leagues. It notes that the first team to win four games clinches the championship and mentions seating prices for Polo Grounds and Philadelphia venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bameneneeeee
Polo Croemds
Phildelphia
Vesvesss
Polo Grounds
Philadellain
Philadelphia
Thesday
Polo
Klem
Cnanvily
Reon
Geal the Ag
National Commission
Palo Grounds
Puiladeipina
L. W. Geer Found Dead in a Chair
Larkin W. Geer aged 59 died suddenly at 68 Cottage street Saturday evening from heart disease. He had been treated for months by Dr. J. B. Leeman and was pronounced dead by Coroner James H. Harding. He is survived by son Burton C. Geer and two brothers, with his wife Adelaide Talmadge noted among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin W. Geer
W. D. Steele
Cottage Street
J. B. Leeman
Ah. Geer
James H. Harding
W. T. Cornelius
Mr. Geer
Ony
Burton C. Geer
Delaware County
Adelaide Talmadge
Wayne County
Pennsylvania
Willam Kellam
Long Eddy
Sullivan County
Long Snddy
Bertram P. Geer
Sidney D. Geer
L. R Wallace
Charles Geer
Hancock
Twenty Convicts Escape in Texas Bankers? Gritting Prison Break
Twenty long term convicts cut an iron bar to escape from a Texas prison at dawn. Sixty short termers stayed inside. Police and sheriff’s posses pursue the escapees as captures are expected. A lookout alerted a keeper after the break, giving the fugitives a half hour start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Police Force Dance for Pension Fund at Linden Hall
The city police force plans its first annual dance to raise funds for the Police Pension Fund created by the Common Council. The event is at Linden Hall on Wednesday evening November 19 with Minter Williams orchestra providing music. committee chair Oliver Fred B. Wool and officers Jon J. Gitr William H. Faulkner and Frank Benton lead the organizing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Pension Fund
Conmon Council
Linden Hall
Mon 'Tillaums
Ofiver
Fred B. Wool
Jon J. Gitr
William H. Faulkner
Frank Benton
Thaw Rights Questioned by State Department
The solicitor general and the state department indicate Thaw’s rights as an American citizen were not violated when he crossed into Canada. The report notes no violation by U S authorities in the border incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
Associated Press
Washington
Solcitor Folk
State Department
Mali
Canada
Southwest Storm Heads Toward Southwest, Forecast Units
An forecast from the Weather Bureau predicts a storm moving northeastward toward the Southwest and Great Central valleys. The system is expected to affect the eastern states by Tuesday with rain and cooler temperatures, while West of the Roch region may see increasing seas and rain later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrahinston
Great Central Valleys
Mendas
Easrn
Weiner
Celebration of 88th Birthday and Serious Illness Report
Mrs Delish Saveenried celebrated her 88th birthday with family at 255 Promederence on Getstns 4. Her misactive Mire eorse Simysig assisted. Franklin M. Eecen, at No 7 Great Street, is very ill and confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin M. Eecen
Great Street
Woman Scarred In Carriage Horse Accident
Bloomingburgh October special report says Mrs Walter Robbins was injured when a carriage horse kicked or struck her in the face as she led the animal to grass. She suffered facial fractures including cheekbone and jaw, a dropped roof of the mouth, nasal and oral bleeding, and facial scarring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburgh
Walter Robbins
Robbins
Bull
Beakes
Times-Press Bulletin Promises Giants Americans World Series Details
The Times-Press will publish full world series details from the Polo Grounds New York to Philadelphia Americans. Immediate field updates will be posted on a new board for fans. Local wagers have appeared including a $200 series bet and various side bets. Jack Lawler will operate his score board at the Alhambra Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Philadelphia Americans
Polo Grounds
New York
Times-Press
Ringy Street
Jack Lawler
Alhambra Theatre
Engine Hits Auto With 8 Persons Near Bainbridge
A Boston express train struck a auto party of eight at Bainbridge near Norwich on Oct 6 at 11 AM. John Wiles six years old was killed. the remaining seven injured, believed fatally. The party included Mr and Mrs Gus Wiles Coventry and their two children, and Mr and Mrs George Goodenough Aston and their two children. Injured were taken to Memorial Hospital at Queneta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Boston Express
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Anautomeniie
Bainbridge
Here
Gus Wiles
Coventry
George Goodenough
Aston
John
Wileys
Memorial Hospital
Queenta
Pony is a Pony Not a Horse in Freight Charge Case
George Crowley of 790 Fiverride Drive filed with the New York State Public Service Commission over a shipment from Hooson to Utica. He contends the carrier charged freight for a pony as if it were a horse, arguing a pony bears the same relation to a horse as a cow to a horse. The exchange centers on whether a pony should incur higher freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ict SA
Yrang
Crownse
Fish Trip Returns with Bountiful Catch at Toorie Lake
A group including Weeley Docker Joseph Clark and Tayward-Codipsima of the city and Paw Thorn of New York departed for Toorie Lake on Saturday. They returned Sunday with an excellent haul of fish and reported a successful outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeley Docker
Joseph Clark
Tayward-Codipsima
Paw Thorn
New York
Toorie Lake
Sullivan Com
Jan Excellant Wip
Missing 15YearOld Leo Northrup Sought At Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie on October 4 a wide search is under way for Leo Northrup 15 son of former Assemblyman Fred Northrup of 222 Mansion Street who vanished after telling his mother he would go to the fair. Sheriff Hornbeck and deputies scoured the city andgrounds while police question acquaintances and warn against child abduction.
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Poughkeepsie
Leo Northrup
Fred Northrup
Mansion Street
Albany
Sheriif Hornbeck
Poughkeepsie High School
Sherff
Mr. Northrup
Northrup
Mort
Exhibition Grounds
Ghams
McCabe
McLaughlin
Ackerman
Daviz
Fakir
Jim
Northrop
Identified Body of Brother of Tractators Conrines
The brothers of Thomas Conrines identified his body aboard a brig while near Cambridge Hall on Monday. He had come to the city last Saturday, left with a book for New York that evening, and funeral rites were held today. The brothers said he had left his home in Brooklyn weeks ago, and pain tickets were found on the body indicating his first date was February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Conrines
Ahe
Brig
Jersey
Camjbelli
New York
Was
Torer
Brorklin
Deine
Convention Shakeup At New York Poles Association
Dr McCoach left Sur Tay feng for Rothester to attend the annual convention of the New York State Association of Poles, while Commissioner John T Deenan acts as chief during the absence. Officers Frank H Baston and FreA Bo Wood are mentioned in desk duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie
McCoach
Sur Tay Feng
Rothester
New York State
T Deenan
Acune
Prence
Frea Bo Wood
Frank H. Baston
Covered Bridge Blown at Cooks Falls in Delaware County
A long covered bridge over Beaverkill at Cooks Falls was damaged by more than fifty pounds of explosives on Saturday night into Sunday morning. Sheriff Farrell and Deputy Ogden arrested J. T. VanGorden and his sons Earl and Wilfred after bloodhounds traced the scent. The VanGordens were previously convicted of wrecking an O. and W. train at Rochland on October 9, 1905, via evidence from Grant R. Wilson, chief of O. and W. special officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverkill River
Cooks Falls
Delaware County
Farrell
Ogden
J.T. VanGorden
Earl
Wilfred
Wilfred VanCorden
Rochland
Grant R. Wilson
O. and W
Wight Delivers Revelations Paper at Middletown Ministers Meet
The October gathering of the Ministers Association of Middletown and vicinity met in Thrall Library at dawn. Rev E Van Dyke Wight presented a carefully prepared paper on the Book of Revelations applying its lessons to current times. Rev Williams of Athens Pa, visiting for a gospel campaign in Goshen, enlivened the session with incidents from his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Association of
Middletown and Vicinity
Thrall Library
Wa. m
Mr. Butts
Brother Williams
First Presbyterian Church
Kemp Lands in Jail for Twenty Days
Southampton October 6 American poet Hary Kemp, known for eccentricities, was sentenced to twenty days at hard labor as a stowaway. Before boarding a buzzer at New York last week he told reporters he planned to stowaway again if the hour came to identify himself and seek work aboard the Alichen or with the stokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Enc
Hary Kemp
New York
Kemp
SAW GOLF MATCH ON BOSTON LINKS
Dr and Mrs J W Wervester attended a golf match on the Boston links after three weeks away. They observed Nea Ersien¢ Ther Supesered the championship and witnessed the defeat of Vernon and Far. C H Kirby and family moved to Stroudshare today and met a Cobbard family of News Niver, spending the day visiting local points of interest.
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J W Wervester
Bluity
Sunger
Boston
Aboh
Uimet
Vernon
Far
C H. Kirby
Stroudshare
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Merkle
Bender
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Oumba
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Heuck
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Jy Lavan
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Datis
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P. Oring
Wrcket
P. Streak
UN Thomas
D. Warphy
Ug Chang
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Lapp Daier
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L. W. Geer
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DR. Wight
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