Mountain Dale Station Agent George E Wilson Dies
George E Wilson a Mountain Dale station agent died of heart disease at Thrall Hospital Middletown on October 3 aged 50 He was born August 25 1869 in Downnsville Delaware County to Ephriam Wilson and Ann B Young He married Ann E Jennings on November 2 1882 and leaves a son Bronson born May 30 1698 who died September 7 1914 The funeral was at the Mountain Dale Methodist Church with many local friends in attendance
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George E. Wilson
Mountain Dale
George KF
Wilson
Thrall Hospital
Middletown
Doynsville
Delaware County
Ephriam Wilson
Ann B. Young
Ann E. Jennings
Bronson
G. E.wilson
Herman Wilson
W. H. Wilson
Downnville
Chester Wilson
Buffalo
J. C. Lees
Walton
J. W. Helleau
Wellsburg
Downaville
Mountain Dela
Finneral Wen
Mountain Dole
John ‘T Allen
Prank L.lion
James C. Allen
Maury Allen
James Carden
Agnew Garden
Mollie Carden
James J. Carden
Mies Nellie Burns
John Burns
Sturgis Andrews
Grant Osborn
Thon Boyle
Dwight Baxter
Adna Holmen
Arthur Braden
Mra Georgy Ldbolt
Frank Braden
Robert Holmes
Harold Herron
Meyer Levine
Harry Cohen
James Collen
Jacob Billader
Jacob Kantaler
Jacob Goldstein
Louis Finkelstein
Albert Solomon
Jacob Simonton
Joseph Harris
Isidore Smith
Issac Tmosenthal
Nathan Neusslowicz
Irs
Harris Goldstein
George Franklns
Grant Tt. Wilson
Harold Freer
W. T. Cornelius
George Stevenson
John Slater
Gra
Merwin
Ralph Northrup
Waibridge
J. F. Ehitehen
Livingston Manor
Irving Cochran
Warton
Jamra Loos
George Jennings
F. Wilson
Charlcah Tartow
Y. Johnston
Trone Johnston
Sidney
Walter Wilson
Tovina
George Hughson
Preston Cadney
Wurteboro
Aaron Welturt
Cock's Falls
Dr. Ashley Not to Leave the City
Dr Maurice C Ashley superintendent of Middletown State Hospital denies resignation plans and states he intends to remain at the hospital. The reports suggesting he will resign to start a private hospital are unfounded and came from unnamed sources.
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Dr. Ashley
Maurice C. Ashley
Middletown State Hospital
Middletown
Ashley
Trie
Ashley Aur
Clothing sale at Cohen's cloaked in mystery
A fragmentary note describes men’s high grade coats and rainwear offered for cash or credit, with references to wearing cloaks at Cohen's. The text is garbled but suggests a stores sale or promotion with apparel items and unpaid or concealed pricing.
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Mackttawr
Clorken Cohen
Flier Crash Exposes Night Flight Toll in City
Fragmentary report details several air crashes near Mineola and Deposit New York with multiple fatalities. Major Gerald Brandt and his mechanic Sergent W H Nevitt die in a Bluebird crash near Deposit while air attache Capt Lavergne survives a separate crash. Commodore Charlton and other flyers endure hard landings amid cold, difficult terrain and limited landing options. Investigations note engine pressure failures and unsafe landing sites as key factors in several incidents.
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East Lake City
Huens Vista
Crisney
Virgil ‘Thomas
Criasey
Depault
N.Y
Gerald Brandt
W. H. Nevitt
M. F. Dyer
Ginghamton
Col. Brandt
Hig
Charlton
Washington
Ie Lavergne
Bett Telighter
Minsola
Wefety
Catakil
Rochester
Tiorlaken
Commodore Chariton
Trattl
de Tavergne
Thryt
Yh Glah
Ameoriqua Pilota
France
Hah
Blag‘homton
Cannadies
Gloh
Lackawanna
Elo
New York
Tilnghamton
Erie
Nera
Inqulves
Pennsylvania
Bock
Alent
Wille R R. Taylor
Nicholson
C. McDonald
Ian de
Mineola
Plymouth
Myster
Mim
Fin Wore
Pinghamton
Howell Is Given Verdict in Cattle Trial Continued
The lengthy trial at Albany featured Mr Haker and a pack of witnesses detailing cattle dealings tied to a 3 600 AC Tenat and payments to Mr Howell. Evidence touched on tuberculous cows, stock purchases, and a claim for refunds as the case expanded through amendments and testimony before the court adjourned.
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John Hart
Middletown
Howell
State Hospital
Alice
Stuart
Taylor
Halstead
Cass
Athara
Albany
Moker Wit
Civil Enginanr
New York
Ewan
Mowell
Ad Inn
Bonell
Baker
Davies
Firemen House Tour Ends With City Archive Registration
A tour of firehouses and clubs by city officials drew praise for the displays and old engines. The group visited Phoenix and Gutaro stations, noting historic engines and wall photographs. Aldermen and officials registered their names for the city archive before returning to City Hall. Tonight a three parish dance is planned at Maronite Temple with local organizers in charge. State officials also announced an auction of state oil supplies and equipment.
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Mons
Phoenix
Onginal
Fromen
Amd
Holly
Truck House
J. H. Wilson
Twinkle
Joe
Gutarto
Margino
Wakil Wugine Company
Motor Anprratun
Ant
Emember
Thorn
Mrajor Rosalyn M. Cox
Chioé Clarley Highan
Thomas J
Mahon
Dasfel
Vail
George UW. Stanton
John J. Cox
Willams W. Wuandil
George S Amey
H. Beerett Holly
Grange W. Cole
Lawin C. Wood
Ira van Fleet
Ore
Ahane
Quohia
Templ
Thomas F. Mahon
Francs O Bogle
Thomann Doran
Lan Lawire
Roland Mollari
Tin Chan
Pine Bush dairy plant to handle A milk
At a Pine Bush border meeting the Pine Bush branch of the Dairy men’s league decided to convert the Borden factory plant at this place to an A grade operation. The league will accept applications for an operative, preferably a young bacteriologist, as the Hor den company leaves staffing to the league. The Home Department of the New Prospect Church will meet next Monday evening. A chicken pie supper in K of P Hall Tuesday evening by the New Prospect Reformed Church Ladies’ Aid raised about $100. Additional sales by M E Church ladies set for Saturday at M Osborne’s pharmacy at 2 o’clock. Mr and Mrs Mintram and Elwood of Middletown visited. Mrs Agusta Wilson of Flushing returned home after guests.
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Pine Bush
Dairy‘ Men's League
Grange Hall
Borden
Horden Company
Home
New Prospect Church
P. Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
New Prospect Reformed Church
C. Rogers Smith
Garry C. Omden
Jane D. Mille
John’ Bright
Iittle Son
Middletown
Aittle
M. BE
Osborne
F. BR. Mintram and Son
Elwood
Charles Terwilliger
Agusta B. Wilson
Flushing
L.L
W. P. Preble
Fruitatives Health Claim Adverts From Ogdensburg
Walter VJ Marriott, in his fifties, praises Fruitatives Fresh Liver Tablets for ending long sickness and liver and kidney troubles. The testimonial notes prices of a box six for three dollars and a trial option, with distribution through Fruitatives Limited in Ogdensburg New York.
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Avs
Orraws
Walter VJ. Marriott
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Chester Area Postings and Local Notes Across Town
Local visitors to Newburgh cousins Mrs James Benjamin and Mrs George Benjamin. Miss Harriet Taylor spoke on work abroad at Presbyterian Church. Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs Jaynes. Dr Alonzo Hunter back briefly. Ralph Stage funeral at Florida cemetery. Chester Presbyterians to host chicken pie supper October 26. Mapes move to 62 Murray Avenue Goshen for winter. Adam Jess dance drew about 100 couples at High School auditorium. George Rumsey sold Holbert farm at Lake Station to Harriet Wright for 3500 dollars. Concrete sidewalk project on Railroad Avenue underway. Engineer Pelton from Warwick assisted road work. Harry Moyers took a New York position. Henry Durland to winter in Chester with Ednexll Graham. Chamberlains to spend winter in Newport News. Kinney and Miss Briggs in Newton for soldiers’ celebration. Henry Too farm residence nearing completion. Charles Lewis back from Tuxedo Park with crutches. J Alfred Parkin visiting. Elizabeth Masterson to spend two weeks in New York City. Bruce Mapes family enjoying health and planning visits to Orange County relatives. Fred Schelenburg moved his cleaners to Main Street flat. Leo Oettinger sold to Brook Farm at Chester. Blanch Harvester yearling filly noted with lineage details.
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Bell Hall
James Benjamin
George Benjamin
Daugher
Newburgh
W. H. Murray
Harriet Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Missionary Society
Jaynes
Alonzo Hunter
Ralph Stage
Florida Cemetery
E C., Mason
Chester
The
George
Mapes
Mina
Grace Mapes
Murray Avenue
Goshen
Adam Jess
Auritorium
Rumsey Han
Hol*bert
Lake Station
Mrrs
Harriet Wright
D. W. Miller
Railroad Avenue
Pelton
Warwick
Harry Moyers
New York
Henry Durland
Ednexll Graham
Joseph Chamberlain
Newport News
Elizabeth
New York City
Chamberlain
George W. Kinney
George Briggs
Newton
N.J
Sussex County
Baturdas
Des
Henry Too
Charles Lewis
Tuxedo Park
Cratches
J. Alfred Parkin
Long Island
Brand Parkin
Elizabeth Masterson
Bruce Mapes
Cagep Vincent
Jefferson County
Mapte
Orange County
Fred Schelenburg
Main Street
Leo Oettinger
Brook Farm
Hampton Farms Men Recaptured
Alfred Martin and Thomas Caruso, both serving 15 months for robbery and grand larceny respectively, escaped at 10:30 am Tuesday from Hampton Farms. A general alarm was issued and guards searched the area overnight until Chief G. O. Bush of Tuxedo apprehended them. they were returned to the farm by Wednesday afternoon.
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Alfred Martin
New Hampton Farms
Thomas Caruso
Tueaday
Offcer Lewis H. Decker
G. O. Bush
Five Cent Loaf Is Gone Forever
Syracuse report on State bakers convention states the five cent loaf and the ten cent cake have disappeared per 260 master bakers. About 150 come from Greater New York and they control over two million loaves daily plus pantry quantities.
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Syracuse
Oct
New York
Tax Hearings Schedule Planned Across Eight Communities
Albany reports State Senator Fred ovick M Davenport, chairman of the tax committee, arranging tax hearings late in November and early December. The committee will visit about eight communities to meet with city representatives and study tax legislation.
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Albany
Fred.’ Ovick M. Davenport
State Legislative Tax Committee
Ameriea
Fhetta Oct 16 Meeting At Wheel Residence Listing Attendees
A fragment recounts an October sixteenth gathering at Charles C Wells home in Ton with attendees including Mr Gistenee, Mine Margaret Gremand, EG, Croaty Meren, Kate L Moves, Al fred Albers and Joan Nobba. The piece notes a Yeah Meadance and social moments as participants described their time together.
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Fhetta
Letlack
Mr Gistenee
Margaret Gremand
Croaty Meren
Kate L. Moves
Alfred Albers
Joan Nobbach
Twomey
Charles C. Wheelst
Rimaci Az
Westbrookville Event Recap and Farm Purchase Report
Westbrookville hosts a weekend gathering as Mrs Frank Nicholson and family visit relatives in Port Jere, while others travel from New Brunswick and Detroit to visit relatives and attend local events. A large group attends visits, returns from Elmira, and a public sale is announced for Supray’s schedule. A farm and dairy operation changes hands in Florida as George Nienere purchases A A Vardenerk turnkey farm with 100 head capacity and milking facilities.
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Westbrookville
Frank Nicholson
Letitie
Leona
Ralph
Port Jere
Albert Pierce
George Kuba
George Kub I
Robert
New Brunswick
S.J
Sher
Dar Frith
John Fuller
Detroi
Mich
Irene Gillett
Elmira
Frank Racine
Summitville
Prospect
Hill
Fietida
Groree Nienere
Vardenerk
Pastor and daughter pray daily in the Virginia Hills
In Ivy Depot Virginia a rector Rev Frederick W Nove kneels each noon with his four year old daughter at St Pauls Episcopal Church to pray for missions and the churchs world wide campaign. The child joins him daily except on rains, blessing the people and empowering his work in the Virginia mountains and beyond. The story of their daily service has spread to churches across the Episcopal Nation-Wide Campaign
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Mission Church
Virginia
The
Christian Herald
Frederick W. Nove
St., Paul's Episcopal Church
Ivy Depot
Episcopal Church
Ace
Little Mountain Church
Virgina Mountains
Lttle Mountain
Conference Held On Hat Strike
Beacon reports a Tuesday afternoon meeting between sulking hatters and employers to resolve ongoing labor tensions. Ralph Tompkins of Dutchess Sand Tironda Hat Companies chaired a five man five woman employee committee. State Mediator McManus attended to aid settlement. William Carroll Hat Company plant reopened with workers who refused strike returning. picket lines remain and no new hires.
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Beacon
Ralph Tompkins
Dutchess Sand Tironda
McManus
William Carroll’ Hat Company
Death of E E Wheeler in Atlantic City 1918
Edser E Wheeler died October 7 1918 in Atlantic City New Jersey at age 68 He was brother of Commander A E Wheeler of Lyon Post His body was brought Thursday to Craigville for the funeral service and burial
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E. E. Wheeler
Edser E Wheeler
Atlantic City
N. J
A. E. Wheeler
Lyon
Craigville
Court of Appeals Dismisses Cohen Admx Appeal
Albany court dismisses motion to dismiss appeal in the Cohen as Admx case with costs awarded and $10 costs of motion. The decision comes from the Court of Appeals at Albany on Thursday.
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Court of Appeals At Albany
Thesday
Cohen
Admx
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