Uhlan Sets World Record on Kentucky Track Run
Lexington, Ky October meeting features Uhlan the running mate trotter setting a new world mark of 1 54 for a trotter with a running mate at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Association track. The gelding, owned by Billings and trained by Homburg Belle lineage, wins ovations as the Transylvania event and other heats showcase pacing and trotting stakes with multiple heavy contenders.
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Lexington
Uhlan
Kentucky
Dan’ Patch
Bingen
Blonde
Java
Mr. Billings
Homburg Belle
Transylvania
Newzel
Cheeney
Michigan Queen
I. Om
Walnut Grove
Thomag
Nelly Temple
B. m
Jamison
the Assearor
H. G
Flears
Cinnamon
Ch. S
Osborn
Old Land Mark Dynamited At Cooks Falls
A wooden covered highway bridge at Cooks Falls was blown by dynamite about 3 34 Saturday morning. John J Van Gordon and two sons Wilford and Early face charges of complicity in the arson. A group of youths returning from a social saw a boy hiding on the road and lanterns but did not investigate further. The blast disrupted the Beaverkit bridge and is believed to be linked to work by Choate who had planned the explosion.
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Cooks Falls
Thin Village
John J. van Gordon
Wilford
Early
Dent
Grand Furs
Nominations for Town Officers in Goshen Area
The Republican ticket fields a strong slate for several towns including Goshen and Bloomingburg with candidates for supervisor, town clerk, justices of the peace, assessors, highway commissioners, collectors and constables. Multiple towns such as Mamakating, Crawford, New Windsor and Newburgh list nominees for supervisor, clerk, justice, assessor, highway official and poormaster with varied ballots.
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Goshen
George PF. Gregg
Colaman
Pesce
Wililand
Jessup
W. Coleman
Hiram Hi, Smith
B. N. House
J. C. Coleman
Iam Haghes
Farrell
D. Wood
William 8
Aunsell
Robert Weeple
G. A. Bates
H. C. Tooker
Fred Strack
Mamakating
Bloomingburg
Maimalaling
Charles Godfrey
View
Lea Helms
Wurtsboro
Eguerian-Chanick Cudney
Summitville
Widow Claims Share of Estate in Surrogate Court
In a Surrogate Court proceeding Jennie Decker of Warnick seeks an inventory of the estate of Fred Fo Babcock claiming to be his widow and entitled to exempt property under law. The matter recalls a prior custody and trust arrangement for their son Clarence Babcock.
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Kotmar
Lao
Jennie Derker
Warnick
Fr. Sanford
de Mani
Fred Fo
Babcock
Deorph Decker
Wade
Qin
Clarence Batecock
Mrs Cady Dies at Monticello
Mrs Mary Van Zandt Cady died at her home in Monticello at 5 in the morning after a brief illness of heart trouble. She had been a resident of the town for years, and with her husband Witham Ho Cady, a prominent merchant, lived on a Broadway residence after moving from Roccrest Place. Her death ends a long association with the local community.
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Mary van Zandt
Progressive declines leave Goshen ticket unsettled
Two Progressives, Goshen nominees for collector and overseer of the poor, have declined their nominations. The remaining tickets list Warwick Supervisor Edwin F. Snl and Town Clerk John F. Deming with severalJustices of the Peace and other local offices across Crawford, including collectors, assessors, highway superintendent, and constables, with various named candidates.
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Weetpark
A. H
Goshen
Nathanial
Deerpark
Frank Patterson
Benjamin C. Swartwoaks
Ferdinand A. Tymeson
Charac J. van Juwegen
Harry Ennih
J. C. Cuddebach
Chris. Kiernan
H. ‘3. Cuddeback
Henry Happ
Theodore Weiss
Fir Coldington
Fred Cowley
Charee A. Cage
Howard
Dayton
John T. Larue
Warwick
Edwin F. Snl
John F. Deming
Edgar D. Waterbury
John V. D
Baneadict
Howard P. Jarorain
Lewis Wilcox
Calvin c. Crawford
John W. Hunt
Frank J. Welles
Charlen V. Sanford
Joseph R. Davenport
George Youngman
Christian Pabritge
Grover Garrison
Crawford
John A. Weller
James Bail
A. HR. Atmetrong
N. Highy
C. Wooselin Collitter
A. BD Mattery
Gypsies Try to Coax Boy Away in Hamburg
A Middletown woman wrote to authorities claiming Cerin Hicks led a group trying to lure her son away. She pursued them but weakened and returned. The letter noted attempts to establish a camp on a local land owned by EF Williams and was followed by warrants or orders for action.
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Hamburg
N. J
Middletown
Cerin Hicks
Hin
EF. Willame
Witanis
Surprised Miss Schutt Event Honors Mire Rus supporters
A social at Sh Roesine Thoraiay hosted by Miss Schutt featured a party honoring Mire Rus with several prizes including wine and silk, and small tokens for attendees. Music was provided by Mrs. T. Lond, Miss M. Steener, Miss A. Cohalan, Miss R. McMicha, and Miss Irene Camoo.
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Miss Schutt
Schutt
Sh Roesine
Thoraiay
Joseph Kennedy
Rattle
Mrea Tlond
Stranton
Mina M. Steener
A. Cohalan
R McMiclir
Mise Ireng
New England Supper at First Congregational Church
The Woman's Guild of the First Congregational Church will hold a New England supper on Tuesday evening October 14 starting at six o'clock. Featured are chicken pie and numerous other dishes as part of a community event in town.
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Firs Congregational Church
Wallkill Prohibition Party Holds Unofficial Primary Night
An unofficial Wallkill Prohibition primary met at Ramsdell Business School. Middletown resident William Keeler was elected chairman and Eli Bennett secretary. Nominations listed include Supervisor, Town Clerk Albert Mead, Justice of the Peace William Puff, and several other town offices with multiple candidates named.
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Wallkill
Prohibion Party
Ramsdell Business School
Middletown
William Keeler
Eli Bennett
Denton Farms Land Purchase Approved for Correction Facility
New York City Board of Estimate and Apportionment passed a resolution to buy about 385 acres including the Ryerson and Outlet farms and other parcels for a Department of Correction site. The deal covers land along the Niddletown Geshen state road and near the railroad. Negotiations led by A. V. Roak have continued for months with completion expected soon.
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Board ‘of Estimate and Apportionment of
New York City
Denton
Department of Correction
Ryerson
Ele
Bern Andar Way
A.V. Roak
Mtr Boak
Mannerchor Hall Supper Plans Amid Haasenschutz Feud
The Mannerchor committee at Watts Field plans a November supper at Mannchor Hall. Members including Jammes Pirker have been seen gathering to prepare haasenpfeffer and related dishes, tying the event to choir activities and hunting after the season.
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Boothall
Compan
Watts Field
Hate
Mann Tchor Hall
Jammes Pirker
Mannerchor
Episcopal social service week program outlined
An elaborate social service week planned by the Protestant Episcopal Church joint commission runs October 12 to 16. events include field visits, conferences at Columbia University and a Mass meeting at St John the Divine, plus trips to Ellis Island and Bedford Reformatory for Women.
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Joint Commission
Protestant Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Commission Haa
Encouragius Social Service Agencies
Forest Hills
L. L
Russell Sage Foundation
Pennsylvania
Storr
Anl Hall
Columbia University
Agethree
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
William, Law‘rene
Massachusetts
Franklin D. Spaknby
Utah
Jon
Walter T Sumner
Rabhbens Gardner
Dipetsan Social Service Commissions
Earl Hall
Ellis Island
Commission
Synod Hall
Cathedral Grounds
State Reformatory For Women
Bedford
125Th Street
New York Central
New York
Old Synod Hall
Church Association For the Advancement of the Interests of
Church Mission of Help
Church Temperance Society
City Mission Society
Lawrence
J. H. Melish
W. Fellowes Morgan
Dean Sumner
Floyd Tompkins
Father Huntington
William T.” Monning
Home Run Sparks Crowd Faint at Philadelphia Ballpark
In Philadelphia the Athletics defeated the Giants as Schang hit a decisive home run. A fan, A. J. Rath of 620 East Miller Street, fainted amid the cheering and was revived with help as the crowd surged for air near the scoreboards.
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Phadelphia
Poly Grounds
Athletics
Philadelphia
Schang
A. J. Rath
East Miller Street
Squam
Alarmed Mother Reports Absent 8-Year-Old Son
Mrs Agnes Lewis of St Eastave reports to police that her eight year old son Wilie went missing after playing with friends at 3:15 PM and was not home overnight. Officer Wood traced him to Benton Avenue School where he said he spent the night with a playmate and returned home by noon.
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Agnes Lewis
St Eastave
Wilfie
Fred
Wood
Interexind Baseball Fans At Port Jervis Bulletin
Among local fans at Port Jervis The U jon s baseball bulletin Virajsh Weiss from Beater Brook was spotted studying the scorecard. He noted Philadelphia scoring three runs in the first inning and kept moving on, a typical New Yorker in the crowd while the Times-Press column awaited updates.
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U-jon
Port Jervis
Virajsh Weiss
Beater Brook
Weiss
Dia Acto
Philadelphia
Counsel Flays Sulzer in Dramatic Impeachment Trial
Albany Oct 20 Alton B Parker closed his address with a scathing critique of Governor Sulzer. Former Senator Edgar C Brackett followed, calling Sulzer a Pharisee and urging the court to remove him for perjury and political corruption. Brackett pressed the charges under article four and warned the trial's outcome would shape the state's honor and future.
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Albany
Alton B. Parker
Sulzer
Edgar C. Brackett
William Sulzer
Mr. Brackett
Louis. A. Sarecky
Melville B. Fuller
Frederick L. Colwell
Frawley Committee
Henry Morgenthau
Mr. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Artice
Mark
Duncan W. Peck
Crackett
Peck
William Saltzer
Teck
Trith
Wiliam Sulzer
William Salter
Allan Ryan
Reot
Murphy
Diack
Pharisse
Wory
Stilwell
Stilell
Saul
Gamaliel
Ryan
Brackett
Horse thief nabbed at Pine Bush in Walden chase
Walden October 8 Chief G M Ronk captains a horse thief, Henry Clark, tied to a Gaynor horse stolen near Little Britain. The chase ran through Tuttletown Wallkill to Pine Bush where Clark was found with the horse in Decker's livery. He was jailed in Walden and later arraigned on notes stealing charges.
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Walden
Hores
G. M. Ronk
Chief Ronk
Henry Clark
Virginia
Clark
William Gaynor
Little Brit
Gaynor
Gaynor Place
Geyner
Chief Rank
Tuttletown
Ira Tobias
Tobias
Wallkill
Pine Bush
Decker
Manseed
Glark
Garner
Rank
Plaut
Britain
Justice Giles
Lost Coal Passer From Karachi Is Detained
William Haidoo of Karachi, India, a coal passer on ocean steamers, was brought to police headquarters after being found wandering. He spoke only a few English words and carried a consular paper stating his name could not be found on the Berkenfelt steamer’s employer register. He will likely be sent to New York City today or Saturday.
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William Haidoo
Karachi
India
Imaade
New York
Berkenfelt
New York City
Sturday
Creveling Buys Procas Candy Store in Town
A. Creveling has purchased ML J. Procas confectionery at 13 W Main Street. He will operate both the ice cream and confectionery shops from 148 North Street and 13 W Main Street on a combined, coordinated basis with a full stock of goods already being prepared.
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A. Creveling
Tme
North Street
ML J. Procas
Main Street
Mr. Creveling Wil
Fom
Pet Ag
Emperor plans American Cup entry in Hamburg yacht race
Emperor William intends to enter the American Cup event in Hamburg. The notice notes plans to build a 6 oak Wenge yacht for international competition.
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Hamburg
Germany
Peror William
Oak Wenge
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E. H. Evans
James" Ford
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George F. Card
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Alvan Vanitee
Lewis Belcher
New Windsor
Walter Denniston
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William Eaton
James M. Coleman
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Harry Lare
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Polce
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Charles Clark
James Gardiner
August Yogel
William Gee
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Wm. Wooten, Jr
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William Elsen
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August Ellers
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Clar
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Sanford
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Wwilidni
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William HO Puff
Jarvis W. Milter
J. Allen Ralston
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H. Seyholt
John C. Craas
Fred Digéen
Frank WW. Coddington
Isaac V. Els
John A. Vandermark
William H. Decker
George Sands
Denton Farms
Haasenpfeffer
Counsel Flays
Associated Press
Creveling Buys Procas’ Store
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