Rosicrucian notes on New York society and Temptation
The Rosicrucian column surveys New York life noting Pulitzer family changes and social shifts, Hearst real estate moves, and theater stars like John Drew Sothern Marlowe Robertson and the Schuberts. It contrasts temptation in finance, cites Sulzer and Sing Sing, and praises the Seventh Regiment for defending the Treasury and public order.
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New York
University of Oklahoma
Pulitzer
Hearst
New Yorker
Century Opera Weekly
Century Opera Company
John Drew
Sothern
Julia Marlows
Forbes
Robertaone
David Warfield
Benedict
Rothern
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Forbes Robertson
Robertson
Miss Marlowe
Schuberts
Thompson Ridge Assignment Prompts Local Attendance
A fragmented notice dated October 10 calls residents to a meeting at Searsville Grange No 1005. The text mentions Tem plation and a program titled The Devil Forsakes Him, with an event scheduled for Friday evening and a request for presence by members.
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Aleo Ike
Sulzer
Thompson Ridge
Searsville Grance
Denton Church Meeting Notes and Farm Accident Report
In Denton on October 10 a senior farmer Mr. McArthur and two Polish workers were seriously injured when frightened horses bolted from a wagon near Middletown. The horses escaped to Denton and were caught by Samuel Creeden. The Denton church annual meeting reported steady membership with no gains, noted deaths and dismissals, and adopted a rotary eldership. C. G. Seward Webster Hock and J. Stage were elected to three, two, and one year terms respectively. No Sunday school or services were held October 12 due to the pastor's absence.
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Denton
McArthur
James Ralston
Middletown
Samuel Creeden
Herman Schly
Oushiie
New Hampton
Athletics Edge Giants In Drive To World Series Decider
The World Series stands 3 to 2 in favor of the Athletics as the seventh game looms after a 9 inning Philadelphia win. Mathewson for the Giants opposes Plank for the Athletics while disagreements over pitching choices flare in the bullpen.
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WL Pet
Pet
Athletics
Gisbte
Tuesder St
Polo Grounds
Giants
Bender
Schang
Marquard Crandall
Tesreau
Meyers
Shire Park
Philadelphia
Mathewson
McLean
Wilson
Plank
Lapp
Athletica
Bush
Tesreaz
Crandall
Suite Park
Demaree
Marquard
McGrax
Plank Probebists
Meh Shanker
Brown
A K Dewey Succumbs After Long Illness
Alexander Ketcham Dewey a respected Middletown business leader died at his son in law Frank Boakew’s home at 12 Courtland Place after a seven year illness and a stroke. Born 1852 in Bridgeville he built a grocery career in Monticello and Middletown and retired five years ago. He leaves Edith A. Dewey two daughters and a sister and held roles in Wallkill Conclave No 691 and various local associations. Funeral services at his home will be private Monday with interment in Hillside Cemetery.
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Alexander Ketcham Dewasy
Frank H. Boakew
Courtland Place
Dewey
Mr. Dewey
Bridgeville
Bunivan County
Chatiea A
Adelina Dewey
Monticello
Edith A. O'Neill
Mira
James O'Neill
Thompsonville
Mr.Dewey
New York City
Mundy
William W. Woodward
Frank H. Beakes
3. F. Wood
Waverly
N. Y
Wallkill
Grave Episcopal Church
Hillside Cemetery
Train Victim Born in Lumberland Dies in Crash
Allan Sheare a 47 year old engineer on a Delaware division train was killed when his engine collided with a Jefferson division freight near Susquehanna Pennsylvania. The crash blocked four yard tracks but did not halt main traffic. Sheare a native of Lumberland New York resided in Carbondale and left four brothers. An initial cause cited is a switch failure.
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Waterloo
Chateau Houguement
Napoleon
Burke
Edmund Burke
New York
Susquehanns
Allan Sheare
Delaware Division
Kraft
Jefferson Division
Susquehanna
Sheate
Sheare
Barnes Memorial Hospital
Lumberland
Sullivan County
Pond Eddy
Coonrod Sheare
Ufe
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Parkers Grey
Erie Railroad
Jefferson
Carbondale
Cardondale
Erie
Charles C. Sheare
Ellis Sheare
Port Jervia
Peter Sheare
Daniel Sheare
Middletown State Hospital nurses graduate class of 1913
The Training School for Nurses graduation ceremony was held in Amusement Hall on Friday October 10 with Dr. Maurice C. Ashley and the Board of Managers in attendance. William H. Rogers delivered the principal address and Dr. Robert C. Woodman awarded diplomas to twenty graduates led by Alfonso D. L. Alvarez and Jennie Black Rose Bragg Brooks among others. Mary L. Manning administered the nurses oath as the class celebrated with a reception, supper, and musical selections by Berg's orchestra.
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Middletown
Rogers
Ashley
Board of Managere
Middletown State Hospital
Doctor Ashley
Dore
London
Mary L. Manning
Robert C. Woodman
Alfonso DL. Alvarez
Jennie Black Rose Bragg Brooks
Angeline Brown
Helen Anna Carrol
Alice Diamond
Maude Fero
Myra Fish
Lillian King Hunter
Isabella M. Lynch
Ella Louise McDougall
Theresa M. Mailey
Josephine M. H. Mathews
Emma Mower
Jennie M. Mulholland
Laura Agnes Mullen
Jennie E. Oldfield
Reuben Oldfield
Kathleen Quinn Reddy
Owen Reddy
H Viola Staley
Eleanore Hassiock Welmann
Berg
Mrs Manting
Pierence MeecDonzid
Rachel Bodine
Catherine Scully
Ruth Cropeey
Eylen McCarthy
Ervin Anthony
MacDonald
Olivers’ Hall
Tbe
Rose Brooks
Reuben Oifiers
Elizabeth McGrath
Mary Fineran
Rena Mifang
Winter Robinson
Twentiie Gren
Diploma Presentation and Graduates Reception Highlighted
The event featured diploma presentations by Dr Atheni as graduates received their degrees. A supper followed with dancing from nine to twelve. Punch and cake were served during the evening's festivities in a formal reception setting.
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MAG Cori
Oreste
Athenias
Athenia Club hosts Ninth Federation gathering
The Athenia Club of Washingtonville hosted the Ninth Federation at Moffatt Library with a noon luncheon and a 2 PM program at the Presbyterian Church. Speakers included Mrs. James Burnett and Dr. Mary Grace Day, with musical numbers by Miss Linda Straw and May Riley Smith.
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Athenia Club
Washingtonville
Federation
Hart Gardens
Walen
Presbyterian Church
Walter J. Comley
Port Chester
N. Y
Alvin Ross Pennell
James 5. Burnett
Scetinda Eigen
Linda P. Straw
Frank J. @uler
New York State Fedération
N Miss Straw
Plano
Mary Grace Day
Moral Sanitation Committee
New York State
Noble Army of Women
May Riley Smith
New York State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Y P S C E Convention October 14 at Goshen
Eighteenth annual convention of the Young People's Societies of Christian Endeavor will meet at the Goshen Presbyterian Church on Tuesday. Delegates welcomed by Mrs. L. Wilcox with a luncheon at noon and a supper for attendees. Three sessions at 10 45 am 1:30 pm and 7 45 pm feature Rev Willard Conger Rev Seyme Puray Rev Forest Hunter and Rev A J Muste with musical selections and reports. Officers listed include Charles A Crist presiding and John Lift vice president.
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Goshen
Wma
Orange County Union
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Tuesdey
Goshen Society
L. Wilcox
Jacob Roosa, Jr
Mra
Z. L. Wilcox
Charlea A. Crist
Coun
Willard Conger
Port Jervis
A. G. Toller
N.Y
M. Seymew Puray
Newburgh
N. Y
Forest P. Hunter
Middletown
Goshan
Arthur Decker
Bernard Clausen
State C. E
Christian In Action
A. J. Muste
New York City
Mala Quartette
Francise
Walter Sturr
Florida
John W. Post
Ethel Wilcox
Ruth Laing
Olisville
CounclomRey
Joseph R. Sizao
Walden
Nicholas Fowler Dies in Walden After Long Life of Service
Nicholas Jansen Fowler of Walden died at 6 p.m. at his Ulster avenue home after a long life in business and public service. Born May 9, 1848 in Montgomery, he built a hardware firm in Walden, helped organize local banks and electric power, and served as treasurer of the Wallkill Valley Farmers Association. Survived by wife Elizabeth Mills and three sons Anson J, C. Fred, and Joseph M. Foxles, with services set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday at his home conducted by Rev. J. R. Sizoo. Burial in Walkill Walier Cemetery.
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Newburgh
Walden
Shea
Fowler
Walden National Bank
Walden Saving Bank
Wallil Valley Electric Light & Power Co
Wallkill Valley Farmers’ Association
Wallkill Lodge
Waiden
Newbarth
C. Fred Fowler
Woodbury Republicans Nominate Local Officials
The Republicans of Woodbury held a township primary at Town Hall, listing candidates for town offices including Supervisor Melard Sallvink, Assessors Charles B. Jones, Wilton and Barles Fond, Superintendent of Schools John Gotchins, Overseer of the Poor Charles Lent, and Collector Milla F. Earl.
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Woodbury
Hishicad Mills
Melard Sallvink
Charles BE. Jones Willars
Wiron
Barles
Hishrsys
John Gotchins
Mard
N. Tasin
Pendleton
Charles
Milla F. Earl
Surprise 15th Wedding Anniversary at Fair Avenue Home
A large gathering of relatives and friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Cisrk at their Fair Avenue and Main Street home for their 15th wedding anniversary. Guests presented a silver and cut glass gift amid festive observances.
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Mra
Fair Avenue
Fridas
Tourist Club Opens Twenty Sixth Year With Veranda Meeting
The Tourist Club celebrated its 26th year with a Friday gathering at Mrs. Maurece C. Ashley’s home. Members enjoyed an outdoor thimble party on the veranda with autumn views and quotes on the season’s study theme Our Country. Refreshments followed as members renewed purpose for the year.
Local Democratic Party Officials Listed in Obscure Slate
A fragmented roll highlights numerous party positions and roles such as Supervisor Robert H. Clark and Town Clerk George H. Elston, with assorted names for justice of the peace assessor collector highway supervisor and inspectors. The document asserts no connection to a cited case and notes a federation of women’s clubs denying involvement.
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Robert H. Clark
George H. Elston
George N. Golije Inma M. Poller
George H. Sabaltz
Semjaini
Anderton Emmet Remey
Chatips
EB Lott
Osenecer
Foer
Willam A Ruta
Nien H. Clack
Allen MW
Weirters Roenemindsi
Frank E. Graham
Warres “Perédaregn
Town Committee
R HL. Clark
Abraham Kea
Chares
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