Bloomingburgh Teacher Committed After Sudden Breakdown
Walllace L Perry a 24 year old Bloomingburgh teacher who opened the school year in normal fashion became suddenly insane last Friday. On Tuesday he was committed to Middletown State Hospital by Dr George R Bull and Dr Robert O Beakes. Perry recently graduated Cortland Normal School and had shown odd behavior for two weeks including claiming he would go to Heaven and that there would be an epidemic of appendicitis. He frightened pupils and had a prior hospital confinement at Blato Hospital.
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Walllace L. Perry
Bloomingburgh
Middletown State Hospital
George R. Bull
Robert O. Beakes
Perry
Cortland
Heaven
Blato
Mehaffey Named Regular End for Ithaca High
Telegram from Ithaca notes Mehaffey, formerly of Port Jervis High football, wins varsity end position after solid aggressive work on the second team. Rees and Menaney compete. Mehaffey appears to hold the edge, proving harder to lock and more consistently effective.
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Ithaca
Mehaffey
Port Jarvis High
Ieft
Rees
Tegular
Menaney
Sorete Kioka
Harvest Home Social at Presbyterian Church in Ridgebury
An October Harvest Home event at the Ridgebury Presbyterian Church drew broad community interest. A vegetable and flower exhibit complemented an address by Rev. George Heros of the ME Church, with homemade foods, singing, and an evening social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgebury
Presbyterian Church
Hev
George Heros
Uae
Christian Endeavor Society
Big bass caught at Swartswood Lake
On Monday week Dar George HH McCroughan and J Cook Hendershett fished Swartswood Lake and landed a large bass. The fish measured forty inches in girth and six feet in length, was weighed by Postmaster Baldwin, and served later at Dr. McClouchan's home on Highstreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HH. McCroughan
J Cook Hendershett
Baldwin
McClouchan
Removal of local official family from Campbell Wall area
A Goshen district report states Wahl, superintendent of the Kipp station, has moved his family from Campbell Wall to Prospect Street. The notice mentions changes in housing and local watch signals.
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Goshen
Wahl
Kipp
Campbell Wall
Loran Rouse
Prospect Street
Volturno Sinking Believed To Claim Sixty Lives
News from Liverpool reports the Volturno hulk is believed sunk with about sixty dead aboard. The Cymric searched the area but found no trace of the abandoned vessel. Survivors aboard the Kroonland and Seydlitz heads to quarantine and Philadelphia respectively. The Narragansett was hailed for aiding in the rescue with an oil discharge to calm the waves.
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Liverpool
Cymric
Kroonland
New York
Inch
Philadelphia
Seydlitz
Rally Day Planned by Westtown Church Activities
Westtown Wisconsin area church events include Rally Day Oct 10 with morning services and two addresses for Sunday school and congregation. Choral Society rehearse Oct 4. evening program by P S C and Board of Publication. Local notices include staff changes and a Presbyterian concert on Oct 2 featuring Brooklyn talent.
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Worttown
Apaciol
Pyterian
Kev
Minteter
Christian Enitomer Society
Board of Publication
Choral Society
Frances M. Ling Loft
Passaic
N. J
George W. Siuino
Ifnnnibal
West End
Presbsterian Chure
Brooklyn
Middletown
Artata
Cam Robinson
Amy Blakeman
Planiatura
Inez Rhodes Greene
Francisca
Godard
My Song With Wings
Reynolds Hahn
Voter Registration Rules On Second Day Not Required
The document notes that personal registration is not needed on the second day and that last day personnel may register in towns and villages. It mentions officials and committees may add names to the voter list and that full information is required at registration offices.
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Ovash
Altornes
Detdad
Segiatrotion
Omicera
Eljtitia
Waralohl Wispwich
An Eye Experiment and Phantom Fingers
A fragment describes an eye experiment with phantom figures near the forefingers. One phantom sits at a distant point while another is in front of the eyes, then two phantoms appear near the near real finger. The text warns to watch the want columns.
Obituary: Moswell Courson Dies After Short Illness
Moswell Courson died Friday afternoon in Newark after a heart ailment. Born September 25, 1860, he was 67. A longtime agent for the New York Susquehanna and Western Railroad at Blair, he later ran a summer cottage at Swartswood Lake until last year. Survived by son Lawrence of Newark and daughter Bess Guise of Brooklyn, with wife Jeanette Harden predeceasing him. Funeral Monday at 3:30 p.m.. services at the grave conducted by Harmony Lodge F and A M.
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Moswell Courson
Roswell Courson
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Blair
George M. Oliver
Mill Street
Newton
N. J
Mr. Courson
Busequehanna
Courson
Larmony Lodge
Galdwin Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Marquard Sought Share to Buy Blossom Seeley
In New York Oct 16 a Supreme Court filing revealed Rube Marquard did not receive his £4200 share of world series money. Joseph Kane, theater manager, sued Marquard for alienating Kane’s wife Blossom Seeley’s affections. The case, tied to Kane’s divorce, was to go trial but Marquard agreed to turn over a share of the money to settle.
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New York
Rube Marquard
Supreme Court
Waa
Marquard
Joseph Kane
Theatron
Kane
Blossom Seoley Kane
Giants
Pitcher
Mrs
Shawbay In The Money At Lexington Grand Circuit Meet
Geers steered Anvil to victory in the Castleton Cup and Homer Baughman to win the Kentucky Futurity pacing division. Radiance and other rivals trailed as Try Tipton and Demer Baughin raced as a team, with Beebe and Beecee among notable placers in a sizzling program at the Grand Circuit event.
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Lexington
Wd Geers
Ano
Homer Baughmon
Tiny Tiptov
Thomas W. Murphy
Isadore Schiessinger
Thorat Hewt
Try ‘Tipton
Demer Baughinnn
Homer Baughinso
Waally
Radiance
Bby Red- Inc
GOX
Lees
Constantine
Thomasil
Broest Axtell
Kinlin- Linder
Pia Grenett
Nowe Antinad
Vasis
Gdia Sidanno
Ch Wy
Cures
Leo A. Boh
Ryan
Kentucky
Mialon
Komer Paughman
Gambetta Wilkos
Geers
Tipton
Bof
Gseng Murphy
Beebe
Trottere
Anu
St. Vallent Vincent
Ooty
Murphy
Rokert Milroy
Snow
aMarrard
Oakdale
A Og
Rydhenell
Pines OS
Donald McKav
Davia
John Hyte
Card
Wyetta
Dur
Itusten
Aw Wilkie Wider
Br Hedrick
Dow Reow Cho Om
Edelmewert
OS California Ion
Ch Fo
Kim
Ttainer Ec
Laleo KL Bom
Mesahon
Dot Ay
Personal item about Henry Jackson illness and homecoming
Mra Henry Jackson of Franklin street was stricken with typhoid fever while visiting Middletown and is reported to have recovered and returned home on Monday. The notice appears in the Poughhorte Star and various local papers mention a new firm formed by Primes and Son, with divisions and successors in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jackson
Franklin Street
Middletown
Angus
Moma
Poughhorte Star
Barbarne
WL 7
Local High To Port Jervis Saturday
The Middletown High School eleven travels to Port Jervis Saturday for a tough contest. Several players are sidelined with injuries though described as minor. Kramer suffers blood poisoning in the left arm and will not play. The team, who began with a perfect or near perfect record, seeks to extend its 41 point lead while overcoming absences.
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Middletown High School
Port Jervis
Rootars
Rother
Kramer
Middletown
Marys Lamb Doggerel Provokes Senators in 1889 Record
A humorous ag related verse about Marys Lamb and protective tariffs is read in Congress with Senators and gallery audiences roaring with laughter. The piece, cited from January 21 1889, lampoons wool taxes and tariffs, ending with applause for Senator Vance.
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Tillman
Zob Vanes
North Carolina
Senate
Rhode Island
Mary
Chicago Herald
Serel
Vance
Ministers to Speak at Wallkill and Nearby Gatherings
Reading garbled notes shows a schedule of speaking events by ministers and community leaders. Jonna Heensy delivers the Wallkill address next Sunday. Ralph W. Rowland of CinchiNe Church headlines a Citizens League meeting at Brimetone school on Monday evening.Further talks include Rev OHL Reanolis at Harratt's Hall and Rev Ralph W. Rowland addressing the Annaaloon campaign at Medale school later in the week.
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Jonna Heensy
Wallkill
Erskine
Hom Chanch
Jonah Crane
Citclerike
Ralph W. Rowland
CinchiNe Church
Citizena ® League
Brimetone Corgers
HL Reanolis
Harratt’s
Pris & Jeteoy
Stent Ford Grange
Ma Medale Erlool
Ralph W. ‘Rowland
Cares Cited in Quotation Amid Philosophical Reflection
A cryptic philosophical note questions life’s cares and existence, contrasting human burden with a naked departure. The fragment presents a meditative stance on human concerns and mortality.
Tesreau Weds As Giants Prepare World Tour
New York reports star pitcher Tesreau will wed Mian Helena Blake at 2 PM at St Thomas the Apostle on West 118th Street. The event precedes the Giants’ round the world tour, with teammates Thorpe and Doyle also noted as marrying recently.
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New York
Jem” Tesreau
The
Giants
Mian
Helena Elizabeth Blake
Church of St. Thomas the Apostle
West One Hundred and Eighteenth Street
Slaters
John J. Blake
West One Hundred and Nineteenth Street
Tesreau
Jeff
Miss Blake
Miss Josephine Blake
George Burns
Selder
Alec
Josephine
Burns
Jim” Thorpe
Carlisle
Larry” Doyle
Lefty” Russell
White Sox
Danbury Signs Ray Love Plus Two Others for Next Season
Danbury manager Ernest Landgraf reports from New York City that Ray mond Love of Baltic has been signed as a pitcher for the Danbury team next season. Love impressed with his pitching during post season. Fletcher, Cameron and Kull also to join the pitching staff, with two more pitchers to be tried out early in the season.
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Danbury
Ernest C. Landgraf
New York City
Landgraf Manufacturing Company
Silversmitha
Raymond Love
Baltic
Iis
Love
Landgraf
Connecticut
Fletcher, Cameron
Kull
Seventeen year old girl misdirected to wrong Unionville
A light haired blue eyed seventeen year old girl who cannot speak English arrived in Unionville Michigan with a note to Gab Manyak P Q Box 26 Unionville North America. The paper gave the name Marsia Ceacock and age 15 but claimed 18 on the way to an uncle she never met. Officials suspect New York immigration directed her to a Unionville in error.
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Unionville
Mich
Gab Manyak
North America
Marsia Ceacock
New York
Dr Fink's Horse Shown At County Fair
Dr J William Fink of Newburgh discusses government remount breeding in Orange county noting high farmer interest and success across states. By August 31 1913 stallions bred 1452 mares, with breeds including Morgans thoroughbreds standardbreds and saddle horses. Congress plans continuation into the current year but will not expand districts now.
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DR. Fink
Orange County
J. William Fink
Newburgh
United States Army
Vermont
New Hampshire
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Bureau of Animal Industry
War Department
Congress
Monticello Board Awards Contracts for New School
The Monticello Board of Education awarded the schoolhouse construction bid to Charles EB Preston of White Plains for 35,950 dollars. The roofing contract went to Ross Brothers of Monticello for 5,920 dollars and plumbing to Ross Brothers for 1,560 dollars. Electrical wiring was given to Cooper Engineering Company of New York for 643 dollars. Other bids ranged up to 48,390 dollars from various firms. The local business Ker & Robinson dissolves. Ker continues with his son in the original office at 79 Wickham Avenue.
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Monticello
Board of Education
Charles EB. Preston
White Plains
Ross Brothers
Cooper Engineering Company
New York
Charles
Preston
W. S. Eckert
Kingston
Parkman Industrial Corporation
Harriman
Ee Brothers
Binghamton
Ker & Robinson
Robinson
Giants to Play Local Team At Watts Field
Word from Wednesday indicates the New York Giants may tour near New York, with Harry McCormick to captain a subset not on the world tour. The barnstorming squad could visit Middletown for a two week run, possibly this Saturday, featuring McCormick and players such as Merkle and McLean.
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Middletown
Theew York Giants
Watts Field
Jack Lawier
Harry McCormick
Giants
New York
McCormick
Merkle
McLean
Marquard
Shafer
Burns
Wiltse
Herzog
Schupp
Sebauer
Savier
dicCormick
Kids Win Golf Match at Newburgh
The third six golf team match at Powelton Circle Hoke Newburgh on Wednesday saw the Nassau County Golf Club’s Kids defeat the Gray Heads and the Aids by a margin of three Nassau points. The first eighteen holes were played in twos and the final eighteen in fours, followed by a dinner at the Palatinate hotel.
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Powelton Cin Hoke
Newburch
Wednesdes
Orance County Golf Club
Palatinate Hotel
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Lieberfrend
Fritz Krelaier
Alcide Ballet
Charminade Noadings
Higher Culture In
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Porvila Dex
A Marti
Wordman
William Dolson
Mra
Bar
Warwick
Rebecca
John Buck
Providence
Jennie
Wood Pitts
Montsonery
Ada
David P. Clark
Sadie
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Lulu
George Decker
Holly
William
Monros
Shawbay
Alul
Wallkill Campaign
Mr Meekton
Benrietta
Leonidas
Woashington Star
Shaw
X.Y
W. Braker
Uenze
Auring
Gore
Mid Ther Bottoms
Collace
Bards
Deanery
Everstiching
George T. Walker
Middietown
Fich View
Baemata
Binal 1
Bread Street
Shen Johnson Farm
Genung
Wickham
Rae
Burs Aw
Midiietown
Shear Depot
Orange Conny Realsz
Mildietown
McMonagle & Poeens
Letown
Monroe
Henry Washington
Torrington
Penchikeepate
Bresso Brothers
Sant Colnimza
John Street
Stratton Theatre
Gould Company
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