New York Opera Expands Season Amid Busy Stage Scene
In October New York embraces a rich arts lineup with the Century Opera House hosting aids and the Metropolitan backing a 23 week season at the Century. Sothern Marlowe and Robertson Hamlet headline a dramatic wave, while horse trade shifts toward consolidation and polo ponies rise in demand. The piece also notes a surge in precious stones imports and recalls Benjamin Altman’s art philanthropy and the Beecher centennial reflections.
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New York
Grhag Opera
Moglish
Century Opera House
Metropolitan
Son
Sothern
Marlowe
Shakespeare
Alog
Forbes Robertson
Hamlet
Thespis
Sothein
Robertson
American Express Company
Mountain Dale News Highlights Local Visitors and Changes
Mrs. Margaret Allen and Miss Mary cottrell visited relatives in Middletown this week. Raymond Carden started duties in the freight office of the O and W at Liberty. Dr. Biegeletsen plans to relocate to New York after a fire loss. Mrs. Frumkes is ill. Miss Bertha Wilson visits and studies nursing in Jersey City. Ladies Aid met with four members. next meeting October 29 runs monthly business. Mrs. Goldstein and daughter visit Rochester. Mrs. George Stevenson from Summitville visits Wilsons. Mr. and Mrs. Charles sansing and Hazel of Yonkers spend two weeks at Andrews farm. Jones returns to New York. John Wilson farm sold to Hors e City buyers. since Mrs. Wilson's death, lit tle Dobbs and Littlie occupy. Elion Eckert advances his new house. Holmes farm house rising. Grand View owners plan rebuilding soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Dale
Margaret Allen
Mary
Middletown
Raymond Carden
Liberty
Biegeletsen
New York
Joseph Frumkes
Bertha Wilson
Jersey City
Floyd Wilson
Wison
City Hospital
Ladies’ Aid
Harris Goldstein
Little
Gaughter
Rochester
Monks Purchases Cigar Store From Mille on West Saint Street
William Monks of 17 Grand Avenue bought the tobacco business at noon from Charles Mille who had operated it for some time on West Saint Street. Monks, a well known young man, takes immediate personal charge and plans to run the shop himself. Mille has not stated future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Monks
Grand Avenue
Ciaries
Mille
West Sain Street
Monks
Washingtonville D A R notes meetings and sympathy
The Blooming Grove Chapter D A R met at Miss Fanny W. Marvin's home with a new member proposed. Miss Abbey Le Denniston was injured recently. delegates were chosen for the State Conference in Watertown. Expressions of sympathy were extended to the Newberry family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Bhoving Grove
Fanny Ww. Marvin
peer-Oxford Depot
Ballo Strong
Proetding
Tha ‘Fenner
Augusta Woodhull
Abbey le Denniston
Watertown
Belle Bircog
J.8. Burnett
E. Webb
EL. McLaughlin
Ida Geaner
Elizavous Zone
Revoluod
Fire Injuries Reported in Unionville Blaze
Unionville residents recount a Wednesday fire with several injuries. Stephen Sayer toppled under a scaffold part, a wagon from the paint shop pinned him, and George H. Blatev was hurt while hose wagon work. A wheel struck a bridge tongue, breaking two ribs. Jack Halliday fell from an upper story, shattering his right elbow. Others burned or overcome by smoke but recovering. Firefighters led by Chief Warren Tower received praise for brave actions.
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Unionville
Stephen Sayer
George H. Blatev
A Oridge
Jack Halliday
Warren Tower
Harvey Hanford
Crossed account off the books in New York suit
Olaf P. Hansen and Nathan Sarl, a former employee, traveled to New York for a lawsuit in which Hansen faced allegations over upholstering an automobile seat with leather. Hansen’s attorney, Charles E. Taylor of Monroe and Middletown, saw the case dismissed due to insufficient papers, and the plaintiff agreed to cross the matter off his books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf P. Hansen
Nathan Sarl
New York
Olaf
Charles E. Taylor
Monroe
Middletown
Hansen
Nominations Endorsed by National Progressive Voters of Tuxedo
The nomination certificate ties to the Republican ticket with a committee to fill vacancies. Tuxedo Republicans caucus names Town Supervisor Charles Patterson and Town Clerk James Cronon, Justices of the Peace William A. McClellan and Thomas Murray, Assessors Mahion J. Brooks and Benjamin Moffat, Collector Charles W. Cooley, Overseer of the Poor David E. Conklin, Superintendent of Highways George Griswold, Constables Abram H. Broadhead James Barnes Samuel Wright Gestze Hall George Redner, and a committee to all facables including Georges Griswold Paul Tuckerman Charles S. Patterson Pierre Lorian and others.
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Tuxedo
Robert D. Wrenn
Frederick Bentley
John E. Lamouree
Charles 3. Patterson
James Cronon
Wiliam A. McClellan
Thomas Murray
Avsessors
Mahion J. Brooks
Benjamin Mofatt
Dari¢ E. Conkiin
Charles W. Cooley
David E. Conklin
George Griswold
Abram H. Broadhead
James Barnes
Samuel Wright
Gestze Hall
George Redner
Georie Gris
Elmer E Dell Accepts Position With Bank Walden
Elmer E Dell accepts a post at National Bank of Walden succeeding James Graben. He will assume duties November 1. Former private secretary to Congressman Thomas W Bradler, Dell brings business and adult interests. Dell becomes a permanent resident of the village, tying to local affairs.
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Walden
Elmer E. Dell
We National Bank of
James 2. Graben
Dell
Thomas W. Bradler
Dei
Tecome
Permmament
No Free Delivery of Mail in Chester Ends Oct 15
Chester notes record that postmaster George R. Wall was ordered by the Post Office Department to discontinue free mail delivery after October 15 1913. Citizens’ patronage reportedly fell short, forcing a return to post office pickup or private carrier delivery. Old box holders may reclaim boxes at the post office amid the shift.
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Chester
George R. Wall
Postofice Department
Daniel Purdy Dies at Montague in Sussex County N J
Daniel Purdy aged 73 longtime resident of Montague township Sussex county New Jersey died at his home at 2 o clock Friday morning from Brights disease. Survived by his wife three sons Andrew of Warwick Charles of Minisink William of Port Jervis and stepson Thomas Wilson of Hamburg New Jersey. He was described as hardworking and industrious and respected by all who knew him.
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Daniel Purdy
Montague Township
Sussex County
N. J
Andrew
War Wick
Charles
Minisink
William
Port Jervis
Thomas Wilson
Hamburg
Hoppenstedt Oakley Nuptials In Galinettown Home
The marriage of Mrs Andrew Oakier and Johan G Hoppenstedt, both of Plattekill, occurred at the powder mill home of Mrs Oakier’s daughter Mrs A Waring in Galinettown Thursday morning. Rev A S Clayton officiated at eight o clock. About 75 relatives and friends attended with guests from Plattekill Becar Port Jervis Middletown Ottarilie. The couple will reside in Plattekill.
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Hoppenstedt
Oakley
Andrew Oakier
Johan G. Hoppenstedt
Piattekill
A. Waring
Galinettown
A. S. Clayton
Gardnerioxa Methodic Episcopal Church
Plattekill
Newchurch
Beacor
Port Jervis
Middletown
Ottarilie
Mrs. Hoppenstedt
Plattekhil
Marriage Notice for Berger Leggritt and Edward Brezer
Berger Leggritt and Edward Brezer announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. The couple plans to reside at 259 Pitkins Avenue, Brockisn, after the ceremony on October 5.
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Berger Leggritton
Fred Lerecit
Fotton Street
Excina
Edward Brezer
Brockisn
Pitkins Avenue
Brockizn
Hardenburg Improves After Car Accident Injury
C. M. Hardenbare, confined to his home for ten weeks due to injuries from a car wreck, is slowly improving at 215 Linder Avenue.
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Hardenburg
C. M. Hardenbare
Linderateoze
Minisink Chapter Meeting Completes Autumn Gathering
The October Minisink Chapter D A R met at regent Mrs Henry Allaway s Goshen home with eight new members proposed and three transfers. A memorial tablet to Rev Nathan Ker was unveiled ensuring a grateful tribute, and a 99th birthday greeting to Mrs Tears was read in her own handwriting. Delegates to the state conference at Watertown were elected, followed by a social hour and generous refreshments served by Miss Polly and Miss Elizabeth Allaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bast
Minisink
Josephine Lyon
Port Jervis
Nathan Ker
Tears
Watertown
Polly
Elizabeth Allaway
Sinsabaugh
Committee On Revolutionary Sites
Allaway
Susan C. Ostrom
W. A. Rumsey
Brittain
Rose Horton
Neafle
Kelsey
Jesse Booth
Misaimer
Elizabeth Mould
Margaret Gordon Mere Obituary From Forestburg Oakland
Mrs Margaret Gordon aged 35 died at her Oakland Station home after a long illness. Born in Huguenot she was daughter of Levi and Maria Van Inwegen Cuddeback and widow of Samuel Gordon. Survived by siblings Levi Cuddeback George Brandon. six children and ten grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM at Oakland home with burial in Cuddebackville Cemetery.
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Mere
Margaret Gordon
Forestburg
Oakland Station
Huguenot
Levi
Maria van Inwegen Cuddebeck
Samuel Gordon
Levi Cuddeback
Port Jarvig
George Brandon
Catskill
N. Y
Levi Gordon
Osklant
Charles Gordon
Cuddabackville
William Gordon
Guilford
Martha Thompson
Newburgh
Julia Moore
Fishkill
Maria Griswell
Tonorto
Canada
Oakland
Cuddebackville
Veterans Were Pall Bearers At Race Funeral
The funeral of Austin A. Race was held at North Congregational Church with Rev. H Reynolds and Rev. K Reynolds officiating. A large gathering included members from Captain W A Jackson Post and Murray Camp Sons of Veterans. Interment followed in Wallkill Cemetery Phillipsburg with a firing squad salute at the gravesite.
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Austin A. Race
North Congregational Church
Gelock
H. Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Methodist Church
Bloomingburg
Race
W. A. Jackson Fost
G. A. IL
F. B. Hock
Denton News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Oct 1 Denton notes elect James Halston and Wacayanca as ideal supervisor candidates. Rob Arerson of the M I S football team sustained a knee injury last Saturday. Geese Dannerein has been nominated for justice of the peace by the Republicans. Frank Prober's cider mill at New Hampton set a 1933 gallon record last Wednesday. Times-Press columns urged reader engagement.
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Denton
James Halston
Wacayanca
George Ryerson
Maine
Rob Arerson
Bob
Geese Dannerein
Justice of the Peace
Republ
Coms
State Hill
Wawarands
Boundary
Ty Lournabent
Doltontown
Frank Prober
New Hampton
Imade
Goelets To Resume Life At Fifth Avenue Mansion
Goshen. Mr and Mrs Robert Goelet are reconciled and expected to be at home at 647 Fifth Avenue by November 1. Reports of a separation were denied by close associates. Mrs Goelet, with her two sons, has been in Newport. Friends note differences but hope the couple return to their old life this season.
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Goshen. Oh
New York American
Robert Goelet
Close En
Goelet Town House
Fifth Avenue
Dow
Samuel Untermyer
Ben
Goelet
Craig Biddle
Henry Clews, Jr
Clews
Bavley’s Beach
Newport
Hirjah Banter
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Tuxedo Child Run Over and Die by Cart
In Tuxedo near the Hungarian village a 13 month old boy, John Berger, was accidentally run over by a large Arden Falls Dairy truck after being pulled in a small go cart by his sister. He died at Tuxedo Hospital later that day. An inquest found death an accident with the driver not seeing the cart.
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Tuxedo
John Barger
John Berger
Arden Falls Dairy Company
Tuxedo Hospital
E. M. Armstrong
Stephen Heaton
Mon- Tee
Tuxedo Corporation
Local Residents Attend Empire House Social Event
Loris Cohen F E Hoffman D S ONeill H S Hawks N F Suita of Newburgh were guests of the Empire House on Friday. Mrs Leonard M Browns visiting Newburgh with Mars Jacob Stanton. John D Pits resigned from ice cream factory work to join Walden Knife Co. Alexander Jess of New York returned after a stay at Goodwill Inn. S E Maloney and William Q Wall of Security Refiner Co. drove to Port Jervis. Allen Bryson aged about 60 suffered a serious fall descending cellar steps, cut to head and hand injuries, taken to resting as well as could be expected. Mrs George Roemer of Goshen visited Miss Mary A Lodge at the Empire House. Walden concert and dance by Greeks Club drew attendees from Newburgh Middletown Port Jervis Montgomery Marybrook, receipts over 110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube Kawazon
Walden Knife Co
Alexander Jess
New York
Goodwill Imanse
S .E. Maloney
Security Refiner Co
Willian Q. Wall
Port Jervis
Allen Bryson
Mary A. Lodge
Empire House
Defective whistle alarms Sulliven county residents
Oct 18 in Gummitville residents heard a freight train whistle scream along the O and W line from Liberty to Mamakating. Firemen and volunteers gathered at Sumumitville with Rescue H. T. Co. No. 1 and Protection Hose Co. No. 3 amid alarm, hoping for a fire that never came. Spring Glen offered aid as dogs in nearby kennels joined the din.
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Gummitville
Sulliven’ County
Liberty
Mamakating
Sumumitville
Rescue H. &T. Co
Protection Hose Co
Wurtaboro
Local Harriman Society Grows With Clubhouse Plans In Turbulent Times
Harriman residents report rapid growth of a community organization nicknamed Hiawatha or Turkeytown. Members include Charles Botslabar as president and W H Pakmes and Jasgora Be bers among others. Clinton Beames’s home was razed for a clubhouse. The area’s long-time farms and notable houses, including the Alexanders and Mills Barnes holdings, shape a promising country colony. Club facilities such as a tennis court and golf rumors yellow a lively social scene. Political contests surface with Republican and Democratic candidates for justice of the peace in the second district.
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Harriman
Hiawatha
Heckson Compton
Alexanders
Thomas Alexander
John Brower
Mills Barnes
Jaegeruber
Adam Weaver
John Compton
W. Harcourt Palmer
Farrand Brower
W. L. Stout
Country Club
P. Holz Debec
Wari Brower
RL Specht
Mve
C. P. Carrol, Jr
Soma
Justice of Peace
H. P. Slees
Moss
Power House
Hase
Ira Smith
Smith & Btrebe
Monro
Smith
Monrose
Vercant
Injured Worker Fractures Spine In Woodcutting Accident
Dolan Huggins of Downeville Delaware county was carried to Thrall Hospital Friday afternoon after a tree fell on him during logging work for Huch Ceambell. He suffered a fractured spine, scalp wound, and other cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolan Huggins
Downeville
Delaware County
Well Known Ball Player Marries Well Known Ball Player
Lord Christopher Palrer, renowned Walden base ball pitcher, wed Migs Lena Mae Duick at his brother’s Walden home on Wednesday morning. Palrer works at New York Halle works. bride from Hish Falla. Mascar Birch ferried the couple to Lictar Bilenvile for part of their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Christopher Palrer
Walden
Migs Lena Mae Duick
Wednesday Moring
New York
Williams Named to Office at Orange County Telephone
Heard S Williams, superintendent of Monticelo Telephone, has formed a new role with Orange County Telephone Company. He plans to move his family to Newark and relocate soon to join the city’s communications fold.
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Heard S$. Williams
Monticelo Ten Yeone Company
Orenee County Telephone Company
Williams
Newark
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