Soldier in Highland Falls Faces Trial for Attempted Assault
October 20 Highland Falls report says Frederick Em, a night watchman for New York Central Railroad, saw a Russian soldier and a young girl on a rock. The soldier George Shells allegedly led her toward the village, was accused of attempting to assault a girl under 18. Shells, age 21, claimed he did not invite the girl, while witnesses described events leading to his arrest and a grand jury presentation.
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Slighland Fall
Frederick ‘Em
Goodsell
New York Central Playlroad Co
Ome
Cox
Haven‘s Landing
Hia
General Ree
Ian
George Shells
Fort Myar
Fort Blocum
General Infantry
Thao
West Point
Fort Bilocum
Bern
Fort Slocum
Point
Highland Falls
Dows
Roa
East Ward
Newburgh
Shefts
Mr. Cox
Fifths Shots Beat Tenth on Ranges
Newburgh October 20 players from the Fifth Separate Co rifle team defeated the Tenth Separate Co team by 14 points in the first annual inter company competition for The Newburgh Daily News trophy on the Col dentum range. Total shots 1270 averaging about 212 per man. Sergeant J Thomas Rheehan led Fifth with 249 of 260, 12 points ahead of nearest rival Sergeant Schulta of the Tenth.
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Newburgh
Coldentuim
Atx
Ancheor
Burgeant
J. Thomas Rheehan
Elfie
Ecore
Jip
Sergeant Schulta
Downsville Man Dies From Tree-Cutting Accident
Dolan Huggins of Downsville died Monday at Thrall Hospital from a fractured spine after a tree he was cutting fell on him Sunday. George Y. Signor, overseer of the poor, arrived Tuesday to take charge of the body and escort it back to Downsville for burial.
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Dolan Huggins
Downsville
Thrall Hospital
George Y. Signor
One Killed in Ohio Hotel Fire
Marysville October 21 a hotel fire at the Continental Hotel left one person dead and several injured as guests narrowly escaped the blaze. Firefighters battled the flames and contained the blaze after a frantic effort to evacuate guests.
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Ohio
Marysville
Continental Hotel
Pine Bush Election District Sets Voter Count and Local News
Pine Bush October 21 special report notes 626 names on the registration in Crawford Town’s second election district, with last year’s figure omitted. The item also mentions community events including a cattle sale, high poultry numbers, and local happenings such as postal workers taking vacations and church dinners. it reflects town concerns over prices and local industry during 1913.
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Pine Bush
Crawford
Annual clam supper date set by Mumhagen's committee
Monhagens fixed November 15 for the sixty fifth annual clam supper. Committee members listed include H C Birtwistle Fr Lane W A Niven J H W Ward Frank Crist Jr D A Pelton I O W Pirkay and others. The note adds a stray political remark referencing opium bans and tobacco laws in a skeptical aside.
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Mumhagen
H.C. Birtwistle
Fr. Lane
Wl A Niven
J. H W. Ward
Tome Frank Crist, Jr
D. AL Pelton
Car.penter
I. O W. Pirkay
Walter Takes a Ride in an Automobile
Walter Ulmer the popular Commercial clerk endured a wet misadventure on Sunday when his chauffeur attempted to ford a river to reach High View. The car stalled in the mud as the river rose, passengers nearly reached by water, and a neighbor farmer pulled the vehicle free after two hours. Walter vows never again to ride near rivers.
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Walter Ulmer
Walter
High View
Shawangock Kill
Bloomingburg
Sudwest
Matinee Summaries From Tuxedo Horse Show Meeting
Tuxedo Oct 20 The first matinee by the Tuxedo Horse Show Association drew a large crowd on the track. Exibition mare Ethel Lynne lowered the track record to 2:25 and ran a mile in 5 103. Osborne won the handicap trot with Abbie Grattan in 2:20 from a field of seventeen. Lonsdale Quean won the elnas D trot in straight, beating a large field.
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Tuxedo
Tuxedo Horse Show Association
Iain Monroe
Chester and Uuslien
Theodore Fredlinghuysen
Ethel Lynne
G H. Osborne
Abbie Grattan
Starling
Judge Seager
Newburgh
Lonsdale Quean
Elnas
Stright
Clase
Harriman
Silver Gentry
Towngond
Elsie G
Osborne
Kalavin
Lorilard
Wotlo
Wis Parkway Farm
Frelinghuysen
Ethel
Monte Cicelo
Miskateer
Ardin Farm
Jeanore
Judge Tompkins
Little Kata
Parkway ‘Farm
Barchester
Elaio Gentry
Rumeey
I Brulley
Jesse Booth
Eugene Gregory Dies at Harriman
Eugene Gregory of Bagie Valley passes away in Paterson at his son’s home after a long intestinal obstruction. He was about years old and survived by four sons and a daughter. Funeral held Tuesday morning with interment at Monroe Cemetery in Central Valley.
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Harriman
Au-geno Gregory
Bagie Valley
Paterson
Good Samaritan
Sulfora
Gregory
Easle
Vai
T. Byron Earl
Chariea
Burila
Central Valley
Taeedar Wwerning
Monroe Ceme Torr
Crawford-Irving Nuptials at Thompson Ridge
A quiet wedding joined Miss Unecy Irving and Rutherford J. Crawford at the Presbyterian parsonage on October 22. The bride wore white chiffon over pink silk with shadow lace, and the couple planned a honeymoon voyage to Albany, visiting nearby places before returning.
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Crawford—Irving
Thompson Ridge
Presbyterian Parsonage
Misa Unecy Irving
Thomas Irving
Searsville
Rutherford J. Craxiford
Seareville
Jamon Jaycox
Harriett
Jaycox
Crawford
Newhareh Fe
Albany
Thor
Carkvas
Chetia
Monterey Under Siege Report Emerges from Mexican Border City
An early dispatch from Dallas dated October 28 notes that constitutionalist forces have surrounded Monterey Mexico and expect to assault the city, signaling rising conflict near the border. The report frames a tense military stand and potential evacuation.
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Dallas
Tex
Monterey
Mex
City
Nancy Leishman to Wed A Duke in Geneva Cathedral
Mrs. Leishman wife of the former American Ambassador to Germany travels to Geneva with her daughter Nancy to wed the Duke of Oroy in the Cathedral on October 28.
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Associated Press
Paris
Leishman
Germany
Geneva
Switzerland
Nancy
Oroy
Burglarized business place reported in Montgomery
Montgomery on October 22 Special report notes a principal business place was burglarized on Monday night. The name of the venue and details are withheld for later publication. Charles D. Wait shipped four carloads of cider apples to Kingston. Brown brothers won a contract to furnish a bathroom forCG Gurago in Campbell Hall. Miss Mabel E Shaw of Susquehanna Pa visited on Tuesday.
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Montgomery
Charles D. Wait
Kingston
Brown Brothers
CG. Gurago
Campbell’ Hall
Mabel E. Shaw
Susquehanna
Blizzard Hits Chicago and Cold Weather Grips Region
Old news notes report a heavy snowstorm in Chicago with blizzard-like intensity and subfreezing temperatures. Other items mention a cement sidewalk project on New Street, local option liquor votes, social club gatherings, a clam chowder supper, a wedding trip return, dividend payment by Monroe National Bank, new residence ground break, and renovations on the Kinney House with plans for a bathroom and heating plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Gilbert Carpenter
New Street
Tha’ Sharpe
C.belgéluth
W. B. ‘Tench
Howard Bull
North Main
Monroe National Bank
W. B. Yeneh
Egbert Mefroy
Frank Relyea
Bata Smith
IS. & W. Train Plunges Into Fallen Tree Near Stroudsburg
An Erie line passenger train on the Susquehanna and Western Division struck a fallen tree about 7 p.m. sixteen miles east of Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. About 100 passengers were aboard. none injured though many were shaken. The train, unable to see due to darkness and high winds, derailed several cars then sideswiped a wall before passengers were transferred to a Blairstown train and reached Stroudsburg around 10:30 p.m.
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Susquehanna and Western
Erie
Stroudsburg
Charlew Marcen
Stroadsburg
Mareon
Ata
Blairstown
Stroudwbung
Temperance Dispute Frays at National Convention
In a heated session at the National Convention Congregationalists Governor Baldwin of Connecticut opposes temperance changes. He argues amending the Constitution to prohibit alcohol would contradict the spirit of American government and be unenforceable.
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Baldwin
Connecticut
Poke
United States
Governor Glynn Names Secretaries and Labor Commissioner
Albany reports Gov Glynn names Frank Tierney secretary at 5500 dollars and Reynolds Townsend as military secretary at 3500 dollars. James Lynch unanimously confirmed as state labor commissioner and sworn in, with authority to appoint around hundred positions ranging from 4200 to 500 dollars each.
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Albany
Glynn
Frank Tierney
Reynolds’ Townsend
Lynch
James Lynch
Senate
Six Months in Jail for Just One Kiss
Philadelphia, Oct. 22 James Irwin, thirty five, this morning embraced Mrs. Annie O’Neal and kissed her. He was jailed for six months after a court heard he had an uncontrollable urge to kiss Mrs. O’Neal. He did not know her prior to the incident.
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Philadelphia
James Irwin
Annie
Neal
Irwin
Mr. O'Neal
Aira
O'Neal
Obituary for Frederick Leibman of Liberty
Frederick Leibman longtime Liberty resident died at his daughter's home on Chestnut Ridge at 11 pm last Wednesday at age 80. Born in Germany he married Elisabeth Dahler and immigrated to Liberty as a youth. he lived 50 years on Church Street and is survived by five children including C. Leibman of Liberty and J. Leibman of Ohio. Funeral held Saturday at 2 am at the Presbyterian Church.
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Frederick Leibman
Liberty
Mrr
Rufus HM
Chestnut Ridge
Mr. Letbman
Church Street
Monlt
Hilt Mr. Lehman
Misa Eliabreth Dahler
America
Weil
Dailman
C. Lathman
J. i. Latoman
Ohio
Edward Cilfien
Ira J. L Lockwood
Pascaic
Re[ton Hii
Presbyterian Church
Stofleyvile Sentisel
Rail and university notices from a historic port and campus
In Port Jervis a trainman named Jeobn McSheres was injured in a cab incident and taken to hospital after air brakes failed. Another railway worker, Carl Landeohr, was bruised when struck by an engine. The Senate confirmed Justin Dapratt White from Nenck to Cornell University’s board of trustees, son of a former Erie Railroad official.
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Jeobn McSheres
New York
Cibema
Port Jervis
Tatelar
Braes
Shit Holley
Carl Landeohr
Erig
Tungh
Jers Wowrpital
Justin Dapratt, White
Nenck
Arestions
Cornell University
White
Lineawarep
Erle Railroad
Om Beatie Higig Deau
Lyceum Entertainers to Stage Halloween Concert in Grange Hall
Montgomery reports the Lyceum Entertainers of Newburgh will perform at Grange Hall on October 29 featuring Who's the Coward a Round Up duets by Miss Phoebe Van Alst and George Van Alst, violin solo and other numbers. Local visitors Frank L Darbee and wife of Missoula Montana are in town. Miss Henrietta Sears from New York and Miss Viola McBrier connected to Mrs James McBrier are noted. Assemblyman Baumes and candidate Montgomery of Newburgh survey the constituency. Speaker Clark suffers a rough jolts in a Pittsburgh sleeping car accident, less severe than Baltimore last summer.
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Montgomery
Lyceum
Newburgh
Grange Hall
Phoebe van Alst
George van Alst
Frank L. Darbee
Missoula
Montana
Orin T. Darbee
Middletown
Elmer J. Emerson
Henrietta Sears
New York
Viola McBrier
Jwod
James McBrier
Talon
Caleb H. Baumes
James B. Montgomery
William Daxer
Miks Winifred McMenamin
Walden Man S Thumb Cut Ends in Lockjaw Diagnosis
Walden resident Connie, late wife of Charles, learned yesterday that a finger injury may have led to a lockjaw diagnosis. He was treated at St Luke’s after experiencing neck and jaw pain, eating difficulties, and general weakness, with doctors identifying the problem as lockjaw linked to a thumb wound.
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Walden
Charles
Connie
Chip
Hatte Grinang
Cean
St Luke's
Red Cross Seals Campaign To Sell 10,000 in NY
New York unveils a Christmas seals drive by the State Charities Aid Association. From December first to New Year’s Day, 10,000 seals go on sale with large advertising efforts and thousands of letters mailed to promote the fundraising. Last year six million seals were sold nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New. York
Tuberculonis Fundraiser Exceeds Citywide Goal
Disjointed OCR text notes a fundraising effort tied to tuberculosis relief with broad territorial scope outside New York, mentioning a goal of $60,000 and a large county or club presence. The fragment hints at organized efforts across many small communities and a major metropolitan area.
Prohibition Club Holds Selection Event Details
A Prohibition era club event was reported with unclear text about a selection process. Key individuals include Cox and Josiah, with references to a business segment and an organizing program. The fragment hints at a captain and progress notes but lacks full context or outcomes.
Milk price raise shocks farmers in September
RICES. Hob : Sheffield Farme:Sla 60 Decker. Co. have made a voluntary raise in the price of milk for September from $1.80 to $1.90 and also a raise in the price for October from $2 to $2.10. The raise in September was not announced and the farmers did not know of this raise until they received milk checks for September payments. When in want of anything use the Times-Press want columns.
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Sheffield
Decker. Co
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Roya
Outhitter Crewer North
King Sis
Middletown, N. Y
William’ J. Weller
Gomman
Grange County
Vila
Peat
Samuel K. Serbolt J
New York City
Borden Mik Co
de- Averyinen
Freoklyn
Vie
Monhagens
China
Elgeretta
Matinee
Eugene Gregory
Nancy Leishman
Chicago
Associate’ Press
Train
Speaker Clark
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Pereyiing
McMonagers
Mon Toa
John Street
Stratton “Theatre
de Gould. Company
Railroad ‘Ave
Walden Man
RED Cross
Cataout
Greater
Venem-Tselection
Acvapes
Proston
Josiah Gram
Times-Press
Telepho Rig
W. Skunk Trappers
Mill Street
Stony
Ford
Jas. P. Ellis
Middletown, N
Mark Cross Co. Groves
M. B. Wolf & Bro
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