Dying Man in Brooklyn Hospital Chats With Son
Benjamin Levy a dying man in New York Brooklyn hospital speaks to his son at his bedside recounting past generosity to charity and his hope of recovery. The family lists six daughters and five sons including Louis Moe William David and Benjamins other relatives. He asks after his grandson and comments on health as his wife Mrs Levy grieves nearby in this somber scene.
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Moe
William
David Derid
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Mar Goodtman
Beit the Tauber
Ray Levy
Ireze Roth
Dorothy
Gertrud
Grocers Say Erie Doesn’t Play Fair In Switch Dispute
Hearing held at Council chambers as Commissioner Janes B. Saugus probes the Snyder-Fancher Company complaint alleging Erie Railroad blocks interchange deliveries. Erie argues current interchange is allowed. Snyder-Fancher and others contend switches are privately owned and subject to commission rulings. Snyder testifies the switch served its business and storage needs since 1906.
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Poughkeepsie
Armem
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Clemacn Law Company
Port Jer-vis
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Bergest
National Convention of Methodist Men Opens in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Oct 27 The National Convention of Methodist men to be held in Tomlinson Hall Oct 25 31 will be attended by hundreds of accredited delegates including editors bishops secretaries mission agents pastors and lay members. Rev Dr Walace will represent the New York conference at the gathering.
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Indianapolis
National Convention of Methodist Men
Tomlinson Hall
Bos
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Tie
New York
Burial of Wikliem C Stanton in Sullivan county
The body of Wikliem C. Stanton formerly of Slate Hitk was conveyed by undertaker Vaalawecen to Wartstoro Sullivan county for burial on Tuesday. Stanton had previously lived in High View near Waertetora and died Monday in the Taberce desis Hospital in Newbursh.
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Wikliem C. Stanton
Slate Hitk
Tabercedesis Hospital
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Vaalawecen
Wartstoro
Sullivan
Mr. Stanton
High View
Pear! Waertetora
Ashes of Gus Ruhlin go on campaign in Brooklyn
Mrs. Sarah Mulrooney Ruhlin uses the pugilist’s ashes as she mounts a political appearance in Queens and Brooklyn crowds, denouncing Alderman Otto Gelbke while threatening letters to Ruhlin’s family surface, including a skull-marked note predicting her doom.
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Tyrolén
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Ridge
Gus
Gelbke
Civic League
Les 7
Erarys Party
Alderman Gelbke
St. Mary's ‘Hall
Fort Lee
Ruhlin
Platt Adams Takes a Bride in Houghton Ceremony
Olympic champion jumper Platt Adams wed Julia Hubbard daughter of Dr Hubbard recently of the University of Michigan in a wedding at Houghton Michigan on October 23 as reported by the Associated Press.
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Houghton, Mich
Platt Adams
Julia Hubbard
Dr. Hubbard
University of Michigan
Engagement announced for Miss Rita Northrap
Afternoon gathering of twelve intimate friends announced the coming marriage of Miss Rita A Northrap daughter of Mr and Mrs Walliam Northrap to L Bar Ginen of Passaic Park New Jersey. Mrs Irene Tears aunt of the bride announced the engagement and the couple will live in Tacoma Washington where Mr Clark has secured a position. The Riverfate Club will hold another tea dance with Beach's orchestra on Tuesday evening next October 28.
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Mm .Walliam Northrap
Irene Tears
Miss Northrap
L. Bar Ginen
Passaic Park
Tacoma
Clark
New York City
Jeff
Wash
New Pampwa
Riverfate
Beach
Wilson signs civil service protection for deputy revenue staff
President Wilson signed a bill granting Civil Service protection from removal for about 1,000 deputy revenue collectors and related federal posts tied to Panama Canal duties. The president voiced conviction that the measure strengthens the administration and approved the staffing safeguards despite Republican opposition and consulting remarks.
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Washington
Ball
Civil Service
Panama
Wilson
Man Found seriously hurt after arrest incident
Stevens was found in a cell with a bloodied corner of the room and multiple injuries. Doctors diagnosed a broken nose, lacerations, a broken jaw, and a fractured windpipe while noting unconsciousness for hours. Coroner reports indicate the injured man had been seen the night before at a restaurant on North Street and claimed to have been knocked from a scaffold by a derrick at Walton.
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Stevens
Arthur Anderson
McCoach
Anderson
Arding
Redfield
North Street
Walton
Hanses
Record rainfall hits Galveston after 12.30 inches
Galveston reports 12.30 inches of rain from 7 am yesterday to 9 pm last night. Street car traffic has resumed after the downpour. The Associated Press notes the unusual fall and notes weather recovery underway.
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Galveston
Associated Pres
Funeral for Master Michael Cappetta Held at Home
The funeral was held from the home of his parents at 754 Main Street at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon. Burial followed in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Bearers were Rocco Wook Joseph Vaolo Ralph Salvati and James Briganas.
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Michael Cappetta
Helr
Weert Main Street
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Belog Rocco Wook
Joseph Vaolo
Ralph Salvati
James Briganas
State Asked to Pay Damages for 1811 Syracuse Race Tragedy
New York State claims board rules the state negligent after the 1811 Syracuse fair back road racing accident that killed eleven and injured ten. Judge Venn recommends substantial payouts including 25,000 to 66,000 in four death cases and 5,000 to 8,000 for other deaths, with 20 cases examined and 11 deaths or injuries.
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Irving
G. Yang
Court of Appeal
Board” of Claims
New York
Syracuse
An- Eward
Willian H.mo
Laughlan
SolvayProcess .Com'pany
State- Board of Claims
Vann
Housewives and butchers battle living costs in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on October 13 housewives and retail butchers organize to cut middleman profits. They pledge to patronize only butchers who buy directly from producers, aiming to lower prices and ease the cost of living.
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Philadelphia
Tax Appraisers Upheld in Civil Service Transfer
The Court of Appeals unanimously sustained the State Civil Service Commission action from April 1911 transferring transfer tax appraisers from competitive to exempt status. Twenty eight appointees across counties including Orange earned salaries from 1500 to 4000 dollars yearly. The move was advocated by former Assemblyman Charles Murphy Prwokiva, a Republican, who lost his seat due to the Civil Service decision.
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Court of Appeals
State Civil Service Commission
State Comptroller
Ofice
Orange
Charles Murphy Prwokiva
Civil Service Commission
Bear Near Johnson Reported In Ube Violation
A report from Ube notes a bear sighting near Johnson, with details unclear due to OCR errors. Authorities advise caution as residents report unusual wildlife activity and potential public safety concerns in Univurilia.
Newburgh Odd Fellows Lodge Sued Over 200 Benefits
Actions will be brought this week against Acme Lodge No. 469 I O O F trustees and its members to recover about 200 for sick and death benefits. The suit leverages state law to reach lodge fellows if the corporate body cannot pay. Details hinge on weekly benefit rules and disputed doctor certificates.
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Acme Lodge
John N. Cook
Lodge
Cook
Alckneas
Khow
Grand Ledge
Howell to Speak at Newburgh With Sulzer Rumor
Newburgh officials weigh potential appearance by former New York Governor William Sulzer as part of a Bull Moose gathering plan. Committee shifts focus to securing a large meeting hall and inviting speakers including Judge Hand and H. M. Howell among others to boost attendance. Local organizers target a strong rally in the coming two weeks.
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William Sulzer
State of
New York
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Judge Hand
Pulsifer
Vanamee
H. M. Howell
Midditions
Ace F. V. Sanfont
Warwick
O H Wilson Dies at Scranton
Word arrived that C H Wilson died in Scranton Pennsylvania on Wednesday He was the brother of Jota M Wi aon a noted baggage master and drum major He formerly drove the State Hospital's retirement wagon and the funeral is set for Hawley Pennsylvania on Saturday
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C. H. Wilson
Scranton
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Jota M. Wi Aon
State Hospital
Hawley
State Synod To Convene In This City October 1914
The state synod is scheduled to meet in Auburn in October 1914. The event signals continued church governance activities with expected deliberations and honors for individuals connected to the auburn church community.
Thirty second annual synod opens in Auburn
The Presbyterian Church of New York opens its thirty second annual synod in Auburn with Rev Dr Henry Ward of Buffalo preaching. Elections name Van Dyke Wight of Middletown as moderator and Revs George McCullough Lancaster and F Ho Water of Kansas as clerks. Orton Memorial The Webbe Memorial Church Middletown chosen for next meeting, Rev Dr WoH presiding. Speakers include Rev William A Brown and Rev John Timothy Stone of Chicago as Qurator.
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Presbyterian
Church of New York
Henry Ward
Buffalo
van Dyke Wight
Middieown
George McCullough
Lancaster
Ho Wate
Kinsas
Orton
Barnes Denies Interfering In Guizer Impeachment
A New York report claimed William Barnes used influence with the Legislature. Barnes stated he refused to discuss any matter connected with Gov. Guizer's impeachment or any member of the court. He aimed to protect his purpose and personal integrity.
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New York
William Barnes
Hecnign
Guizer
Worzel Smith Marriage At 30 Spring Street
Worzel Smith at 30 Spring Street on Tuesday October 21 by Rev B Z Frank Worzel of Howells and Misa Oliver daughter of James L Smith of Walikil were married. They were attended by Edward Worn and Mrs William Koeth. Mr and Mrs Worzel left on a trip to points of interest and will reside at Hew.
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Spring Street
Tuseday
B.z. Frank Worzel
Howells
Misa Oliver
Smith
James L. Smith
Walikil
Edward Worn
William Koeth Or
Worzel
Hew
Slate Hill Man Dies From Tuberculosis
Oct 1 at about 3. Witkur Stanton died at the Orange tuberculosis institution. The body was registered for undertaker care of Dr Haymond A. The body will be taken to Mints BM into the afternoon.
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Newburg
Witkur Stanton Dedkar
Twe Wader Fix
Haymond A. Atter
Monument foe grave of Homer Davenport
Portland Ore Oct 13 The sum of 350 has been subeciued for a monument at the grave of Homer Davenport the famous cartoonist a guverton. Otegos lis Reece nie ene started the whexipress wih and Willem R Heest gave 190 Contributions
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Homer Derm Pert
Guverton
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Lis Reece Nie
Willem R Heest
Liquor in Candy Bottles Faces Taxation Plan
In Washings, officials consider taxing liquor legally disguised as candy bottles. The move targets brant collections and maintenance items linked to the practice, with authorities weighing enforcement options.
Wall Street Prices Fall Amid Broad Selloff
In New York on October 23, Wall Street saw heavy selling with many issues dropping. Leading shares declined as traders reassessed values and market uncertainty grew across key sectors.
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