McConville will contest case begun at Newburgh
In Newburgh on October 21 the Surrogate handled the will contest of Catherine Ann McConville who died near Pine Bush. Lawrence Butler of Crawford is executor. Hiram Messenger contends the will for Thomas McConville, Margaret Mullen, MaryAnn Hanretty and James Coleman heirs at law. Contenders claim mental incompetence and undue influence. Judge Seeger testified on the will’s drafting and witnesses Manning, Barry and McCarthy described the signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Dovenoca
Catherine
Ann: McConville
Pine Bush
Lawrence Butler
Crawford,waom
Case Realty
Hiram D. Messenger
Thomas McConville
Margaret ‘Mullen
MaryAnn Hanretty
Jamen Coleman
Catharine’ McConville
James ' McConville
Raphael
A. Egan
J. C. Taylor
Hella
A. H. F. Seeger
Bezan Todly
Seeger
John
Barry
Dentel
J. McCarthy
Mr. Seeger
Miss “McConville
Dudge
Watt “Béeger
Messenger
Misa McConville
Butler
Jas. Butler
Miss McConville
McConville
Bha
Walden Bank
Dr. Faulkner
Walden
Mary McCarthy Butler
Battle Creek
Mich
Ireland
Oman
Judge Seeger
Miss. McConville
Testatrix
Resignation and relocation of Tetereational School official
Gefern reports Harry Greising has resigned from the Tetereational School, plans to move with his family to Pent Mich next week. William Williams of Sosiactown has been assigned to shift duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffern
Gefern
Harry Greising
William Willams
Sosiactown
Married at Boonton in Sugar Leef and Mountain View couples
Goshen October specials report Hazel Banker of Sugar Leef and Daniel Johnson of Mountain View married at Boonton last Sunday afternoon. Obituary notes record Henriette Baleein Loud, wife of William Loud, aged 48, at 252 Willis Avenue Bronx. Services set for Tuesday evening and regional service Wednesday October 10.
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Boonton
Goshen
Hazel Banker
Daniel Johnson
Sugar Leef
Mountain View
N_ Shevelsee
Tuer
Henri Vee Baleein Loud
Williem Lewis Loud
Bar
Willis Avenue
Bronx
Reginl
156th Reunion Held at New Paltz Amid Strong Brotherhood
The 156th reunion of the 166th regiment association took place in New Paltz with upbeat mood and stronger fraternal ties than last year. Officers elected included President James B. Oakley and Vice President Z G Rhodes, with plans to hold the next gathering in Highland. A tribute was paid to members who died since the previous meeting and thanks extended to New Paltz hosts and the ladies who organized past reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batardsy
Ten O'Olock
Eltings
Oatley
Z. G. Rhodes
S. D. Barnes
G. Rhodes
Samuel Paltridge
Highland
Vne
Paltz
Cox to Retire As League Head After Friday Meeting
Foughkeepsie October 21 meeting of New York and New Jersey Baseball League directors in New York will discuss plans for an eight club circuit adding Bridgeport Reading and South Norwalk possibly. Mayor Cox of Middletown, president of Nyandj League, will resign. Herman Landgraf expected to be named successor. A delegate will be chosen for the minor league convention in Columbus Ohio next month. Pfau or Weed to be treasurer. report of secretary treasurer and president to be read. C F Weed to represent Poughkeepsie.
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Foughkeepsie
New York and
New Jersey
New York
Bridgeport
Reading
Norwalk
Long Branch
Ita
Cox
Middletown
Herman
Fnr
Columbus
Ohio
William Pfau
Freeman’ Weed
C.f.weed
Pokespsie
Cornell Plans A Heavier Line For Next Game
Ithaca N Y Oct 31 Cornell coaches seek a heavier line for the Pittsburgh game next Saturday and Harvard the following Saturday Special practice featured big men at center guard and tackles with Mari Mc Cutcheon Mehaffey and others pushing for starting positions The shift aims to raise the team speed and mass for upcoming tests against strong opponents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell
University of Pittsburgh
Harvard
Moe
Mari McCutcheon
Sherwood
Guy|er
Ateft
Mehaffey
Cornell Sax
Rees
Konetchy Likely Merkle's Successor in Giants Trade
St Louis reports that Konetchy is to be traded to the New York Giants to succeed Merkle. The deal reportedly offers Wildcn Snoderases or Thorpe as possible return players.
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Konetchy
Merkle
St Lows
Konitch
New York Giants
Wildcn
Snod- Erases
Thorpe
Lynched for Insulting Remark Ignites Tempest
An accused insul t remark toward a white woman led to a mob seizing him from jail in Sere and lynching him. Local authorities confirmed the unlawful act and vowed to pursue justice while preserving public order. The incident underscores heighted racial tensions and vigilante violence in the region.
Embassy Building Like the Duke’s Residence Planned
The new German embassy in Washington will imitate the Duke of Wellington’s London residence in design, as reported on October 22 by Assocated Pree Becka.
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Becka
Washiarton
Duke of Wellington
London
Borden Gives Its Drivers a Day Off
Borden's Condensed Milk Company allows wagon drivers in New York a monthly holiday. The firm employs about 1,500 milk workers, runs 2,300 trucks and 4,000 horses, and handles roughly 125,000 cows. It supports sick and death benefits and a paid day off policy.
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Borden
New York
Leo
Wen
Bottie
Matthews Averaged 202 In a Match
Matthews and Smith defeated Reds era and Rickel at the Empire Tuesday in the first of eight series. The scores show Rickel 268 184 in winners and other tallies, with Matthews averaging 208 for the series and credits noted. Friday the Empire will travel to Monticello for the season opener against the fast Monticello club in a keen rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Smith
Rickel
The
Empire
Eizceas Pinshee Ee Ewe Ood Matthews
He Pempires
Monticello
Twelve Teams Enter 3 Men Bowling Tournament
Following are the entries for the three men team bowling tournament to start soon at Empire alleys. Teams include Excelsiors No 1 No 2 and No 3 Elks No 1 No 2 Eagles No 1 No 2 Middletown High School Middletown Club No 1 No 2 Waalkill Engine Co. The list shows a local mix of schools clubs and civic groups entering the event.
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Empire
Sae Sums
Middletown High School
Excelsiors
Elks
Elke
Eagles
Middletown Club
Waalkill Engine Co
Diaz Reaches Vera Cruz Safely After Voyage
General Felix Diaz arrived in Vera Cruz aboard the German steamship Corcovada. German cruiser Hertha officers boarded to protect Diaz from potential harm before he landed.
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Diaz
Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
Corcovada
Hertha
Delegates From 30 Countries Arrive for WCTU Convention
Delegates from thirty countries arrive in New York for the Women's Christian Temperance Union triennial convention set to begin in Brooklyn on Friday. The state convention finished its sessions today.
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Associated Press
New York
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Brooklyn
Geleenheimer Mayfield wedding at Grace Church Port Jervis
Miss Margaret Mayfeld and Edward Geisenheimer Jr were married at Grace Church Port Jervis by Rev. Uriah Symonds in an intimate ceremony with relatives. The couple planned a brief honeymoon by Erie 176 to Middletown and New York City before settling on Ball Street.
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Geleenheimer
Mayfield
Port Jervis
Margaret Mayfeld
Edw. Geisenheimer, Jr
Grace Church
Uriah Symonds
Mirelda Bross
Fred Reuling
Mitchell
Ae Me
Mia Gelsenheimer
Erie
Middletown
New York City
Ball Street
Major Roosa's Men to Learn Their Rifles
Albany Oct 10 Major Philip G Roosa of the second battalion Tenth Infantry National Guard announced plans for a rifle care and use course. Lieutenant W W Waterman will lead weekly sessions at the state armory beginning next week with squads drawn from all companies to understand and handle rifles thoroughly.
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Albany
W. W. ‘Waterman
Roosa
Alina
State Armory
Dr Wight Chosen Moderator of Synod
Auburn New York October 22. Rev B Van Dyke Wight D D pastor of Webb Horton Memorial Church Middletown was unanimously chosen moderator of the Synod.
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Auburn
B. van Dyke Wight
Webb- Horton
Memorial Church
Middletown
Synod of
Delegates to Synod Include City Doctors
New York state delegates open meetings with Dr. Wight and E. T. Hanford of this city among the attendees as part of last night’s Synod proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wight and
ET Hanford
Deer Struck and Killed by O. W. I Train Near Storm King
A deer was struck and killed by West Shore trains No. 19 northbound near Storm King mountain on the West Shore tracks about 9 15 Wednesday morning. Conductor Warren and engineer Vandermark were aboard. The deer was not seen until impact and left beside the rails awaiting burial by protectors.
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Warren
Vandermark
Storm King Mountain
West Shore
Plymouth Witness Admits Inability to Trace Poison
State Officer John Scott testified in the Exton trial that he could not trace the poison or its source used to kill the Admiral. The statement places focus on gaps in evidence and the investigation’s challenges.
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Plymouth
Mass
John Scott
Exton
Wallkill Valley Farmers Seek New Location for Outing
Walden October meeting of the Waldill Valley Farmers Association discussed securing a proper site for the annual outing. A bid from Jacob and Renwick Walker offered $200 plus racetrack upkeep for Walden Driving Park and Gillespie's Grove for two days. The committee was tasked with finding an alternative location after the price was deemed excessive, as Walker Brothers may host a substitute if terms aren’t agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Waldill Valley
John ,K., Brown
B. DuBois
Jonathan Hawkins
John Ahrens
Robert Colwell
Sa|fure
Farmers’ Association
Walker’ Brothers
Maryland coastal storm floods shore towns
Maryland's eastern shore faced a furious storm during the night. The tidewater reached the highest level in twenty years, flooding water fronts. In Salisbury forty people were rescued with difficulty in rowboats.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Salisbury
French Cruiser Conde Sent to Mexico
Paris October 22 France orders the cruiser Conde to Mexico to protect its legation and other French interests in the turbulent country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conde
Mexico
Paris
France
Judge Tompkins Sits In Ulster Trial Term
Kingston October trial term of the supreme court convened in the court house with Justice Arthur Tompkins of Nyack presiding. He sits due to cases involving Justice Hasbrouck, who will preside later. term expected to last two weeks as Hasbrouck travels to Sullivan County in the third week. Tompkins brought his stenographer T J Weatherly, with Benjamin Fater of Ellenville as grand jury foreman. After jurors were sworn, they adjourned to their rooms and then to begin civil calendar business, which holds 249 cases with 17 on the preferred list.
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Kingston
Supreme Court
Court Boase
Arthur
Tompkins
Nyack
Justice Tompkins
Hasbrouck
Sullivan County
Tom
Tompking
Sulzer To Speak In The West
Kensan City Mo Oct 21 William Sulzer has accepted an invitation to speak on his impeachment in Convention Hall here He will announce the date later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensan City
William Sulzer
Senate leaders demand resignation or return to work
Washington Oct 2 Associated Press reports leaders from both sides attacked Senate attendance and urged the senators either resign or resume work, criticizing the lack of presence in sessions. The exchange underscores deep partisan tension over procedural duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
Actress Disfigured for Life by Leopard in Rome
Rome, Oct. 19. Adriana Costamagna, an actress, was badly bitten and clawed by a leopard during a biascope picture scene. Keepers refrained from firing to avoid hurting her. They finally restrained the animal, and she was taken to a hospital where doctors say she will recover though her face and arms will be permanently disfigured.
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Rome
Adriana
Sostamagus
Misa Costamagna
Taft Speaks at Dedication of Princeton Memorial Tower
Former President Taft delivered the principal address at the dedication of Princeton University’s Grover Cleveland Memorial Tower. Judge Taft praised Cleveland as a strong thinker and leader, noting his disciplined mind and broad knowledge of affairs despite party shifts and distrust of new doctrines.
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Princeton
England Accepts Our Invitation to Panama Canal Opening
London reports England has accepted the invitation to send a fleet for the opening of the Panama Canal. The announcement places emphasis on a formal, historic international ceremony with naval presence planned by England.
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England
Associated Press
London
Panama Canal
Texas battleship Texas arrives for acceptance trial
Associated Press reports in Rockland Maine on October 22 that the battleship Texas, the greatest American warship, arrived for her acceptance trials.
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Texas AT Rockland
Rockland
Maine
Texas
Trees Crushed by High Winds Across City
During Monday evening strong winds toppled a large tree in front of George Hawkins at 55 Highland Avenue causing partial street blockage. A Washington Street tree between Spring and Academy avenues also fell. Across the city signs awnings and branches were damaged with other reports of wind-related harm.
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George Hawkins
Highland Avenue
Washington Street
Spring Street
Academy Avenue
Seward Earns Place on National Dairy Show Team
W. B. Seward, a four year agriculture student at Delaware College near Philadelphia, earned high honors by placing on the diary judging team for the National Dairy Show in Chicago. He led with a 92.5 percent average and will compete against top teams from thirteen large agricultural colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Seward
Delaware College
Philadelphia
United States
Chicago
Harrimans Host Luncheon for Miss Crocker in Goshen
Mrs E Henry Harriman and Miss Carol Harriman hosted a luncheon in town for Miss Ethel Crocker, daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Crocker. Mrs Harriman plans an autumn house party and will host a dance Friday night at the Goshen Inn, with her Ramapo Hills home in autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Henry Harriman
Carol Harriman
St. Regia
Ethel Crocker
Wiliam H. Crocker
Harriman
Arden Hoare
Ramapo Hills
Goshen Inn
New York American
Governor to aid Lynch nomination as State Labor Commissioner
Albany October 71 Governor Giran announced plans to back James N. Lynch of Syracuse for State Labor Commissioner. Lynch is presented as the preferred candidate amid the governor's effort to fill the labor post.
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Albany
Giran
Aidit
James N. Lynch
Syracuse
New York Board Names Consulting Ophthalmologist
At a Board of Health meeting on October 14, Dr. Flord H. Cook was named consulting ophthalmologist to the Municipal Sanatorium at Otisville. He also serves in a similar role at the Middletown Free Dispensary. his offices are in the Times-Press building.
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Board of Health
Department of Health
City of New York
Flord H. Cook
Otis ‘Ville
Cook
Middletown Free Dispensary
Times-Press
Senate confirms postmaster at Washington Title
The Senate confirmed Frank Yamany as postmaster at Washington. The joint resolution previously adopted authorizes the reinstatement of Adolph Unger as a cater at the Military Academy. Time and place notes include Washington Tilie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasehimlton
Senate
Adolph Unger
Militare Academy
Frank Yamany
Weshing-ten Tilie
Balkan War Deficit Sparks Plan To Borrow 30 Million
Vienda reports loans of thirty million dollars will be necessary to meet the deficit in the acting budget for the first half of next year. The strain is blamed largely on the Balkan War. Geehen notes Thomas Halex was arraigned after arrest by Chief Scott, charged with intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienda
Geehen
Thomas Halex
Scott
Snell
Schmidt sane when murderer's act reported by AP
The Associated Press reports Father Schmidt was sane at the time of the Aumuller murder, with the claim made public today in New York. Funeral services were held for Leonard B. Garrison at his home on Cottage Street with interment in the state cemetery, and he was remembered as a longtime local marketman born December 6, 1880 in Warwick.
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Associated Press
New York
Schmidt
Aumuller
Dlenisia
Garrison
Leonard BR. Garrison
Cottage Street
Wdeck
iGosben
Wailkit Council
Gaz [Hise
Ez. Garston
Warwick
Jarod and
Freaxs Emily (O Neal) Garrison
Duck Farm Man Has Bad Fall
Goshen October 21 Ike VanStrander of 125 Greenwich Street fell while leading horses at the dock farm last Saturday. He severely sprained his side and has been under a doctor's care since.
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Goshen
Ike VanStrander
Greenwich Street
Hastedt
Dock Farm
Surprise on Her Birthday Delights Miss Wyekod in Gorden
A birthday surprise for Miss Myrtle Wyekod in Gorden on October 21 was organized by a party of friends. A celestial time visit was noted, with no special inducement offered to settlers in Argentina or elsewhere.
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Gorden
Myrtle
Wyekod
Argeontina
Prohibitionist Pastor Reynolds Seeks Assembly Seat
CHAS. H. Reynolds announces acceptance of the Prohibition party nomination for assemblyman after Dr. Kirkwood declined. He argues the un-American saloon is morally wrong and should be abolished by voting on election day, stating he will stand up and be counted in the holy cause.
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Tites-Preas
Robert 0. Kirkwood
Prohibition
Kirkwood
Chas. H. Reynolds
Police recover stolen bicycle in Linden Hall case
Police recovered a bicycle stolen from R C Maline, Linden Hall manager, on October 6 and linked it to 13 year old Reymond Gifold. The youth, from New Hampton, reportedly rode the wheel to a repair shop where it was recognized. He is to be brought to the city for questioning.
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R. C. Maline
Linden Hall
Anc
Reymond Gifold
Teese
Rochester
Bohol
Bifold
F. A Tears
McCeach
New Hampton
Roosevelt at Rio Arrives to Warm Official Welcome
Roosevelt landed at Rio de Janeiro and was greeted by a large official turnout including the cabinet, diplomatic corps, and congressional delegations. He was escorted to Guanabara Palace where he will reside during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Jantero
Theotorn’ Roosevelt
Casinet
Guanadara Palace
Hin Sisyere
Fewer Sunday School Pupils Reported by Episcopal Committee
New York Oct 21 The Episcopal convention heard that Sunday school pupils are sixteen thousand fewer than three years ago. The committees urged making Sunday schools more attractive to draw in pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Episcopal Convention
Episcopal
Guests at a theatre party in New York
Newburgh guests Mr and Mrs W L Walker and Miss Lxtelle Ciel daughter of ex Gov Odell attended a tax party at the Knickerbocker Theatre New York Saturday night. The group went to a Delmonico supper and dance. Also present were Mrs E M Manning and her daughter Mrs Dedier S Hil and Henry Sato. Mr and Mrs Welker have just left their country home in New Windsor and returned to 30 West Fitzpatrick Street
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Newburgh
W. L Walker
Lxtelle Ciel
exGov
Odell
George C. Jones
Buckingham
Knickerbocker Theatre
New York
Henry Sato
Welker
New Windsor
West Fitzpadoth Street
Mrs Sulzer's Sister Loses State Bridal
Ming Eamee tines V. Redelheim of Philadelphia, sister in law of former Governor William Sulzer, will wed Walter M. Friedeabdare of Cleveland in Albany, canceling earlier plans at the Pearl House. A marriage license was issued today and the bride elect was excused from certain duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphs
Ming Eamee Tines
St John Family Returns From Summer Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles St John left Tall City after visiting relatives and began their journey home to Rome ic Hondersontilia North Carolina. Their trip scene mentions Hendersonville in the western mountains near Asheville at an elevation around two thousand three hundred eighty feet. The article notes limited patronage from southern poor travelers from Alabama Georgia Louisiana and Florida who visited the Carvlias Mountains for summer vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
Charles St John
Tall City
Rome
Hondersontilia
Hendersonville
Sittning
Seg Jerel
Pordertis Unica
General Sickles Celebrates Anniversary Quietly at Home
General Sickles marked his veteran pinetr-thing anniversary with no public festivities. He kept to his daily routine, took a midday nap, and declined callers at his house. He said he was feeling very well and hoped to live to a high old age.
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van m. Sienies
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Taft
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