Hundred Students Attend Religious Gathering at Goshen Church
In Goshen Ohio the Presbyterian Church hosted High School Night with about a hundred Goshen High School students in attendance. Evangelist Williams delivered a forceful address urging youth to be pure and seek Christ, prompting many to pledge devotion and sign cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Presbyterian Church
Goshen High School
Mario Parker
Evangelist Williams
Jesus Christ
Presbyterian
Wilileras
Minnie Steinmetz
Butta
New York City
Williams Wiebea
Methodist Church
Butts
Probate notes list of Goshen county matters
Goshen dated October 24 reports admissions to probate for Stephen Ostrander and James Haona with named executors and administrators. Nicholas Fowler and Karl Specht estates granted. Charles Lungberg estate administered by William Sloan. Elizabeth Fowler and G Fred Fowler among executors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Stephen Q. Ostrander
Newburgh
Hillsabeth D. Farrer
James Haona
Agnes Innis
R. Thompeco, Jr
Nicholas J. Fowler
Walden
Elizabeth N. Fowler
G. Fred Fowler
Competitor Causes Burglar Scare at Rooming House
A Sun competitor entered a Stewart avenue rooming house at 9:30 pm seeking a visitor. Harold L. Hock, 15, flashed a pocket lamp to find a fellow competitor A. F. McCann, 16, and was discovered by the owner on the dark second floor. The intruder admitted making calls later that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Stewart Aventa
Harold L. Hock
A. F. McCann
Hock
Cornell
Ithags
Officers Chosen by Boy Scouts Goshen
Goshen October 23 Special The Boy Scouts were reorganized Tuesday with William E Caris remaining Scout Master The officers include President Tarry Durland Secretary William Kiera Treasurer Harold Jackson Patrol Leader William Bias Apelant Leader Harold Grees Owl Patrol Harry Durland Assistant Leader Marschal Swozey Duffaly Patrol Harold Jack POD Assistant Leader John Hansen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Boy Scouts
Wiliam E. Caris
Apelaiant
Harold Grees
Owl Patrol
Harry Durland
Marschal Swozey
Ieoadet Duffaly
Harold Jack- Pod
John Hansen
Grand Jury Inspection Tour in Goshen and County Buildings
The Grand Jury, long in session since opening, examined the corn haven in Goshen this morning and later inspected the county buildings at Orang Farm. Over a dozen cases from Goshen and a similar number from Newburgh, plus others from across the county, are before the panel.
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Goshen
Grand Jury
Prevent
Orang Farm
Newburgh
Visiters and Returning Camps Highlight Local Personal Notices
Miss Marrare from New York visits her brother T Gately. William Tlemey Jr of Englewood and J 4a visit town. Mills and Seagears with wives return from a hunting trip to Vernoy Kil Camp, Bloomingboro.
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Geshes
Miss Marrare
Gately
New York
T. Gately
Wiliam Tlemey, Jr
Englewoo
X.D. Mills
Jr. M. W. Seagears
Bloomingbors
Verncoy Kil Camp
Weat town Y M C A rally sparks county branch work
Goshen October 4 Weat town B C A opens season with rally led by Principal George Clark of Weattown public schools. Rev F M Line discusses the kind of men Orange County needs. Members from Blooming Grove Hamptonburgh and Washingtonville participate. Warwick High School elects Harold Hawkins president John Maybee vice president Hay Feagles secretary Lawrence Stage treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Weattown
Blooming Grove
Hamptonburgh
Washingtonville
Nexr
Two Goshen Women Arrested After Disturbance
Agnes Neal, colorized, was arrested near John and West Main streets at 10 20 PM by Officer Bruen for intoxication and profanity after failing to go home. Both Neal and Mame Hunter face hearings this evening. Hunter was recently arrested on a third degree assault charge by Mrs Rysinger, alleged in her tavern.
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Goshen
Agnes Neal
John and
West Male Streeca
Bruen
Mame Hunter
van Gelder
Rysinger
Hunter
Diaz Threatened with Arrest If He Leaves Hotel
Vera Cruz reports General Felix Diaz left his residence under escort by John Lind and other Americans and went to a hotel near the American consulate. Diaz supporters were said arrested to intimidate voters in Mexico City. Robola rebels seized railroad yards in Monterey after a fierce federal fortress attack. Ward Line steamer Morro Castle, with Mrs Lind aboard, held at Vera Cruz for a court action, then released.
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Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
Wilson
John Lind
St. Mexico City
Jone Ro- Querida
Diaz
Robola
Monterey
New York
Ward Line
Escors
Starmer
Morro Castle
Mre. Lind
Huff
Gomez
Missing horse and wagon raise police inquiry
William H. Wallace of Wadlkill reported that his grey horse and wagon disappeared from Michigan Corners Thursday evening. He left the animal there while transacting business and, upon return, found the wagon gone. Police are investigating the loss.
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William H. Wallace
Wadlkill
Michigan Corners
Michigan Cornera
Man Sprains Wrist After 75-Foot Amokestack Fall
In New Orleans I A Degre fell seventy five feet from the top of an amokestack and struck his head. He suffered a wrist sprain but survived the fall with injuries deemed non life threatening.
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New Orleans
Degre
New Jersey panel orders street railways to add stops
The New Jersey Public Commission orders street railways to install lower stops as required by the new dress code. The directive cites fashion standards as justification for safer boarding and alighting facilities, with immediate effect across lines.
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Associated Prese
Camlen
Xni
New Jersey
Comrmiasion
Erie Likely to Lose Contest With Grocers
Hearing before Commissioner Bagua of the Becond District Public Service Commission on the Snyder-Fancher Company complaint against Erie Railroad ended with briefs due in fourteen days. Attorneys debated track maintenance costs and whether the track would become private if payments had been made. a verdict was anticipated within two to three months.
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Bagua
Becond District Public Service Commission
Bnyder-Feecher Company
Erie Railroad Company
The
Erie
Alton J. Vail
Fancher Company
Alteen Deya
Hrie
Sague
Brie
Snyder-Fancher Company
Bite
Witnexaes
Vail
Snyder- Fancher Company
Commission
Erle
Snyder
Fancher
Burgess
Hirla
Bague
Poughkeepale
Grogan of the Tenth Dies at Newburgh
Spanish American War veteran and Tenth Separate Company member Whiting W. Grogan died at St. Luke's Hospital after gallstone surgery. He served as bugler in multiple campaigns and led a lifelong military involvement with the Fifth Separate Company and National Guard. Funeral arrangements pending. a special meeting will address his death.
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Newburgh
Whiting W. Grogan
Tenth Separate Co
St. Luke's Hospital
Grogan
Hudson B. Moore
U.S W. Y
Cief
Fie
Fifth Separate Co
Honolulu
National Guard
Glens ‘Falls
John J. Perrott
National Guards
Hayes Case Is Put Over Term In Foresburg
The case of Uzal T. Hayes against the town of Foresburg was postponed due to the illness of a key witness Wils Badger of Hartwood. Hayes and companions were in a party that went off a bank in a dark night resulting in Hayes death. Executors of the Hayes estate sue for 300 50.
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Uzal T. Hayes
Foresburg
Mr. Hage
New York Hospital
Larry MM. Hayes
Aicht
Mr. Hayes
Hares
Alleree
Port Jervis Men to Open Market
Goshen Oct 24 The meat market formerly occupied by Case and Wildame will shortly reopen with Port Jervis arrangements in place. The Wadegrody glass blowers occupy the space temporarily while the owners vacate for renovations. Mrs. Fairbanks Dies
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Port Jervis
Goshen
Case & Wildame
Jervis
Tomonmer
Praise for Pastor at Otisville
A New York Evening Journal excerpt recounts the founding of a preventorium for wives and children of TB patients. Rev Robert B Young and his wife established a colony near Otisville, aiding about 1800 mothers and children. The effort, funded by voluntary contributions, argues threefold merit: economic, health protection, and humanitarian religious duty.
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Dile Wheeler Wilcox
New York Evening Journal
Preventorium Society
New York City
Robert 8. Young
Otisville
New York
Stanley Millepaugh
Middletown
Shawangunok Mountains
United States
Young
New-York City
Hirst
Engagement Announced for Ruth Hitchcock and C Freeman Weed
Newburgh notes the engagement of Ruth Burleigh Hitchcock of Rochester to C Freeman Weed. The announcement came at a reception for Miss Hitchcock at 63 Avondale Park. Weed, son of Avn Charles W Weed of Poughkeepsie, is treasurer of the New York and New Jersey Baseball League and connected with Sague Realty Syndicate. No wedding date yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Ruth Burleigh Hitchcock
Rochester
C. Freeman Weed
Miss Hitchcock
F. Hitchcock
Avondale Park
Poughkeepsie
Mr. Weed
Charles W. Weed
Church Street
Sague Really Syndicate
New York and
New Jersey
New York Telephone Co
Lockjaw Proves to Be Fatal in Newburgh
Charles Cotine an employee of the New York Kalle Works in Walden was injured Oct 9 by a circular saw while working and brought to St Luke's Hospital in Newburgh with lockjaw. He died early Tuesday after two convulsions. Antitoxin could not save him as infection worsened and surgery failed. death followed long after the accident.
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Newburgh
Charles Cotine
New York Kalle Works
Walien
St Luke's
Salk
Tonine
Fife
Hotel Brown Purchase Considered by Local Chamber Leaders
The Orange County Chamber of Commerce executive committee met with Leander Purdy and hotel men from Newburgh and New York to discuss buying Hotel Brown. Proposals included substantial local funding and hotel improvements, with Brown proprietors W. A. Brown and others consulted and a committee appointed to negotiate details. The visitors aim to gain control without creating a chain, hoping to invest and expand the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Gentemen
J Ter
Lartims
W. A
Or. Brown
TimesPreas
Leander C. Purdy
Stanley Millspaugh
C. 5. Crawford
R. H. Houston
J. H. Galloway
L. Stern
Bain
Sussex High Basket Ball Five Wins Over Hamburg High
Sussex High School defeated Hamburg High School by 32 to 13 at Hamburg. Sussex starters included Ryerson Davenport Dickson Butler Wilson with Halstead subbing for Ryerson and Ryerson for Davenport. Scorers: Sussex Dickson 5 Halstead 4 Ryerson 3 Davenport 2. Hamburg Dolan 2 Clouse 1 Scott 1. Hamburg referee J C Howes. Sussex Cubs also lost to Franklin Boro 1 to 1, with a rematch set for Saturday at 2:26 PM.
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Sussex High
Hamburg
Wisi
Sussex
Ryerson
Davenport
Dickson
Butler
Wilson
Halstead
Dolan
Clouse
Scott
J. C. Howes
Sussex High School
Cubs
Franklin
Franklin Boro Boys
Susoy
H. G. Pierson Heads Sussex County League
The Sussex County League elected Howard G. Pierson of Warwick as president and reelected M. M. Dolan of Franklin as secretary at its annual meeting held at The Washington in Franklin. Warwick won the pennant and the Independent cup, to be displayed in Warwick’s window. Committees were named to revise rules and set next season’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex County League
Washington
Franklin
Howard G. Pierson
Warwick
M. M. Dolan
Warwick Dispatch
Walsh to Play With Yankees Next Season
New York announces that James Walsh, member of Mack's world champions, will wear a New York American League uniform next season.
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Associated Preece
New York
James Walsh
Mack
Hospital cows infected at Mallen wan State Hospital
Beacon New York October 33 inspectors from the State Health Department report cows at Mallen wan State Hospital diseased with tuberculosis after a routine stock inspection conducted last week by Inspector Jackson.
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Beacon
N.Y
Trentyaix
Mallenwan State Hospital
Jackson
State Departent of Health
Valkenburgh Shumakex Brothers Build Home Plan
A Republican candidate for Marot, Valkenborsh, plans to build a mere project here on a city building lot with material on the ground. Shamaker brothers of Poileshars host a gathering at Mrs Z V Baver's home to celebrate with about twenty five friends. A submarine story notes a boat near submersion.
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MR. Valkenburgh
Shumakex Brothers
Haasenpfefyer
Awerman Valkenborsh
Marot
Pankhurst Departs for Cleveland Today
Biomenay Pankhurst jets for Cleveland today from New York as reported by Associated Press. Flight details and timing not fully clear due to OCR.
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Pankhurst Depants
Associated Press
New York
3Ra
Dillon Wallace Safe, Sister Reports Homeward Hope
New York dispatch says explorer Dillon Wallace is safe at St John’s Newfoundland. His sister Anne Wallace reports a letter indicating he will be home in about a week.
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Dillon Wallace
New York
St. Johns
New Foundland
Hie
Anne Wallace
Motor Paths to New York City
Readers learn of 23 automobile routes into New York City with two optimal options for travel from Tuxedo via Broadway to Nyack and via 422nd Street ferry to Suffern. Other advised paths extend to Port Jervis and Monticello, noting rutted roads, upcoming all stone sections, and impassable stretches beyond Liberty toward Binghamton and Parksville.
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Tuxedo
New York
Automobile Club of America
Club
Broadway
Tarrytown
Nyack
Nyack-Suffern
Bear trapped near Watertown attracts attention
A white bear was captured in a trap set by Henry Johnson of Pothem in the Adirondack settlement near Watertown. Mrs Lucy Talcott Judson visited the city today and stayed with Mrs Clarence H Sweezy on Wickham Avenue. Judson long served at the State Hospital and resigned to move with her son-in-law Dr Roy Mitchell to Eau Claire Wisconsin where he practices medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Watertown
Henry Johnson
Poteham
Judson
Lucy Talcott Judson
Elty
Clarence H. Sweezy
Wickham Avenue
State Hospital
Roy Mitchell
Eau Clair
Wis
Mitchell
Fire logs per capita exceed other nations in the United States
A historical note claims that fire logs in the United States rise in proportion to population, about ten times higher than in France and Austria, reflecting a striking difference in domestic fire incidents relative to population size.
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United States
France
Austria
Erie Can Now Borrow Millions for Equipment
Albany October 23 The Public Service Commission has granted the Erie Railroad Company authority to issue equipment trust obligations totaling about 5.19 million dollars. Series A 2.35 million at 97.70, Series B A A 1.12 million at 95.75, Series V 1.0 million at 97.00, Series T 1.32 million at 80.0 of par value. George F. Browne ll vice president said new equipment is needed for growing traffic from second track projects, including fifty locomotives and hundreds of freight cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Opsrate Public Service Commission
Drie Railroad Company
George F. Brownell
Erle Railroad Company
Tme
Railroad men hear talk on air brake safety
About 102 railroad men gathered at the Railroad Y. M. C. A. in Norwich to hear F. J. Barry of Middletown, N. Y., discuss Some Safety Kinks Applicable to the Air Brake. The session featured air brake discussion, a social hour, and refreshments. The class will meet weekly with Charles Wolfe leading. Out of town attendees included B. P. Flory J. Barry W. H. Kinney and others from Middletown Utica and Mayfield P.A.
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Norwich
F. J. Barry
Middletown
N. Y
Air Brake
RL R
Charles Wolfe
B. P. Flory
J. Barry
W. H. Kinney
Mayfield
King
Sidney
Edward Ellsbourne
Erracuse
George Schemmerhorn
Utica
Frank” Stomer
Edward Davis
George Freer
Leroy Schoonover
Rex the dog killed by auto near New Hampton
Raymond and Victor Young of Maple Dale mourn the loss of their dog Rex struck by a Ford auto on a New Hampton road Thursday morning. The vehicle, carrying three men, passed their car and ran over Rex as he failed to escape. Victor was bitten on the head while attending to the dog and required medical dressing.
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Rex
Raymond
Victor Young
Maple Dale
New Hampton
Victor
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Wallace
Columas
Hayes
Fairbanks
Associated Prenay
Weed
Brown
H. G. Pierson
Walsh
Yankees
Jewel Steel
Buck Bros
West Main Street
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