Master Joe Dodge Drives a Filly to a Fast 2 14 By in Lexington
In Lexington week, Master Joe Dodge, famed Goshen rider, guided his four year old filly by Zombro out of Bister Frances to a 2 14% dash through a crowded homestretch, threading the lane at speed. Trainer Walter Cox urged restraint, while John L. Dodge resisted allowing Lady Wannetka a work up, noting the filly's form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Lexington
Joe Dodge
Goshen
Zombro
Bister Frances
Direct
Redix da
King Cole
Fannie Stanton
Hollyrood Farm
Middletown
Dodge
Joe
Hollywood
John L. Dodge
Wannetka
Walter Cox
Walter
Hes
Lady Wanetka
Kentucky
Peter Volo
Trotter
Pacer
Local High Undaunted By Defeat At Annandale
Middletown High School football remains undaunted after a 30 to 0 defeat by St Stephen's College at Annandale last Saturday. Five substitutes entered the second half, triggering an avalanche as the regulars were rested for the Cornwall Military Academy game on November 15. Next Saturday they travel to Kingston to face Ulster Academy, who they beat 32 to 0 earlier this season. Through four games Middletown has 64 points for and 30 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Stephen's College
Annandale
Sernhs
Avalanche
Military Academy
Cornwall
Kingston
Ulster Academy
Ramos
Port Jervis
Middletown
Nelden Named Candidate For Secretary Of League
John H. Nelden of Goshen is announced as a candidate for secretary of the New York and New Jersey Baseball League. He has twenty years in baseball and sports editing at major papers including the New York Morning World and Hearst's Boston American. If elected, he will base headquarters in Middletown and is endorsed by leading league magnates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Nelden
Goshen
New York and
New Jersey
New York
Agen
Morning
Evening World
Hearst
Boston American
Middletown
Ryerson Elected Captain of M H S Nine
At a High School meeting of the M H S baseball team Robe Ryerson was chosen as captain for the nine. The session was held yesterday afternoon with Ryerson unanimously elected to lead the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. S. Dane
Robe Ryerson
Nine
Temperance Talks Held in Circleville and Bloomingburg
Rev F Weiner of Circleville spoke on Salghath morales in an exchange with the pastor. Rev RK Reynolds of Bloomingburg urged temperance at Mount Johnson schoolhouse to about 40 people. Mrs Wellshear noted as a Mina of six summers. T Hennessey and Y W Shaw bought colts from J A Dodge of Helly Row. W T A convention attendance by Mrs J Wills and Ken Shaw. W C T U to meet Howells ladies at their church Friday at 2. Helen Shaw, leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
F. Weiner
Salghath Morales
RK. A. Reynolds
Bloomingburg
Mount Johnson
J. A. Dodge
Helly Row
Tom Alll
Devee
Ladies of
Howells
Peigay Alernmoon
Helen Shaw
Death of William Maharay in Newburgh home
William H. Maharay, 62, a longtime Newburgh resident, died at his Balmville home Sunday at 2:50 am after a brief illness. Friends were surprised by the sudden passing as his health had not flagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maharay
Wiliam H. Maharay
Newburgh
Balmwie
Police arrest for assault in Thrall Hospital case
Charles Brown a former city resident was arrested on Tugeday evening for second degree assault on Milton Stevens now a patient at Thrall Hospital. Brown was arraigned before Record for Starr and sent to Goshen Jail pending grand jury action. Evidence tied Brown to a brutal beating after a worker reported seeing a white man beaten by a black assailant. Brown confessed under questioning to an earlier promise of pay and a vow of retaliation. Stevens remains in serious condition with multiple injuries including a broken nose and jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Tugeday Avening
Milton Btevens
Thrall Hospital
Brown
Starr
Goshen
Fulton
Benton and
Maas
Omcer Dayton
Dayton
Robert Carson
Vuolo Brothers
Bust Avenuy
Finton Street
Carson
Storg
Ching McCouch
Ite
Omcer Tarbert
Heo
Cursentle
Rod Neld
Clergyman Warns Against Prohibition Uptake in New Jersey
Rev Dr El A Wasson of Newark warned 600 Atlantic City listeners that prohibition would ruin the nation, citing government statistics that alcohol consumption rose last year. He urged temperance as a station for workers, attacked saloon proprietors cooperation, and argued against anti-saloon tactics while noting saloon power and female voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thio
New Jersey Liquor Centers’ Association
Atlantic City
EL A. Wasson
Newark
Wasson
Waston
Owalara
jAssembly
Leonand
Elizabeth
Anil Saloon League
Saoonn
Haaglien
One Use For a Vacuum 2 034
A compact note suggests documents and newspapers may be preserved indefinitely in a vacuum. The statement proposes a method or concept for long term storage using vacuum conditions. It reflects archival interest in maintaining physical media over extended periods.
United Missionary Campaign Set For Next Week
A citywide United Missionary Campaign is planned for November 2 and 3 with services at multiple churches. Rev. F H Divine and Rev W H Crothers lead sessions including devotional services, open conferences for pastors, missionary education, and general mass meetings at churches such as First Presbyterian First Baptist and Methodist Episcopal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Missionary Campaign
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
F. H. Divine
W. H. Crothers
Methodist Church
H. A 'Massec
Horton Memorial Church
E.W. Miller
North Btreat Congregational Church
Reuben Breed
Stratton Theatre
Addrens
Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
BE OW. Miller
First Congregational Church
A. Musser
H. Divine
Clancy Resigns Sing Sing Warden Ship
Ossining dispatch reports James M. Clancy resigns as warden of Sing Sing Prison to avoid misreading his policy on the Stilwell confession linked to Sulzer Impeachment. He discusses with Stilwell and McClolland before leaving for New York to seek a job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
James M. Clancy
Sing Sing
Stilwell
Sulzer
Claney
McClolland
Billwell
Reilly
Clancy
John A. Hennessy
Sullwell
New York
Anys
Warships Ordered to Mexico by President Powers
The article reports that four warships have been ordered to move toward Mexico by President Powers to deter further action. Officials say the ships will monitor movements and could serve as a show of force if needed.
Battleships ordered to leave Hampton Roads for Mexico
Norfolk reports four battleships New Jersey Nebraska Rhode Island and Virginia ordered to depart Hampton Roads today to relieve warships there as tensions in the region rise. Secretary Bryan says a formal note has been sent to European governments asking them to suspend policy toward Mexico until the United States defines its stance. President Wilson and Bryan seek the next move toward Mexico with no decision yet on General Diaz aboard the Louisiana.
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Norfolk
New Jersey
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Mexico
Europe
Washington
Bryan
United States
Wilson
General Diaz
Louisiana
Progressives Back to Republican Fold Say Idaho Speaker
Elizabeth New Jersey October 27 Genster Borna of Idaho declared a clear trend of Progressives returning to the Republican party. He asserted Edward Stokes, the GOP governor candidate, led Progressive Republicans and urged reorganizing party machinery. He cited voter shifts in Michigan Maine and West Virginia as proof and urged uniting to elect Progressive candidates in 1916. Stokes spoke at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Genster Borna
Idaho
Republican Party
Edward ©. Stokes
Chicago
Michigan
Maine
West Virginia
Atthois
Viey
Repthcan
Bloomingburg News Quiet Week Ends With Minor Incidents
Bloomingburg reports Captain and Mrs Stimpson resuming residence. Philip Murray visits from Liberty while Clive Rogers stays with his mother at High View. Mrs Comfort suffers reaction to a foreign substance. W C Ritter travels to New York for two weeks on business. Woodmen smokers planned Thursday night. Ex Captain Haughes injures two fingers adjusting a window. Moving picture show to be discontinued. Saturday night attraction to be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
Stimpson
Philip Murray
George Comfort
James B. Mance
Liberty
Clive Rogers
Farmingdale
High View
W. C Ritter
New York
F. C. Bennett
Cleghorn
W. R. Haughes
Schildknecht Arrested in Brooklyn Case of Embesselment
New York, Oct. 9. John Schildknecht, a young cashier of the Warhdura Crosby Flour Company, is under arrest in a Brooklyn boarding house on charges of embezzling funds from his employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schildknecht
Brooklyn
New York
John Schilickwecht
Warhdura Crosby Flour Company
P O A Social Evening Hosted By Local Lodge Members
Members of the P O of A and numerous friends enjoyed a social evening at their rooms on Tuesday. A dance and supper kept guests entertained well into the morning. The event was organized by a committee led by Mrs. George Endi som with several officers assisting.
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P.O. of
Dancine Sas
Paris
George Endsium
Mesdames
Charlotte Maclante
Charles Royer
Bitima
Grace Church Men’s Club Gerial Meeting Tonight
The Grace Church Men's Club will hold a general meeting this evening. Committees in charge include K DeWitt and Lemrent Heaton. Also notes about last night’s lab and a basketball game scheduled between the Boss Scouts and the Caba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
DeWitt
Lemrent Heaton
Caba
Surprise birthday party for Mrs Harkness in Toronto home
Mrs Harkness received a genuine old fashioned surprise at her Boxcontreet residence Tuesday evening. Twenty guests arrived with gifts, as she was warmly welcomed by Mr and Mrs Hathacet. A toast and hand written keepsake were given to mark the occasion, a memory of friends celebrating her health and happiness in her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Aark- Reap
Boxcontreet
Tienda
Montgomery Village mishap and local notes in Oswego area
In Montgomery a man Arnold Heitz injured when his team bolted after a passing auto. James McBrier also hurt. Miss Maggie Legg visits her grandfather in Newburgh. Young Benjamin Babcock suffers a compound fracture of the arm from a fall. Hunters roam the area with few catches. In Oswego Dr Poucher, longtime head of the Oswego State Normal and Training School, will retire Friday after guiding its growth. Dr James G. Riggs to succeed. Also mentions Brown Brothers winning a water and plumbing contract for Robert Graham dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Speciaiy
Arnold Heitz
James McBrier
Maggie Legg
Charles F. Legg
Henry C. Earl
Newburgh
Benjamin
Daniel Babcock
J Lave
F. Rice
Albert M. Fallon
Monticolio
New York
Brown Brothers
Robert Graham
Graham
Goodwill
Poucher
Oswego
LB Poucher
Changs of Heart and Parson Victorose-Way Note
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Freddi Beraose and a brief scene with a Parson, Philadelphia reference, and a fleeting aim to seek something in the Times-Press. Details unclear due to garbled text. appears to be from a local society or conversational column with names and place hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Changs
Parson
Victorose
Freddi Beraose
Bela
Catre
Philadelphia
Fortnightly meeting and temperance notes in Warwick
In Warwick an October temperance gathering featured Miss Elizabeth Demarest and Miss Eden Demarest hosting an Aret meeting. Madeline Bayre read travel notes, Teed spoke on the minimum wage, and G F Ketchum discussed William Sulzer with lively post discussion. An upcoming no license mass meeting in the YMC A gymnasium is planned with a stereopticon lecture Ten Nights in a Barroom by Rev Herbert Hezzard and remarks by Mrs Taber Knox and Rev J J Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werwick
Huckbee
New York City
Lewis J. Campbell
Izabeth
Eden Demarest
Madeline Bayre
Teed
William Sulzer
F. W. ,Sanford
Hiram Tate
M. Kane
Herbert Hezzard
Taber Knox
Alec
J. J. Henry
Monroe
Ison Drowns as His Mother Seeks to Save
Nyack New York October 2 a mother trying to save her four year old son from Rockland Lake jumped into the river. She reached him and held him to her breast but both disappeared and were recovered by two men. The mother was saved. the boy Stephen Squas drowned after losing his balance while playing at the dock and leaning over the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
N. Y
Rockland Lake
Stephen Squas
Missing registry list found in Hamptonburgh town area
The voters list for the town of Hamptonburgh, missing from Hamptonburgh Town Hall, was recovered Tuesday night at 10 20 o clock in the rear room of Alex Anders Store. The person who took the list remains unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamptonburgh
Hamptonburgh Town Hall
Alexanders Store
Chadeayne for Surrogate of Orange County
Democratic candidate Henry W. Chadeayne, a Cornwall native and longtime attorney with offices in Newburgh and Cornwall, seeks the Orange County Surrogate post. A veteran in estate settlements, transfer tax matters, and fraternal circles, he is praised for intellect, courtly manners, and tried public service on the Board of Supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Chadeayne
Orange County
Cornwall
Henry F. Chadeayne
Monticello Academy
Newburgh
Chadeayne
National Bank of
Cornwall Savings Bank
State of New York
Knights of Pythias
Waoreneck Tribe
LO. R. M
Cornwall Council
Newburgh Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Canterbury Fire Company
Mountainville Grange
Pomona Grange
Middletown
Ghedenyne
Goshen
Port Jews
Board of Supervisors
County of Orange
Chadeayns
Hercy
Chadgeagne
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St. Stephen’s College
Ryerson
Stevens
W. A. Wagner
W. H Crothera
Divine
H A. Musser
Charles Reynolds
T. R. Wallace
R. D. Kirkwood
E. W Miller
D. D
F. H Divine
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Associated Press
P. O. OF A
Mrs. Harkness
Warwick
Ison
New John Street Theatre
HE. DO. Gouuld CoOs
Orany
Railroad Ave
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