Large barn burns near Monroe after fire destroys storage section
Special from Monroe Ock 29 A large barn under reconstruction by Harriman Industrial Corp on a farm near Monroe was largely destroyed by fire early last night. The dairy and horse areas suffered, feed and hay storage burned, water was scarce, and only the one story dairy rear was saved. Origin unknown, near paint and oil storage. Estimated loss $60 000, insured about $43 000.
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Monroe
H. M. Tilford
Dionrce
Blombasha Firs Co
Harriman Industrial Corporation
Arly
Odd Fellows Visit Goshen Brethren in Orange Lodge Meeting
Middletown Lodge No. 112 members attended a Goshen Orange Lodge meeting Tuesday with Justice Arthur S. Tompkins Grand Master of the State as guest. After conferring the second degree a banquet followed with speeches by Tompkins and local dignitaries before a singing of America.
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Mosben
Middletown Lodge
Justice Tompkins
D. D
George Draka
Middietown
P. D. D. Smith
Warwick
P. I. D. Penney
Goshen
John B. Swezey
George I. Gregg
America
New 16 Inch Main Connected to Reservoir at Proapoet Lake
Subcontractor Frank C. Hock completed linking the new 16 inch main with the reservoir at Proapoet Lake ensuring water supply in drought times. The village board will inspect the work on Thursday or Friday as water is pumped from the coffer dam to remove wooden forms for the concrete plinth supporting the large pipes.
Drownings Reported After Ten Inch Rainfall
San Salvador reports fifty four deaths from drowning as districts flooded by ten inches of rain. Authorities fear more fatalities as rescue and relief efforts begin in affected areas. In other news, Charles S Webster of Worcester elected Grand Minister of State at the hundredth reunion of the Supreme Council, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite. A Hallowe'en party is announced at the golf club house with prizes. Goshen notices include trips to Pittsburgh and a visit from Charles Hawn Jr. to his parents.
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San Salvador
Webster
New York
Supreme Council
United States
Charles S. Webster
Worcester
Mass
Golf Club
Olf
Amy
Canis
Misa Mildred Clark
Stern
Misa Finan
Goshen
Miss Wilsins
Mra Northway-Merer
Middietewn Wit Feave
Monroe Community Notices and Upcoming Meetings
Special report from Monroe lists Union Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Henry Mapes home on Tuesday October 28 at 2 30. Oakland House repairs by W B Tench and police duties of Harry Osterhout noted. Surprise party for Miss Edna Miller at Mr and Mrs Clarence Zimmerman home. Young People’s Union meets with Halloween program. Monroe Driving Park Association first meeting October 31 at 8 p m to elect board. Gladys Cox visiting, clam chowder supper raises about 26. Card party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Breithaupt. Ladies Missionary Thimble party set for October 31 at Mrs George H R Conklin. Monroe High School faculty to stage Miss Fearless Co s play November 7 in Monroe Opera House. proceeds to furnish teachers room. Clarence and Mrs Clarence Smith back from wedding trip.
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Clarence Zimmerman
Franklin Avenue
Young People’s Union
Alvin Jangen
Roe Pilgrim
Charles Gregory
Proctor
Central Valley
W. B. Tench
Monroe Driving Park Association
Monroe Corporation
Gladys Cox
Vaasar
Presbyterian Church
John Breithaupt
Oakland Avenue
Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
George HR. Conkiln
Riday
Tha Monroe High School
Monroe Opera House
Mies Fearlese.&& Co
Clarence Smith
Cough Drop King Smith Lingers At Death Door
William W. Smith, famed cough drop inventor and long time Smith Brothers figure, lies near death at 86 after decades in New York and Canada. Wife Elin has not slept. physicians say only hours remain. Smith helped launch the candy business after 1860, once ran for New York governor on the Prohibition ticket, and reportedly earned hundreds of thousands yearly from cough drops since 1912.
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Wiliam W. Simith
Smith Brothers Company
Mr. Smith
Lye
Elin Axgod
Houte
Padi
New York
Canada
United States
Exmeo
Liles
New York City
James Smith
Smith Ia
Knife Worker Under Arrest in Grand Larceny Case
Walden October 28 complaint by Samual Andrews vice president of Walden Knife Works accuses Thomas Morton trusted employee of defrauding the firm by inflating work totals using silos. Morton admitted guilt at exam and was held on $140 bond. case to be presented to the Grand Jury meeting in December.
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Walden
Samuel Andrews
Vicw
Walden Kuoife Works
Thomas Morton
Heo
Willan G. Decker
C. Hed Fowler
Additional Officers for Boy Scouts at Goshen Meeting
At the Hot Scouts gathering in Goshen on October 30, new officers were elected: Quartermaster Ted Clayton, Master of Ceremonies Henry A. son, Sentinel Harold Knapp, Master of Programs Marshall Swesey, Cook Albert Tannen, Anler Arnold Thombere, Protector of Colorn John Hanson.
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Goshen
Hot Scouts
Ted Clayton
Henry Alanson
Sentinel
Harold Knapp
Marshall Swesey
Cook
Albert Tannen Anler
Arnold Thombere
Colorn
John Hanson
Whittaker Child Fights Unclear Peach Pit Incident
Roland Whittaker son of Mrs Whittaker lies at Vassar Hospital in Donghkeapade after a serious accident described as a blow from a perch pit during a gathering with companions. Saar, a Goshen Democrat worker, has returned home while health concerns linger.
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Roland Whilttaker
Mra J. BR. Whittaker
Vassar Hospital
Ln Donghkeapade
Shiseliy
Goshen
MW Saar
Goshen Democrat
Prisoners Arrigned in Burglary and Larceny Court Pleas
A list of defendants in a county court arraignment shows Benjamin Levinski Bernard MacUuire Arthur Green Charles Gunt and others pleading not guilty to various charges including burglary grand larceny and attempts, with several held for county court and sentences suspended or set for future disposition. The report notes multiple Guilty pleas and jail terms including two to four years and transfers to reformatories or Sing Sing for several defendants.
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Benjamin Levinski
Bernard J. MacUuire
Ombrattrona
Arthur Green
Bing Bing
Charles Gunt
Cleveland
Ohio
Sol
Saree Sheltz
Arthur
Honey Clark
A. Detrinco
Sentenge
Jeremiah’ Dhly
Gulty
Hilsworth Gannon
Wilam Kerley
Sterling Plgwory
Anito
Edward White
Joseph Young
James Kerwin
Laretoy
Fie Whe
John Eckman
Isuzart
D. Ponelli
Charles Morgan
Tuxedo
Nicholas
Hymeneal of Fay and Weber at St Andrews Church
The marriage of Miss Rose Weber and Walter Fay was solemnized at St Andrews Church on Tuesday morning at 8:30 by Rev Father Banabere. Attendants were Miss Dena Weber and Edward Fay. After the ceremony they went to the bride’s home for a wedding breakfast and reception with family. the couple will reside in their furnished home after a editing trip to Connecticut.
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Tha Gugsta
Jacob Weber
Indy
sBtote
J. ‘Hoornbeck
Ellen Jand
Fay
Ulater
Faylett_Ebeneilie
Connecticut
Mica Kathering Wyndham Smith
Misa Elizabeth Velknap
Jerome Alexandee
Norfolk
Cana
Amd
Ware
St. Clair Smith, Jr
Mark Montgomery Smith
Amoom
H. St. Cllr
Zoghaum
Fentt
Hand Zogheum
Wilrad L. Cola
A. D. Rogers Sullivan
Nex
York
Mra. Smith
Fortuuthia
New York City
Fat Men Fell Before Scouts at Grace Church Event
The Men’s Club of Grace Church hosted a Sal tarcling at the church on Wednesday evening. A featured moment was a basketball game between the Pat Men of the club and the Boy Scouts, amid a measured display of civic pride for Scout attendance. Parish House meetings are weekly, with the community growing more attentive to Scouts. Regan is said to have questioned propriety and the sixth sense. Bryan has five women.
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Grace Chanch
Pat
Thin Cluh
Boy Scouts
Ce Regan
Bryan Bas
Wenzen
State Hospital Proposes Home Treatment Dispensaries
A proposal by the superintendent of Binghamton State Hospital advocates establishing home treatment dispensaries in each city to treat patients locally who would otherwise need hospital admission. The plan aims to cut state hospital costs and reduce overall maintenance expenses, with figures suggesting savings across districts and statewide reductions. Wagner, a state committee member, attended a 243 to 600-attendant meeting discussing the proposal.
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Binghamton
Binghamton State Hospital
Os Auneatre
Albany
State’ Hospital
Tate
Beacon Scribe Takes a Flight Over Newburgh
Oct 29 Newburgh aviator Beckwith Havens launched a flying boat from the Chelsea hangar near Rose Town. He tested the wing wires then twisted the engine and sped into the river air, with Harry M. War Time Beaton reporting from a nearby goat shed used by the correspondent’s crew.
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Newburgh
Beckwith Havens
Chelsea
Roseton
Havens
Harry M.war
Beaton
the News
toVen
New UAW3 Drum Corps Forms and Rehearsal Update
An enthusiastic meeting and rehearsal of the Higham Flute Drum and Process Band occurred at their rooms on Wednesday evening. Roscoe Adams was elected to membership. others are urged to join. A new bylaws draft was assigned to Colwell Landfield Crossman Sweery and Harford. The dance committee reported progress for Linden Hall event on the evening of Wednesday November 32, with high expectations for the debut of the group.
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Higham
Roscoe Adams
John F. Colwell
H. J. Landfield
Clarence Crossman
Wey
Sweery
Beldon’ Harford
Linden Hall
Smithers Tin Wedding Ball at Gedmay Farry Hotel
Commodore Charles Smithers of the Larchmouth Yacht Club and Mrs Smithers celebrated their tin wedding anniversary with a large dinner and ball at the Gedmay Farry Hotel in Whin with more than forty guests. The event featured dancing led by Oliver Hartmann, a banquet in the grill region, and a gown of blue satin brocade with a diamond headpiece. The couple received anniversary gifts from the Commodore as guests from New York and Long Island attended.
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Charles Smithers
Larchmouth
Smiluce
Ince
Commodore
Ooulson
New York and
Long Island Society
Cor
Elks Welcome District Deputy on Official Visit
Madictown Lotus No. 1987 held a meeting welcoming District Deputy Wilton Beanet of Port Jervia. Eight candidates were initiated and a special function ended with a toast. Delegations from Her Beswallen and Liberty Gap attended, with Sternls insisting on excluding bean labor.
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Madictown Lotus
Wks
Rand
Wilton Beanet
Port Jervia
Beswallen
Dani Fet Clete
Bart Mere
Jown Cole
Dorland Mr. Galdaw
Lee l Latdaw
Ask” Lawrence
We Jlam Princ
Liberty
Gould Replies to Mayor on Sewage Disposal Questions
The council member defends collective effort and presses for full information on the proposed sewage disposal plan. He questions the mayor’s motive, cites cost figures around 26 thousand and 100 thousand plus, and urges frankness through the council before any action. He asks whether the state will fund or share costs and seeks specifics from consulting engineers Hazen & Whipple.
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Doneon
Ant
Huila
State Department of Health
Teany
Thave
Hazen & Whipple
Citten
Personal notices fragment from Western Union Telegraph office era
Fragmentary personal notice mentions Charisse Martin, former employee at Western Union Telegraph Office in Lake Mohook, two years in towns, and a reference to Haney Meola and Gardner returning from a vacation in Maryland or nearby. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or complete names.
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Lberty
Charisse Martin
Thirtcity
Union -Telegraph
Lake
Mohook
Maryland
Haney Meola
Dr Meyer Buys Fancher Property In Thin City
Dr Meyer buys and puriates the home and offices of Dr Edwin Fancher at 16 Orchani Street in thin city. Dr Northwar Meyer has practiced here a year and will take possession January 1st through the agency of W M Fiero.
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Northwar-Meyer
Sdvin Fancher
Orchani Street
W. M. Fiero
Labor union officials seek new trial in McNamara case
Thirty labor union officials tied to the McNamara explosions are summoned before the United States Circuit Court of Appeals seeking a new trial. The government outlines the reasons for the requested retrial amid ongoing counter espionage and labor dispute tensions.
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Associated Press
McNamara
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Funeral for John J Clafly Held at Mount Carmel
Funeral services for John J Clafly were held at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel with a requiem mass by Rev Michael Partington. Interment followed in St Joseph's cemetery. Members of the Holy Name Society attended, including J J Dempsey. The obituary notes several present community figures and pallbearers.
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Claffy
John 7
Clafly
Bern
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Wedneslay Shorinp
Michael Partington
St Joseph's Cemetery
Heaters
Holy Name Society
J. J. Dempsey
J. Rerolds
Jamie Mahon
William Waizonegeer
J. H. Gavin
Frank Mo Kara Tore
Sorel Gidates
Voter figures urge tax reform amid city finances
The present campaign highlights total tax collections and assessments from 1909 to 1913, with 1912 and 1913 figures showing rising obligations. It notes projected expenses under Democratic administration, a proposed total tax of about 199,480 dollars, and outstanding street work bonds of 35,000 dollars under Mayor Cox.
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Cox
Zerm
Don
Wallkill League Endorsements For Local Officials
The Executive Committee of the Citizens' League of Wallkill endorsed candidates for town offices after review. Endorsements include Hig Supervisor William R. Walce and Hanford Terwilliges for Highway Superintendent, Jarvis W. Miller for Justice second district, William Puff and Merrit Parsons for Justice third district, and J. Ailen Ralston for Collector among others. No endorsements for three constables. Members pledge to vote for endorsed candidates and nonmembers are urged to do the same. A campaign push for good governance and voter contact is planned.
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Citizens’ League
Wallkill
Circleville
League
Hig
William R. Walce
Hanford Terwilliges
Elis
Elis. | For Justice of the Peace
Jarvis W. Miller
Justice of the Peace
William Puff
Merrit
HL Parsons
J. Ailen Ralston
John& Crans
Aestreet
Fred VS. Ogden
Frank J. Riede
H. Seybolt
Wiliam E. Winfield
Constabie
John A. Vandermark
Benjamin W. Shaw
Poxettle
Should Have Sent Woman to Paterson
Captain Charles B Wood of the city poor department received a commendation from Robert W Hill Albany for handling the Lillian Bailey case. Bailey, living with her husband in Paterson NJ for three years, could not be sent to the county institution as she was not a city resident. Hill says the proper step was to return her to Paterson and let Paterson authorities dispose of the case. The Erie news notes President Underwood and party passing through on a western trip with officials and a Public Service Commission inspection unit aboard various trains.
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Charles B. Wood
Robert W. Hill
Albany
Starr
Lillian Bailey
Newburgh
Hill
Paterton
Kocal Board of
Heaith
Erie
F. D. Underwood
Eric
Jas. i County
James Donley
New York
Stevitt
James Mackin
Delaware
J. &. Dickson
Port Jervis
Jereer
Pubile Service Commission
New York ‘Division
Port Dereis Tressay
Wedstidtas Af Letroob
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Lancelot Lodo
Knights of
Prihina
Unnecy
Pittsburg
John . Dunn
Mra. Morphy
Piltsburg
Tothornox
Goshen, Cot
Charles Haiwn, Jr
Jersey City
King Smith
Beacon Scribe
With
Mrs. Smithers
ELKS
MR. Gould
Fancher Property
Hina Ro Agle
Dartling
Wallkill Leagues
John Mann
Jeasie L. Dubois
Sarah EB. Everett
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