Ulster Academy Opens Football Season At Home
Ulster Academy stars meet Middletown High at the Athletic field on Saturday for their first home game of the season. Skip McCarthy, ex Fordham and Colgate coach, leads Ulster and aims for improvement against a heavier Middletown lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xinguton
Ulster Academy
Middletown’ High School
Ulster
Skip McCarthy
Wbeen
Middletown
McCarthy
Fordham University
Colgate
Army
Poughkeepsie
Kingston
U.A
K. A
Andrew Street
Ad. Maleston
Mehaffey Switches to Left End for Harvard Game
In Ithaca New York October 29 the varsity scrimmage on Alumat Field featured a two touchdown edge for Cargell varsity against the aerobs. Barrett and Shuler moved to new backfield spots, Shuler showing style and Barrett earning carries. Mehaffey switched from tackle to left end and likely will hold the Harvard game spot, while Hyland remained at right guard and the scrubs failed to breached the varsity line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itheca
N. Y
Alumat
Cargell Varasity
Aerobs
Barrett
Fritz
Mehaffey
Waa
Rees
Harvard
Hyland
Terpenning Nyands Prayer To Be Wedded
Newburgh date October 30 Miss Helen Williams daughter of Charles P Williams will be married to Charles Otto Terpenning in St George's Church on Wednesday afternoon November 5 by Rev John Huske Only immediate relatives present Mr Terpenning is a well known young athlete formerly with the Newburgh baseball club of the New York and New Jersey League and has played with local semiprofessional clubs He is also a basketball player.
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Newburgh
Helen Williams
Charles P. Williams
Courtney Avenue
Charles Otto Terpenning
St. George's Church
John Huske
Terpennoing
New York and
New Jersey
Boy Scouts Defeat Cubs In Unbalanced Basketball Game
Boy Scouts Troop basketball team beat the Cubs Wednesday night at the parish house by a score of 44 to unknown. The Cubs played well despite limited practice. First game of the season, well attended, next game likely next Wednesday. Officials listed as Umpire Hart Referee Gibbs and others.
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Boy Scouts
Cubs
Aacors
Goate
Lelveroth
Holden
Wonpenpe
Heyman
Bright
Donnelly
Saan
Newkirk
Detsageth
Holden i
Hart
Gibbs
Tines
Frisaud
Wilson
Condemnation Review for Land Purchase on Orange County Road
Raseell Wiggins and county officials report condemnation action to acquire part of the Benjamin Sayer farm on the road between Warshe and Greenwood Lake in Orange County. The commission authorized 1435 for the land needed to build the new route through the Mount Peter area, home to the Ben Saver apple whiskey landmark, with local commentary noting limited details of the proceedings.
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Raseell Wiggins
Jenes D. McGiffert
Wilteo Bennet
Port Jervia
Tus
Benjamin Sayer
Warshe
Greenwood Lake
Mount Peter
Oranke County
All Hallows Eve Ghosts and Presbyterian Notes Halloween Events
Otisville residents are invited to a Halloween gathering at Mr and Mrs W N Glasa residence on October 31 at three hours before midnight. Spirits will be checked, costumes required, and all attendees will assist in rites for the Epworth League with proceeds to benefit the church. Presbyterian Church notes announce an October 1 program in the church parlor from 7 80 to 9 20 p m with ghosts dances games fortune telling and a gipsy fortune teller. No admission before 7 80 p m.
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W. N. Glasa
Styx
Allhallows
Installation of Rev Edward Shaw as Monroe pastor
The Presbyterian Church of Monroe held the installation of Rev Edward Shaw D D as pastor last Tuesday night. Rev Rufus B Marks of Suffern originally planned to preside but was ill, with Rev AR Pennell of Washingtonville substituting. The sermon was delivered by Rev Floris Ferwerda of Campbell Hall, and charges given by Rev Edwin D Bailey of Brooklyn and Rev Alvin R Pennell. Miss Irene Carpenter of Monroe and Miss Forrestine Shaw sang.
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Monroe
Edward Shaw
D. D
Presbyterian’ Church of
Rufus B. Marks
Floris Ferwerda
Campbell Hall
Edewin D. Bailey
D.D
Brooklyn
Alvin‘r.pennell
Irene Carpenter
Westminster’ Presbyterian Church
Middletown
Forrestine Shaw
Standard Lodge
Elizebeth A. Ball
Floyd
Clarence Smith
Harold
Minuile Bush
Ohio
Joseph Mould
Kingeton
Schuhnemunk Construction Nears Finish on Chester Road
The Schuhnemunk Construction Co. nears completion of a three-quarter mile road section between the farms of Courtlandt Link Toam and Kneeland Moore in Chester. The $3,164 project stemmed from Ada Morse’s suit to build a road for her convenience, with about $5,000 charged to the towns of Monroe and Chester. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Isaac of Binghamton visit Mrs. Alice Schultz. Joseph Johnson of Glenmere Farms seeks treatment at Middletown hospital for an arm injury from a crank incident.
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Chester
Schuhnemunk Construction Co
Courtlandt
Toam
Kneeland Moore
Ada Morse
Kneeland Bloore
Monro
Lysja & Road
Morse
New York City
Monroe
Macallister
Newburgh
George Glann
S. B. Isaac
Binghamton
N. Y
Alice Schultz
Josephine Green
Brenwater Bros
Middletown
W. RK. Green
Joseph Johnson
Glenmere Farms
Tora Hospital
Parasite Cleans Up San Jose Scale Across Pennsylvania
State entomologist B P Fett reports a small parasite Aphelinus fascipennis is cleaning up the San Jose scale over large areas in southwestern Pennsylvania. New York fruit growers inquire about orchards once infested but now nearly free without insecticides. The parasite ranges across the continent, attacking armored scales and related pests on fruit trees, with historical notes on establishment in New Jersey and rearing of many parasitic insects from Mariann orchards.
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B. P. Fett
Surface
San Jose
Pennsylvania
New York State
Felt
Smith
New Jereexs
Johnson
Felneks
Jervis Weds Toney Arnold Hardy in New York City
Jervis weds Toney Arnold Hardy at seven on Tuesday October 28 1913 at No 135 East Main Street officiated by Rev Willard Conger. Bride attended by Caroline Cuddebsck. best man Lamar Hardy. Bride given in marriage by George H Ross with guests including Herbert Mills Exoma Florence and Leslie John. Wedding supper for relatives and couple to Philadelphia trip. couple popular in the city.
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Misa Caroline Cuddebsck
Port Jervis
Lamar Hardy
George H. Ross
Morratown
N. J
Herbert Mills
Gcotehtown
Budd
Mailer
Exoma Plorence
William Major
Moohagen Avenus
Leslie John
J.budd
Albert
Dunham
Univerwallet
Thay
Misa Nellie
Philadelphia
Funeral of Richard Poiter Held at Dudley Castle Nearby
The funeral service for the late Richard Poiter was conducted by Rev. Joseph, pastor of First Church, from his home in the Wallkill Valley Cemetery at Dudley Castle near Birmingham, England, with Poiter born November 11, 1839. He married Martha Taylor in 1866 and moved to the United States in 1870. After two years in Ellenville, the couple settled in Walden, where Poiter spent 38 years as foreman of the material department at New York Knitting Works.
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Richard Poiter
Joseph
Wallkill Valley
Dudley Castle
Birmingham
England
Martha Taylor
Ellenville
Walden
Ponter
New York Knite Works
Mrs Warner Reunited With Family After Hospital Stay
Praise for Thrall Hospital staff as Mrs Warner completes nearly two weeks of treatment and returns home. She commends the efficient management and the kind dutiful nurses who cared for her during recovery.
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Ahs NL Warner
Thrall Hospital
Warner
Fete and Sale at Lyceum Hall for Holy Name Church
Otisville announces a November 26 Lyceum Hall fete to aid Holy Name Church. Mrs Jamieson J Boban leads efforts with admission 25 cents. Ladies’ Society offers New York donated prizes and gifts. Rosa Neighbors hold their annual supper November 11 with eight o’clock entertainment. Miss Margaret Howartson wed Thomas Brinelio. congratulations.
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Otisville
Speckilyj
Lyceum Hall
Holy Name Catholic Church
Jamies. J. Boban
Ladies’ Society
New York City
Alice M. Reilly
E 30Th
Misses Craig
Madison Avenue
Joseph L Berry
Valentine Avenue
Bronx
New York
Matilda Megna
Fifth Avenue
J. J. O'Brien
East 75Th Street
J. Dempses
Lake Hopaieng
J. Stanley Carter
Cohoes
N. Y
Turkey
James J. Bebas
Rosa
Margaret Howartson
Thomas Brinelio
Bullville Grange to Hold Meeting After Election
On account of election the regular meeting of Bullville Grange No 1007 will be held Monday November 4. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred and the collecting box will be taken up during the lecturers.
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Bullville Grange
Cate Before Storm Poem Amid Odd Public Quips
Fragmentary OCR notes show a line about a mother seeking extra money from a father, with a garbled title referring to a storm and a Pittsburgh Pest. The readable fragment hints at domestic finance and unclear dialogue. No clear names, dates, or venues are established.
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Pitteborgh
Pest
U S Marines May Be Used If France Requests Help
France asks for protection of its citizens in Mexico. Washington reports third Atlantic division ready to sail to Vera Cruz to reinforce Mexican waters. Rear Admiral Fletcher of the second division to command the new force. Maryland may join Mazatlan arrival. France Germany and Britain suspend further action awaiting U S policy on Mexican crisis.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Mexico
Vera
Ora
Frank. Fletcher
Boush
San Ignacio
Sinaloa
France
Mazatlan
Maryland
Guaymas
Davy ‘Department
United States
State Department
Germany
Great Britain
Mitchel narrowly saves balance on fire escape during campaign stop
New York October reports John Purroy Mitchel escaped serious injury when nearly pushed from a thirty foot fire escape. George Bell grabbed him in time. A crowd surged and lights failed as the moment tested the candidate and his supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Purroy Mitchel
George Bell
Mr. Mitchel
Bell
Mitchels Dan Wer
Mitchel
Xalfway
Postal stamp plan announced by port police department
Becks of One and Two Cent Stamps, Washington. Oct. 36. A new postal compenance planned by the port police department savownced in a stamp boost containing twenty four compent and twenty four two cent stamps twelf, for 73 tents.
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Becks
Washington
Port Pofice Department
Confession Reported From Detectaphone Interview
New York October 30 internal stenographic notes from a detectaphone interview in which Stephen J Stilwell Colonel William N Amory Charles H Unver taxt Frank Stilwell and State Senator Gladbild of Brooklyn discuss a confession linked to Governor Sulzer impeachment. The transcript refrains from sensational claims and emphasizes alleged honesty among officials as the pardon timing dated August 12 is examined to avoid actions by Democrats.
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New York
Stephen J. Stilwell
William N.amory
Charles H. Unvertaxt
Frank Stilwell
Gladbild
Brooklyn
William J. Byrne
Europe
John A. Hennessy
William Sulzer
Firet
Stilwell
William ‘Sulzer
Amory
James
Caney
Aash
Firth
Sulzer
Suleer
Gates Funeral on Sunday in Madison Ave Church
The funeral for Charles G. Gates, who died suddenly at Burlington near Cody Wyoming, will be held Sunday afternoon at the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. Burial follows at Woodlawn Cemetery where the body will be placed in the vault as a temporary resting place for his father. The body will reach New York tomorrow and will be moved to Weedlawn Vault.
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New York
Weedlawn
Charles G. Gates
Burlington
Cody
Wyo
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
Sixtieth Street
Woodlawn Cemetery
Mr. Gates
Three Burned on Ship in Gas Tank Explosion
Newport News Va Oct 30 A gasoline tank exploded in the foundry room of the battleship New Jersey injuring three sailors. One man sustained burns likely to cause death while two others were badly burned. A seaman reportedly held a torch near the fuel drum during the incident.
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Newport. News
New Jersey
Girl and worker killed by Long Island trains in separate Glendale incidents
New York dispatch reports a tragic Glendale accident where Miss Emile Gogenoar, eighteen, of 252 Grove Street, Brooklyn, was killed when her dress was drawn into a locomotive as she stepped back from the track. Her father stood nearby and was unable to save her. Moments earlier, laborer Sertonl Tortor, twenty one, of Jamaica, stepped from behind a freight car and was crushed under wheels in front of a work train in the same area. Both incidents occurred near Bushwick Junction. Governor Glynn was invited to attend the Anglo-American exhibition in London next year.
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New York
Long Island Railroad
Glendale
Emile Gogenoar
Grove Street
Brooklyn
Bert
Sertonl Tortor
Lves
Jamaica
Mise Gogenour
Bushwick Junction
Barber and diner mix up orders in Pittsburgh Port scene
A garbled exchange in a Pittsburgh Port page shows a barber and a diner disputing meal requests. The diner repeats simple needs while the barber questions the orders and a restaurant rep nearby clarifies the confusion.
Guard Killed as Miners Fight In Glash District
In Berwind Colorado October violence flares as militia called to the coal belt. One mine guard is killed and two union men wounded. two nonunion children injured. A deputy marshal and another guard are missing. Fighting centers near Hastings Berwind and Tabasco camps with 1,200 strikers opposing 200 deputies.
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Colorado
Ammons
Trinidad
National Guard of Colorado
John McLennan
State Federation of Labor
Militi
Berwind
Colo
Nongmon
Hastings
Tabasco
Angus Alexander
Thiatie
John Chase
Denver
Rio Grande
Pueblo
Lajunto
Lafante
Miitia
Arkansas Valley
Chase
Aed
Lidiow
Shoots Wife Versus Self in Brooklyn Murder Suicid e
New York Oct 90 Max Brann, a lightweight boxer, killed his wife Nellie at her mother's home on Somers street and then shot himself. He and Nellie had separated after financial strains and his refusal to work. Brann and Nellie, aged twenty-two and twenty-four, had earlier lived apart for months. He had once trained in painting but struggled to find work. Church factions urged Wilson to address war costs at Kansas City meeting on Oct 3, but the resolution failed amid opposition.
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New York
Max Brann
Nellie
Somers Street
Brook
Fred
Mine Disaster Toll Rises as Rescue Continues
In Dawson Missouri on October 3 work resumed in mines 1 4 and portions of the Stuc Cannon Frees company with the permanent force. About forty three bodies remain trapped. A total of 219 dead had been taken from the mine.
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Dawson
N. Mo
Stuc Cannon Frees Company
Blank Books and Rulings Catalog of J.C. Moore Outfits
The listing advertises blank books of various sizes and rulings, loose leaf books, card indexes, and related outputs. It mentions real time items, wide and duplex books, special books for household expenses, and an assortment from J.C. Moore Outfits and other devices.
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Inimany
Atylés
J.C. Moore
Montgomery Ledger Notes and Early November Local Items
Montgomery October 29 Special notes greet readers with a family update as Mr and Mrs Egbert Norris return from Campbell Hall to visit their son and daughter in law Frank and Mrs Norris. The Hughes funeral gathers relatives at Mu He Church with pallbearers listed. A lecture by Fritz Hohn on a China trip and houseboat is set for November 7 at the Presbyterian Church, 8 p.m., for Boy Scouts admission fifteen cents. Local politicos drift through town in Cadillacs. Tom the Italian barber deserts his shop to search for his wife who left Monday. Edna Garrison from Walden sings at the Lyceum Entertainers concert in Grange Hall Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Ayers
James Wildermuth
Floyd
Quick
Ee Fritz W. Hohn
China
Gera” van
Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
Montgomery
John Bright
New York
Tom
Ralph Broas
Beacon
Edna Garrison
Walden
Lyceum
Grange Hall
Embezzler Freed Plans Farming After Release
Columbus reports former Four Railroad treasurer Charles Tarriner is freed after four years of imprisonment for embezzling $643,000. He announces plans to take up farming.
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Columbus
Charles Tarriner
Unionville Feed Store and Lumber Yard Planned by Local Merchant
Hiram T. Manning of Johnson has purchased a building lot opposite the cemetery and plans to erect a feed store and lumber yard near the railroad tracks. Sacrament will be observed at the Presbyterian Church Sunday at 11 am, with a sermon on "God's hand in the affairs of all Nation" in the evening. Mt Salem Church will host a talk at 2 pm titled "The Candle Stick and all that goes with it."
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Unionville
Hiram T. Manning
Johnson
P.T._Northrop
Presbyterian Church
Mt Salem
Auction Sale at Z D Riggs Farm Denton NY Style
Having sold farm the undersigned will sell at auction at place known as Z D Riggs farm half mile east of Denton on state road to Goshen Wednesday Nov 1 commencing 10 o clock sharp following property 23 choice dairy cows 6 Holstein heifers and one Holstein bull all two years old 2 good work horses wagons sleighs harness and all farm machinery and implements 30 tons upland bay rye and wheat straw tie duckweed corn in crib and stout potatoes corn stalks and for household furniture See posters for full list Mrs Thom ta Rodman William F Brush and Rouser RD x
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Z. D. Rigg
Denton
Stete Toad
Goshen
Uist
Thomta Rodman
William F. Brush
Roucer
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