Salvation Army Band Delights Linden Hall Audience
A Salvation Army National Staff Band concert at Linden Hall Monday drew praise from critics as one of the city’s best. The 30 member group from New York and Central Province entertained with solos, chorals, and marches, with Mayor Lawrence delivering a welcome. The program featured pieces like Daughters of America, Carnival of Venice, and The Wondrous Choir, and included a solemn infant dedication for Kenneth LeBar Smith.
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Linden Hall
National Staff Band
Salvation Army
All Street
Franklin Square
Daughters of America
Veen
Cornet
Patt Seng
Jane
Osal
Maryland
Christ the Ightr Saviour
Salvationists
Lawrence
Kenneth LeBar Smith
York
Remum Finn
Toronto
Fowler
Allan
New York
Erie Railroad
Unions Parade at Newburgh Draws 259 Members
About 259 labor union members from this city joined a parade and picnic in Newburgh on Monday morning. The event was organized under auspices of the local union chapter and connected with a broader labor celebration.
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Newbursh
New
Bert Myers Goes to Linden Hall
The text fragment reports Bert Myers visiting Linden Hall with unclear context. Names and actions are partially garbled, but the core reference centers on a movement or visit involving the person Bert Myers at Linden Hall.
Burglars Hit Tompkins Co Store in Front and Back
Sometime Monday night thieves forced five cash registers at the Tompkins Dry Goods Co on North Street, taking about $40 from three registers. Entry came through a rear pane of glass. the main door remained untouched. No police clues. likely nonprofessional burglars. In Kerhonkson Ulster County Mrs. B Frank Cummings 28 died suddenly while washing dishes. husband and son survive. funeral held at Kerhonkson Church with burial in Kingston.
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Frank Cummings
Tompkins Dry Gools Co
North Street
Ethel Keener
James E. Henderson
McCoach
Herbert
Henderson
Stanley Millspaugh
B. Frank Cummings
Kerhankson
Ulster County
Hobbert
Grace Roosa
Fallsburg
Sullivan County
Virginia
Mr. Cummings
Purcellville
Cummings
Webster Wilkinson
Kerhonkson
Kingston
Middletown Falls to Wallkill 18 to 8 in Baseball
Wallkill Athletic Club routed Middletown 18 to 8 at the Athletic Grounds Monday afternoon. Errors and weak fielding by Middletown aided Wallkill. late innings offered brief hope before Wallkill clinched the one sided win. Umpires Root and Bright.
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Middletown
Athletic Grounds
Wallkill Athletic Club
Wallkills
Wailkills
Butts
Q. Cromwell
Vail
Grover
Adelman
B. Larkin
Coburn
Pines
Wheeler
B. Cromwell
P. Nally
Smith
Welch
Rf. Shurski
Thearpsen
Kkirtz
Gardner
P. Keeney
Fistown
Root and Bright
Sousa to Play at Armory December 13
Sousa and his band are booked for a December 13 concert at the Armory, announced to be a Winter seasonite event in the state. The act follows a prior engagement about a year earlier, drawing noted anticipation and a strong audience response. Wallkill River Grange also reports a highly engaging meeting at Grange Hall with notable attendance and steady interest.
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Hearch
Depany I
Mr. Sousa
Ox Roast Event At Parwy Ends With Notable Performances
An ox roast on Parwy day ends with a parade and performances by local acts. The event features midway attractions and a notable turnout, with Park Ww hosting festivities into the night.
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Midway Legion
Performaare
Seaten
Park
Merter Ives
Regina
Mills Win Cup Amidst Unclear Race Notes
An unclear OCR fragment mentions mills winning a cup amid a chaotic scene. Details about people, places, or exact event are unreadable, leaving a partial reference to a cup victory and competing entrants.
Golf Club Dance at Cent Ge Chota Event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a golf club dance event at a center venue with attendees and a fortuitous schedule. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable in the legible portions.
Invitations to Newburgh Held for Hudson Fulton Celebration
Middletown citizens received engraved invitations from Newburgh to attend the Hudson-Fulton Celebration on October 1 and 2, 1909. The cards, eight by ten inches, bear the title The Mayor of the City of Newburgh and show the city seal with Piermont and Half Moon engravings.
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Middletown
Newburgh
Quayle & Sons
Albany
New York
City of
Newburg
N. Y
Leased Store in City Firm to New York Tenant
The corner store at Deni and James streets, long occupied by a fruit and confectionery company and owned by Mrs Anna Westervelt, has been leased to Jacob Baum of New York. He will take possession in April 1910 and represents Schinazi Bros manufacturers of a high grade product. The plan includes converting the space for factory use and related purposes.
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Deni and
James Street
Anna 3. Westervelt
Jacob Baum
New York
Baum
Schinazi Bros
Dinner Club Outing At Luther Pier Hosts Event
Judge Tompkins issues multiple orders as the Pinter Club of 1 air et al hosts a dinner club outing to Luther Pier. Attendees include Mr Viet, Mr and Mrs Wertes, Mr van Wits, Mrs Sweeny, and others. The scene notes a formal gathering with dining and social chatter amid the legal backdrop.
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Pinter Club
Air
Luther Pier
Die
Ie Neny Cibelerie
Viet
Cmd
van Wits
Ferrie
Ac WL
Sweeny
Reeve Promoted to Superintendent in Metropeitan Era
Mr. Reeve advances to a top post amid the long free era of the Metropeitan life, taking charge as the superintendent of the trio with the NSL platform.
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MR. Reeve
Wedding of Cora Oliver to Carl Cross at Campbell Hall
A home wedding took place at Campbell Hall as Miss Cora Oliver married Carl P. Cross with Rev. William Brower Johnson officiating. The ceremony featured a bell and rests and smilax, with a large bridal party and festive reception.
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Crose—Oliver
William J. Oliver
Campbell Hall
Cora
Carl P. Cross
William Brower Johnson
Fresbyterian Church
Natalie Page
New York
Susie Cross
Hinley
Byron R. Cross
Weehawken
N. J
Raymond §. Cross
Hawley
Kuhl
Faust
Rowley
Middletown
Selah R Corwin Laid To Rest In Quiet Funeral
The obituary notes the funeral of Selah R Corwin, with details from the service and a funeral procession. It mentions family, attendees, and the community's respect, reflecting a somber, local farewell.
Floral Exhibit Attracts Garden Club Patrons
Mrs. Holly hosts a garden event featuring china asters, yellows, and carnations. Notables include Miss Matinee Na and Miss Elizabeth Warwick presenting blooms from Millon and Aiken Lead. Attendees admire a mix of dahlias, carnations, and roses amid garden writing and war columns.
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Fributes
Holly
Famedal
Tate
Talia Ete
Praphet
Benjamin
Clearwater
Rts
Iain Thand
Mise
Elizabeth Warwick
China Aster
Snetda Ragine Despores
Frag Si
Georce
Tiflay
China Agitss
Millon
Aiken
Mire
B. Daspin
Jeon Foatwater
ALG, Meehan
Ty OW
Decker
Raise Treeher
George RO Teehe
OM FL
Miss Rose Bellows
Fair in Highland Mills Raises 2509 for St. Patrick’s Chapel
Central Valley reports a five week fair in Nearn's Opera House to fund interior finishing at St. Patrick's Chapel Highland Mills. It grossed 2509 dollars, surpassing the goal by 1500 and beyond expectations as raffles for a diamond ring drew heavy donations.
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Central Valley
Nearn’s Opera House
St. Patrick's Chapel
Highland Mills
Father MacAran
Father MacArsn
Walt
Mary Really
Parlen
Turner
Sarone Mass
Cloverdale
Macy's
Manhattan
Anna Boyte
Jersey
Cl Ir
Russ Boyle
Jersey City
John Boyle
Pawer
Boyle
Henry Byrne
Jets City
Miss Boyle
Macy
Rake
Michael Ryan
Henry Greenfield
Byrne
Soni
J. Mulhollan
L. Esiz
R. E. Thebaut
L. Muckenhaupt
Kate Cherry
Hichland
Methodist Excursion to New York City
A special Times-Press report notes a Methodist excursion to New York City from Highland His on Sept 7. About 350 people are listed as participants from Joe Turner Central Valley and Hish Mills, with around fifty from the village.
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Times-Press
Highland His
New York
Joe
Turner
Central Valley
Hish- Mills
Midnis
Monroe
Newhursh
Port Jervis Demurrer Overruled In Local Case
A chaotic court entry describes Port Jervis demurrer being overruled with references to several parties including Mr Tabloch and Mr Cerwin. The note mentions a proceeding in an early stage and August actions tied to Mount Hope and Petawny.
Entered 70th Year At Pine Th moog frente
A fragment notes Sohy B. Toargea entering his 70th year at a Pine Th moog frente in tower jorge on Monday. Amb geome of his fries and mineelebrating de pirtiday th 3. Also mentions Hennig Probie convention at Mid Tazk Lone and Reverend Mr. Andersen address in Uh oPemmeeranne.
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Sohy B. Toargea
Frente
Jorge
Fries
Andersen
Real Estate Note on Knapp Avenue Sale
Real estate note records John Washer selling his hose one lot at 27 Knapp Avenue in Rati Dickinson. Sale price is listed as private.
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John Washer
Knapp Avenue
Rati Dickinson
School enrollment climbs with 2109 pupils on first day
First day attendance totals 2109 with 22 Liberty street, 11 Linden avenue, and 6 Mulberry street pupils on waiting lists. Last year end of month totals were 2212, showing potential increases as late arrivals and transfers affect accommodations.
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J. F. Tuthill
Liberty Street
Bennett HI
Beattie Hill
Benson Avenue
Linen Avenue
Albert Street
Mulberry Street
Linden Avenue
Mulberry’ Street
House Fire Fatality Leaves Family in Grief
A northbound train crossing incident preceded a house blaze that killed a child and left survivors in distress. Firefighters battled flames as witnesses described a chaotic scene and neighbors offered aid to the grieving family.
Camp Kineo Boys Return Home Amid Parade
Fragmentary notes describe Camp Kineo boys returning home with unclear references to leaders, meetings, and activities. The readable names hint at a school or youth group event, with mentions of Alvin Tur and George Fe Dyneta among others, but details are incomplete.
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Wits
Gewer
Alvin Tur
Mta
Peter
Gette
Elesnl
Promis Tel Iae
George Fe
Park Gift to Chester Dedicates Nanowich Park
Labor Day ceremony in Chester unveiled Nanowich Park donated by Rev. and Mrs. Kana T. Sanford of New York. Frank Durland announced the donor. William Durland accepted and Rev. C R Ross offered the dedicatory prayer. The address highlighted Orange County history and Chester’s early days. The deed restricts park use to park purposes and forbids sale of intoxicants.
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Chester
Nanowich Park
Kana T. Sanford
New York
Orange County
Nanowitz
Frank Durland
Board of Trade
William Durland
C. R Ross
M. EB
E. T. Sanford
Sanford
Goshen
Newburgh
Middletown
Old Home Day entertains Chester crowd at racetrack
Between 540 and 600 Chester residents attended the Labor Day event at the racetrack. A joint Board of Trade and Young Men's Christian Association committee organized athletic programs in the morning and afternoon. The day featured senior events, large turnouts for each contest, and social lunches.
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Times
Chester
Board of Trade
Young Men's Christian Association
Former Attendant Crowned in Hudson Tragic Canoe Accident
Johan Fieraeee a former employee of Line Hospital in Mid was drawn at Newburgh. Moadas drowned after a squall struck their canoe while two boys were rescued by ferryboat employee Der jel Carrol. Florence died before aid could arrive. He was 24 and had lived in Susquehanna Pa with a recent Port Jervis hire.
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Johan Fieraeee
Newburgh
Moadas
der Jel Carrol
Florence
Ward Walle
Ef Schofield
Charles Schofield
Susquehanna
Port Jervis
Jashe Erie
Ace
Burt
Kingston of Howard Myer Passage Remains Unclear
Fragmentary text references Kingston and Howard Myer with unclear context. The garbled lines mention a prominent member and an interstate connection, but key facts, dates, and outcomes are unreadable. Further legible material needed to establish event, party, or location details.
Early Morning Fire Damages Church
An early morning blaze caused damage to a church building as firefighters responded to the incident. No injuries are immediately reported, and investigators will review the scene for the cause.
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Army Band
Bert Myers
Tompkins CO
Ent
Glenville
Sousa
Armory
Wallkill River Grange
Nofanee
Goa
MILLS
Ins
New York Concern
Corner
James
Tompkins
Sperial
Onse Ate ‘Yre
Charles Oh C. Smith
Piaintit
Onser
Dry Gees
Grar
Clas Kes
Hymeneas
Cross
Oliver
Fenner
K. B. Page
E. Taxier
Okiva
Mirs. C. Longwell
Kurn
C. XN
Bart Staughier
Welch—Doran
Clarence E. Welch
Marsare M.cDoran
Edward Doran
St. Joseph’s Church
Mondey
Father Daley
Kathren V. Doran
Asher B. Palmer
Ian
Selah
the Times-Press
New York City
Asthur
Geeree
Post
Ation
J Witten
Amene
Cerwin
Morandeotte
Qeeemser
Petawny
Mount Hope
Cerait
Frank Taylor
Strongtown
Might
Ensienna
Baaly
Camp Kineo
Assury Pank
Ezra T. Sanford
Crowns
Hudson
Howard Myer
Ana Aye
Mina
Ela
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