01 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
1
A chaotic account describes a couple seen in a snow covered area, their intertwined pose drawing attention. A reporter from The Scarsdale Inquirer toured the New York West End railroad site noting active work on a culvert and diverging lines with crews using steam drills and shovels as plans await right of way clearance.
The text notes an effort led by Brownlow Latimer supporters from Tennessee urging national road funding and congressional action to secure a system of good roads as a government obligation.
Recent issues from Nyack Loomout Nyack New York and the Register Pelham New York announce new weekly and six folio papers. The Herald published at Harrison New York and La Rochelle Informer from New Rochelle outline expanding county presses.
A note to Michael McCabe editor and publisher of the Tienes Rockland County at Haverstraw WN.
Conductor Frank Scofield was knocked from the trolley as a fast auto neared the car south of Lexington Avenue. He lost his overcoat, sustained arm and side injuries, and was assisted back onto the car before being taken home. The crash occurred on a narrow stretch where vehicles struggle to pass. The auto, owned by Mr. Rector, was at Cedarhurst's Dickey Place.
Tuckahoe home talent presents The Colleen Bawn or Bride of Garry Owen on February 12 1906 for the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Lyceum on Breckenridge Street to host a full house with Prof. Enright Yonkers directing the music. Doors open 7 30 p m and the show starts at 8 p m.
The A. T. Stewart farm on White Plains Road Upper Tuckahoe has been sold to Philadelphia buyers. They plan to divide the tract into building lots and plots with the aim of creating a premier residential area. A park will be developed, and exclusive state of the art residences are promised.
Mrs Mary Dockerty aged 67 died in a fire at her home near Charlee X Ga try Grey Rock. The body was severely burned. She leaves several children including two sons. The circumstances of the blaze remain unknown.
Irvington High School defeated Scarsdale last Monday night by 15 to 12. Scarsdale players listed include Everett Swartwout Robert Swartwout George Hyatt Rodman Burpo and Wm Smith. Wire frames behind baskets replaced the old wooden backstops, described as a newer design by Scarsdale players.
Briar Cliff Manor clerk Coleman filed with County Clerk Sutherland a certificate showing 647 total residents divided as 526 in Ossining, 21 in Mount Pleasant, with 888 over and 169 under 21 years of age.
Fred Fisher expresses sincere gratitude to the White Plains and Hartsdale firemen for their efforts in saving his barn last week. He emphasizes deep appreciation and praise for their work in protecting his property.
Fameuary 2 Towesday Wanbinie ends February 22 Thureday County CB Onnvcntion Yonkers Penner Goat SM Rbey C of White Pinatas will give a ball.
Westchester counts 16 136 telephones as of January 1 1906. Cortlandt Somers Poundridge and Yorktown report no bonded debt. St Christopher's Home in Dobbs Ferry records twelve scarlet fever cases. Mount Vernon mayor suffers blood poisoning after official visits. White Plains projects include a $50 000 theatre on Mamaroneck Avenue and $1 000 000 in spring building. County officials note new automomobile ownership and a murder case near Putnam road.
Laurence Nelson, a prominent White Prairie carpenter, sustained multiple injuries after a fall eight feet high at noon on Pear Street. Emergency responders rushed him to hospital as bystanders assisted.
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