Untitled fragment suggests lace and babble in village setting
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local scene with lace and babble in a village context, uncertain details remain.
11 Jan 1906
Page 1
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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local scene with lace and babble in a village context, uncertain details remain.
The new non cooperative business league of New Mea has been with the secretary of state to carry on general mercantile and lumber trade. A Lumber Company of ng ee Seenone has just been incorporated with the secretary of state to deal in lumber and building materials. The stake is $20,000 and the first directors are Sat Oa Win a and A Obrnell.
Arthur Suburban Home Company transfers Mary A Dolan lots 5 and 6 block 17 Arthur Manor for $1 and other considerations. Wolian and Gehorer transfer to Charlies Wae alone. Greenburg. Nathaniel Odell and others to Geo H Schrader a lot on Central Avenue adjoining A J Hart and other considerations. Germs 6 bet so lala Havnc a.
The readable fragments describe a gathering at a residence involving named individuals but lack clear event details, dates, or outcomes. The partial names and locations are garbled, preventing a precise summary of purpose or result.
Minutes read and approved supervisor Secor town clerk preside. Bank receipts show 1500 for bond and 20000 loan interest to Jan 1 with bills totaling 2219.22 and several appropriations for electric light rent and road and health costs. Authorities authorize short term indebtedness to cover upcoming tax funds and interest charges.
A White Plains whist club named The Unique formed among ladies. the Frank Hardy Association elected Mayhew W. Bronson president. The New York Westchester and Boston Railroad expects regular service in Westchester by 1907. The Colonial Association’s first annual ball is set for February 21, 1906 at Union Opera House. Local church donations fund a new window. a Yorktown Heights cow suffered a broken neck after slipping in snow. Congressional committees include John B. Andrus on Public Buildings and Grounds. Mamaroneck’s Alexander Rudolph becomes the state’s first tree warden. Dobbs Ferry society plans a tablet for Admiral Farragut’s residence. State mortgage tax income to reach $5,000 this year. Various small anecdotes and oddities from Ossining, Mount Kisco and neighboring towns wrap the county brief.
Five minutes after seven on Thursday night a acetylene gas tank exploded near the Charles Mallory estate. Twenty guests at a card party were unaware of the danger as the blast shattered greenhouses, blew out windows, and killed 100 nearby fowls. The Colt gas machine and large tank stood in a 15 by 15 foot house 850 feet from the residence, with electricity powering the mansion and stables.
Fragmentary text mentions dates January 17 and March 1 plus a few words unclear in context. No identifiable person, organization, place, or event can be confirmed for a proper summary.
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