Railroad Plans to Route Electric Line as White Plains Debates
June 3, 1909 report notes White Plains residents split over railroad plans for an electric line. Some favor new construction while others push to shift costs, with signs and ties indicating route along the old line to Hartsdale or North White Plains. Police activity once kept signs down, but newer signs reappear as issues unfold. A vetoed measure by Governor Hughes halted a speed restriction removal in a separate item.
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White Plains
Tuckahoe
Hartsdale
North White Plains
Sheish
Hughes
Cahavaiiionell Law Sounds Like A New Plan
Fragmentary OCR hints a legal or policy note about aviation or local law. Readable elements reference Cahavaiionell or Cah avaionell and possible regulation. No clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge from the fragment.
Commencement Exercises at the Lockwood Collegiate School
The article describes the commencement program with Mr. Pritchard delivering a sermon titled Think on These Things. Miss Biste Louise Wagner and others awarded one year. Reverend Charles B. Jeff erson D.D. speaks on The Uses of Poetry. the hall was decorated and crowded for the event.
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Charles B. Jeff ‘Ferson
Mr. Pritchard
As You Like It staged at Heathcote Hall woodland event
The Lockwood Collegiate School students presented As You Like It on Friday May 28 in Woodland by the hall. A severe shower forced participants and guests into the Hall where the performance concluded without error. Frederick, his brother, and the usurper were noted characters.
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Heathcote Hall
Lockwood Collegiate School
Kesnon Fescher In Mystery Addressed
Fragmentary text suggests a local note or notice involving a Kesnon figure and unclear details. Readable names and places are not present, leaving ambiguity about event, date, or action. Further legible context is needed to form a concise newspaper card.
Towns end Allgreenburgh shutout at White Plains field
At White Plains on Saturday May 99 Pitcher Townsend held All-Greenburgh to no hits and no runs with strong support from Coon Laviness and Captain Thomas The Chatterton Field Club beat Stamford Conn in the morning and afternoon games Townsend Patterson and Donovan starred while Coon suffered a finger injury in the morning game and was replaced by Donovan in the afternoon contest
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White Plaine
Townsend
All- Greenburgh
Coon
Laviness
Thomas
White Plains
Chatterton Field Club
Stamford Conn
A. T
P. m
Dickinson
Patterson
Donova
Stamford
Chatterton
Jensen
White
Brooks
Donovan
Wise Should Ignore Fools
Grown up people must not be mortified by children pranks nor wise men angered by fools words. The Gat earther quote mocks evolution and religion claims while urging restraint and patience amid public debates. COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for a man wife and baby seeks a clean quiet home near a railroad. reply by mail to T Trimmer New York City.
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Dr. Aked
Brewing Mail
Country Board
120Th Strest
Harlem River
New York City
Wayside Ont Scene Reflects Gale's Strict Measures
A terse report notes officials at Wayside Ontario implementing strict weather-related safety steps following a gale. The brief mentions Ske man nar bone Op of hs ee and outlines potential impact on local operations and services.
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Unable to determine readable facts from the provided OCR fragment. No clear names places dates or events are identifiable to form a valid summary.
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Vor Bale
Lew Besieg
Ted Ree Sa Oy
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TOW and County Paper
S. L. Angell
Scarsdale, N.Y
Brambach Ave
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Wegen Co
Cents
Scarsdale
N. Y
Ffreraon
Benj. Ruggerio
HAMN
Biste Louise Wagner
Isles
Frederick
Kesnon
Fescher
Allgreenburgm and
Chatterton Field
Railroad Ave
White Plains, N. Y
Westchester Lighting Company
Succcessora
Charles P. Sherwood
Court Street
White Pisin
Salli
Surrey
Martedaie
M. Y
Ile
Ay Peewee
Scarsdale Estates
Ridgeview
Scarsdale Mill
Murray
J. W. Stewart’s
Bish.and
Oyster Market
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