Word: newburgh
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...arrival, over 5,000 people swarmed through Max Hirschberg's gates to view the mastodon's earthly remains. As the excavation continued, it was determined that the Johnstown tusker was the most complete on record, and only one half inch smaller in proportion than the famous Warren mostodon from Newburgh, New York, the largest ever found...
Down through the Mohawk and Hudson valleys the train swept and paused. At Utica, Herkimer, Ravenna, Kingston, Newburgh, West Point there were crowds, cheers, songs, handshakes, little girls, gladioli, more movies by Mrs. Coolidge. At Weehawken, Manhattan Transfer, Pennsylvania Junction only a few trainmen gazed on the special and its precious cargo. At midnight the President and Mrs. Coolidge arrived at a spick and span White House, tired, happy...
...southern tier" of New York State-the lush butter-and-egg and grape juice counties along the Pennsylvania line-they all know Frank Ernest Gannett. He is the big newspaperman of the region; owns seven dailies, in Rochester, Utica, Elmira, Ithaca, Newburgh. He is a sort of little Munsey in his way, having consolidated various competing organs to make up his string, always keeping an eye open for fresh opportunities...
Charles Edward Baldwin Jr. '26 of Chester, Pa., Milton Henry Clifford '27 of Bangor, Me., Frank Hamilton Force '27 of Newburgh, N. Y., and Kendall Foss '27 of New York City were elected to the Electrical Department. Eduardo Andrade '28 of Scarsdale, N. Y., Herbert Lombard Ellison '28 of Brighton, and Edward Lee Newbury '27 of Dallas, Texas, were elected to the Publicity Department. Allan Jacob Ross '27 of New York City was elected to the Stage Department, and William Goodman Jr. '27 of Englewood, N. J., to the Subscription Department...
...Esme and Lady Howard (née Lady Isabella Giustiniani-Bandini daughter of Prince Giustiniani-Bandini, afterwards Earl of Newburgh) have five sons. The eldest is at Oxford and the second at Cambridge. Lady Howard will bring the other three over with her when she rejoins her husband, when they will be placed in preparatory schools. The Ambassador said that he hoped Esme, the eldest, would come to the U. S. after he had finished at Oxford and obtain a good...