Nine Buildings Destroyed in Newburgh Fire On Colden Street
A major blaze in Newburgh destroyed nine buildings on Colden Street and caused heavy water damage to three more on Colden and South Water Streets. The largest structure, a six story wholesale and retail firm owned by Walter R. B. Martin, faced total loss. No fatalities occurred, with over a hundred firefighters contending frigid conditions and ice as crews from multiple towns aided. Insurers estimate losses near 250000 dollars. many residents were displaced, and local aid groups organized clothing drives for affected families. The Beacon West Shore and Beaves View hotels escaped fire damage.
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Colden Street
To. Sebi Ha
A. and P. Store
Shapiro Bros
Hill Dry Corn Refrigerating Co
Masten Feed Co
Postal Telegraph Co
Beauty
Korden Fur Co
South Water Street
Carter’s
Martin
Newburgh Butter& Co
the Shinn
Beacon West Shore
Beaves View
Walter RB. Martin
Undson River
C Gondrich
Underwriters Association of
Newburgh
Insurante Company
Underwriters Association
Goodrich
McCaw
Middletown
Dames
Colden
South Water
Setdler
Hudson
Lincoln
Herald-Times-Press Authority
C. Goodrich
Bane Direcor
Shapiro Brothers
Shapiro
John Gilmartin
Department of Newburgh
Walden
Beacon
Poughkeepsie
Reed Haight
Newburgh Hook and Ladder Company
Middltown
Hard Cider, The Cause And Effect In A Farmhouse Scuffle
Bogash climbed a barn perch and tossed bricks at spectators before turning violent toward Mrs Stone and her son. The son fled to summon police. Troopers Garrity and Cunniff apprehended Bogash after a drawn out chase. He faced charges of disorderly conduct and possession of a firearm, with Grand Jury action pending.
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Bogash
Westtown
Montgomery
Garrity
Cunniff
Stone
Intertm
Cunniff Arnvinz
Tustice McBride
Slate Hill
Goshen
Scotchtown Sewing Club Plans Saturday Meeting
Scotchtown reports illness notes and social plans as the Sewing Club meets at Mrs. F Campbell’s home Saturday afternoon January 15. The February Missionary meeting will be at Mrs. Charles Hasbrouck’s house. News of local families and coasting activity rounds out the village update.
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Scotchtown
Lee Mawheay
Wienberg
Sewing Club
F. Campbell
Charles Hasbrouck
Harry Youngberg
White Plains
N. Y
Peter Younghberg
Circleville
Charles Richarda
Sunnyside Avenue
Middletown
Theodora Youngberg
Fred
Peter Youngberg
NEW HAMPTON CARD CLUB ENTERTAINED
The Ov0 Card Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. James Doyle. Awards were won by Mrs. C. Schrode and Mrs. E. Ondyke. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. E. Ondyke and daughters returned home after a week with relatives at Baldwin. Lt. Miss A. Gilman of Rochester visits nephew Charles Gilman. Miss Agusta Wickham stayed with friends in Albany. Miss Mary Doyle returns from New York City for a few weeks with her parents. Frank Fowler in charge of the creamery has finished filling the ice house.
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New Hampton
James Doyle
C. Schrode
E. Ondyke
Baldwin
A. Gilman
Rochester
Charles Gilman
Agusta Wickham
Albany
Mary Doyle
New York City
Janicy Doyle
Frank Fowler
Wawayanda Grange Officers to be Installed Friday
Wawayanda Grange No 1003 will hold its next meeting Friday night January 14 at Evans Hall State Hall Installation of officers will be held at that time An oyster supper will be served after installation Frank Davey of Greystone Poultry Farm returned Monday after a week at Madison Square Garden Poultry Show The family of Robert Sparks of
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Wawayanda
Wawayanda Grange No. 1003
Evans Hall
State Hall
Frank Davey
Greystone Poultry Farm
Madigon Square Garden
Robert Sparks
87 Year Old New York Man Is Jailed For Vagrancy Near Monticello
Michael McGarry, 87, of New York City, was arrested three miles from Monticello by Trooper A. Daley for vagrancy. He appeared before Justice Isaac Silberman and received a 90 day sentence in Sullivan County jail.
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Monticello
Michael McGarry
New York City
A. Daley
Isaac Silberman
Sullivan County
Port Jervis Pastor Receives Pope Blessing
Rev Francis A Barry of Port Jervis received a blessing from Pope Pius X and Cardinal Bonzaus. the pastor, taken for Sunday, improved today after the greeting.
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Port Jervis
Pope
Slezsky
Francis A. Barry
Pins Xd
Cardinal Bonzaus
Father Barry
Regular Hours Aim to Define Worthwhile Work
A concise editorial riff questions the value of merely keeping regular hours without pursuing meaningful actions or notable outcomes. It challenges readers to align time spent with tangible achievement and impact.
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