Fire Devastates Goshen Grocery Building in Midnight Blaze
Early today a blaze in Goshen destroyed the old trolley station building on Grand Street and threatened nearby properties. Firemen from Goshen aided by Middletown Chester and Florida companies saved neighboring structures, with damage estimated at not less than 50000 dollars and the loss including the store and resident effects of Ralph R Oles and a coal elevator.
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St. Elmo
Goshen
Ralph R. Oles
Grand Street
Conklin & Cummins
Oles
Middletown
Gus White
Minisink Hall
Strack
McQuaids
Chester
Florida
Occidental Hotel
Gusnenites
Box 45
Dikeman
Hiram H. Smith
Gus” White
Goshen’ Dramatic Society
George R. Farrell
Promiatic Society
Masonic Temple
Tuxedo
Holland Lodge
New York City
James Coonan
Orange County
Charles §. Patterson
Tuxedo Fire Department
Gimore O. Bush
John Winter
Patterson
Veteran Taken to Chelsea Hospital for Admission
David Callahan, a disabled World War I veteran, is to be admitted to the U S Veterans Hospital at Chelsea today. Troopers H W Klein and Stewart Anderson will escort him from Central Valley where he has been boarding amid reports of irrational behavior. He is said to be tubercular from wartime service.
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David Callahan
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Chelsea
H. W. Klein
Stewart Anderson
Central Valley
Monhagens Award Fifty Year Medal At Dinner
An engraved watch charm medal marking fifty years of membership was presented by Monhagen Hose Company at its annual dinner to Charles M. Holden of 286 North Street. Holden was applauded as the honor was noted. His son Fred W. Holden belongs to Tompkins & Holden.
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Monhagen Hose Company
Charles M. Holden
North Street
Holden
Fred W. Holden
Tompkins & Holden
Three Liquor Raids In Walden Net Three Summonses
County Detective Charles W. Ketcham and federal agents conducted three liquor raids in Walden on Wednesday afternoon. Belle Brown of the Terrace Inn, Charles Weiss of a Main Street saloon, and a Greek store proprietor near the railroad were cited to appear before U S Commissioner Harry T. Crist at Middletown.
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Walden
Charles W. Ketcham
Belle Brown
Terrace Inn
Charles Weiss
Main Street
United States
Harry T. Crist
Middletown
Did Boston Bull Provoking Nero In Police Court
In a police court hearing Judge Toepp weighed a dog fight between Nero the police dog and Boston the bull dog. Mrs Pauline Rosenbaum sues Leonardo Meola for 75 dollars claiming Boston suffered three wounds and loss of value. Testimony describes Nero attacking Boston after a cross street incident near North street and Wickham avenue on November 15, 1926. The case ends with no decision and briefs requested from the attorneys.
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Nero
Boston
Rockefeller
North Street
Wickham Avenue
George Meola
I. O. Denman
Veterinary’s
C. ©. Redfield
Mrs. Rosenbaum
Carman
Panaro
Mr. Meola
School of Missions Banquet Opens Enrollment Drive
The School of Missions at Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian church hosts a 6 o'clock banquet in the gymnasium with about 100 expected to enroll. At banquet’s end Mrs. J. G. Falkebury oversees, after which Rev. George L. Cady of New York City will deliver a chapel address.
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School OF Missions
School of Missins
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
J. G. Falkebury
George L. Cady
New York City
District Attorney Wins Murder Case Against Lucy Baxter Earley
Judge Seeger denies dismissal of the first degree murder indictment against Lucy Baxter Earley of Newburgh for poisoning her husband. Defense had argued confession by William Wegley lacks corroboration. DA Lemon asserts sufficient evidence exists. Awaiting Appellate Court ruling on writ of prohibition to the DA.
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A. H. F. Seeger
Lucy Baxter Earley
Newburgh
Henry Hirschberg
Hirschberg
Lemon
Earley
Court of Appes S
North Church Women Meeting Notice
The Missionary Society of the North Street Congregational church will meet with Mrs. J Crawford at 343 North Street on Thursday at 3 o'clock.
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North Church
The
Missionary Society of the
North Street Congregational Church
J. Crawford
North Street
McCoach Won’t Withdraw From Orange County Sheriff Race
Chief of Police J. D. McCoach of this city states he has no plans to withdraw from the sheriff’s race in Orange County. He says there is no reason to change his mind and intends to go before the people next fall as originally planned.
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Orange County
J. D. McCoach
McCoach
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