Nine Newburgh buildings burn in cold midnight fire
Fire destroyed nine structures on Colden and South Water streets in Newburgh, with the largest a six story building owned by Walter B. Martin. Dozens of families fled with only possessions. no deaths, but frostbitten firefighters and extensive water damage reported. Burned blocks included Te'ter tailor shop A P store Shapiro Bros Hill Dry Cold Refrigerating Co Masten Feed Co and Carter's restaurant. two hotels escaped damage.
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Colden Street
Te'ter tailor_shop
A. and P
Shapiro Bros
Hill Dry Cold Refrigerating Co
Masten Feed Co
Postal Telegraph Co
Beauty
Korden Fur Co
South Water Street
Carter’s
Martin
Newburgh Butter Co
Shanire
Beacon West Shore
Beacon View
Walter B. Martin
Tis
Goodrich
McCaw
Middleeee Fire Department
Particuar
Newburgh
Colden
South Water
Hudson
Lincoln
Herald-Times-Press
S. C Goodrich
W. T. McCaw
Shapiro Brothers
Shapiro
John Gilmartin
Department of Newburgh
Middletown
Walden
Beacon
Poughkeepsie
Reed Haight
Newburgh Hook and Ladder Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke's
Nixon
Midditown
Hard Cider, the Cause and Effect
Bogash spiraled into trouble tossing bricks at spectators from a barn roof. He threatened Mrs Stone and her son with a gun then fled with a wagon of horses toward Westtown. State police captured him after a chase, sentencing him to 30 days in Goshen jail for disorderly conduct and detaining him for grand jury action on gun possession.
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Bogash
Gruoge
Vorun Stone
Connerttor
Montgomery
Garrity
Cunniff
Stone
McBride
Slate Hill
Goshen
Scotchtown Sewing Club Meets Saturday
SCOTCHTOWN January 13 Lee Mowbray remains ill while Mrs Illenberg also recovers at home. The Sewing Club will gather at Mrs F Campbell's residence Saturday afternoon January 15. The February Missionary meeting is planned at Mrs Charles Hasbrouck's home. White Plains visitors Meo and Mr Harev Younchere joined local families for New Year.
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Scotchtown
Lee Mowbray
Circleville
Charles Richards
Sunnyside Avenue
Middletown
Theodore Youngberg
Gon
Fred
Sorie
Peter Youngberg
New Hampton Card Club Entertained
The 500 Card Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. James Doyle. Awards went to Mrs. C. Schrodel and Mrs. B. Opdyke. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. E. Opdyke and daughters returned from Baldwin Long Island after a week with relatives. Miss A. Gilman of Rochester visited Charles Gilman. Miss Agusta Wickham visited Albany friends. Miss Mary Doyle, recently in New York City, is home briefly with her parents. Frank Fowler overseeing the creamery finished filling the ice house.
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New Hampton
500 Card Club
James Doyle
C. Schrodel
B. Opdyke
E. Opdyke
Baldwin, L. I
A. Gilman
Rochester
Charles Gilman
Agusta Wickham
Albany
Mary Doyle
New York City
Frank Fowler
Wawayanda Grange to Install Officers
Wawayanda Grange No. 1003 will meet Friday night January 14 at Evans Hall State Hall. Officers will be installed and an oyster supper served after installation. Frank Davey of Greystone Poultry Farm returned Monday after a week at the Madison Square Garden Poultry Show. The Sparks family of Robert Sparks is mentioned in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawayanda
Wawayanda Grange No. 1003
Evans Hall State Hall
Frank Davey
Greystone Poultry Farm
Madison Square Garden
Robert Sparks
New York Man Arrested Near Monticello for Vagrancy
Michael McGarry, 37, of New York City, arrested three miles from Monticello by Trooper A. Daley for vagrancy. He appeared before Justice Isaac Silberman and received a 90 day sentence to Sullivan County jail.
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Monticello
Michael McGarry
New York City
A. Daley
Justice of the Peace
Isaac Silberman
Sullivan County
Port Jervis Pastor Receives Papal Blessing
Rev. Francis A. Barry of Port Jervis received a cablegram of blessing from Pope Pius XI and Cardinal Bonzano. The pastor, who had fallen ill Sunday, showed improvement today.
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Port Jervis
Pope
Francis A. Barry
Pius X XI
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Wm.f. Small
Fred’k R. Small
Pnioeldore
Cornwall-on-Hudson
N. Y
Houghton Farm
S. R. Lewis
Mgr
Aaron Schwartz
Philip Razanzky
Schwartz
Razanzky
John R. Burns
Jacques
James A. Teller
John Moshier
Catherine Bell
J. Kearns
Paul Thompson
Mary Robinson
Fred Frank
Robert T. Lawson
William Hunner
William Diehl
VECTO
Freight Exetra
Otiers
Washington
Lette
Old Man Jones
First National Bank of
Washingtonville
First National Bank
Washingtonville, N. Y
Scotchtown Sewing Club
NEW Hampton Card Club
Wawayanda Grange
Springside
Cardinal Bonzano
Father Barry
Difius Mitayfows
Durland & Weston
Heinz
Ae Wiehyvop
Appy
EO Ks’ Sons
RE Saelf Food Products
Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y
Csport
Stout
Ibyi- Ztoy
Jersey
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