Bandit Claims He Saved Police Chief In Raid
Joseph de Virgin, driver of the band, asserts his actions during the Glenwood Hotel raid near Newpargh in 1523 saved Chief of Police Gidmore Bush of Tuxedo from harm. He seeks commutation or pardon, detailing a gun-pulling incident before his arrest by Chief Bush and officers. The bandit’s aggregate sentence stands at 40 years.
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Joseph de Virgin
Glenwood
Newpargh
Gidmore
Bush
Tuxedo
dePrizio
Chet Bush
DePrizto
Denzuora
Two Women Seek Death Claim Over Web of Marital Ties
A Winfield woman testifies she never married the deceased man and had no income or property, while details from witnesses reveal past ties to Frank Van Amberg and a later marriage to Nellie Horton. The case ties into an alleged long-unclear domestic arrangement and possible fatal accident context.
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Winfield
Thomas Gray
Carrier
Winfeld
Frank van Amberg
Hamptonburgh
East Division
Goshen
Christy Lord
Ilva
Abe
van Amberg
Lord’a
Alate
Avhay
D. B. Shaw
Asken
Shaw
Book
Walden
Tad Iver
Neter
William Sonlanya
Washingtonville
Mraida Montsuya
Sarah A. Lord
Daole
Wright
Crafteilie
Alice van Sickle
Orange Farms
Thoma Gray
van Sickle
Port Jervis
Nellie Horton
Charjean
Emma Hartre
Sackett's Pond
William Shaw
2Nd
Tos Infantry
William Winofield
Boston Harbor
Cuba
Nellin
William
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