Wane and A Carriage's SPOSUES and theft report
A late night burglary at George Hawkins Noe residence leads to pursuit and capture of a suspect identified as Smart Small Carroll. Items found in yard include mackintosh coats and fishing gear. authorities continue investigation as other suspects were noted about town. Local crime and arrest details disrupt community. watchman Francis Hutchinson aided by officers.
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Francis Hutchinson
George Hawkins
Aighand avenue
seman & Son
Sam
Wilson
Roth
Ile
Smart
Small
Carroll
varius fimes
morniig
Hutchinaon
mackintosh
Cooper Degraw's
Johnson
Henty street
Buchman's
Tours street
innander
strecht
Midway Park Opens Amid Heat and Crowds
Midway Park informally opened Sunday drawing a large crowd seeking a breeze from the heat. Middletown families visited by carloads, with couples, a reunited family, and onlookers enjoying the cafe clock prank. Manager Starrett announced new assistants William Remsen, Otto Selmeider, Jos Lauer, and Charles H Sharp, as life galleries Harry Hunts Soute and L V Bauer’s park opened further attractions. Local band expected to perform with extra streetcar service.
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Nexort
Midway Park
vafe
Cleo de Melcode
Cleo
Starrett
William Remsen
Otto Selmeider
Jos. Lauer
Charles H. Sharp
life
Harry Hunt
L. V. Bauer
park
Armory
traction company
Taylor hag
Prize Speaking at Warwick Captivates Audience of Pupils
A Friday night prize speaking contest in Warwick featured pupils from Axuee and Mareenny Warwick Institute. Judges included School Commissioner Wot Kauhaan and Florida’s Edmund Brown. First prizes of $5 each went to Wins bpariade La Ketcham and Joho Longwell. honorable mention and other prizes awarded to several contestants.
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ifrareiit Ioetinne
Jorreapondagre
Axuee
Mareenny
Warwick
Ida
Jenute McNin
Florence
Ketehom
Hubert Hinde
Yorn
Gognos
schiry
Irene arpenter
Joan Lavwrei
Bertiedd
Irene Carpenter
Merentaneau
Alice Porter LitebAel
Bisck Huree
Joho Longwell
Kauhaan, Rey
TTL Macready
przea Judie TV
Sanford
obs mau
miu Aekerudo
Water Board Deliberations Allow Boats on Lakes and Hear Complaints
The Water Board met with all members present and allowed fishermen to place moats on reservoirs under existing restrictions. Mrs Truex’s sprinkler bill was discussed but no action taken. A property list overlining water lines prompted notices to remedy faults within thirty days. Financials showed April receipts 1,173.64 expenditures 1,998.84 and a balance of 2,016.43. Rebate granted to Wilson & Wood on frontage tax. future exemption. Investments and lake work costs reported. Highland Lake and Monhagen Lake levels noted. Investigations into Highland Lake complaints appointed for Dicks and Darrance. Clerk’s pay approved. filtering equipment contracts reviewed with New York Filter Company and Continental Filter Company. hearing deferred. Board adjourned May 1.
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Highland Lake
Water Board
regulise aoe sion
H.C. Horton
behall
Wilson & Wood
Wiggins
Sir
Daves
Buard
Monhagen Lake
fe bag
Mighlind Lake
Monphagen Lake
VoMnieaoners
Darraince
Conte tee Investi Bate
propertye aweert
Wighland
eirk
pigus
Colfornia avenue
reneesentativer af
New York
Continental Fitter Company
Me. Wilson
Deutach
Monhageret
hetion
Saint May at
Ballonk Addresses Women’s Temperance Meeting
At a Sunday afternoon service in the Prest Baptiste church Marion, Mrs Ballonk spoke with strong influence about temperance duties. Her address inspired attendees to pledge themselves, with many added to the native list of state and honorary members. Gratitude was voiced to the church for support and to pastor and members for their help in the successful meeting.
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Ballonk
itimivy
Marion
Arnie
coke
Dirat | Baptistehurch fouiher able agsiatairee
partor
Moura
West Mountain
Wurtubore
amber
Charles B. Analth
Charles B. Smith
Catherine A. Smith
Beutne avenue
Osterhout
Brooklyn
Lang Island
TWO DIVORCE CASES IN JUDGE HIRSCHBERG COURT
In Newburgh on Saturday two divorce actions were heard. Mrs Bele Derbsahire was granted desertion-based divorce from John Derbyalure with a yearly alimony of 2400 dollars. In the Barkinan case, Mrs Barkian received a 50 dollar weekly allowance and the case set for trial in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirschberg
Newburgh
Bele Derbsahire
John Derbyalure
Are
Derbyshire
Barkian
Obituary of Captain Crow and multiple local deaths
Obituary notices report the death of Captain John A. Crow a retired naval captain at his home on the Goahen Chester road aged sixty seven with funeral Tuesday at 2 pm and interment at New Rochelle. The list also notes the death of Mrs Mary Sullivan Ul rich widow of Fred Ulrich with details of her Irish birth and family survivors including four daughters Julia Ann Ella Mary and two sons Thomas and Fred of Port Jervis. Additional notices include the death of Mrs Oma Carman widow of George Carman at her parents home and other local residents with brief summaries of life details and surviving relatives. The text also covers a fire at West Mountain with substantial property loss and other community notices including trains soldiers and civic matters.
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John A. Crow
Jot
Cross
eva cupetain
Goahen
Chester
New Rochelle
Mary Sullivan Ulrich
Fred Ulrich
New York
aria
Ireland
Monroe
Port Jervis
Julia
John Callahan
Stamford
Conn
Annn
Ella
Mary
Thomas
Pred
Porthervia
Oma Landen
George Carman
W. H. Landen
Mr. Carman
Kensico
N. Y
Aminfant
Arthur Conkling
parenend
Conkling
Grace
Latte
Theodore Allen
Montiel
Varman
Grand Jury May Finish Molineux Probe Tomorrow
The Grand Jury resumes the Molineux case with two witnesses tomorrow including handwriting experts. District Attorney Gardner refutes claims jurors would vote indictments. Carvalho declares letters not written by Molineux. Also obituary: Thomas F. Kearns, noted Watertown criminal lawyer, has died. Mission at St Joseph's enters second week with daily services. Ascension Day Thursday features special services. No-To-Any for Fifty Cents touts tobacco habit cure.
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Roland B. Molineux
Gardner devlaras
Carvalho
Molineux
St. Joseph's
Oil Experiment Promised on City Streets
City officials led by Mayor Alwood plan a crude oil trial on a street after reports of oil slicks in the county. A tank will be ordered and placed for testing, as wider debate continues on oil use on roadways.
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Alwood
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OUR CROCKERY DEPARTMENT
New department
C.Emmet Crawford
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HELLEBORE
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McMonagle & Rogers
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North Side Pharmacy
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Hawkins
Highland Ave
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Fred Poat
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Lillian Farum
Melowelk
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Livingston Manor
Scott
Fallen Bruce
Monkagen Creek
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HATHAWAY
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Andrew Nolan
Andrew Solan
Bb. Joseph's Church
Father Doyle
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Patrick Haken
Thomas Murphy
Joseph firant
James Eagan
Frank Myers
John Lawder
Nlenville
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Wm. Ember
New York City
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Erie
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Gwens Cave
Eric
Dwyer
Owens
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Mian Vera Reeve
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Board of Health L
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Board of Health
Giles Brothers
Garthind street
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San Fernando River
MacArdor
Maxis
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Sosmoan
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Guagua
Soamoda
LAUREL GREEN
OGDEN & SHIMER
King's Pharmacy
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Bishop Murgles
Briryco
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State Guard of Mediation and
Harvey D.Coulder
Lake Carriers’ Association
Thos, Wilson
James Cormzan
Ti. Colby
Cleveland
Gidney T Pouglar
Hafluto
Rishap oiley
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Erie, Central
Thomas F. Kearns
Watertown
H.C. Friedman & Gokera
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Exchange
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Philadelphia
Aldim
Miser Elwood
Widdletown
Finnie Mills
William Brown
Santusky
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Augustus Manitz
John Bowker
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MIDDLETOWN, NY
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