Farmer Crushed Under Mowing Machine at Goshen
June 22 Goshen New York farmer Grang Smith 8 died from injuries after the mowing machine passed over him while arranging reins on his Go shen Scotchtown area farm. He was a bachelor survived by brother Theodore Smith. funeral Monday with Rev Schofield officiating at Phillipsburg.
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Grang Smith
Goshen-Scotchtown
Smith
R. L. McGeoey
Isat Hemptonburgh
Henry B. Smith
lfe
Theodore Smith
Schofield
Phillipsburg
County Judge Sentences William Howell in Assault Case
William Howell of 400 North street was sentenced by County Judge Russell Wiggins to an indefinite term in the El mira Reformatory after pleading guilty to third degree assault against Stanley Mays, also of 400 North. Howell claimed self defense amid conflicting accounts of a confrontation over rent and locked doors.
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Russell Wiggins
William Howell
North street
Elmira Reformatory
Stanley Mays
Howell
Newburgh
Mays
Mars
Dynamite Scares Parks Ville Team Injures Two
A dynamite blast on a road project near the Dough home in Parks Ville frightened the team and injured two people including Mrs Alvick Dough. They were removed to a hospital and treated by Dr Da Lira. The horses bolted before workers could stop them.
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PARKSVILLE
Alvick Dough
Heart disease tops death causes in New Jersey report
Dr. Warner M. Ewing told the Real Society of New Jersey in Atlantic City that heart disease now leads death causes. He warned sufferers pose a public safety risk as he spoke during the 157th annual meeting in session here.
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Warner M. Ewing
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Real Society of New Jersey
Heat Relief Spreads Across Eastern Cities
June 22 reports say New York sees relief from a brutal heat wave with 3 am temperatures ten degrees cooler and a light breeze. Heat prostration deaths rise, and Findlay Ohio records 86F at 7 am as Boston notes a favorable wind pattern and improving conditions.
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NEW YORK
Wiggins Sentences Black Man in Goshen Court
In Goshen on June 22 Thomas Terson colored was sentenced after a court in Wayrigrai masl found him guilty of third degree assault. He allegedly committed the offense in Newburg.
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Thomas terson colored
howiAs
Mewburgn
Gardner begins 2564 day term for OUI charge
Georg Gardner serves the first day of a 2564 day term after pleading guilty to operating an automobile while intoxicated. He faced a jail sentence if the $250 fine could not be paid, and began serving as an alternative.
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GOSHEN
Georg Gardner
Mystery Man in Dress Pleads Schizoid Masquerade Murder Case
Police probe in Chicago centers on a suspect known as Fred Thompson who, while posing as Frances Carrick, was tied to the Tesmer murder. The raid uncovered a man in a woman's dress, revealing a dual persona and a lifetime of gender posing. The suspect denies involvement in Tesmer's slaying.
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Windy City
Hyde Park
Fred Thompson
Richard C. Tesmer
Frank Carr
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Hughes
Tesmer
Jekyl
Hyde
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Frances Carrie
Aldrich Elected Head of North End Business Club
The North End Business Men's Association organized at the Globe Hotel to promote welfare for Low avenue south to the city and North Street area. An upcoming meeting at the Globe Hotel or nearby will invite the city alderman to attend, with plans to push long urged improvements for the North End.
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North End Business Men's Association
Globe Hotel
Low avenue
North End
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Bual- Nose Men's Association
Youth Admits He Knifed Soldier in Goshen
Sixteen year old Ralph L Blakely of Schenectady is jailed in the County Jail on assault and robbery charges connected to the stabbing of Sergeant John Mason of West Point who lies in West Point Hospital in perilous condition. He allegedly struck Mason on the heel with a sve during an altercation and stabbed him 19 times with a pecker knife. Blakely, committed to the County jail by Justice Mose Nielsen of Highland Falls, awaits grand jury action.
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GOSHEN
Ralph L. Blakely
Schenectady
toiay
John MW. Macson
West Point
Mason
Hiskery
gaif
Jalicemi
Mose Neilsen
Highland Falls
Biakels
Ayidway Park
Middletown
Godeffroy Man Overcome by Heat at Work
Godeffroy resident June 22 reports a man overcome by heat while at work with the psec Vaitty Junction. He is confined to his home here.
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Godeffroy
St Josephs Parochial School Grants Diplomas to Twelve Graduates
Nearly six hundred parents and friends attended St Josephs Parochial School for the class of 23 diplomas and prizes. Rev Father Andrew F P Botti delivered the address and presented honors as graduates performed In the Valley of the Mohawk. Students named include Margaret Dwyer Thomas Moran John Donohue Joseph Botens Dorothy Cooney Claire Rei Margaret Walsh Helen Stack Gertrude Hapke and Margaret Bul.
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St. Joseph's Parochial School
exereta
Andrew FP. Botti
MM. Joseph's church
gradnsips
Margaret Dwyer
Thomas Moran
John Donohue
Jot LaParil
Joseph Botens
Nichols Cosco
Dorothy Cooney
Claire Rei- Margaret Walsh
Halen
British Vessels Test Ruling On Liquor Cargo
New York customs officials ordered the White Star liner Baltic to deliver liquor on board for testing under the American prohibition edict. The Baltic and Berengaria were involved as British ships arriving with liquor to gauge enforcement as foreign vessels confront U S authorities at sea.
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United States
Berengaria
Baltic
New York
Treasury T Department
Baltie
Treasury Department
Judge Denies Wiggins Motion in $10,000 Verdict Appeal
Justice George H. Taylor denied Russell Wiggins of this city a motion to set aside the verdict awarding Mrs. Nellie Stevenson $10,000 in damages. The ruling halted further action pending appeal as the Appellate Court had already defended the verdict and the case moves forward.
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George H. Taylor
Russell Wiggins
MM. Bares
NelHe FF. Stevenson
Taylor
Wiggins
Appellate Court of Department
aleady
Women Voters Converge in Orange County Meetings
Women voters from Orange County arrive for a series of conferences and meetings. Representatives are described as good clear speakers and will discuss plans through June 28.
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Warwick
Orange county
Vessel adrift after burning sighted on Connecticut River
Reported sighting of a burning vessel ended with its wreckage found as occupants were rescued by a passing boat. Mrs Wickham of Manni and Mr Ford of Conn cited witnesses, but no trace of those aboard was located. The Tauwnai and The Tax nai were noted in initial reports with conflicting details.
Runaway Victim Dies After Wagon Collision
A 95 year old runaway accident victim died from injuries sustained when a wagon collapsed and pulled away, leaving a stunned scene. The deceased was identified by his daughters as the elderly man involved in the incident.
Croker's Children to Appeal Verdict in Widow Suit
Richard Croker and family seek a new trial after a Torrens property dispute over the estate of the late Tammany figure. Mrs Bula Croker, widow, faces opposition from Mrs Enls Croker in the appeal bid. The court weighs a request for a 1 cent day delay to file the necessary motion with a cash deposit to guarantee costs. The Chief Justice indicated support for granting more time but deferred a ruling pending Croker's deposit commitment.
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