Local Cases To Be Tried During Term In Newburgh
The December term of Supreme Court opens in Newburgh with Justice H Hirschberg presiding. Civil calendar lists 2 actions, 15 preferred, mostly excise cases by Commissioner Gen Green against county offenders, plus negligence, service, and contract suits, with a few divorce and probate matters. The calendar includes Helena Altmark versus Jacob Walker, Dooley versus Edward Sea lman, Graham Witschief as executor against Frederick Whitney, Bertram Haigh infant versus New York Military Academy, and several liquor tax bond actions by Glenn, Green, and associated sureties, with continued items noted on page five.
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Supreme Court
Newburgh
H. Hirschberg Beins
Gen. E. Green
Helena Altmark
Moses Alaltmaerk
Jacob &. Walker
Defendent
Dooley
Edward H. Sealman
Graham Witschief
Marie Kaufman
Admx
Henry McNamee
George E Green
Excise, &c
Elizabeth Glrnn
American Surety Co
New York
George E. Green
Excise
Nettie D. Lawson
Fidelity and Denefit Company
Maryland
Carmine Seneca
Raphael Firo
Antonio Garzione
Georg E. Green
Michael Marutla
The
Fidelity and Casualty Co
Sereri Tatta and Ational Surety Co
George Ef, Green
South Fallsburg Men Visit City Over Station Agent
Town Clerk L W Kaune and Edward I Glickman of Fallsburg Lumber Company met with Division Superintendent C H Bopkins of the QO&W about appointing a station agent at South Fallsburg. They favor C E Downie of Mamakat sog for the post. Mr Fopkins is away today. Archbold Near Death After Appendectomy Complications multizillionaire oil magnate Archbold is gravely ill at his Tarrytown home after surgery. Doctors hope a transfusion may aid recovery. Thanksgiving Dinner Hosts Floyd Dolan and Maples residents served about 15 guests a bountiful feast.
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L. W. Kaune
South Fallsburg
Edward I Glickman
Fallsburg Lumber Company
C. H. Bopkins
C. E. Downie
Mamakatsog
Mr. Fropkins
Archbold
Tarrytown
Dec
Joan D. Archbold
Floyd Dolan
City May Profit by Big Railroad Deal
Pennsylvania to seek outlet to New England through a $5,000,000 plan involving the Lehigh and New England Railway. Middletown could become a terminal if tracks are built and junctions completed, shortening freight routes from Boston to New Haven by about 75 miles.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lehigh and New England Railway Company
New England
Poughkeepster Bridge
Middletown
Guionville
Sartford
Providence
Boston
New Haven
Campbell Halt
Lehish “& New England Railroad
Pennsylvania Run
Tomequa
Lehigh & New England Railroad
Unionville
Wilcox
Johnson
Middletown & Unionville Railroad Company
MW. & UT
Johnson and Wilcox
Oor
Hartford
Egg Ultimatum Issued By Dillon In New York
John J. Dillon state foods and markets commissioner issues an ultimatum to eye dealers urging immediate marking of all cold storage eggs as required by law. The deadline is 9 o clock Monday morning and imported eggs must be marked too. He predicts the move and statewide boycott will reduce egg prices to 35 cents a dozen and cripple egg speculation masking storage as fresh.
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International News Service
New York
John J. Dillon
Osborne Barred From Visiting Sing Sing Prison
Thomas Mott Osborne, former warden, said he was barred from visiting Sing Sing by order of State Prison Superintendent Carter. He telephoned Warder Derrick to arrange a visit but could not reach the superintendent, fearing embarrassment to Derrick.
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New York
Thomas Mott Osborne
Wing Sis
Carter
Osborne
Aclin
Derrick
Newburgh Woman Struck By Auto
Newburgh woman Exima Jones aged 50 was struck by a car at South Water and First streets Wednesday night and thrown about 20 feet. The driver fled the scene and Jones sustained minor injuries.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Exima Jones
South Water
First Streets
Adams Jr weds Miss Lawrence in Brooklyn home ceremony
John Edson Adams Jr son of Mr and Mrs John E Adams of No 9 Orchard Street marries Miss Trene Felice Lawrence at 5 pm Thanksgiving day in Brooklyn at the bride’s aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Frank LeCount home Miss Nancy Ross bridesmaid Walter C Adams brother of the groom serves as best man The couple will reside at No 3 Orchard Street and plan to be at home February 1 after a wedding journey through New England
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John Edson Adams, Jr
Airs
John EL Adams
Orchard Street
Trene
Felice Lawrence
Frank LeCount
Madisor Street
Brooklyn
Wood
Nancy Ross
Walter C. Adams
Clash Between Greek and Entente Soldiers in Athens
Dispatches report a clash in Athens between Greek troops and Entente forces over disarmament demands. King Constantine rejects the ultimatum, prompting seizure of Athens post office and telegraph lines by Greek soldiers, worsening the crisis.
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International News Service
London
Athens
Piraeus
Constantine
Berlin
Carpathians
Roumania
Food boycott hits New York producers
New York on December 1 reports that thousands of pounds sought for the annual consumer boycott were left with dealers. The price of eggs has fallen about four cents due to the agitation, with plans to push Congress to end the federal tax on oleomargarine. A cold storage conspiracy is alleged in three states, and thrift clubs aim to curb waste and aid affordable purchases. In Chicago, twelve thousand women joined a nationwide campaign against high food prices with plans to urge action in Congress.
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International News Service
New York
National Housewives’ League
Tulian Heath
Bodycott
Fiat
New Jersey
Connecticut
Joseph J. Harti Zan
Mitchel
Food Commission
Julian Heath
Chicago
Congress
Stows Celebrate Eighth Wedding Anniversary With Card Party
In Hishland on December returns, Mr. and Mrs Mulford Stow hosted a 500 card party Tuesday night for friends and relatives. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Krieger of Poughkeepsie and other couples, with additional attendees listed among the Stows circle.
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Hishland
Mulford Stow
George Krieger
Poughkeepsie
George Pratt
Arthur Merritt
Nathan Williams
Jack Weaver
Garry Colyer
Harald Ford
Rowena Harcourt
Augusta Pratt
Bessie DuBois
Jerome Pratt
Clifton Carpenter
Edmund Starr
Mrs Stow Opens New Aetna Office Rooms 8 and 9
H Clark Horton local representative of Aetna Insurance Company opens new offices in the Times-Press building rooms 8 and 9. Mrs Stow, daughter of Mrs A J VanWinkle of Houston avenue, is connected with the development.
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Mrs. Stow
A. J. VanWinkle
Houston Avenue
H. Clark Horton
Aetna Insurance Company
Times-Press
Court Term Concluded At Goshen
Goshen December 1 The November term of County Court closed with updates on cases. Fast Garage Company of Rondout pursued by Travis cleared the calendar. William Bartels, indicted for sodomy and burglary, arraigned and sent to the New York State Reformatory for burglary. sodomy sentence suspended pending defendant's death. Lewis Brown and Alexander Mc Cullen sentenced to Sing Sing for one year for barslarr robbery of a Walden man near Ann Street, Newburgh last spring. Abraham Schoonmaker, colored, Goshen, convicted of assault. sentence pending after probation review showed good character. crime arose from a provoked summer altercation in Goshen. Alexander Corea told no suspended sentence last week. complainants withdrew offer for suspended sentence. sentence to be pronounced later for larceny in Highland Falls. Robert Penny, accused of bicycle theft, asked for continued investigation. stated he would live with foster parents near Newburgh. Darwin White of Middletown pleaded for suspended sentence pending character recommendations in the perjury case People vs. Anthony Lewis Cuneo. judge to defer sentencing. Testimonies from former employers cited, with judge Seeser seeking updated statements.
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Goshen
Fast Garage Company
Rriddletown
Travis
William Bartels
New York State Reformatory
A. H. F. Seeger
Hirschberg
Lewis Brown
Alexander McCullen
Ann ‘Street
Newburgh
Abraham Schoonmaker
Justice Seeger
Schoonmaker
Alexander Corea
Highland Falls
Robert Penny
Darwin
White
Middletown
Anthony Lewis Cuneo
Risid
Seeser
Wreck on Vienna Budapest Rail Line Reports Many Dead
A Melbourne telegram from Vienna says a train carrying funeralgoers for Emperor Francis Joseph collided with another train near Herczechalen. Several cars were wrecked and numerous passengers are reported killed or injured. Washington note: President Wilson to address governors during December conference. Otisville notice: Presbyterian church asks members to place waste paper and magazines out for collection on Saturday.
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Amsterdam
London
Vienna
Budapest
Francis Joseph
Herczechalen
Otisville
Presbyterian
Montgomery Pictures to Be Feature at Farmers Meeting
Moving pictures of the Dairymen's League parade will be shown at the farmers meeting in Montgomery. John J. Dillon participates in the parade with others. the event precedes addresses by John Gerow and others. Election of 1917 Farm Bureau officers and speeches by Wicks, Arfmann, and Gerow are planned.
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Dairymen’s League
Montgomery
Off Foods and
John J. Dillon
John ¥. Gerow
Farm Bureau
Senator Wicks
John Artmann
John Y. Gerow
President Farley
Cornwall People Evade Officers
A Wednesday attempt to serve bench warrants on Corn well residents indicted for alleged excise violation failed as suspects vanished after preliminary exams. Grand jury later indicted George Allen and wife, William Hopkins and wife, Mrs. John Williams, Michael Jones and wife, and Frank W. Freeman for selling liquor in a dry town. Morris Solomon and Bernard Heinrich faced excise violations with Solomon fined bail set at 1000. The Hon. Howard Thornton III of The National Bank of Newburgh fell ill and remains in serious condition. Mr and Mrs Seymour host a gathering from New York and Goshen tonight.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Dec
Cornwell
Justice Sylcox
Cornwall
George Allen
William Hopkins
John Williams
Michael Jones
Frank W.freeman
W. H. Moore
Morris Solomon
Bernard Heinrich
Solomon
Howard Thornton III
Howard Thornton
National Bank of Newburgh
Palatine Hotel
Promises to Attend Juarez Race Meeting Amid War Claims
Pancho Villa claimed in a taunting telegram to General Gonzales that he had killed 40 Chinese and three American soldiers after taking Chitusban City. It remains unclear if three Americans were summarily executed. Villa says he will attend the Juarez race meeting opening this week as Carraza forces appear scattered and demoralized. A fresh line of wounded arrived from Chilmahua City, with Federal agents fearing limited resistance at Juarez. Refugees report no word from Americans in Chihuahua City.
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International
EL Paso
Gonzales
Juarez
Pancho Villa
Chitusban
Villa
Chihuahua
Chilmahua City
Chihushua City
Nine alumni spend night in Erie depot after failed trip
Nine members of the Newburgh Academy alumni football team spent the night at Middletown station after their Port Jervis match was canceled due to a Saturday automobile accident. On the return trip two cars suffered fires and electrical failures, leaving the group without lights and forcing a return to Middletown for the night.
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Times Press
Newburgh
Newburgh Academy
Erie
Middletown
Port Jervis High School
Port Jervis
Goshen
Railroad Staton
Mother and seven children escape death by coal gas
Mrs Mary Compart, a widow, and her seven children of 34 Lander Street narrowly escaped asphyxiation from coal gas after a defective chimney caused gas to enter their Newburgh home yesterday morning. All were badly affected but were reported recovering today.
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Times-Press
Newburgsk
Mary Compart
Lander Street
May work at home for former female employees
The Union Hat Company seeks former female trim mers to do trimming at home for the Christmas rush. Work can be done remotely, offering extra money, and several former workers in the city are expected to respond to the offer.
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Union Hat Company
Hospital reports two patients show improvement
Albert R. Mance of Pine Bush recovering from Diced poisoning at Thrall Hospital. Eight-year-old Ruth Nichols, who had a horseshoe net removed from her stomach, also improving. Judson Billings of the C. and W. Railroad moved his household goods from Hancock to Middletown this week.
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Albert R. Mance
Pine Bush
Thrall Hospital
Ruth Nichols
City
Judson Billings
Middletown
Hancock
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Dolloway
Bonaparte
Anipaas
Ray
Pennsylvania
Dillon
Newport News
Veebergen
Rotterdam
Rosenwald
Scilly Island
Veebersen
St. Michaels
John Edson Adams JR
Miss Lawrence
Mrs. J. Edson Adams, JR
Canpolune
Pitschti
Doebrudja
Monastir
Grunishte
Tcherna
Galicie
Sr. and
Darwin White
Washington
Wilson
J. Franklin Fort
White House
Conference of State Governors
Montgomery Pictures
D. W. Farley
Campbell Hall
Moving Pictures
Charles W. Wicks
Oneida County
Wicks
John Arfmann
Seymour
William E. Seymour
Federal Army
Erie Depot
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