Lloyd George Resigns From British Cabinet
London December 5 The War Secretary David Lloyd George has resigned from the British cabinet. The Exchange Telegraph says the move stems from Premier Asquith’s refusal to agree to a small war council that would exclude the premier. Announcement of the resignation was expected tomorrow as the political crisis deepens. Lloyd George is described as a powerful political figure with strong support.
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Internatonal News Service
London
David Lieyd George
England
Bes
Exchange Telegraph Company
Lord George
Asquith
Lilord George
Hilton Case To Be Ended Today
In Newburgh supreme court the Hilton estate suit against Rev. Frederick Whitney continued this morning. Lawyers for both sides argued as jury selection proceeded and the grand jury was completed with several new members, while others were excused due to excess numbers. Justice Hirschberg urged secrecy of jury deliberations and noted no other cases requiring attention at the time.
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Tumes Press
Newburgh
Supreme Court
William H. Hilton
Frederick E. Whitney
Henry Kobh
Graham Witschler
SL Liv~ingston
Wallsall
Robert FL Cordner
Middletown
Hirschberg
Mrr. Westlake
Mr. Westlake
New Yorkers Pay More for Fodder
New York City residents pay up to 50 percent more for food than nearby towns such as Yonkers Hackensack Jersey City Passaic Bayonne and Rutherford state foods commissioner John J DiMiion announced an investigation into why suburban shoppers face cheaper prices outside the city Mount Carmel Church announces a concert by tenor Charles Harrison and contralto Henrietta Turell Meniley on Tuesday December 5 1916 at Eagle Bay with tickets 7 cents and 25 cents for reserved seats available after December 1 at The Book Shop 55 North Street
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International News Service
New Vork
Dec
Wise
New York
John J. DiMiion
State Commissioner of Foods
Ipegum
Yonkers
Hackenseck
Jersey Iy
Passaic
Bayonne
Rutherford
Mount Carmel
Charles Harrison
Henrrietta Turell-Meniley
Eagle Bay
North Street
Goshen Boy Asked Younger Brother to Shoot Match
In Goshen a 12 year old, John Margerowitz, was shot near Jessup switch on October 29. The suit filed Dec 5 alleges a 15 year old, Joseph Kosher, supplied a 22 caliber rifle to his eight year old brother Ignanius Kosger who fired the weapon. The victim was taken to Thrall Hospital Middletown and later sent home as condition allowed. The case before Justice Frank J Edwards was postponed to December.
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Goshen
Justice’s Court
John Margerowitz
Ourg Margorowitz
Jessup Switch
Florida
Justice of the Peace
Frank J. Edwards
Nno
Joseph R. Kosher
Ignanius Kosger
Bere
Marsorowitz
Thrall Hospital
Middletown
Joseph Merritt
Plang
Surrogate Court Sifts Estates in Goshen
In Surrogate's Court here yesterday the settlement of Bradner B. Mulhair’s estate, totaling about $50 in personal property, appointed Elizabeth J. Minthair administratrix for his widow and eight children. Pro bate of Hulda Case’s Philadelphia estate was granted to executors Kate Case and Josie Case Benedict. John E. B. Garrison’s Susquehanna estate saw Jessie B. Garrison as administratrix. Many matters postponed to a later session due to Supreme Court opening in Newburgh. Firemen Remembered as Tilford of Monroe donates $100 to Cataract Fire Company with thanks. Firemen to meet tonight in Goshen base rooms. others to gather Wednesday for additional business.
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Goshen
Bradner B. Mulhair
Erie
Elizabeth J .Minthair
Eght
Hulda Case
Philadelphia
Orange Come
Kate Case
Josie Case Benedict
Warwick
John EB. Garrison
Susquehanna
Orange County
Jessie B Garrison
Supreme Court
Newburgh
Surrogate’s Court
H. F. Tilford
Monroe
Grand Jury and Lecture Arrangements At Goshen
Goshen residents travel to Newburgh for the People v Eugene Carl grand jury case after a brawl left Samuel Ersin injured. Arthur Michell of Wadham College Oxford will lecture at St James Church on December 1 8 about The Ruined Abbeys of England with proceeds to the Choir Boys Fund. Knights of Columbus and Goshen Masons report large gatherings and fraternal activity. William Hodson motor runs to New York and Brooklyn on December 5 and plans a quick return.
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Goshen
Arthur Michell
Wadham College
Oxford University
England
New York
St. James’ Church
Big Village
Michell
St. James
Ahebell
Frank H. Mather
Marguerite Stevenson
Monroe
Motors
William Hodson
Ariy
Brooklyn
Menéar
John D Archbold Dies After Illness at Tarrytown
John D Archbold president of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey died at his home in Tarrytown at 3 AM after an operation for appendicitis. He was 68 and leaves a wife and two children with another daughter in England. Funeral set for Thursday at 10 AM with burial in Sleep Hollow vault. Archbold, a close associate of John D Rockefeller, rose from office boy to one of the world’s largest oil men.
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International News Service
Tarrytown
John D. Archbold
Standard of Company of New Jersey
Archbold
England
Bunal Probuols
Slespr Hollow
John D Rockefeller
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Rockeveller
Social Notes Show Returns From Thanksgiving Visits
Pro and Mrs W H Kortrisht of Paterson have returned home after Thanksgiving with their former parents. Mrs Wy A Kortrigut of Last Main Street, city, visits. Mrs F V Suffern of Fair Oaks sails with sisters to Friendship N Y for five days with brother Alonzo Masten. Mrs Harry Ellenberzer of Gardner Bierne rests before week of visiting relatives. Hopkins of this city and superintendent of NX O W R R and Mrs Hopkins were Thanksgiving guests in Norwich and visited North Norwich and Greene. Mrs Irvin Crumelly and daughter hosted by Adella Clark. Miss Margaret O Connor and parents motor to New York for weekend. F R Schmid of Yonkers, L N Denniston of Hartford, and M C Benniston visit M R Denniston who is ill. Mrs J E Kidd leaves for Miami for winter. Mrs Jackson Maras visits Middleown. Miss Anne Patmeere returns from Bath with father. Miss Florence E Hare visits her mother Mrs Ellen Hare. Mr C W Roth and daughter of Paterson visit Officer Lows Roth. Miss Julia D Carpenter returns from New York area. Miss Eliza Nathan returns home after visiting a schoolmate. Mr and Mrs Jesse Bakewell visit Port Jervis to see cousin Erie Engineer W H Heetor injured at Harriman Nov 16. he is in St Francis Hospital. Masquerade Ball at Library Hall Howells Dec 7 1916 tickets 75 cents per couple prizes. Committee: Beyea Vail Ryerson.
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C H. Hopsins
W.R. R
Hopkins
E F. Musson
Norwich
North Norwich
Greene
Irvin Crumelly
Campbell Hall
Adella Clark
Lake Avenue
Jesse Bakewell
Port Jervis
Erie
W. H. Heetor
Harriman
St Francis Hospital
Worthington Identified By Picture In Wilmington Case
A Wilmington woman, Mrs Charles G Boone, claims she is the tenth wife of Saul Crawford alias Rev Arthur Worthington, identified by a photo sent from Rutland Vt. Crawford married her in August, fleeced her of 2510, and left after being exposed by church officials. Police in Wilmington believe Boone and Crawford are the same man, who has shaved his beard while in disguise.
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Poughkeepsie
Raymond
Aldrith
Wilmington
Del
Charles G. Boone
Saul Crawford
Arthur Worthington
Aldrich
Crawford
Rutland
Armington
Ocucher
North River
Airs
Boone
Craxford
Wilminston
Design selected for soldiers' graves headstones by supervisors
The Supervisors' Committee on soldiers' relief has chosen a Vermont Marble Company call stone design for graves of soldiers. It calls for a foundation at least three inches deep, built of stone and sand with Portland cement. The board is expected to order and issue warrants at a meeting.
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Buz Fiind Ht
Soshen
Committee On Soldiers’ Relief
Vermont Marble Company
Stévés
Rev Abram Martine remembered as early gridiron star
The Rev Abram I Martine of New Prospect Church Pine Bush was once a noted college football star. He played in the first intercollegiate game Rutgers vs Princeton in 1869 under Rutgers rules allowing fists and feet. He later served 35 years in ministry and attended Rutgers 150th anniversary parade with former players.
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Abram I. Martine
New Prospect
Pine Bush
Heath
Times-Press
United States
Rutgers College
Princeton
Martiné
Rutgers
Theodore D Mills
Martine
Mille Im Eollege
Ailis
Mar
Tine
Rev Martine
New Brunswick Theological Seminnary
Clarkstown
George O. Martine
Nrath
Dunellen
Manhasset
Marlborough
Jottings of Events and Meetings This Week
The issue lists a male quartet singing at St Pauls Church and a series of events at Eagle Hall plus lodge meetings. Advertisements note Odd Fellows funeral attendance for Past Grand Herbert Simpson, Wallkill Committee meeting on his death, and a Poy Scouts gathering with a dance at Hagie Hall with McConnail’s Firepiece Orchestra.
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Joe
St Paul's Church
White Room
Eagle Hall
Middletown
Herbert Simpson
Robert Lawrence
Wallkill
Poy
Hagie Hall
McConnal
Danems
Temperature Trends and Local Hospital News
The 7 am thermometer reading showed 49 in the morning, rising to 61 as the day warmed. Amasa Porter of 58 Spragte Avenue has moved from Thrall Hospital to his home after a severe fall, and is recovering in comfortable condition despite prior frailty.
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Pronk
Amasa
Spragte Avenue
Thrall Hospital
City Eyes Future Ready School Building On Hasbrouck Site
A Board of Education committee plans visits to several cities with modern grammar schools to gather data for a new school on the Hasbrouck site. The aim is to build a structure meeting present needs and future growth, reflecting the city’s strong educational footing and public support.
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Board of Education
Hasbrouck
Ibis Marming
Wade
December meetings of Middle town fire companies
December sessions of Middle town seven fire companies yielded new members and routine business. Encelsiors elected Dr. G. H. Vernon to active membership, with pres Harry T. Crist newly joined. Montagens planned a January sauerkraut supper. Eagles discussed only routine matters. MecQuoins received three membership applications and transferred Johan L. Mahon to active honorary. A new handball court was completed. Phoenix plans an open house at new quarters to be announced. Ontarios and Waalkils noted routine items and new members. Fallon transferred to active honorary. committees were named for pinochle games with the Jocal council of United American Mechanics.
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Middletown
Encelsiors
G. H. Vernon
Harry T. Crist
Benedicts
Johan L. Mahon
Frank Blizzerd
Allen Clark
Vincent Mahon
William Corcoran
Daniel D. Holland
Rew
Phoenix
Pomona Grange of County to Meet
One of the most important meetings of Orange County Pomona Grange opens at Grange Hall Wednesday at 10 20 am and runs for two days The Wednesday evening session is public while others are for Grangers only Speakers will cover The Milk Strike What of the Surplus and Intrenching the Dairmen s League A large turnout is expected from across the county The president signs about 50000 documents annually for the United States
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Orange County
Pomona Grange
Grange Wall
Peared
Times-Press
Grangers
Moennin
Farley
Dairmen
Worthy Tech
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Lloyd George
Hilton
van Sickle
Ignatius Kosher
Coshen
Thiremen Hose Company
New Street
Eugene Carl
Saomel Ersin
Erwin
Clark
Newhbursh
Gosben
Knights of Columbus
Purdy Block
J.A Brady
Goshen Lodge
W. H. Kortrisht
Paterson
Wy. A. Kortrigut
F. V. Suffern
Fair Oaks
Enos Denny
New
Eliza Bronson
Fiosnen
Alonzo Masten
Harry Ellenberzer
Gardner Bierne
Relaines
Margaret O'Connor
Johnson
F. R. Schmid
L. N. Denniston
Hartford, Conn
M. C. Benniston
M. R. Denniston
New Paltz
J. E. Kidd
Miami
Jackson Maras
Galilee
Middleown
Anne Patmeere
Bath
N.Y
Florence E. Hare
Ellen Hare
Linden Arenas
C. W. Roth
XN. J
Mr. Roth
Officer Lows Roth
East Avenue
Julia D. Carpenter
Oryange
Jersey Cris
Hame
Eliza Ithan
Liberty
Library Hall
Howells
George Beyea
Frank Vail
George Ryerson
Mark Graves
Cou! Soldiers
Bieamyr
Rev. Martine
Star OF
Gridiron
A. M. Ambler
Middletown, N.Y
Pomona
Middletown Savings Bank
H. S. Johnson
Jeweler
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