Samuel Berg among trio hurt in Fair Oaks crash
Samuel Berg, 29, died at Thrall Hospital after a touring car with six passengers skidded on snow near the Suffern farm in Fair Oaks and struck a telegraph pole. Two others, William Wollinsky and Benjamin Leitner, were treated at Thrall Hospital for spine injuries and reported improving.
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Samuel Berg
New York City
Suffern Farm
Fair Oaks
Maxwell
Times-Press
Thrall Hospital
William Wollinsky
Benjamin Leitner
Bergs
Sim” Suffern
Leslie Brown
Philip Weys
Roy Finch
Sime
Berg
Wollinsky
Suffern
M. A. Stivers
Philip Weyrick
Bloomingborel State Road
Times
Jevel
New York
Woodridge
Weather Report for Washington Dec 2
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures in the north portion tonight and Sunday.
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Washington
North Portion
Captain Robert B Hock Dies in 82nd Year
Goshen December report announces Captain Robert B Hock long a leading Orange County resident dies after years of declining health in his St Elmo Hotel apartment aged 82 years six months and days Born in Bavaria June 6 1838 he came to America at 19 aboard the John Charles from Rotterdam seeking his uncle John Hoffman in New York.
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Goshen
Robert B. Hock
Orange County
St Elmo Hovel
Mr. Hock
Frankfort- on-the-Main
Ers
Robert B
America
Rotterdam
Havre
Atlantic
John Charles
New York
John Hoffman
Middletown Appeal Proceedings Highlight City Assessment
An appeal storyline from Middletown centers on a dispute over city governance and assessments. The document notes signatures from board members and a claim that aldermanic majority rules govern the appeal, with references to a 2 percent credit in assessments and related city finances. The text suggests further discussion continued on the next page.
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Whig
Stepervisers
Albany
Chief Secretary Guarded on Dublin Trip Amid Threats
Associated Press reports in London that James Ian McPherson, chief secretary for Ireland, travels to Dublin under guard after receiving threats. The security measure aims to protect the official during the trip.
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Dublin
Associated Press
London
James Ian McPherson
Chi
Ireland
Famionnot
Sub Chasers to Run Down the Rum Smugglers
Special attention drill and patrols target suspected rum smugglers near the shore. Coast guard units report heightened readiness and coordinated efforts to intercept illicit liquor shipments and prevent further trafficking at sea.
Birthday Party Held For Thelen At Prospect Avenue
Master Eugene Jershing Thelen of BR Prospect avenue celebrated his first birthday with a party attended by Ada Gasner Alan Clark Bully Shoemaker Charles Close and Welling Van Duzer. Dainty refreshments were served to nine guests at 4 o clock.
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Eugene Jershing Thelen
Prospect Avenue
Horse Case Ends in Sealed Verdict at Courthouse
In Goshen Pec, the trial of Campbell v. A Ley concluded with cross examination of Patrick Curley and witnesses from both sides. The defense rested after brief testimony including W J Sulizives, and the defendant testified about alleged due payments and racing connections. The jury retired at 4 09 and sealed verdict returned about 7 oclock, to be opened Monday morning.
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Goshen
Fidence
Patrick Curley
Thomas ¥Earett Campbell
Benjamin Aley
Percy V.D. Gat
W. J. Sulizives
Mr. Bulkley
Mr. Campbell
Riskler
Sim Keoht
Mr. Gott
Bulkley
Rorty
M Burgess
Frank H. Burce
Harry Lee
Berty
Gott
Justice Seeger
Ins
March
Pla
O. and W. Pay Car Returns to Gather Back Wages
The pay car of the Ontario and Western line visits Middletown for its annual Chestmas meeting with main crews and office staff receiving back wages. The car will remain in Scranton to continue distributing pay and settle shortages for shop personnel and conductors, with officials welcoming workers aboard.
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Ontari
Middleteen
Wiecknam
Cmp
Tt Mendas
Scranten
Pro Fiorte
Privisian
Ayes Ave
Oil Tanker Wreck Off Cape Blancs Kills Dozen
At least 30 lives are reported lost when the oil tanker J A Channler wrecked on a reef near Cape Blancs. Earl Dooley a crew member says the after part of the ship sank with many men missing. One unidentified crewman was saved and more may be found alive along the shore.
Sealed Verdict in Beers Bonaparte Case Returns
Goshen December 20 a sealed verdict was returned in the Beers Bonaparte case at the Supreme Court in Middletown. The action seeks damages for Herman Wolloway who was knocked down by a motor vehicle near Franklin Square April 21, 1916. Plaintiff seeks 200 for medical care with defendant alleged to offer 4000 in damages. proceedings continued on page three.
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Beers-Bonaparte
Goshen
Supreme
Ge Ma
Barry A
Cammeneman
David Hope
Adolphus Dayton
Michael Hackett
I Menree
Jan Yunda
Emmett D. W. Lee
Wall Na
Port Jervis Blooming Grover
Woodbury
Alfred Jenn Ro
Beth Reman
Herman Wolloway
Franklinn Square
Middletown
Pla
Hl Lemon
Newbrmierly
A. C. XN. Thompson
Lemon
Ins Chent
Dolloway
Mer Thompson
Bonaparte
Bona
Salvation Army to distribute 60 Christmas food baskets
The Salvation Army will give out about 60 food baskets on Christmas morning at its headquarters. Each basket will feed six people and include chicken, potatoes, apples, onions, coffee, oleo, tomatoes, corn or peas, bread, condensed milk and sugar. Commander Eugene Mott will arrange an entertainment program and gifts for children.
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Nation Army
King Street E
Opposition to Health Insurance Forum Debates Compulsory Bill
About 50 attendees at Middletown open forum by the Chamber of Commerce heard Dr. F. Hulett argue against the compulsory health insurance bill. Chair AC Thompson was detained in court. G D Theleen presided pro tem as the forum sought public sentiment on a matter vital to the community. The discussion highlighted that the plan would not cover tuberculosis or cancer and would not remove the need for charities.
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Fridaight
Chamber of |Or Commerce
Pr. 2
F. Hulett
AC. N. Thompson
Goshen
G. D. Theleen
Middletown
Chamber of Corfee
Enen
Board of Charities
Doubt Return Of Railroads By January 1
Washington officials doubt the return of railroads by January 1 as Congress adjourns for the Christmas holiday. President Wilson’s message to Congress is cited amid uncertain timing and ongoing policy discussions regarding railroad reorganization and control.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Wilme
City Fathers Count No Votes Yet Amid Confusing Text
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear municipal notes with stray phrases about votes and governance. Readable items mention city officials and incomplete phrases suggesting a counting process, but essential details are missing.
Outline of New Trish Bill Forecast by Press
The article discusses a proposed Trish Bill aimed at creating a government structure for Ireland modeled on the American system. It envisions separate parliaments for Ulster and South Ireland with a central British Parliament and Irish representatives elected similarly to U.S. states electing members to the House.
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Ted Press
London
George Wins
Ois
Ireland
Amenca
Ulster
South Ireland
Opinion by J. W. Gott on County Bills and Claims
J W Gott presents an opinion that the county board can reduce claims and cites similar cases in the state. He reviews bills for Henry Kohl attorney John B Darwin and others in the Hirschbers Wilson matter, recommends partial payment for Commissioner David F Lee, and leaves rest to the Board of Supervisors to judge reasonableness.
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Su Sors
Henry Kell
John B. Corvin
Juliwn
Hirschbers-Wilson
Amomntine
Gott
County of Orange
County O Board of Supervisors
Niin Brior
Henry Kohl
John B. Darwin
David F. Attornes
John Grauphermie
Isan. Jr
Hirschbers
Ehl
Corsin
Wilson
Lea
Norwy Chenango County
Wilkin
Train wreck kills fifteen on CPR line
Reported by Associated Press a passenger train wreck on the CPR line left fifteen people dead. The forward cars and engine were engulfed in flames after the collision. Fire and rescue crews battled the wreckage as engineers on both trains were confirmed killed.
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iBy Associated Press
Ogawa
Mail
France
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