Site for Memorial Hospital site for Memorial Hospital
Orange County Board of Supervisors favored the Orange County Children's Home property on Prospect avenue Middletown as a tentative Horton Memorial Hospital site funded by Eugene Mortons will but set a minimum sale price of 10000 and planned another sale within months amid bids of 9500 and 9100 while some officials urged rereadvertising to preserve value and delay final action
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Sy 8
Goshen
Orange County Children’s Home
Prospect Avenue
Middletown
Horton Memorial Hospital
Eugene Morton
Board of Supervisors
Thomas Watts
Memorial Hospital Committee
Shel
Corwin BE. Sayer
Westtown
Hir. Sayer
Watts
Air
Martin
E. P. Still
Warwick
Air Sayer
Altebiu
George W. Flood
Highlands
White Nominated for Farlands Interstate Park Commissioners
The list to Governor Smith includes F In Pratt White of Nyack and Franklin W. Hawkins of Alpine New Jersey nominated as commissioners of the Faralisades interstate park with both reappointments indicated. Weather outlook mentions a likely change from rain to warmer conditions.
Dever Captures Burglar On Monday Night
J Edward Dever nabbed a burglar at 7 Invin avenue after a break in on Misses Mary and Anns Dever. The suspect, Frank E P ew of 265 East Main, was arraigned before Recorder Starr on third degree burglary and held for Supreme Court.
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H. M Starr
Frank E. DePew
East Main Street
Supreme Court
Leonard
Devew
Mary and
Anns Dever
Invin Avenue
J. Edward Dever
Dever Sisters
Estates of Local Men in Surrogate Court at Goshen
In Goshen on Monday Surrogate John Bwezey heard estates of two Middletown men who died in 1918. Walter H. Giles a contractor and builder died in an automobile accident in Liberty Sullivan county on November 18 1918. Alanson Harris the Middletown post office clerk died December 26 1918 after injuries from a train strike. Giles widow Louisa and son William E. Gilles receive items valued at 10 dollars. Harris widow Mary V. Harris receives 3506 dollars. Annie B. Wood of Middletown dies leaving 25900 real and 77 personal. daughter Alice VanNess Simpson named executrix. Rest and remainder to be divided among Oliver B. Wood Clarissa J. Moore Harry Weslerborg and Josephine Cotton. Louis Roth estate grants Charles W. Roth administration for personal property 725 dollars going to son Charles W. Roth. The Vernon estate grants George Hubert Vernon on Katherine Vernon value 35 personal property, equally among George Hubert Vernon Kathryn Vernon and George Vernon Jr.
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Byg Stef
Goshen
Middletown
John A ‘Bwezey
Walter H. Giles
Liberty
Sullivan County
Alanson ¥. Harris
Louisa Giles
Ahr
Giles
William E. Gilles
Wellsall Avenue
Mary V. Harris
A. Y. Harris
Mrs. Harris
Highland Avenue
Oliver B. Wood
Clarissa J. Moore
Harry Weslerborg
Josephine Cotton
Louis Roth
Charles W. Roth
Paterson
M. J
Louis Hoth
Seventeenth Street
N. J
Vernon
George Huuert Vernon
Katherine PL Vernon
George
Hubert Vernon
Kathryn Vernon
George Vernon, Jr
Howell Hinchman Meeting Today in Newark
A stockholders meeting of the Howell-Hinchman Company is held in Newark New Jersey today followed by an officer election as ordered by the court. Attendees from this city include Thomas Watts John H Morrison George E Bowers and William L Madden.
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Howell-Hinchman Company
Newark
N. J
Thomas Watts
John H. Morrison
George E. Bowers
William L. Madden
Minshull Nominated to State Homeopathic Hospital Board
Governor Smith sent to the Senate the nomination of Philip H. Minshull of Middletown as manager of the Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital to replace William H. Rogers whose term expired. Rogers has long chaired the board since 1905 and is now in Orlando Beach, Florida. confirmation rests with a Republican Senate.
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P. H. Minshull
Times Preas
Albany
Smith
C. Chester Bogart
Democratic State Committee
Minshull
Rogers
Seeholzer to Remain in Charge of Seeholzer Restaurant
Report indicates no change in management at the Seeholzer restaurant on Wickham Avenue. William Seeholzer will continue to run the eatery, praised for serving travelers well. The Times notes the O and W line entities and new company takeovers will not affect this location’s operation.
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Wickham Avenue -Linon
Tha
Vien New Company
Woul Assuum
Times
Wiliam Seeholzer
Miller son returns from France in Newport News
George E. Miller announces his son Sergeant Kenneth Miller of the Ambulance Corps has arrived from overseas after more than a year in France and is now at Newport News Virginia. The Times-Press classified page invites readers to use the paper for buying or selling items.
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France
George E. Miller
Kenneth Miller
Ambulance Corps
Newport News
Lyoung
Times-Press
Tragedy Strikes Callan Family With Four Deaths
Despondent after influenza losses within the Callan household in Searsville, William Callan Jr. 28, died by self-inflicted gunshot at 4 am. The five in the family suffered rapid illness. Jessie, the eldest daughter, James, the son, and Celia, a new bride, died within days. The community mourns as William Sr. and Donald, plus the newlywed John Call, remain at home.
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Times-Press
James
Jessie
Celia
William Callan
Searsville
Callan
James Callan
Wiliam Callan, Sr
Donald
John Can
Radicals Taken To Ellis Island To Be Deported
Fifty four alien radicals including I. W. W. members were moved from Hoboken toward Ellis Island where they will be detained pending deportation arrangements. Crowds cheered the Bolsheviks as they boarded the boat and chanted against America.
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Ellis Island
Associated Press
New York
Hoboken
Ellis’ Island
America
Otisville Minister Receives Sad News
Rev. J. Lewis Evans of Otisville received a telegram from Scranton Pennsylvania announcing his mother's death. The funeral is set for Thursday and Evans will return to Otisville Friday.
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Otisville
J. Lewis Evans
Scranton
Evans
Otistilie
Wilson plans brief Washington visit before Paris peace work
Evidence shows President Wilson intends to return to Paris by March 15 after a quick Washington stay to sign bills. He will focus personal attention in Paris on the Supreme Executive Council, a key feature of the peace conference after the ratification of the Society of Nations plan.
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Associated Press
Pars
Wilson
Society of Nations
Washington
Paris
Supreme Executive Council
Society of Nate
Water rates under review by city council
Effort to raise water rents prompted a special meeting of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. A certified copy of the resolution proposing roughly 25 percent rate increases was presented to the Common Council for approval but was not settled. The matter will be resumed at the next meeting as aldermen seek further consideration.
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Board of Estimate
Common Council
George H. Stanton
Otisville carpenters walkout over wages dispute strike ties to Howes firm
Carpenters on Base Hospital No 8 Otisville construction walk out under orders from a Seattle HQ delegate. Local 574 says no local wage trouble with Howes Construction Co, but New York Howes workers nationwide are on strike seeking $1 daily. A government supervision change could end the impasse.
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Base Hospital No. 8
Otisville
General Headquarters
Seattle
Times-Press
Hewes Construction Company
Howes
Howes Construction Co
New York
Howes Company
Four Charged With Extortion In Sullivan Co
Four men Joseph Zucker Harry Hares Don Liesch and John Phelan are jailed in Monticello after indictments for extortion of local businessman John Hohnstein owner of a White Lake area store and restaurant. Trial dates pending bail decisions and court action in Albany. Also Gov Smith reappoints William Gorham Rice to the state civil service commission.
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Times
Monticello
Joseph Zucker
Herry Hares
Don Liesch
John Phelan
John Hohnstein
North
Lake
Wial
New York
White Lake
Supreme Court
Harold J.inman
Albany
Smith
Rice
William Gorham Rice
State Civil Service Commission
Stamp Out Poverty Says King Progress Must Not Be Retarded
London February 11 King George urged Parliament to stamp out poverty reduce unemployment and improve health. He warned not to be retarded by violence and to proceed with patient resoluti on through legislative steps. Paris February 11 the War Council created a committee to study post armistice questions with Americans Norman Davis and General Biss named to the panel.
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London
George
Paris
Worcester Seeks Franchise for City Bus Lines
J Blaine Worcester asked the Worcester Common Council for permission to operate two or more motor busses between the city and Otisville and between the city and Bloomingburg. The bus would carry 16 to 20 passengers, with at least five trips daily. A public hearing was set for February 24 to hear supporters and opponents of the franchise.
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J. Blaine Worcester
Common Council
Thisity
Otisville
City
Bloomingburg
Holly
Council
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Philip’ H. Minshull
Seeholzer
William Callan, Jr
William Callan, Sr
van Fleet
Cole
Alderman Cox
Frnnell
I .Secong
Simlar
Bates
Roe
C ‘Chester
Chester Bane Teller
Chester National Bank
Joseph Predmore
Charles 3. Batee
Chester
George M. Roe
Alfred FR. Concling
Predmore
Murphy
Eric
Bates-Hov
John Murp
Fendany
Maemon
Alvecenper
Igadine Sniac Express
Erie
Sean A. Gardner
Midd
Phi A. Bortr
Goshes
Brana
Browngat
Charles S. Bates
Herman Schafransky
Port Jervis
John C. Howell
Crawfons
Ernest Brumsraber
Newburgo
John Ahearn
Montgomery
Fred Schlund
W. R. Benedict
Newburgh
Frank Bell
Wallkin
Ira M. Perrigo
F. 3. McCoy
Sullivan Co
King
War Council
Sredmakrenga
Archangel
Pens Road
Kadish
Eimar
National Assembly
Worcester
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