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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1916

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Man Denied Charge in Female Assault Case

A 24 year old man Lent faced a trial before County Judge A H P Seeger on a first degree rape charge involving 14 year old Alwilda Hornbeck of Central Valley S Roswell Lent pleaded not guilty and testified denying the attack The case was sent to the jury after a preliminary exam and the verdict was awaited. Witnesses included Dr David H Sprague and Peter Hasbrouck. The incident is said to have occurred in Hish land Mills on March 19.

Inurgh Alwilda Hornbeck Peter Hornbeck Central Valley S. Roswell Lent Woodbury A. H. P. Seeger Lent Henry Hunter, Jr Herry Hirschberg Abby Jomer Gregg Justice of the Peace T Fitch Woodberr Hornbeck David H. Sprague She Hornbeck Peter Hasbrouck Clarence Charleston Alion Hornbeck Huson J Reformatory Reformatory Stepororher Alwilda Cerminis S. Rowell Lent Charles E. Gregory Myrtle Stevenson Chester Paterson United States Army

Suspended Sentence in Gambling Case

Newbureh June 15 Harry Graham and Kissel Porewin were indicted in 1912 for running a gambling house at Second and Water streets. They pleaded guilty to violation and were granted a six month sentence suspended on good behavior. District Attorney Hirschberg did not oppose. Graham, 29, married, night waiter. Porewin, 52, a Russian, installment collector.

Newbureh Harry Graham Kissel Porewin Second Water Streets A .W. F. Seeger Frank W. Tompkins Hirschberg Graham Peretz Poreiz

Live Wire Kills Local Boy at Golf Club Tragedy

LeRoy Culver aged 11 of 74 Olive Street was electrocuted at the Orange County Golf Club while attempting to retrieve golf balls along the Wallkill Transit trolley line No 2 green. A charged wire from a suspended line caused his death as golfers and caddies rushed to aid him. Doctor A W Preston pronounced him dead at the scene. The incident prompted investigation by local officials and the transit company.

LeRoy Culver Harry Culver Olive Street Orange County Golf Club Wallkill Transit Company No. 2 Green Frisk Culver Links Green No. 2 W._ . Howard New York Burt Ramon A. N. Kidd Mast Orange N. J Joseph .Fennnis William Clark Mr. Howard Young Culver Messrs Taxlor Kidd A. W. Preston Frank Culver Prestor Sallkill Transit Company Willard M. Gould Herbert B. Roxer Bors Th. J. &. Distler Gould and Royce

Clerks' Strike Unsettled in Maybrook

About 70 clerks who walked out at the Central New England freight offices in Maybrook remain unsettled as negotiations continue. The strikers met at Sweener's Hall to confer with grand entative James Fort R Fed and Federal mediator Hon Roland B. Mahoney to present grievances and plan next steps with CNEB officials.

Maybrook Central New England Satuday Sweener's Hall James

Moon changes may bring less rain in Middletown area

The United States Weather Bureau predicts an ending of the rainy spell as the moon changes. The almanac notes rain would ease at 4 42 p m Friday with the moon visible, promising a brief reprieve from recent dreary weather for residents of Middletown and nearby.

Middletown United States Weather Bureau Weather Bureau Weather Areau 2

Hughes May Tour of Country

New York June 15 It was said at Hughes headquarters to say he would make a campaign tour the country. BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL. Charles Martinson aged about 25 of New York City who has been boarding at the home of William Corcoran at Howells for several weeks was today committed to the State Hospital in this city following an examination by Doctors Santee of Scotchtown and Hanmer of this city. Martinson was stricken early this morning and was brought to Middletown in an automobile by Constable Collard of Howells.

New York Hushes Charles Martinson New York City William Corcoran Howells Santee Scotchtown Hanmer Martinson Middletown

Births and local notices from a small town column

Mr Shafer III Fred E Shafer of 15 Watkins Avenue remains confined at home after ankle abscess surgery on Monday. Birth announced of daughter Edna Virginia Tyler born June 14 to Mr and Mrs Robert Tyler of West town, formerly of this city. Mrs Tyler formerly Edna Fullerton.

MR. Shafer III Fred E. Shafer Watkins Avenue Chy Robert Trler Westtown Edna Virginia Tyler Tyler Wes Edna Fullerton

Albert Suderley Killed Instantly Near Monroe

Albert Suderley a lineman for Orans and Hockland Electric Light Company was electrocuted Wednesday about 1 PM on a pole three miles from Monroe between the Ward Brower place and Herriman. He touched a grounded telephone wire carrying about 1190 volts as coworker Frei Hall tried to help. Suderley strapped to the pole could not be freed, and despite efforts by Dr. C H Hall and Undertaker Seaman the body was later removed. Suderley leaves a wife and two young children and was praised by employers and neighbors for his character and service. His parents Acton A Suderley and (name repeated) were notified. the family was in Schenectady when he died. burial planned in Monroe or nearby after repatriation.

Frei Hall Suderler Haily Suderter C. H. Hall Seaman Harriman Suderley Monroe

McCormick Chooses WCombs' Joe for DNC Chair

Washington June 15 President Wilson selects Vance Nic Compick of Pennsylvania to succeed McCombs as chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The committee is expected to back the President's choice as McCormick is described as progressive and devoted to his campaign plans.

Washington Vance NicCompick Pennsylvenia Wilson McCombs Democratic National Committee McCormick Har- Briony

Rockafellow Co Moves to Donavan Building Offices

The Rockafellow Company will move from its long established offices at 99 North Street to new quarters in the Donavan building. The complete removal is expected to be finished before the end of the week while remaining operations continue from the present office in the interim.

Rockafellow North Street Donovan Building Dma

Dead Postmaster Kasting Dies in St Louis Hotel

William F Kasting, postmaster of Buffalo, collapsed and died today in a St Louis hotel while holding a proxy for Major Fuhrman as delegate to a convention. Wallkill Valley Farmers announce annual outing and Old Home Week on August 10.

ST. Louis St. Lows William Fkasting Buffalo St Louis Major Fuhrman Wallkill Valley

Peekskill Camp Details Shared With Local Students

Local students heard about a Hitch School Military Training Camp for boys to be held in Peekskill from August 2 to September 9. Lt Vernon spoke on equipment and range access, with cap attendance limited to 1000, and supervision by Major General O Byran and state guards officers. Applications require principal approval, parental permission, and a Khaki uniform. subsistence costs 50 cents daily.

Middletown Neon Assembly Russells M. Vernov N. GX. Y Hitch School Peekskill Vernon Camp Crafield O'Byran Cers State Guard C. Ward Crampton New York City Board of Education Charles E. Greason Webb Horton Memorial Church

Mrs A T Squier Taken by Death in Frankfort Indiana

Mrs A T Squier widow of Abraham T Squier former merchant of this city died in Frankfort Indiana after grip illness aged 19. She was born April 15 1837 at Elizabethtown Kentucky and later lived in Greencastle Ind Joliet Illinois Decatur Ill and New York City. Survived by three sons H F Squier Minsis F A Squier and A M Squier with funeral held beside her husband in Greencastle.

Frankfort Indiana A. T. Squier Abraham T. Squier F. A. Squier Decatur A. M. Squier New York City West Main Street Highland Avenue

Bear steamer rescue near Cape Mendocino

In San Francisco on June 15 the 185 passengers and crew of the Bear were rescued by a tug after the steamer went ashore near Cape Mendicino. Details are scarce and unverified. five persons are missing and given up for lost per an unconfirmed report.

San Francisco Cape Mendicino

Sudden Death of Marietta Hatfield in Goshen

Marietta Hatfield, age 78, of 52 Murray Avenue Goshen, died suddenly at 7:30 this morning after appearing in good health yesterday. Doctor cites probable heart trouble. Obituary and funeral notice to appear tomorrow. LES HONOR FLAG. Middletown Lodge, No. 1097, BPO Elks observed Flag Day ritual last evening at their South Street rooms. no other business conducted.

Goshen Mrietta Warfield Murray Avenue Les Middletown Lodge

Bandits Slay Two Troopers In Mexican Border Clash

Two American soldiers were killed and seven wounded when bandits attacked Troop L, 1st U.S. Cavalry at St Ignacio Texas. The fight lasted about an hour with Mexican horse theft and cross-border activity reported. Major Gray pursued the raiders as General Funston authorized pursuit. Later reports note one wounded died, raising fatalities to three. Also, Pedro Lujan, a Villa lieutenant, was captured 35 miles from Namiquipa in a separate action.

International News Service San Antonio Troup Lend Lite Cavalry St Isacio Tex St. Igacio Ix Webb County Laredo Mann Funston Gray Lansing Wilson Washington White House Mexico Carranza Sad Taday San Ignacio Villa U.S Namiquipa Mex Columbus Pedro Lujan Namiquip2

Czernowitz Falls to the Russians on multiple fronts

London reports Czernowitz, capital of Bukowina, captured by Russians with steady progress on the eastern front as Italians gain near Monfalcone. Paris notes German bombardment north of Soignes Verdun area while El Paso reports Canuto Rey and Jose Isabel Robles plotting revolt with Carranza officers and potential alignment with Americans.

London Czernowitz Bukowina Galicia Rome Mon Falcone Paris Sonville Verdun el Paso Canuto Rey Jose Isabel Robles Vila Carranza

Nine Hand-picked Leaders to Man Steam Roller on Platform

The Democratic National Convention at Convention Hall St Louis opens with Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R Marshall nominated for President and Vice President. Nine top leaders steer the platform drive amid inside battles over amendments and timelines. New York backs Gerard for Vice President. Wilson to skip personal address. Suffragists react coolly to resolutions. Roger C Sullivan withdraws as VP candidate. Proceedings delayed but expected to shorten and accelerate business.

International News Service Convention Hall SL Lewis Woodrow Wilson Thomas R. Marshall Resolutions Committee St. Lou Wilson Convention Resolutions Committee Hollis New Hampshire Pomerene Ohio Martin Virginia Wash Montana Stone Missouri Fitzgeral New York Rainey Hlines Palmer Pennsylvania Stanler Kentucky Sb-Committee Miles Baltimore Gerard St. Louis James W. Gerard Germany Washington Arait Resolutions Sullivan Roger C. Sullivan Ilinois Weday Jame

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