Fire Rips Goshen Block as Gale Hampers Firemen
Early today a Goshen blaze destroyed the old trolley station building on Grand Street with alarge fireball and high winds. Firefighters from Goshen Middletown Chester and Florida battled the flames aiding with two alarms and saving nearby coal elevator property valued at not less than 50000 dollars.
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Goshen
St. Elmo
Ralph R. Oles
Grand Street
Conklin & Cummins
Oles
Middletown
Gus” White
Minisink Hall
Strack
McQuaids
Chester
Florida
Occidental Hotel
Gusnenites
Box 45
Dikeman and Cataract
Hiram H. Smith
Jesse Holbert
Wallace
New York
Masonic Temple
Tuxedo
Holland Lodge
New York City
James Coonan
Orange County
Charles 8. Patterson
Tuxedo Fire Department
Gilmore O. Bush
John Winter
Patterson
Veteran Taken To Chelsea Hospital For Admission
David Callahan, a disabled world war veteran, will be taken today to the U S Veterans Hospital at Chelsea for admission by Troopers H W Klein and Stewart Anderson. He had been boarding at Central Valley and had lately been irrational. The man is said to be tubercular as a result of war service.
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David Callahan
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Chelsea
H. W. Klein
Stewart Anderson
Central Valley
Monhagens Award Fifty Year Medal At Dinner
An engraved watch charm medal honoring fifty years of service was presented by Monhagen hose company at its annual dinner to Charles M. Holden of 286 North Street. Holden received enthusiastic applause, and his son Fred W. Holden is with Tompkins & Holden.
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Monhagen Hose Company
Charles M. Holden
North Street
Holden
Fred W. Holden
Tompkins & Holden
Three Liquor Raids Made In Walden
Three liquor raids in Walden resulted in summonses for Belle Brown operator of the Terrace Inn Charles Weiss operator of a Main street saloon and a Greek proprietor of a store near the railroad. They must appear before U S Commissioner Harry T Crist at Middletown.
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Walden
Charles W. Ketcham
Belle Brown
Terrace Inn
Charles Weiss
Main Street
United States
Harry T. Crist
Middletown
Did Boston Bull Give The Police Dog Provocation
In police court Judge Toepp heard a dog case from November 15 1926 when Nero a police dog attacked Boston a bull dog injuring him as Mrs Pauline Rosenbaum testified. The owner George Meola faced a $75 suit while Nero’s owner denied provocation and the court reserved decision after lengthy testimony.
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Nero
Lawrence — A. Toepp
Boston
Pauline Rosenbaum
North Street
Rockefeller
Wickham Avenue
George Meola
I. O. Denman
School of Missions Banquet and Guest Address
The Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian church holds a School of Missions banquet at 6 in the gymnasium with about 100 expected to enroll. Mrs. J. G. Falkebury oversees the banquet. Rev. George L. Cady of New York City will speak in the chapel afterwards.
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School OF Missions
School of Missinn
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church Whippen
J. G. Falkebury
George L. Cady
New York City
District Attorney Wins Murder Case Against Earley
Justice A H F Seeger denied the defense motion to dismiss the first degree murder indictment of Lucy Baxter Earley of Newburgh. Hers is charged over poisoning her husband, with the defense arguing lack of corroboration for a confession by William Wegley, also indicted for murder as an accomplice to the widow. The DA argued existing evidence supports indictment. A writ of prohibition to the DA before the Court of Appeals remains the pending pre trial issue.
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A. H. F. Seeger
Lucy Baxter Earley
Newburgh
Henry Hirschberg
Hirschberg
Lemon
Earley
Court of Appeas
North Church Women Meet at Mrs Crawford’s Home
The Missionary Society of North Street Congregational Church will gather with Mrs J E Crawford at 843 North Street on Thursday at 8 o clock for a meeting.
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North Church
The
Missionary Society of the
North Street Congregational Church
J. E. Crawford
North Street
McCoach Angers Odds with Sheriff Nomination Uphold
Chief of Police J D McCoach of this city reiterates he will not withdraw from the Orange County sheriff race. He first entered the contest some time ago and insists he has no reason to leave and plans to face the electorate next fall as originally intended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
J. D. McCoach
McCoach
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Goshen Department
Main St
Woolsey Garage Co
Central Valley, N. Y
Woolsey
Bluebird Shop
Monroe, N. Y
Thomas & Wallace
Electrical Contractors
Maybrook, N. Y
Everlight
Westinghouse
Washingtonville
Monhagens Award
Tuxedo Masonic Lodge
Justice of Peace
Toepp
Mrs. Rosenbaum
C. ©. Redfield
Carman A. Panaro
Mr. Meola
Ently Justice
Pine Tree Inn
Albany
Justice Seeger
Rogers
SEL
Hama
Sluleinse
T. L. Millspaugh
Central Valley National Bank
N. Y
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