Cracksmens two-location robbery linked to Newburgh
Professional cracksmen robbed Thompson Ridge post office en route to Pine Bush, blowing safes and taking stamps money and papers valued from 400 to 1000 dollars. They stole a horse and wagon, found later in Newburgh, with police tracing movements toward New York City.
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Thompson Ridge
Ndvices
Pine Bush
Clark Bros
Theodore
George Clark
Iyeggs
Clarke Brothers
Yeggs
Clark
J. L. McKinney
John F. Bennett
Horse Thief Detecting Association
Newbursh
Newburgh
New York
Mrs Reddington Wins Suit in Brooklyn Court
Mrs Caroline C Reddington won a verdict in Brooklyn Supreme Court against George H Hartford claiming $3100 as the second instalment on a $60000 agreement. She is granddaughter of Nathaniel Gilman and contends she is entitled to one tenth of an estate valued over 31000900. Hartford is a partner in the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea and related companies.
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Caroline C. Reddington
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
George H. Hartford
George F. Gilman
Kim
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Great American
Reddington
Hatford
Nathaniel Gilman
Petition Against Too Drastic Laws At Deerpark Lodge
A multi group meeting on April 11 at Deerpark Lodge adopted resolutions opposing drastic laws. The gathering included unions such as Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Local 21 of the American Flint Glass Workers, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Order of Railway Conductors, and related locals. The sentiment urged restraint by lawmakers to avoid harming workers and industry.
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Bunda
Deerpark Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Brox and Brall
Glass Manufacturere
American Flint Glass Workers Union
W. C. Hares
Division No
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Neversink di
Black Lodge
Brotherhood of Ra
Prsinmea
Swinton & Cr
Empiores
Ssinten & Co
Resdin
Farewell Gift for Mrs Reierluth from Local Friends
Ata Sire and neighbors presented Mrs. Reierluth with a silver thimble inscribed FL i. from Kreel Mr. and Mrs. Reierluth plan to move to Bishland Avenue on March 1. The couple, both connected to the family store, are leaving careendale for the city.
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Ata
Escal
Reigelmh
Careendale
Reieluth
Krec
Releelath
Areopr
Bishland Avenue
Tilford Farm Sold At Public Auction
A. W. Corwin as agent sold the Tilford farm at public auction at Mills Hotel Ballne on Wednesday. John Tilford was relocated beyond sunrise terms. Sold to T. B. Darton for 21, 78. J. E. Barnes acted as attorney for the holder of the mortgage. Sale completed after court proceedings.
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Tilford Farm
A.W. Corwin
Geteree
Ablic
Mills Hotel
Ballne
John Tiford Ieee
T. B. Darton
J. E. Barnes
Holfer
Coortgage
Darlog Timber Trade Note From Historical Ledger
A fragmentary report notes quantities of hardwood thaber and ear pine Umber consumed or measured in Sikes and Septimebell units, reflecting a nineteenth century trade record with sparse wording and unclear context.
Local Ellenville notes and social updates
Small turnout at Norbury Hall basketball games as Showgums beat Sky Parlors 20 to 14 and Seventh Grade edged Midgets 20 to 8. Community dances waned. Easter visits and social gatherings populate a busy week with multiple residents traveling, hosting, and planning events in Ellenville and surrounding towns.
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Norbury Hall
Sky Parlors
B. F. Carey
New York
Greenfield
Florence Gaskell
Sun Ray Villa
Tom Clayton
Middletown
Ellen Wille
Edward B. Kimble
Kingston
Newburgh
Hudson River
J. H. Clark
Catskill
Ellenville
Ray Cookingham
Indianapolis
Silas A.van Wagoner
Louis A. Hoornbeghof
Napanoch
William Wager
Joseph Bauer
Claryville
Tracher
W. Frederick Schipper
Asa S. Hall
Lates McDowell
Justice Fitzgerald
McDowell
Hall
David Pope
Reformatory
Virginia
A. English
Canadaigua
Bernard Trainer
William D. Cunningham
Albany
al New
Owen Plunkett
Charles Morse
Lacikawack
Morse
New York City
Judson S
Dutcher
Watertown
Conn
Ali
D. L. Prime
Samuel Borce
Margaret Connelly
Washington
Frank Beale
Ellenville ME
Empire Lyceum Bureau
Syracuse
X.Y
Beale
Besie
Indiana
Central New York Conference
Nornie Parselis
Methodist
Chester Notes Heart of Town As Spring Work Proceeds
April items in Chester report contractor Albert Doleen placing crushed stone on Main and High streets and Academy avenue, plus water week on summer schedule. Village improvements progress, owners urged to clear yard refuse Saturdays, and a cement walk is being laid on South Main. Local firms Frank S. Green and Garfield Van derberg start an undertaking business with Florida offices. Y M C A banquet planned. Easter services held. fundraising at St Pauls Episcopal and M E Church. meadow drainage problem near Craigie risks flood if unaddressed.
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James W. Russell
Louis Young Os
R. Rose Han
Washington
Ogyrie
Philadelphia
Robert Webb
New Yorkers
Marie Satumlar Nizdi
St. Anhn's Episcopal Church
Charles Trvight Divine
New York
James W. Donalison
Seth
Landharf Mitchell
Ma’ Hengue
Able Pemion
Ouiside
John H. Divine
Canal
Charles VW. Pat
Middletown
Ellenville
Hantoon Spring Water Company
Arthur 5. Johnston
Albert’e. ‘Bunting
Montela
Standard Cooperage Company
Benjamin Schoonmaker
Marshall Wood
Howee
Fitzgerald
Willis Markel
W. J. Litehrod
Ballentyne Brewery
Newark
N. J
John Burlisons
John Hn. Devaney
Brewing Company
Helen M. Ladley
Hessie L. Gregg
Syracuse University
Minnie L. Bates
Theresa — Feisler
Robert A Manett
Abram G. Eckert I
Wells Smith
F. Brezinski
New York State
Stern
Kingston
Big City
Robert Southwick
Grahamsville
Mallory Line
Busiiness
Key West
Fla
Albert Doleen
Telford
Main
High
Academy Avenue
Wicks St. Beard
Chester
Goshen
Montgomery
Theodore Miller
South Main Street
Frank S. Green
Garfield Vanderberg
Florida
Clifford Beattie
Warwick
J. Holmes McGuinness
Y. M. C. A. Tooms
DeWitt
Turner
T. 3
Earl
Alfred Roe
Irs
Anna Penoyer
Daugetes
Sanford Dosiand
Nazareth
Oniey H. Pollock
Chester Grante
Charles R
Chester Atrara
Unnain Tech
Craigie
Altes
Middletown High Seniors Stage Clever Linden Hall Play
The Middletown High School senior class performed A Rival by Request at Linden Hall on Tuesday night. The comedy drew a large crowd, with almost the entire student body, many alumni, and generous patrons in attendance, and received high praise for lively wit, a recognizable plot, and strong character work led by Walter Pierson actor Tremper and a gifted cast including Margaret Burnett Boyd Henry Th.Later McMullin and others.
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Middletown High School
Linden Hall
Middletown
Dilletarte
Yachelor
Walter Pierson
Lever
Fer Tremper
Mr Tremper
Margaret Burnett
Helen A. Boyd
Henry Th
Lord Albert Anthony McMullin
Wil
Samnon
Lord Albert
Briges
Jamin
B. Paten
Eihel A. Giveans
Benjamin
Fitza Briggs
Martha D. Carr
Fanny
Robert Burnett
Fish
Burnett
Blanche
Nolan
Chatterson
Minskelt
Winthrops Smythe
Alexander Mugeins
Lemon
Linnon
Brady
Bartholomes
Giden
Powelson
Wilcox
Gladys Stivers
Missing Port Jervis Attorney Parshall Reportedly Safe
The family of William A. Parshall deny rumors of his arrest or suicide and say his whereabouts are known. Officials say no warrants have been issued and Parshall is under care, expected to return to Port Jervis soon to address alleged estate irregularities.
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Wiliam A. Parshall
Port Jervis
Haye
Parshall
New York
Orange County
Parsician
Sheriff's Office
Shirt Factory Plans Enlargement In Port Jervis Closure
Millen, Aikenhead and Co closed their Port Jervis shirt factory for good and plan to move workers to the local plant. The firm will enlarge the Port Jervis business, with improvements expected to be announced in the coming months as operations shift to the city.
Generous sheriff s jury in Goshen hospital appeal
A sheriffs jury at the village court donated juror fees to Goshen Emergency Hospital. The prosecutors approved and counselors matched with 15 dollars and fifty cents collected for the hospital fund. The Times-Press San co minutes note the community act.
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Fridar
Goshen
Goshea la
Goshea Lad
Company I Plans Dance For Apr 30
The Co I drill season closes Friday night April 30 with medals ceremony led by Lieut Col Bosch of the First Infantry. A social dance follows with music by Path Separate Co Band. Committee chair Capt E M Decker and others invite all to attend.
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Co. I
Bosch
First Infantry
Path
Ance
E. M. Decker
B. H. Rose
Corp.l
Plowman
H. J. Shelley
H. T. Finan
Sergis
Rose
Mallinsos
Decker
Liert Baliman
State Hospital
Deserters Return to Fort Slocum After Arrests
Deserters who escaped from Fort Slocum were recaptured after O and W detectives detained them at Phillipsport. Detective Wilson relayed word from Locke that Officer Steele had arrested them and claimed a $100 reward. The two men were returned to Fort Slocum.
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Fort Sloj
Phillipsport
Wilson
Locke
Steele
Fort Stocum
Minisink D A R to Represent Chapter in National Convention
Minisink Chapter D A R will be represented in the National Convention in Washington D C next week by Mrs Henry Allawar and Mrs William B Mead, registrar of the chapter.
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Minisink
D. A
Heads Eligible List For Berkland County Post
A list of candidates eligible for the position of superintendent in Berkland County includes T. Allison of Stony Point and other local claimants. The document notes years of service and fitness for the role in the county’s official record.
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T. Allison
Stony Point
Berkland County
Bakers Union Fights Night Hours in Local Meeting
At a Bokers' Union gathering in Mannerchor Hall a committee was appointed to urge city grocers to buy union-made threads. The discussion covered night working hours and recent anti tuberculosis exams, with strong resolve to block any move to restore night shifts. Estate matters nearby reference Surrogate Swezey and probate actions for Jamison and Tears with executors named.
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Johan B. Swezey
Newburgh
Walton
Embler
Jobn A. Jamison
Montgomery
Catharine E. Tears
Walden
Alphonse J W. Dunn
Gallagher Family Returns Home for Easter Visit
Mr and Mrs BE Gallagher and two children spent Easter Sunday in Atlantic City. Mr Gallagher moved his family back to their former home on Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
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Tah. Gallagher
BE. T. Gallagher
Sunnday
Atleale City
Mr. Gallagher
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
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Minisink Representatives
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