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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1909

Page

3

Wreck of Officer in Regular Army in Police Court

A retired U.S. Army lieutenant known as The Colonel is found intoxicated and unfit to care for himself. He is committed to Orange Farm sanitarium after police court action, with plans for private care once stabilized. His wife and nephew in New York arranged placement in Fishkill sanitarium via Dr. J Clark.

Leutenant Orange Farm United States Army Brooklyn McCoach Edward Austin Benjamin Benjamin J. Clark Cold Spring N.Y Fishkill Clark Caty

Erie Train Service Extends Through McAdoo Tunnels

The new verticar service through the McAdoo tunnels extends to the Erie station in Jersey City and to Lackawanna Hoboken, with a three minute headway all day. Trains run from Cortlandt Street Terminal to the Erie station in six minutes, attracting commuters in morning and evening rush hours. A new system directs passengers via colored tickets indicating train origin and destination, with flags showing service type and if trains are local or express.

Down McAdoo Erie Jerent Ciy Lackawanna Hoboken Conlandt Street Cortlandt Street Erie Station 25D Street Erie Terminal

Cattle Show Details at Orange County Fair

Orange County Fair in Department B sets cattle entry rules August 31 through September 3 for residents of Orange and adjoining counties. Entries close August 28 with fees ten percent of first prize. Breeding proofs required for thoroughbreds. grade cattle must be half bred and certified. Herds include one male over one year and five females, with junior herds defined similarly. Premiums increased with new barn for 60 cattle, senior and junior herd prizes announced.

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Five cases in Recorder's Court and two weddings

Detectives arrested three train riders, releasing one after arraignment by Recorder Thompson who ordered the man to leave town. Others, two onion farm laborers and several residents, faced intoxication charges with guilty pleas and suspended sentences. Wedlock featured Voorhees Voorhees and Minnie Baker in a Clover Hill Middletown marriage ceremony, plus Conklin Stormes and Jordan Morgan brides. The local newspaper notes wedding details, addresses, and employments amid court outcomes.

Grant Wilson Robinson Thompson Florida Ida Davis Dan” Davis Fulton Street Charles Stewart Recorder Campbell Hall

Fire Department Meeting Roundup and Parade Plans

Monthly meetings of fire companies featured guest plans for the annual parade. Excelsiors will host Excelsior Hose from Warwick with a banquet after the procession and music by the Charles Higher Fife Drum and Eagle Corps. Eagles to host guests at a banquet at the Oriental Hotel with Montgomery Fife Drum and Bugle Corps. Excelsiors to welcome Andrew Mitchell Hose Co of Carbondale and the Twenty-fourth Separate Co. Band for parade music. Waalkills welcomed new members and will host Neversink Steamer Co. and Walton Hose Co. at Linden Hall with music by Walden Fife Drum and Bugle Corps. Phoenix Engine Co planned tests on an antique hand engine for 50th anniversary celebration with Port Jervis Hose Co. No. 4 and Port Jervis Fife Drum and Bugle Corps as guests, banquet at Carist Church parsonage, Chanler Fife Drum and Bugle Corps to play. McQuoid Engine Co reported large attendance and plans for a September parade with guests Mechanics’ Hose No. 3 and Foxler Hose No. 2, banquets at Assembly Rooms and a dance. Ontario Hose Company listed drills and gala with Eagle Hose Co. of Wirtston, Pa. as guests for two days post parade, with Ontario Drum Corps supplying music and a special meeting to finalize plans.

Excelsiors Monhagens Monhagen Hose Co Excelsior Hose Co Warwick Truck House Charles i Higher Fife Eagles Eagle Chemical Engine and Hose Co E. E. BP Excelsior Hook and Ladder Co E. N. Oakes Active Andrew Mitchell Hose Co Carbondale Hotel Brown New York State Firemen’s Association Waalkills Linden Hall Neversink Steamer Co Port Jervis Walton Hose Co Chester Waalxtils Walden Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps Phoenix Phoenix Engine Co Grant J. Budd Lewis W. Hipe Port Jervis Hose Co Port Jervie Carist Church Chanler Drum and Bugle Corps Fishkill Quaids McQuoid Ensine i Co Crills McQuoids Mechanics’ Hose Binghamton Foxler Hose Waldo Qas Thomas Quinlan Arthur Faulkner Pioetess Qontazios Ontario Hose Company Mondaroren B. Wolf Transacred Ontarios Eagle Hose Company Wirtston Shorty Guer Poughkeepsie

Paying Church Mortgage at A M E Zion Church

The A M E Zion Church of New Barsh under Rev Tir Martin Luther Harver paid $3,990 toward the church mortgage in a step toward extinguishing the debt. The payment, made Monday, reduces the overall indebtedness of the church.

A.M. E. Zion Church of New Barsh Tir Martin Luther Harver Iir

Iron workers from Pittsburg arraigned for intoxication

Two Pittsburg iron workers who bore a striking resemblance pleaded guilty to intoxication at a Middletown arraignment. They admitted tentative panhandling and told similar stories of seeking work east from Pittsburg, finding it in Paterson, then drifting toward Middletown before police nets closed in. Recorder Thompson suspended ten days in Goshen jail and urged rapid departure from town.

Pittsburg Recorder William Simons Paterson Thomas O'Malley Middletown O'Malley Recorders Thompson Goshen

Midnight Fire Destroys Cigar Store on North Street

A midnight blaze at 114 North Street, near North and Cortland, damaged a cigar store owned by John Ferguson. Firemen found smouldering cigar stumps igniting sawdust, with flames spreading to the floor. An auto owner briefly transported Ferguson to the scene.

Eagles Excelsiors Phoenix North Street North and Cortland Streess John Ferguson Beacon Street

Death of Great Sannap Perlee B. Franklin of Red Men

Perlee B Franklin, Great Sannap of the Red Men in New York, died Monday at Mountain Tuberculosis Sanitarium in Binghamton at age 22. Named to the highest Red Manic office by Hort James T Rogers of Binghamton, he joined at 18 and rose quickly. His nominating speech at the Great Council meeting in Olean Was is recorded in the minutes. Funeral set for Thursday afternoon with many Red Men leaders expected.

Perlee B. Franklin Red Men New York Binghamton Franklin James T. Rogers Great Council Olean Grand Council

Mortgage Satisfied and Lien Discharged in Albany Case

Mortgage of 6276.60 on the Charles C. Elston farm at Bloomingburg was discharged of record after an order to show cause before Justice George EL-Fitts at Albany special term. Title merged with the mortgage, payment was complete, but record discharge delayed due to lack of appointed executor or administrator for Theodorus C. VanWyck and George P. VanWyck. Charles H. Stage represented the holder and present owner Charles C. Elston.

George El-Fitts Albany Supreme Court City of Charles C. Elston Bloomingburg Sullivan County Ttle Theodorus C. VanWyck George Pe. VanwWyck Charles H. Stage Middletown

Colored veteran dies at 81 in Mill Hill

John Cumback colored aged 81 died at Mill Hill Sunday. A Lebanon Pa native he served in Co K 20th U S Colored Volunteers during the Civil War and was honorably discharged in New York Oct 7 1865. He worked for D and H Canal Co Sparrowbush for years and married Caroline Van Ness of Mill Rift. Surviving are his wife three daughters Elizabeth Woodhull Craik Vis Jacklin and Alice Cumback and a brother Oliver Cumback Palmiza Warut county.

John Cumback Mill Hill Fleceased Lebanon Co. K U. S. Colored Volunteers New York D. & H. Canal Co Sparrowbush Merrias Caroline van Ness Mill Rit W Ifs Jacklin Washingtonville Nis Elizabeth Woodhull Craic- Vis Alice Cumback aNaint Oliver Cumback Palmiza Warut County

Rustic Woodworker Displays Craft at County Fair

William VanGorden of Newchurch, renowned for rustic woodwork, is showcasing a 110 dollar rustic house for G NoClkemeon, a 28 by 20 tea house, and a 60 foot rustic bridge. He also plans a Teefeot summer and a low rustic fence for Mire J A P Ramsdell of Balmenle.

William VanGorden Newchurch G NoClkemeon J. A. P. Ramsdell Balmenle

Organist Frank Mather to Visit Mother in England

Organist Frank Mather of St Ma Church Taxtde Park sails Saturday from New York aboard the Philadelphia for England to spend a few days with his mother Mrs J Mather in Bournemouth before returning home. details indicate a summer visit.

Frank

Birth of a Son for Mr and Mrs David Stewart

A son was born to Mr and Mrs David BR Stewart of Brooklyn and Swansea last week. Mrs Stewart is formerly Miss Lena Wepfer of this city.

David BR. Stewart Brooklsn Swafay Stewart Lian Wepfer

Inquest Into Mrs Chase Death Is Closed

The inquest into the death of Mrs. William T. Chase, killed by Erie train 8 at James street crossing, was concluded before Coroner Harry T. Crist. Engineer W H Menner and Fireman John Carlough testified, describing sighting the women and the moment the collision occurred. Stenographer Charles Shaw recorded both sessions.

William T. Chase Erie James Street Crogaing Harry T. Crist W. H. Menner John Carlough Menner West Main Street Mrs. Chase Carlough Millie Chase

Rector's Auto Causes Accident Near Walden Montgomery

John McNeil of a Walden Montgomery farm was thrown from a wagon after his horse bolted when it encountered a car driven by Rev. Mr Lozee of St. Andrew's Walden. The elderly man suffered painful but not serious injuries, with no broken bones. The rector aided the injured man, and Dr Kearns treated him at the Witkin residence.

John McNeil Walden Montgomery Mr Lozee St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Miri Lozee St. Andrew's McNell St. Marys Church McNeil Mr. McNeif

Daring Miss Kane to the Rescue at Wickham Lake

Miss Grace Kane daughter of Hon. Michael Kane of Warwick saves a drowning child at Wickham Lake. Miss Sally Drew and Miss Mailz Safer were swimming when trouble arose. Kane swam to shore with the child grasping Mr. Wall and Miss Drew brought to land. Also notes Thomas W. Wrigley’s imprisonment on Blackwell Island and prior misconduct at Middlehope roadhouse.

Grace Kane Michael XN. Kane Warwick Wickham Lake Sally Drew A. H. Drew Mailz Safer Cam Miss Trew

Tidings on Thrall Hospital and Charity Care

Aug 3 report praises Maretta Thrall for Thrall Park and hospital gift, urges public support and unity for hospital mission. Notes doctors work free wards, emergency care, and need for an ice water filter. Cites injuries and recoveries including Lacatena and Fillipetto, with July patient counts and charity cases.

Maretta Thrall Thrall Park Thrall Hospital Thrall Library Middletown Austerlitz Barma Actiar Gisilkes Antonio Lacatena Mills Stivers Cordner Domenico Fillipetto Ani Mils Isaac Leger Geore Leder Greenfield Ulster County Terracina Brisht Rane Inch Conner Purdy and Hanmer Anir Cate

Lincoln penny pins spark comic showroom scene

A Cleveland jewelry store encounter features an old colored couple bargaining over Lincoln pennies made into stick pins. The humorous dialogue riffs on coins and fashion while the Polonius family debates the joke of Lincoln pins and a church procession ends with shared admiration.

Georgia Rebs Polonius Lincoln Church of God and the Saints of Christ Polonii Caesar Yaas Nervad Marie Lincul Pelonius

Local Track Hands Continue Work in Jersey City Gauges

Evie Tallan track hands of the canes working at Goshen in east Jersey City keep steady labor. Fear arose that Middletown Valians might join a strike, but they remain at work and talk of no walkout.

Evie Tallan Goshen Jersey City Valians Middletown

Newburgh Couple Wed in Simple Marriage Ceremony

Announcement records the wedding of Miss Eloise Galbraith formerly of Hansen New York now in Newburgh to Walter C. Merritt a member of the Newburgh Evening Union staff. The notice notes the ceremony and the couple's residences.

Eloise Galbraith Hansen N.Y

Otisville Social Evening at Shawanta Society

Otisville notes the Shawanta Society gathering hosted by Mire Charles Jaxmis with an instrumental salon, papers and readings about Shawangunk Mountains, and social topics by Mrs. J. H. Mapes and others. A Friday evening program at Mrs. Clement Van Etten’s home includes descriptions of plans for Mitchells Assembly Rooms and an anticipated large turnout.

Shawanta Society Charles Jaxmis Wil Clement van Etten Shawangunk Mountains J. HH. Mapes Shawansank Hish Point Sam's Point Frank Pierson oMensiain Emmet C. Falna Smith Socal Jeste Mapes Harry Die Anz Mitchells Unis Peason

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Erie Train Service M’adoo Soma Recorder’s Court Hymeneas Emil T. Hoffman Bertha A. Miller A H. Schaefer St. John’s German Conklin—Stormes Harm T. Conslin Lala Mee Stormes Emer David JL. Conkling East Conkling Avenue Elder Conkling William Eleword Dennie Oshomm Conklin Frank Weber Main Street Mrs. Conklin Alpha Street Jordan—Morgan Filsworth Nathan Jordan Allee Merzan Babbi Sam Greeny Binningham Age Herald Ferguson’s Place Great Sannap Gine Miss Kane Wrigley's Thomas W. Wrigley Wrinkey Mandar Blackwell's Island Tnder Sheri Hock Newbursh Wrigley Middlehope Winster Middlehops Justice of the Peace Westlake Newsy Marse Lincoln Otisville
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