Daggett Brothers Held In Polio Case Theft District
New York Nov 27 Orville Daggett 48 of Brooklyn and Arthur Daggett 42 of Larchmont were arraigned in Jefferson Market Court on charges of stealing Mrs Mary Harriman jewels. They waived examination and are held $2400 bail each for the grand jury. Bail for Max Manne, alleged receiver, remained $5000. A police complaint says Orville claimed a ruby and diamond surrounded jewel valued at 175 and shared proceeds with his brother. Also noted: district superintendent J A Cortright said most districts have polio cases, with openings delayed, marking the end of his second five year term Aug 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orville Daggett
Quincy Street
Brooklyn
Arthur J. Daggett
Larchmont
Mary W. Harriman
HW. Hmarriman
Jefferson Market Court
Marsh
Charles C. Tegelhot
Fifth Avenue
Clzent
Harriman
Toey
Max Manne
Boyle
A. Cortrixlot
Hin
Cortright
New Auto Plates Introduced for 1917
Middletown reports shipment of the 1917 automobile license plates, an improvement over the prior year. Applications for licenses are now open with plates usable after February 1 next year when 1916 licenses expire. Plates are olive green with white lettering. 1916 plates were white with blue lettering. New York state car owners exceed 306 000, with thousands more anticipated for 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illo
Middletown
Trafic
New York State
Delafield Buys Trotter Saldine at Madison Square Garden
New York November 27 consignments of old campaigners and young trotters from many owners filled the Fasdy Tipton sale at Madison Square Garden. Delafield and partners bought the three year old Saldine privately after a bid noted at 2 08 1 2 and 2 00 4 for the Kentucky Futurity effort. The sale featured horses from A J Coxe Wehard Delafield and others including James Magowsa Waller Cox and Thomas Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coxe
Wehard Delafield
Avid M. Look
C. Walls
James Magowsa
Waller St. Cox
Thomas W. Murphy
Fasdy-Tipton
Madison Square Garden
Walter Traynor
Pittufield
Rehard Deladedd
Brogharin
Chester
Saldine
Kentucky
Worthy McKinney
Elks to Initiate a Notable Class
The Elks plan a Wednesday evening initiation drawing several prominent city men to join the order. The event promises an unusual gathering of notables as new members are welcomed with a ceremonial Owl. William, known for handling refreshments, will ensure ample fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
William
Divorce Suit of Local Interest
Paterson New Jersey November testimony in the divorce suit of Madeline Bancier of Midlowiwn against George E. Bainwister of Riler former Paterson resident. Special Master James F. Carroll presided. Filed Friday. Married October 20, 1908 in Jersey City. Husband charged with desertion on August 25, 1913. Decree recommended by Special Master Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson, &. J
Madeline Bancher
Midlowiwn
Ter
George E. Banwister
Riler
If Paterson
James F. Carroll
Lendare
Rilenell
Settlener
Jersey Cry
Carroll
Cantata Presented by Horton Church Choirs
The Webbierton Memorial Presbyterian Church choir led by Wateoa J. Gildings presented Song of Thanksgiving Lefora, joined by members from First Presbyterian Church under Mrs. Clarence Swerry as organist. A large, appreciative audience heard two choirs blend in a quiet, moving program that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webbierton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wateoa J. Gildings
Masaders
Lefora
Firat
Clarence A. Swerry
Thie Firat
Thade
Court Exam Questions Highlight Early Citizenship Scrutiny
An Atstnian was called before a Supreme Court inquiry in New York to review citizenship papers. Questions included who is President of the United States and who makes laws, with the expected answers “President” and “Congress.” The episode reflects the era’s vetting of prospective citizens amid political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atstnian
Tetore & Supreme Court Inder
New York
Kiven
Cout
Wardrog Wilson
H Court
Unites States
California
Giren
Tierney Again Heads Hotel Men in New York
New York November 26 Following a luncheon for 250 members of the National Association of Hotel Men from Illinois the state association met in executive session to elect officers. Raward M Tierney of Binghamton was re elected as treasurer for the 16th consecutive time. John Mc Glynn of Troy was named president for the sixth time. All officers were re elected. George A Stevens of Lake Placid and Cirey Gardiner of Newark were added to the executive committee of F N Bain of Newburgh who was named chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Organization
Illinois
Raward M. Tierney
Binghamton
John McGlynn
Troy
George A. Stevens
Lake Placid
Cirey Gardiner
Newburghers Hurt In Auto Accident Near Marlboro
Newburgh residents F. Gerard Wood and Josiah Jones of Ansely and Fabrikold Works were injured in a collision near Marlboro Saturday night. Wood was thrown through a windshield with head cuts and possible internal injuries. Jones sustained facial injuries as both vehicles suffered heavy damage. Mr Upright of Highland owned the other car involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Newburgh
F. Gerard Wood
Josiah Jonun
Ansely
Fabrikold Works
Middletown
Marlboro
Upright
Wighland
Wood
Me. Jones
Browne Named Assistant at Tompkins Dry Goods
Emmet A. Browne former Jordan Company manager joins Stanley Milla Pagah of Tompkins Dry Goods, Middletown, as assistant. Browne recently retired from Jordan Company and is active in the Band of Education, Presbyterian Church trustee work, and local Aldermen service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunes
Fort Jervis
Jinmoy A. Browne
RR. Jordan Company
Stanley Millapagh
Tompkina Dry Goods Company
Middletown
Browne
Jordan Company
Band of Education
Tristes
Presbyterian Church
Board of Aldermen
Officers of Chamber Good Starch
Do not throw away water in which rice has been oiled as it makes a Bond starch. If a little blue water is added to it.
Kingston Hearing on Will of Mr Cox
Kingston November hearing in probate of the will of ex-Congressman Lanne N Cox of Ellenville before Surrogate Kale on Monday. Frank B Cox and Ron Billa Cox as nephew and niece objected demanding jury trial. Surrogate Ghade ordered the case to county court for trial. Virgil Van Wagonen and ex Mayor William D Brinnler represented supporters of probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Lanne N. Cox
Ellenville
Frank B. Cox
Ron Billa Cox
Anit
Gul Ghade
Virgil Be van Wagonen
William D. Brinnler
Cie
John J Campbell Builder Dies in Kingston
John J Campbell of Campbell & Dempsey, prominent Kingston builder, died Sunday morning after brief illness. Campbell & Dempsey constructed the Monticello courthouse and jail, Walden town hall, and the New York Kalfe Works at Walden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
John J. Campbell
Campbell A& Dempsey
Eitizenend
St. Dasnes Street
Campbell & Dempsey
Monticello
Walden Town Hall
New York
Seven Eclipses In Coming Year Reported
A year of celestial events is noted with seven eclipses expected. Solar and lunar eclipses will occur across multiple dates in January June July and December, visible across the United States. Partial and total phases are described with eclipses on January 23 June 18 July 14 December 7 and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueenw
Bele
United States
Wisthie
Mr Hanford to wed Newburgh girl in late ceremony
Announcement of the engagement between Wins Danay Rack master daughter of Mix Willian Bardmaster of Newshareh and 2 Peter Uanford son of Mr and Mrs 3. P. Mantes outlines a minor social pairing with details muddled by garbled text yet confirms a forthcoming wedding in Newburgh area with personal ties to Unionville and local professions.
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Danay
Dauhter
Mix
Willian
Bardmaster
Newshareh
Peter Uanford
Mica
P. Mantes
Nanford
Unionville
Altheath
Auckmaster
Hantend
Heine Asbomate
Tatabrook
Engineer Improves at St. Francis Miegital Port dorsi
An engineer named Erle Hocinet William Ho Hector shows steady improvement at St Francis Miegital Port dorsi where his condition is favorable. The report notes a critical period in November with confident signs of recovery.
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Erle Hocinet
William Ho
Hector
St. Francis Miegital
Port Dorsi
Vitien
Harriman
Canvass of Soldier Vote Delayed in Goshen Area
Goshen November 28 election officials report no returns yet from the Secretary of State for the soldiers vote. The county canvassing board has adjourned to December 21 and will publish the general and soldiers returns separately once received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Yates
County Board of Canvass
Canynes
Bud Canyvands
Hugo
Thanksgiving Events At State Hospital Dinner Dance
Thanksgiving observances at the State Hospital center on a noon Thursday meal in Amase ment Hall followed by a large evening dance and refreshment program. A Sunday chapel service with Grace Episcopal rites and special anthems marked the festive season amid a seasonable mood of prayer and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Jorge
Christas
F. Smithers, Jr
Grace Iriecbony Church
Christ
Bulkley Buys Stallion Bingara in $30,000 Deal
Bridgeport, Conn. Nov. 24 A M Bulkley of Southport horse breeder purchases the stallion Bingara, touted as America's leading sire of Maniard performers, for $30,000. Bingara was sold Monday at the Old Gipry sale in Madison Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Benjamin A. Bulkley
Southport
Atal Thom Tincara
America
Reading
Bincara
Madison Square
Auctioneer Trantor Sells Spargia Hen for Five Dollars
J Trantor an auctioneer paid five dollars for the spargia hen at the garden sale. Trantor claims the animal was delivered to a second party who then sold it to Mr Ryker, timing the transfer after the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB. J. Trantor
Trantor
Mr. Ryker
Berkshire hog sale report from the county fair
Ward sold a Berkshire hog described as one of the fattiest porkers in the vicinity to a local butcher. The deal occurred recently, with the animal weighing around 1H ponds according to nearby market tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaberiv
Naval Academy origins and opening details
The article traces the origins of the United States Naval Academy from early naval schooling origins, Bancroft’s Philadelphia and Annapolis efforts, Fort Severn, and its formal opening on October 10, 1845. It notes the move to Newport during the Civil War, the Annapolis reestablishment in 1865, and early curriculum changes and expansion led by Franklin Buchanan, with Congress funding improvements.
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Naval Academy
James K. Polk
George Bancroft
United States Naval Academy
Naval
Ameapolis
Naval Asylum
Philadelphia
Wea
Newport
B. 1
Annapolis
Navy
M.C. Perry
Bancroft
Fort Beverp
Severn River
Board of Naval Officers
Fort Severn
War Department
Buchanan
Franklin Buchanan
Annapolia
Nancroft
Congress
Naval School of
United States
Bii
Ihliadet- Mula Press
Train Your Dog to Wipe Min Feet On Doormat
A brief note describes teaching a dog to wipe its feet on a doormat before entering a home. The owner repeats the command wipe your feet each time at the door while the handler lifts the mat to ensure the dog wipes its paws, as suggested by Good Housekeeping. The excerpt also includes unrelated quotes and an advertisement mention from the Times-Press Want Ads column.
Diversified Farming Suits Most Farms Says USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that diverse farm incomes from three to five main sources support profitability. Although single crops can be profitable under rare conditions, diversified farming mitigates disaster risk and curbs idle season losses by using livestock to provide continuous employment and market value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Canning Without Sugar Using Boiling Water For Fruit
United States Department of Agriculture guides sugar free canning of fruits using boiling water. Any fruit may be packed in water, not syrup, to preserve color and texture. sweetening is needed later for sauces or desserts. Steps include cleaning fruit, packing, boiling water canning, sealing, sterilizing, and proper storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Statas Depa Agriculture
Caddebackrlie resident admitted for apoplexy at St Francis
Caddebackrlie man Caddebackrlie, now Jester Caddeback, was admitted to St Francis Hospital on Sunday for treatment of apoplexy after an engine explosion impacted a threshing machine near his location. The incident followed a stroke like episode reported by Dronghi.
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Tert Jervis
Caddebeck
Caddebackrlie
St. Francis Hospital
Caddeback
Hughes to Join Old Law Firm in New Partnership
Lakewood N J Nov 4 The law firm of Rounds Beharmen Dwight at 48 Broadway Manhattan will take on Charles E Hughes as a partner. The Republican presidential candidate said he would return to law and join the firm effective January 1 forming Hughes Rounds Buschman Dwight. Richard B Dwight is not a former partner but the firm’s history includes Hughes Rounds Schurman.
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Lakewood
N. J
Rounds
Beharmen & Dwight
Broadway
Manhattan
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
New York
Eee Ae
Hughes Rounds, Bchugman & Dwight
Richard BE. Dwight
Hughes, Rounds & Schurman
Supreme Court
Charles, FE. Hughes
Orange County Farm Bureau to hold second annual meeting
Middletown hosts the second annual Orange County Farm Bureau Association gathering at the Show Shop on Saturday December 2. The program begins 10:30 a.m. with reports and officer elections. 1:20 p.m. features John Arfmann on the Dairy men's League and its ties to Farm Bureaus and county impact. John Y. Gerow will discuss the county's duties with the League. Senator Charles W. Wicks of Oneida County will give a key address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Or ‘Ange County
Or Ange County Farm Bureau
Wegslow
John Arfmann
Farm Bureau
Arimano
Dairymen’s, League
Farm
New ‘York State
Dairymen’s
Ae Thann
Orange County
Dairymen’s League
League
Gerow
Siaturday
Charles W. Wicks
Oneida County
Wicks
Local Trainmen Elect Officers at Middle Lawn Lodge No. 40
During the annual election of Middle lawn Lodge No. 40, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, officers were chosen: President E. E. Hanes, Vice-President G. P. Twaddell, Secretary E. J. Tuthill, Treasurer W. L. Charles, Collector J. M. Wilson. Agent H. K. Brooks chairs the committee with E. D P. Bennell, and members B. Pelton and S. J. Stickney. Trustees named L. V. Cannon, A. H. Le sier, and A. M. Elston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlelawn Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
E. E. Hanes
G. P. Twaddell
E. J. Tuthill
W. L. Charles
J. M. Wilson
H. K. Brooks
E. D P. Bennell
B. Pelton
S. J. Stickney
L. V. Cannon
A. H. Lesier
A. M. Elston
Ashokan Reservoir Contract Near Completion
Kingston reports the Ashokan reservoir contract nearly completed and the contract office of James C. Wanaton moved from Brown's Station to the city. It is one of the largest projects in the United States as the New York board of water supply plans to relocate to Grand Gorge to direct the Schobarte nes. A four-man crew remains at Brown's Station office but will disappear before the reservoir opens on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Ashokan
James C. Wanaton
Brown
Fatal House Fire Injures Newburgh Child
News brief reports a six year old girl Katherias Bonetti died after a fire in Newburgh. Sister Alvara aged three escaped, clothing ignited, fire likely started in a nearby area. Several townsfolk addressed medical facilities and local notices, including patients at a sanitarium and other minor medical entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Katherias Bonetti
Lake's Hospital
Unis
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Delafield
Trotter Saldine
MR. Tierney
Emmet A. Browne
B. Well
L. C. Purdy
Archibald Taylor
Cox
MR. Hanford
State Hospital
Roberta
Edith Blanchard
Ethel Davis
Lucinda Horton
Dorothy A. Laver
Madge Robertson
Ellen Preister
Ella Nafz. IL A. Cox
Howard ¥Ec
Kenneth Hoides
Helen Hampson
Rhea Ashley
Harvard
New Haven
Mrs. Winthrop
I Scudder
Boston
Jonda Bork
Ashley
Army and Navy
William J. Rower
Greater New York
Pantis
Hecht
Farher
Wm. A. Wiliets
Satmar
Leary Kinney
Amber
N.Y
CB Baker
Marietta
Hoinen
Witlets
Onondaca County
Syracuse
Quewn Ely
Walit
Tose Carpenier
Syracuse Cucca St
West Main
Rennetted
Jauniny
Henaticas
Sagm
Ottolissed
MR. Bulkley
Bingara
OUR
Naval School
Orights and Blee
The
Grand Institution At
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Stanger
Tment
OLD Law
OF League Fight
Bureau
E.E. Hanes
A. D. Palmer
Rolin Liboit
Midwrar Park
C. R. Cor
Florida
A. L. Twensk
Arimaton
Foel
New Hampton
Try Town
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