Newburgh December term opens with numerous civil causes
The December term of the Supreme Court at Newburgh opens presided by Justice Mt H Hirachberg. The civil calendar lists 15 preferred cases many excise actions by Geo. E. Green against alleged county offenders. Also negligence actions, services and goods disputes, several divorce and promissory note matters, and a long list of liquor tax bond cases against various defendants.
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Supreme Court
Newburgh
Manacs
Mt H Hirachberg
Geo
Green
Thi
Helen Altmark
Moses M. Altmark
Jacob
Walker
John Dooley
Eidward H. Seamoan
Graham Witschiof
Frederick EB. Whitney
Admx
Henry McNamee
George B. Green
Excias, &c
Elisabeth Glynn
American Surely Co
New York
George FE Cregn
Wxcike
Lawson
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Maryland
George E. Green
Carmine Sunaco
Raphael Firo
Antonin Garzone
Jeore E. Green
Exclos
Michael Marully
The
Fidelity and Casualty Coast No
George RK. Creva
Excine
Tstta
National Surety Co
George Fioreen
Exciar
Andrew Albright, Jr
M. Fowler
Bintacy Youngs
Merle Katsowitz
Joseph Alperonti
Louie
Cherlea
Elroy Giscans
Shotfield Farms
Slaxson Decker Co
Dan
Five Sisters At Family Reunion In Thankecling Day
One of the pleasant family reunions occurred in Thankecling Day at the home of J. Daren, 44 Academy avenue, with five sisters and their families present. Mre Duryen, Mr. and Mrs. Rimet Little, Mina Kato Woodruff of Crawfons Junction, Mre Fila Wake man ant won Leon, Mary Hant er, and Mr and Mra Waren Croton of Mae Bash attended. A turkey dinner with all accessories was served and everyone enjoyed. They plan to gather again on Christmas at Cranfond Junction.
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Bone
Mew
J. Daren
Academy Avenue
Satan
Mre Duryen
Rimet Little
Mina Kato Woodruff
Crawfons Junction
Fila
Ant
Leon
Mary Hanter
Thin Cut
Mra Waren Cr
Return of Warner to Join Battleship Utah
Warner, son of Mr Mrs Warner, has returned to Norfolk to rejoin the battleship Utah after a nine day absence. He previously served aboard the ship during duty in Mexican waters with the Pacific fleet under Captain Mackintosh. The vessel faced rocky waters and navigated through the Atlantic to continue its mission at sea.
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Warner
Norfolk
Pelday
bin Parenta
Mer
Mra
N. Warner
Unele Datas
Natal
Liew Eop Maekinsen
Abiscy
City may profit by big railroad deal
Pennsylvania to seek outlet to New England via a $5,000,000 deal involving Lehigh and New England Railway. If plans advance Middletown would gain a terminal and the route would bypass gaps with surveys along the M and T U line. The project would open freight paths to Hartford Providence and New Haven while cutting about 76 miles from Boston to New Haven.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lehigh and New England Railway Company
New England
Poughkeapsle Bridge
Middletown
Unionville
Hartford
Providence
Beaton
New Haven
Campbell Hall
Lehigh & New England Railroad
Pennsylvania Road
Tomaqua
Wilcox
Johnann
Thin City
Middletown # Unionville Railroad Company
Johnson and Wilcox
Borton
John Edson Adams Jr Weds Miss Lawrence
John Edson Adams Jr and Miss Ireng Felice Lawrence were married at 6 o clock in the afternoon at the bride’s aunt and uncle’s home in Brooklyn. Rev Dr Wood officiated with immediate family present. bridesmaid Nancy Rowe and Walter C Adams attended. After a reception the couple left for a wedding journey through New England and will reside at Orchard Street on February 1.
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John Edson Adams, JR
Lawrence
John Edson Adama Jr
Jobo
Adame
Orchard Street
Mise
Ireng Felice Lawrence
Prank LeConet
Madison Street
Brooklyn
Wood
Mies Nancy Rowe
Walter C. Adams
Aad Mra. Adams
New England
All of Harriman Jewels Are Back
New York December 1 Mrs B Hae Timanhina recovered the lost pendant from the Harriman jewel collection worth 10000 after it was stolen from her estate. Arthur and Orville Daggett are under arrest for the theft. Mme J Blum a French woman with property in Pike County Pa returned the pendant to its owner after identification. She had bought it from a Broadway jeweler for 1800 following detectives tracing the piece through several dealers who believed it was sold in good faith.
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New York
B. H. Hae Timanhina
Arthur
Orville Daggett
Mme J. Blim
Mme. Blum
Broadway
Tate
South Fallsburg Men Visit City to Discuss Station Agent
Town Clerk L W Kaune of South Fallsburg and Edward J Glickman of Fallwoure Lumber Commons visited City Friday to confer with Division Superintendent Co Hopkins of the O W about appointing a station agent at South Fallsburg. They seek to beat C F Downie of Mamakat log for the price. Mr Hopkins was absent from the city.
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L. W. Kaune
South Fallsburg
Edward J. Glickman
Fallwoure Lumber Commons
Co. Hopkins
Beeating
C.F Downie
Mamakatlog
Hopkina Wax
Mr and Mrs Stow Host 100 Card Party
Highland December 1 Mr and Mrs Mulford Surn hosted a 100 card party after a play closing. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Kriexer of Pourhkeepete Mr and Mrs George Pratt Mr and Mrs Arthur Merrict Mr and Mrs Nathan Willams Mr and Mrs Jack Weaver Mr and Mrs Narty Colyer Mr and Mrs Harold Fort and Miss Rowena Harcourt Augain Pratt Patricia and Jerome Pratt Cliftom Carpenter and Weimued Marr. Mrs Stowle a daughter of Mr A. Van iakle of Hounhston avenue was in Plante Trem in the substance describing a green appearance in the foliage. It forms a comedilineal part of chin PAST and te the creen cohocing matter. The text discusses chlorophyll energy from the sun and sun rays.
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Harold Fort
Misten
Rowena Harcourt
Auquain Pratt Resale Paticia
Jerome Pratt
Cliftom Carpenter
Wéimued Marr
Thanksgiving Feast at Middletown State Hospital Delights Staff
Thanksgiving Day at the Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital featured a lavish festal board with celery roast goose roast chicken and diverse sides. 2,939 pounds of poultry were prepared along with other provisions as Supervisor Jesso L. Shelton and Baker William Sannwald received praise for their kitchens and the evening dance offered fine music by Berg’s.
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Iig
Middletown State
Chel Jesso L. Shelton
Aldee
William Sannwald
Berg
Mra. Ashley
John L Williards
Middletown High Schools Triumph Over Franklin In Muddy Showdown
Middletown High School defeated Franklin School 23 to 3 at Hayes Field, preserving a near perfect season with seven straight wins. Despite a slippery, muddy field and a large crowd, Middletown dominated with a 26-0 halftime lead and added a late score, while Franklin managed a field goal. Touchdowns by Dougherty, Allen Sandstrom, and Maaso goals by A. Sandstrom fueled the Middletown victory, as coaches Southwell and Phisten Tireller Grenson praised the effort.
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Middletown High School
Hayes Field
Franklin School
Franklin Bays
Gar
Franklin Pore
Oller
Charien Sundstrom Bier
Frankin School
Rendstrom
Franklin
Letoena
Middletown
Nick
Fundle
Udenta
Eduia Schler
Gordon Wilson
Charles Sundatrom
Anevmiam West
Southwell
H. Ryde
W. Robb
Giga
Fisun
Hoves
Rafler
Morgan
Hodfman
Werner
Rackett
Desnan
Versi Frankin
Dougherty
Allen Sandstrom
Maaso
A. Sandstrom
Sowthwell
Phisten Tireller Grenson
Church Society Holds Reception at St Paul’s
The Ladiew' Ald Society of St Paul’s Church hosted a reception for church members and guests on Wednesday evening. Despite heavy rain, about 100 attended. Rev. Mr. Orion and Mrs Oriatm spoke, followed by a bread sharing feast and a Thanksgiving address.
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St Paul's Church
Cutch
J. 2. Teeman
Jobe W. Nul
Inties Chums
Ladies’ Aid Society
Brotherhoods Annual Reception Highlights Italian Branch Event
The Brotherhood issee held its annual reception in the Italian chapel’s large hall. About 125 members attended as Italian flags and Brotherhood colors decorated the room. Guests included Mrs. L. Stage Miss A. Jordan and others. Rev Mr Neytaz spoke in Italian on Our Duty in the Italian Colony and English briefly. The committee listed F Morrone Louis George Frank Buf Enrico Leonetti. Refreshments from A Ferrara of New York were served. The event closed after a prayer at 12 p.m.
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L. Stage
A. Jordan
Rb, Bitter
A. Beakes
A. OB. van Keuren
Dr. Wight
Fedele Morrone
Lia George
Frank Buf
Sirico Leonard
A. Ferrara
New York City
Neytaz
Dveniog
Benator ‘Stivers
Times-Press
Fedela Morrone
Louis George
Enrico Leonetti
Newburgh Academy Alumni Football Team Stranded En Route
Nine members of the Newburgh Academy alumni football team spent the night at Middletown after a Port Jervis game was canceled due to last weekend’s accident injuries. On the return trip, a headlight failed, one car caught fire, and repeated stopovers near Goshen delayed them as they sought repairs before continuing to Middletown.
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Times Press
Newburgh
Newburgh Academy
Cne Nene
Middletown
Port Jervie
Port Jervis
Hehta
Goshen
Cornwall People Evade Officers
Newburgh dispatch reports a grand jury indicting several Cornwall residents for alleged liquor selling. Detectives, warrants, and a preliminary examination preceded indictments. charges included selling liquor and other misdeeds. Multiple named individuals were mentioned, with investigations continuing as authorities pursue arraignments and further evidence.
A Christmas Knitting Guide For Delly Theat Girls
A simple instruction for knitting a sweater aimed at young girls over seven. The guide covers casting on, shaping sleeves and neck, and finishing details like cuffs and collar. It emphasizes basic stitches and stepwise construction of a two front pieces and sleeves with finishing sewings.
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Sweden
Eeroas
Katt
Hearing Men at Work in the Machine Shop
The manager of a factory can gauge work rate by listening to machines and feeling vibrations at benches. By noting changes in switches and sounds, he determines if lathes and milling machines operate at normal speed and with steady output, as explained in a science piece.
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Bill
Pepales Science Manthiy
Throne Jewels From Windewraas Palace Revealed in 1708 Heist
A fragmentary report describes a gold tiger’s head and other relics from Baglan’s palace treasury. The tiger head, carved from rock crystal eyes, dates to 1708 and is stored in a gold pantry known as the windewraas tie. The article claims a plan by a conspirator to use a relic to coerce a ruler, with payments tied to a master figure and a clandestine exchange.
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Windewraastie
Baglan
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