Woman Found Dead at Hotel Albert in New York City
Maude Mattison 30, an escapee from Middletown State Hospital, registered at Henrietta Roberts and was found dead in her hotel room near Eleventh Street and University Place. Dr Carrie Bradenberg cites strychnine poisoning. a note to Middletown Hospital was found. State hospital officials say no city identification or confirmation of death by suicide yet.
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Carrie Bradenberg
Albert
Maude Mattison
Bradentberg
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Richmond
Times-Preas
Deserted Ford Car Forfeits Deposit in Local Incident
At about 8 p.m. Sunday evening the Ford runabout of Arthur Levinson of Newburg was found on West Main Street near the Methodist Church. The car had no lights and the rear license plate was missing, according to Ward, who located the vehicle. Levinson identified it as his car and was summoned to police headquarters for a reconciliation hearing with Recorder Starr, but he failed to appear.
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Ford
Arthur Levinson
Newhburch
West Main Street
Methodist Church
Ward
Levinson
Howard M. Starr
Spring Plowing Completed In December At Brookside Farm
The winter weather slows farmers at market and other fields. Wompie of Brookside Farm and Mrs Berrowed harvest a cane and pick a few ripe strawberries. Reeves blooming in city. Health Cancer Hanmer notes bushes still producing. Dance at Bullville Hall Tuesday Dec 8 with Erick Ema Orchestra. refreshments served.
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Wompie
Brookside Farm
Bullville
Gremxe Hall
Dec
Mark
Erickema
Session of Sorrow Held Sunday by Middletown Lodge
Middletown Lodge No. 1097 BPOE held annual memorial services Sunday afternoon at Stratton. More than 100 members attended. a large crowd filled the theater. McWilliam’s eight-piece orchestra played Beethoven’s Funeral March as the altar draped with the American flag stood center stage. The ceremony included a roll call of deceased brothers and remarks by officers and invited dignitaries.
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Stratton
Middletown Lodge
Bennevolent
Protective Order of Elke
South Street
Middle Own
McWil-lama’ Orchestra
Palma
John A. Korschen
Korschen
Frank
Reakes
George E. Bowers
David S. Treat
George W. Reed
George E Marks
W. Harry Gass
Henry Kohl
PE. R. Newburgh Lodge
Marort
C. SN. Thompson
Euloyist
McWithame Orchestra
Korecken
George E. Bowern
Shepherd
Twitt
Trent
Recen Brothers
Middietown Loder
P.O
Daniel J. Seek
W A Robinson Supposed Suicide in New York Home
Wilmarth A Robinson aged 68 a former Warwick Valley Mill official was found dead at his New York home with a bullet wound to the temple police say he died by his own action. He had a fringing sensation in his ear for two years and had just made a will three weeks ago saying he wanted things "axed up" and his wife found him dead in the storeroom after reading a newspaper. His close friend an attorney reportedly died by suicide two years earlier. He retired from business eight years ago.
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New York
Wilmarth A Robinson
Warwick Valley Mill Company
Weat Fight
Feth Street
Roninson
An Altorney
Chambers Elect George E McCoy Leader in Hudson Valley federation
George E McCoy of Peekskill was elected president and George E McCoy, of Peekskill, served as leader for the Hudson Valley Federation of Chambers of Commerce at the annual Peekskill meeting. George D Babbitt of Albany was named chairman of the executive committee as the group discussed the Deep-Hadeor project and planned regional cooperation along New York from the Hudson to Troy.
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George D. Babbitt
Albany
Hudson Valley Federation of Chambers of Commerce
Peekskill
George E McCoy
Peeksku
Chenieg
Chambers of Commerce
New York
Troy
Dlacuewion
Chamber of Commerce
Injured Boy Dies Sunday In Newburgh
Francis Velk Moore, 17, died Sunday at Bill Luke's Hospital from internal injuries after a car wreck on November 25 near Montgomery while returning from Middletown. He was a Newburgh Academy football team member, treasurer of the Franklin Debating Society, son of William Moore and Ida Volk, with brothers Walter, Frederick, W. Schusler, and Helen at home. Funeral set for Wednesday morning.
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Newburgh
Francis Velk Moore
Bill Luke's Hospital
Middletown
Lie
Newburgh Academy Football Tees
Montgomery
William &. Moore
Willis Clark Wins Pony for Five Cent Subscriptions
Master Wills Clark eight, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Clark of 42 Prince Street, received a Shetland pony from Ohio as a prize for subscribing five cents a year to a farm paper. He sold 166 subscribers in the campaign and earned a saddle and bridle, with plans to drive the pony out with his cart. He attends the Bentue MIN School and is popular with classmates. Store opening controversy: Chamber of Commerce surveys merchants about keeping stores open evenings before Christmas, predicting a favorable majority for extended hours on a trial basis.
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Wills Clark
Charles Clark
Prince Street
Mnet
Ohio
Wills
Table Resolution and County Actions Stir Goshen Board
In Goshen the Board of Supervisors debated appointing Albert W. Manning to the Farm Bureau executive committee. A tied vote followed as Manning offered to withdraw. Other items included bill payments, court fund disbursements, extra pay for a county clerk janitor, and committee appointments for grand jury and county treasurer fee apportionment.
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Goshen
Board of Supervisors
Lére
Albert W. Manning
Farm Bureau
Palmer
Newburgh
Manning
Duffer Wenl
Mc Manning
Knight
William R. Wallace
J. W. Gott
J Vree Iand
J. Drummond
E. Brownley Rodgers
James O'Neill
Rodgers
HH. F. Kinney
Messie
Sayer
Barry T. Crist
Wan
Crlet
Soriorate
Hilton Action Opens as Grand Jury Delays Case
Newburgh December term of Supreme Court opens with Justice Hirachberg presiding. Only 14 of 22 jurors reported. grand jury business postponed as 16 were required. Estate of William A Hilton sues Frederick E Whitney for 25000 damages in a fatal North Water Street car collision. Goshen police court hears Thomas Ashley fined for public m itariation.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Supreme Court
M H Hirachberg
Goshen
Hirechberg
Shacmuch
Wats
William A.hilton
Frederick E. Whitney
Gt. Agnes’precopal
Balmville
Hilton Wan
North Water Street
le Ror Place
F E Whitners
Whitnes
Tifiton
Four and a Half Millions a Day Expense of the United States
Washington reports the 64th Congress begins its final session with plans to complete business by March 4. The budget projects total expenditures of 1.0548 billion for the year, up from last year, with preparedness for war the largest driver, notably War and Navy Department funding.
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International News Service
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Clrstip Clark
Marshall
Byme
Big Bover
United States
War and Navy Departments
War Department
Navy Department
Department of Agriculture
Interior Department
Department of Commerce
Departments of Justice and Labor
State Department
Post Ofice Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Delaware River
Penharitania
New Jersey
Philadelphia
East River
New Tork
New York Harbor
New York
Delaware Tver
Peti
Coneresa
Orren
Oklahoma
Witnesera
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Vogel
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Temarest
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VanDuzer
Edw
Menry Kohli
Newburgh Lodge
B. P.O
Weso
John A. Korechen
Wlediacens Lodge
A. G. N. Thompson
Eutogiat
Elks Memorial
W. A. Robinson
Chambers
George E. M’coy
Hudson Valley
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Poward J. McNamera
Paterson Lafice
Francis Velk Master
Willis Clark
Hilton
Rev. Whitney
Goshen Democrat
Washingtonville Highway
Dagt
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Calet Bruce
Ports
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