Hallock will admitted to probate in Blooming Grove court
Newburgh December 3 probate granted for the will of William H. Hallock of Blooming Grove. Executors named as Abba By Charles J. and George M. Hallock. Estate valued with real property over 5 000 and personal around 6 000, though papers estimate up to 50 000 to 75 000. Wife Anna E. Hallock receives homestead farm of 85 acres and stock. Daughters Anna A. Hallock and Jennie E. Hallock receive farms and specified sums, with ongoing income provisions and shares for Carr ie Findley and Em mms Hallock. Sons Edward, William H., George M., Charles J., and Emin Hallock receive farms, stock allocations, and balance remaining to wives or daughters as noted. Julia Moffat and Catherine Marshall receive homes or legacies. remainder to Anna B. Hallock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
William ‘H., Hallock
Blooming Grove
Swezay
Charles J
George M.hallock
Sto
Anna E. Hallock
Anna A. Hallock
Hallock
Alex. McVowel
Windsor
Carrie Findley
Edward
Catherine O’brien
Washingtonville
Wiliam H. Hallock
Woodhull Stewart
Testator
Jennie E. Hallock
David
Smith
Algo Sli
Testatora
Julia Moffat
Main Street
Catherine Marshall
Anna
B. Hallock
Grace defense outlines murder case in Newburgh
Newburgh December report details attorney Wilton Bennet preparing defense for William Anthony Grace charged with murdering his brother John Grace. Bennet plans to prove quarrel caused separation, with Grace staying home Sunday, while asserting John was killed by trio after the split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
William An
Thony Grace
Izinte
John
Gracé
Twentieth Century Club
Walden
Wilton Bennet
Port Jervis
John Grace
Eld
Jobo
William
John Gracaj
Hhe Hed
Newburgh Lawyer Probes Physician Insurance Agent Case
A Newburgh lawyer for a Philadelphia insurer investigated an agent said to operate extensively and unlawfully, collecting substantial sums in commissions from physicians insured by the firm. The case centers on improper practices and alleged losses to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Philadelphia
Contem
Arnoys Goes on Retired List at State Hospital
Dari D Arnoys, laundry supervisor at the State Hospital, is set to terminate his connection with the institution and retire after thirty one years of faithful service. The Times-Press also notes a patient letter of regret over Arnoys leaving. In patent news from New York inventors, several items are listed with names and brief descriptions including radiator valve, starting device for ex- Prosite engines, mold forms, and ice cream dipper among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dari D. Arnors
State Hospital
Times-Press
Arnoys
New York
Swit & Go
Jaz Yera
Washington, D. C
Baxter
Watertlie
J. A. Bemish
Rochester
T. A. Benton
Astoria
W. B. Blair
Enufaele
F. H. Bowlby
New York City
W. C. Backnam
R. Bart
Jamastons
W. H. Cooles
Brockport
A. P. Crazy
DeSmith
J. Geiss
W_ Gurmee
Risebury PS. C. E. Meeting Rescheduled to Saturday
The PS. C. E. business meeting at Ridgebury rises to Saturday evening in the church social room, moving from Friday night. The change affects attendance and timing for the December gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risebury
PS. C. E
Campbell Hall Man Weds May OHara in Brooklyn
John J. Kerwin 30, a Campbell Hall railroad supervisor, wed May Agnes OHara 27 of 28 St John’s Place Brooklyn in St Augustine Church Brooklyn Father JPF Hanselman presiding. A dinner followed at the bride’s home. They reside in Campbell Hall and the marriage license was not released until after the ceremony per state law. Miss OHara is a New York native and dressmaker, daughter of Charles OHara and Catherine McManus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
John J. Kerwin
Campbell’ Hall
May Agnes O'Hara
St. John's Place
Marridge
St. Augustine Catholic Church
Familly
Campbell Hall
Kerwin
High View
James Kerwin
Mary O'Bosle
Miss O’hara
New York
Ang
Charles O'Hara
Catherine McManus
Commanders Selected by Jackson Post Officers
Capt William Hornbeck chosen as Commander of the Jackson Post No 101 G A R at annual election. Other officers include S W O F Bastian J V CG B Wood QM A Grief Surgeon P M Johnson Chaplain G W Reed Officer of the Day J G Irwin Officers of the Guard H M Howaw eu Patriotic Instructor J A Bates Delegate J F Terhune Alternate A W Beakes Trustees J A Grier T D Collins W G P Bastian Finance Committee H M Howell B S Keeler W W Bailey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A-Jackson
G. A.R
A. J. “Hornbeck
J.V. CG
B- Wood
P. ML. Johnson
G. .W. Reed
J. G. Irwin
H.M. Howaw
J. A. Bates
J. F. Terhune
A. W. Beakes
T. D. Collins
G. P. Bastian
H. M. Howell
Keeler
W. W. Bailey
Hunter Kills Friend Near State Line in Accident
A Polish laborer, Burdock, employed by Ringwood Iron Company at Ringwood New Jersey, was accidentally shot and killed at 9 30 Tuesday morning by his friend Joseph Pudoskie also of Ringwood. The pair were on a hunting trip along the road between Sterlington and the Sterling Forest mines when a misstep caused a gun fired from Pudoskie’s left arm to discharge into Burdock who died instantly. Coroner Heaton conducted an inquest finding accidental shooting. the gun was confiscated. Burial plans set for Ringwood NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy
Burdock
Ringwood Iron Company
Ringwood
N. J
Joseph Pudoskie
Sterlington
Sterling Forest
Charles Benjamin
Charles Moneshefsky
Padoskia
Pudoskie
John Gravhetto
Plame
Sherif
Newburgh
New Jersey
Henry Hallock Jr
James D. McGiffert
G. O. Bush
Tuxedo Police
Stephen B. Heaton
Monroe
Heaton
Waldron
Rumors of Roosevelt buying Wolfert's Roost in Albany
Albany December 4 Special reports a circulating rumor that former President Roosevelt may purchase Wolfert's Roost the former Senator Hill estate on Albany’s northern edge overlooking the Hudson valley. The talk ties to a potential Bull Moose shift and a move to make Albany a future home for Roosevelt, while the Hill homestead remains unoccupied for sale at 75000 dollars. The property includes 3644 acres of grounds a lake a stable and a lodge with furnishings removed. Ownership is held by Peter J Manwiller and Dr EB Pearse of Cleveland and Manwiller once served as Hill’s private secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Roosevelt
Wolfert
David
Huason Valley
Moose Folower
Alvang
Tha
Wouika
Wim
Barnes
Tod Kepuvucag
Hepubucans
Albany Knickerbocker Press
Cme
Senstor Hill
Peter J. Manwiller
E.B. Pearse
Cleveland
Manwiller
Senator Hill
Two Weddings In Port Jervis Area Emblematic Of Joy
Miss Beatrice Bella Rollett daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Rollett of 50 Albany Ave united with Henry Jerome Rose at St Andrew s Episcopal Church in a 4 PM ceremony attended by family. Afterward the couple left for Kingston on the 4 30 Wallkill Valley train and plan to reside on Orange Avenue. In a separate Port Jervis notice Miss Emma M Moffatt daughter of Mr and Mrs George R Moffatt wed John J Mattice at the bride s parents home with ring bearer Bradner Riggs leading the procession. The bride wore white embroidery and carried a renaissance handkerchief. The couple will reside at 17 Broome Street after a wedding trip through Chicago and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose—Rollett
Wallkill Valley
Kingston
Herting Dry Goods
Rose
Greening
Liberty
Sullivan County
Orange Avenue
Walter
Mire
Wallkil
Port Jervis
Emma M. Moffatt
George R. Moffatt
John J. Mattice
Homie
Mery
little Bradner # Riggs
Jersey City
Mattico
Delight Council
Mattice
Chicago
St Louis
Broome Street
Oakland Valley Social Notes Visit Visitors
Oakland Valley December 7. Mrs Damond Gordon and her son from Middletown are visiting with her sister Mrs Grifiz. A J Ogden 2nd of LeRoy visited Monticello Sunday. Miss Marjorie Boras is visiting Mitchellown with her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Valley
Damond Gordon and Son
Middletown
Deter
Grifiz
A. J. Ogden
Eos
LeRoy
Monticello
Marjorie Boras
Mitcletown
Obituary of Frederik Lieb of Jeferesarne
Frederik Lieb of Jeffersonville died suddenly at his son Radioph s home in St Clarks Green Pennsylvania. He was 73 and survived by his wife who died years ago. He worked as a blacksmith near the Schheti det lace until a fire years ago and later retired to devote time to gathering. He was known as an ambitious and kind neighbor. The death news shocked friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederik Lieb
Frederick Lieb
Jeferesarne
Radioph
St Clarks Green
Saaar Ecranion
Wm. Lieb
Jeffersonville
Alt Lagden
The
M. S
Lieb
Servia calls on able-bodied men for service
A news agency dispatch reports Servia, described as pesierdar, called all able-bodied men to service, signaling a strained condition of affairs. The report notes the pressure on military resources and widespread mobilization cues amid unfolding tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonédh
Servia
Former S. and W. Passenger Agent Isaac Demarest Dies
Isaac Demarest, 97, longtime Hackensack resident and former general passenger agent for the Susquehanna and Western Railroad, died at home after a year of illness. Born in Hackensack, he later entered the insurance business after resigning from the railroad. In 1903 he and James Romeyn formed a real estate and insurance partnership, dissolved last week due to illness. Demarest also served many years as secretary of the New York Cemetery Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
Isaac 1 Demarest
Hanaa ‘Ainty
Demarest
Susquehanna & Western Railroad
James 4. Romeyn
Rutan Chosen Master Of Minisink Grange At Unionville
At Minisink Grange annual officers election in Unionville on December 3, E C Rutan was elected Master. Other officers include Overseer N Van Sickle, Lecturer Mrs B C Rutan, Steward P Scofield, Assistant Steward H Hansen, Chaplain Cecelia Stoll, Treasurer J Farley, Secretary Mrs M Stoll, Gatekeeper C Clark, Ceres Effie Cortright, Pomona Marie Joker, Flora Pearl Rutan, Lady A Steward Mrs Say, Organist Marie Hemmover, Assistant Organist Pearl Rutan, and Trustee H OC Retan for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Minisink
Grange
Calves Seized At Goshen By State Inspectors
Four Aberdeen calves from Howells were seized at Goshen by two inspectors from the State Department of Agriculture while being shipped on the Orange County Express. The calves were later sent to Dr. H. H. Gill in New York aboard the Mountain Express at 8 33 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Howells
Orange County
State Department of Agriculture
H. H. Gill
New York
Pine Sought by Managers for Southern League Interest
Floride December letters from Southern League managers inquire about Philip Pines a left handed pitcher whose recent Florida team performances suggest he could develop into a standout with proper guidance. Local fans pride themselves on Pines rising to a major league level within years and await outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Pines
Pines
Florida
Walden Five Issues Bold Challenge to All Teams
Walden Five basketball squad led by Dons Stevens and Lewie Gillespie with Nathan Anderson center and guards William Hunter and Hiram Sutton challenges any nearby team that averages 120 pounds. Address William Rusk, Schofield Street, Walden.
Montgomery County Notices and Local Visits
Montgomery reports Ralph Newman attending his aunt’s funeral in Muarsborough. Dr Harold Van Blarcom of South River NJ visits. A party at Mason Street on December 1. Miss Mary Brown staying in Newburgh with Mrs Jas Suydam. Willing Workers Society meets December 4 at Mrs Ambrose Steeles. George H Harena injures foot in A G Browne hardware store incident. Postmasters named in Washington with appointments at Herriman Centerville Station and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Ambrose Steeles
George H. Harena
George W. Harens
A. G. Browne
Changes in Game Laws Focus of Niagara Falls Meeting
On December 4 to 6 the New York State Fish Game and Forest League holds its 16th annual gathering at Niagara Falls. The program centers on fish and game law revisions and recommendations, with John D. Moore and James W. Fleming among speakers. Delegates tour Niagara Falls, attend a dinner, and discuss law changes to benefit conservation and state game farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Fish Game and Forest League
Niagara Falls
George A. Sawyer
Watertown
Conservation Commission
Leagues
Ang Ters’ Association of
Board of
John D. Moore
James W. Fleming
Drew Church to Celebrate 100th Anniversary
Port Jervis notes Drew Methodist Church marks its centennial with new buildings since 32 years old former minister expects to attend anniversary events. The preacher recalls preaching here when the church stood on the hill and froze walking to a Port Jervis suburb later thriving as a city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Desifth
Drew
Samuel Jones
Large Bowne Estate Details In surrogate filing
Executors of Samuel W Bowne report an estate valued at 2 086 265 63 at death October 19 1912 The personal property was 1 791 440 14 with income since January 13 1911 totaling 195 818 49 Payments to the widow and heirs total 1 392 072 53 including 624 000 for trust funds 172 169 18 funeral and 24 092 20 other expenses 497 925 27 remains of principal The will provides 100 shares of Scott & Bowne Co to several missions and institutes Bowne resided at 31 West 71st Street New York Widow the main beneficiary largely stock and bond holdings in Boott & Bowne Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepele
Samuel W. Bowne
Bowne Memorial Hospital
New York
Bowne
Drew Theological Seminary
New York City Church Extension and Mission Society
Dickinson College
Syracuse University
Wesleyan College
Scott & Bowne Co
Jerry McAuley
Pennington Seminary
Hadley Hall
Szabo Trunks Located in Gibson's Garage
New York December 4 A court hearing examined Burton W Gibson wife of the Goshen Jail inmate charged with Szabo murder over assets of Mrs Szabo The trunk details were heard as part of efforts to locate Szabo property inodore and determine executorship during the surrogate court proceedings The witnesses described trunks stored in Rutherford and a large envelope with papers and checks allegedly tied to Szabo assets potential admin actions were discussed as the case moves forward
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burton W. Gibson
Goshen
Rosena M. Szabo
Cohalan
Gibson
Szabo
Rutherford
Guldzier
Mr.Elder
Mrs. Gibson
Fischerauer
Elder
Rusena Szaho
Taft Recess Appointments Rise as Senate Moves Prompted
President Taft dispatched over two hundred recess appointments to the Senate amid reports of Democratic and Progressive senators debating resistance. Leading figures like Gore may back obstruction to slow confirmations as civil service rules shift postmasters into federal service. Edgar E. Clark listed for a reappointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission amid the strategic maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Taft
Senate
Gore
Edgar E. Clark
Laws
Interstate Commerce Commission
London Ontario Woman Receives $10000 From Will
A New York telegraph dispatch reports Mrs. Edward Mills of Thorndale Ontario, who three years ago helped J A Coleson of Middletown carry heavy suitcases at London depot, received $10000 under a will. local authorities say no J A Coleson is known here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Ont
Edward Mills
Thorndale
J. A. Coleson
Middletown
J. A Coleson
Grandmother Jersey City's oldest woman hunter dies
Miss Hilzabeth Simmons learns of her grandmother Mrs A Simmons death at 657 Bramhall Ave Jersey City. If she had lived until June 12 she would have been 95. State Conservation Commission notes November licenses issued to 7000 plus hunters and convented fines rise. Revenue from licenses and penalties increases reflect November totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilzabeth Simmons
Mcense
Monroe Concer n Incorporates Albexy with grain trade
The Monroe concern Incorporates Albexy Dec 4 and is chartered by the Secretary of State to deal in grain feed cement brick with a capital of 15000 dollars divided into 100 shares. Directors are John Krouse Minnie Krouse Neary M Lewis and Mary C Lewis of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krouse & Lewis
Monro
Grange County
Secretary of State
John Krouse
Minnie Krouse
Neary Mo Lewis
Mary C. Lewis
Ot Monroe
MES. ROBT. GOELET DIES IN PARIS
Mrs. Robert Goelet of New York dies in Paris from complications of diseases. Col Loyain resigns from the Second Regiment 34 Brigade National Guard due to health. Col Davis, veteran of Spanish War, served as captain and later major, then brigadier assistant in the regimental vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyain. Says
Wiens Paris
National Gear
Davis
National Guard
Ventemmat
James A. Lloyd
Col. Lester
Col. Davis
Erie Freight Man John E. Wall Dies in Jersey City
John E. Wall of Ramses New Jersey died Saturday at his father in law s home in Jersey City at age thirty six after fourteen years in the Erie Railroad foreign freight department. He leaves a wife and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ES. Wall
Ramses
N. J
Tedis
Erie Railroad
Pater Kelly
Jersey City
Kewey Dimsase
Mr. Wall
Lis File
Susquehanna Man Killed Crossing Erie Tracks
Thomas Tohan of Susquehanna was fatally struck by an Erie fast freight train at around 11:45 am on Monday while crossing near Susquehanna. The incident occurred as he attempted to cross the tracks, and authorities reported the death as instantaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Thomas Tohan
Susge: Cebanna
Susquahanne
Incomes Tax Talk and Odd Local Notes at Otisville
Otisville reports on a proposed one percent tax on incomes over five thousand dollars starting January 1 1913. The piece also lampoons mail parcel rules water concerns suffrage debates and local curiosities from Roosevelt admiration to a rooster club and a visiting organizer at a dinner event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
Uncle Sam
Savage
Roosevelt
Bijah Ketcham
Tymeson
M. MS. Club
Gent
Filip
Sebury
Monroe's collection for women's home benefit
The monthly union meeting raised 22.18 for the Home for Aged Women at Middletown, the largest Monroe contribution to date. Other notices include a postponed Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting and sewing for a box to India, plus a lecture by Dr Newell Deight Hill on The Assorica of Today and Tomorrow with reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Middletown
Monroa
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbmerian Church
T. F. B. Carpenter
Newell Deight Hilla
Firmorth Church
Brooklin
Feinbloom Hearing at Newburge Feinhloom Hearing
A local hearing is set for Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock concerning Mr Feinbloom, a gentleman of Middletown, who is described as having left and returned. Walter C Anthony, referee, will preside in Newburgh News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C Anthony
Wankropter
Welack
Feisoom
Middleiown
Feindinem Iasel
Marly
Midéletown
Nawbargh News
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Hallock
Grace
MR. Arnoys
Ridgebury
A. J. Hornbeck
Jackson
Hunter
State Line
Hymeneas
Matthew Moffatt
E. C. Rutan
Minisink, Grange
Marie Hemmover
Pearl Rutan
H. Oc, Retan
Bob Veal
Montgomery
Herriman
William Rake
Rossos
William Berking
Centerville Station
Lee VY. Gari. Net
Drew Church
Browne
Gibson’s Garage
Monroe Concern
Mes
Robt
Goelet
Paris
Associated Press
Mra
Rodect Gowilet
Europe
Srie Freight
Women’s
Newburge
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