Law court adjourns as lawyers unready in Newburgh case
Newburgh Supreme Court session opens with nine or ten cases called but none ready for trial. Justice Tompkins condemns lawyers for delays and warns that courts will not accept further excuses. A case by Savino Serra against Dravo Contracting Company seeks $5,000 for alleged April 1912 aqueduct injury. Jury drawn for other matters as calendar set for week.
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Newburgh
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Cage
Bavito Serre
Dravo* Contracting Company
M. Fredericsot
Torg
Walter G. Hivang
New York
Barnett
Justice Tompkins
Mr. Barnett
Savino Serra
Ee Dravo- Contracting Company
Alexander Stewart
Herbert A. Newbury
Henry Starbuck
Erie Railroad Company
Samuel
Deutech
Justice ‘Tompkine
Stephen Labboutelie
Pittsburgh Contracting Co
Marie Miladin
Pittsburgh Contracting Company
Rade Jakovic
Benjamin Gordon
Youngs & Company
Orange County
Realty
Charles
Marquette
Samuel J. Hilton
Albert C. Scan
First National Bank of Port Jer
Vis ‘Ve
Walter Day
Charles’ W. Greene
Ernest Rhodes
Irving C. Bull
Pomn E. Roberts
Gaiard Com
John Gaspar
Upper Hudson Stone Company
Stouteburgt
Goshen
Aleges
i _ BP
W. D. Gott
Bacon & Rorty
Erie Railroad
Berry
Austin
New York City
Starbuck
Local Family Notices and Travel Snippets
Fragmented social notes from Brooklyn and nearby towns recount visits and family updates. Names such as Walter Seal Henry Seal and Mrs John Light appear with mentions of Thanksgiving time and travel to Mt Upton and Walden.
Merchants National Bank Assets and Liabilities Report
The Merchants National Bank Middletown N I presents its year end figures showing loans and discounts about 518 291.04, other bonds 100 000.00, real estate owned 29 000.00, due from approved reserve balances 3 255.09, and total assets 1 8352 72. The report lists securities and deposits with various asset and liability categories, with notary officials noted for validation dated December 312.
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U.arbende
Rouse
EMG Scs
von Trias
Pass Resolutions On Connell's Death In New York
Poughkeepsie Dec 5 Representatives adopted resolutions of respect for Richard E Connell late member from Lilya Wieizich. The motion by William sel zer directs the clerk to transmit the resolutions to the Senate and to the family. The session adjourned after the roll call. The article also recounts an anecdote about a Scottish man visiting the pyramids.
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United States
Senate
House
Jose
Goshen Area Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Arthur Decker moved into new boats on Sundyarde Heights while boarding at Occifen a pom. William H. Ludlum in failing health. his condition serious. Enstis Fin to spend the winter. ladies of the Methodist Church hold a fair. Mrs H L Roya hosted a cards party. About $2 at Presbyterian Church Christmas sale. Funeral for Anna E Bird sall at New Street home. Mininsink Hook and Ladder Company and Dikeman Hose hold monthly meetings. Four candidates received third degrees at Goshen Lodge No.365. lunch served. Temperance Union organized locally with officers elected. first meeting planned. Hellmer family to take possession of Peter Hermin property. Frank G Dowe and wife visiting Goshen. Dowe formerly Gertrude C Vaughn. D.A.R. Minisink Chapter to meet December 8. Miss Mary Kengey received gold watch prize at St John’s fair. Presbyterian Church annual sale successful. St James Church choir members hosted by Mrs Charles T Jackson. Village trustees held meeting. Millspaugh death resolution drafted. Albert T Halstead and wife visiting New York and Newark. C H Johnson moved to Mrs Pennoyer’s place. farm sold to Franco-American Poultry Co. Kenneth Linsabaugh entered Cornell College. Fred Cagk visiting from Port Jervis.
Grand Jury Apportionment and County Acts Recorded
Long county meeting notes detail grand jury apportionment across towns, fines, and receipts. Officials discuss bond amounts, an architect draft, road rights of way along the Middletown Bloomingburgh turnpike, insurance renewals, and a tax levy plan for highways across towns with separate items for bridges machinery and snow miscellaneous.
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Goshen
Board of Supervisors
Johnston
Court House
Jeeman
Wallace
Gordon
Dynamite probe in 1920s dynamite case touches industrial union leaders
The proceedings report cross examination of President Ryan of the International Iron Workers Union in Indianapolis. Prosecutors say Ryan aided dynamite suspect George O Donnell after a Massachusetts bridge blast in 1908, with payment of money and hired lawyers. Ryan denies the charges and asserts pursuit of facts. He also discusses stepping back from allegations about dynamiting in Texas and other unions.
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CBI Associated Prece
Indianapolis
Ryan
International
Talon
Odencell
Odonnel
Bettx
Dactares
Segaits
Woctser
Philip A. Colley
Ecutors Board
Colley
New Ozierpa
Knoxing
Gailleges Place
Texas
Red Cross Seals On Sale In Stores
Red Cross seals are selling at casual stores for one cent each. Proceeds fund crisis relief and local city needs. The seals aim to support Christmas efforts and aid in combating crime in the city.
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RED Cross
Tber Criesis
Golden Glows Wins All Firsts at Garden Show
At the poultry show in Grand Central Palace New York T and Hewke of Hast Main atreeat wins eleven ribbons across eleven entries He takes all Brat prizes in the Bull Wyandottes class securing first and second in cocks and first and second in hens plus multiple checks for other entries
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Grand Central Palace
New York
T. & Hewke
Wyandottes
Golden Glow Leads Bird Show Winners at Palace Event
The report notes top prizes for second and fifth cockerels, first, third, and fourth pullars, three pens, silver cup and $10 for best die play and four-club specials, with awards for best shape and color in both genders. The photo features Golden Glow and Mr Hewke’s winners, including the first cock at Present Palace show and a prior December gold special.
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Hewke
Palace
Bbla
Union
Greene enters race for postmaster in old city politics
The article notes Z. K. Greene, a Board of Education member and ex-elderman, as a leading postmaster candidate. It mentions Democratic city chairman N. D. Mills holding back a vote as other contenders include A. V. Boak D. R. B. Sweeney and E. A. Brown amid a crowded recall of party alignment and past affiliations.
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Z. K. Greene
Board of Education
Board of Health
Greene
Bryan
Jas. F. Moore
Democratic City Committee
N. D.mills
A. V. Boak
D. RB. Sweeney
E. A. Brown
Sees Defeat in Pension Fund Law
Albany December 3. State hospital superintendents discuss amendments to the pension law for hospital employees. Debate centers on preventing abuse by retirees taking two pensions and the feasibility of a separate medical officers fund funded by insurance rather than state aid.
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Albany
Capitol
William Cary Sanger
George Smith
Central Islip
Bremen
Penrson Toad
Lancer
Parkey
Sohmet
Yan Insurance Rathey
A Hard Job Hie Frend What Part Ad You Bod Montoring
Fragmentary dialogue notes a stage scene with mentions of footlights and salary, capturing a brief backstage exchange about roles and pay. The text reads like a diary or interview fragment, lacking clear attribution or full sentences.
Always Acceptable For Christmas Gift Paper Sale
A box of Eaton Crane Pike Fine Writing Paper is offered in an attractive Christmas style as a pleasing gift. It promises special satisfaction from a high merit item and notes that it costs no more than ordinary paper. The message also mentions liberal concessions to Sunday schools.
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Eaton, Crane & Pike
Insurance presidents in session in New York
The sixth annual convention of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents opened in New York with leaders from many states. Dr Allan J McLaughlin of the Public Health Service urged a nationwide education campaign to prevent typhoid fever, citing $100 million annual economic losses and 16,200 lives saved per year with proper measures. He warned against complacency among physicians and officials and urged action to improve water, sewage, milk, and personal hygiene to stop typhoid outbreaks.
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New York
Allan J. McLaughlin
United States Public Health Service
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
McLaughlin
Europe
United States
India
Vienna
Liverpool
Belfast
Birmingham
Mambourg
Lyons
Paris
Cincinnati
Boston
Jersey City
Newark
St. Louis
Phia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indies
United Sister
Dro McLaughlin
Jann
Russia
Leather goods and travel gear for men at Mark Cross Co
Everything in leather to make a man's Christmas hap pier. And everything dependable. Strong travelling bags in walrus and cowhide, suit cases, toilet cases, belts. This store for men is a mime of helpful suggestions for un decided folks. Full line Mark Cross Com pany leather and metal goods. Gloves for men and women. Holeproof Hosiery for men and women.
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Mark Cross Company
For Sale Farm Properties Near Middletown New York
Classified notice lists a 169 acre farm 24 miles from Middletown Orange County with a quick sale urgency. Also offers a 20 acre chicken farm with first class buildings two miles from Middletown priced at 33,500 and an additional one acre parcel near Thompson Ridge with good buildings and a must sell soon condition.
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Orange
County. Y
N. Y
Thompson Ridge
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St. John's Fair
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Taendas Stfternoon
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St. James’ Church -Choir
Charles. T. Jackson
Frank W.millspaugh
Albert T. Halstead
C. H. Johnson
Chester State Road
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Cornell’ College
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