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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1915

Page

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Benner divorce case moves forward in New York testimony

Nebraska City suit reopens as Mrs. Happy Theodora Van Wyck Benner seeks divorce from Fernando Wall Benner, once engaged in Washington, and custody of their 10 year old son. A Nebraska Supreme Court order directs testimony in New York with Charles Swanson appointed to take statements from Benner and several others.

New York Supreme Court of Nebraska Nebraska City Neb Happy Theodora van Wyck Benner Fernando Wall Benner Fr. W Nebraska Washington Frank Mitchell Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Miss van Wyck Mitchell Henner Mrs. Benner Charles Swanson Broadway Benner Gilbert E. Orcutt Henry J. Robert Thomas H. Charry Yale B. Benner John Morris

Memorial Services of Elks Impress with Silent Tribute

Middletown Lodge No 1097 Elks held their annual memorial service at the Stratton theater with over 100 members in attendance. Exalted Ruler William F Royce led the program as the hall featured palms and two elk heads with the clock symbol marking 11. The event honored departed brothers and included music by McWilliams orchestra and remarks noting Brother J Howard Bryant’s illness.

John E. Willoughby Elks Middletown Lodge No. 1097 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Stratton South Street the Elks O’eclock William F. Royce Lodge McWilliams’ Orchestra J. Howard Bryant Edward J. McNamara New York City McNamara Middletown McWilliams

Opening Guns Fired as 64th Congress Begins

Congress opened with the House reelecting Speaker Champ Clark by a large margin and the Senate reelecting President pro tempore Clarke. Major actions include inquiries into Navy League and related groups, plus resolutions on neutral rights and war preparation. Attendance set a record as 427 of 434 members were present.

Congress Senate Baker Marshall Indianapolis Europe United States House Curry California Merchant Marine Commission

Last Night of Cabaret at Market Cabaret Ar Middletown

After five days of entertainment in Middletown, the Market Cabaret at the Ar presents its final night. Local residents and visitors enjoyed a program of music comedy and variety acts in the intimate venue.

Middletown

Accused Men at Newburgh Heard in Court

Goshen December 6. Dominic Saccomiera tried for murder of Omar Hotaling at Highland Falls and Charles J. Knapp of Middletown who forged a Middletown check in October are taken by sheriff to Newburgh for trial. Saccomiera likely to be discharged when tried again in Newburgh.

Goshen Dominic Saccomiera Omar Hotaling Highland Falls Charles J. Knapp Middletown Newburgh Saccomiera

Republican County Committee Fights Excise Appointment

The Orange County Republican group in Goshen criticized Excise Commissioner George Green for naming William M Palmer as Deputy Commissioner. A protest to the State Committee and Governor Whitman was authorized, while a nine member Finance Committee was to be formed though not yet named.

Republican County Committee Goshen George FE. Green William M. Palmer Newburgh Orange County George F. Gregg Gregg Green Alex. T. Brown Port Jervis Greis Executive Committee A. P. Altemeter State Committee John B. Rose George F F. Gregg Tanner Rose Palmer Ieved Odell

Farmer Injured In Runaway Accident Near Fair Oaks

William Lemmon a 35 year old farmer of Fair Oaks was thrown from a wagon when his horse ran away near the Maples. He sustained cuts and bruises and was treated at Thrall hospital after police and doctors were notified.

William Lemmon Fair Oaks David Clark L. G. Distler W. I. Neller Eident Thrall Teepital

Flames Destroy Beakes Creamery in Franklin

A midnight fire in Franklin on Saturday destroyed the Beakes creamery completely. The cause remains undetermined. In other news Mrs Frank Pembleton hosted a student gathering at 12 Vall Avenue last Friday honoring Misses Wye and Bell Warden of White Sulphur Springs, with refreshments and a pleasant evening.

Franklin, N Beakes Pembleton Frank Pembleton 12 Vall Avenue Nerces Wye Bell Warden White Sulphur Springs

Middletown Chamber Seeks Factory Space For New Industry

The Chamber of Commerce seeks 1 000 to 3 000 feet of floor space in Middletown for a prospective new industry. Negotiations with a favorable concern could employ about 100 people initially. Officials expect to have a concrete proposal by tomorrow and urge owners with suitable buildings to contact the chamber.

Chamber of Commercce Middletown Chamber of Commerce

Knapp Held By Recorder Awaiting Grand Jury Action

Charles J. Knapp was held to await Grand Jury action on a forgery in the second degree charge after arraignment before Recorder Starr. He was brought from Waterbury, Conn., by Officer Dopseon and confined in Newburgh jail. Clayton Robbins, who cashed the forged $18.00 check on October 15 for Knapp, testified Sunday morning.

Charles J. Knapp Starr Knapp Middletown Ofcer Dopseon Waterbury Conn Newburgh Clayton Robbins

Train Schedule Cause of Fight Ends in Fine

Edward Faulkner was arrested about 10 o'clock Saturday night for an alleged assault on Willison Taylor at the Erie depot after an argument over the discontinuing of the Southern Tier Express. Officer McCoach and Bennett made the arrest. Faulkner pleaded guilty before Recorder Starr Sunday morning and paid a $10 fine.

Edward Faulkner Willison Taylor Orange County Erie Depot Southern Tier Express McCoach Bennett Faulkner Starr

Meeting of Class elevens at St. Pauls Sunday School

A meeting for Class 11 of St. Pauls Sunday School is set for Sunday afternoon December 11 at 2 oclock at the home of Mrs T R Wallace 12 Grove Street. All members are urged to attend. Mrs Frank L Whitten of Pine Bush has returned to the city after visiting friends and relatives.

St. Paul's T. R. Wallace Grove Street Frank L. Whitten Pine Bush

Murder Indictments for Bomb Plotters

Federal grand jury in New York indicted Max Hreitung and five associates in the German bomb plot for murder. Also charged are Robert Fay Walter Scholz Herbert Kienzle Engelbert Bronkhorat and Paul Daeche in the scheme to destroy ships carrying ammunition to the allies.

International News Service New York Max Hreitung Brettung Robert Fay Walter Scholz Herbert Kienzle Engelbert Bronkhorat Paul Daeche

New Greek demands to follow refusal noted in dispatch

Allied officials warn of a possible ultimatum to Greece if its reply to the second note is unsatisfactory. Paris reports France’s peace terms including Alsace Lorraine return and Belgian Serbian independence. Italy delays Balkan troop deployment as Roumania’s stance unfolds. Czar Nicholas vows to preserve Servia’s independence. Bulgarian forces press in southern Servia and Albania.

Paris Greec France Albert Thomas Alsace Loraine Belgium Servia Italy Rome Balkans Roumania Toccy Greece Czar London Russia Czer Nicholas Pachiteh Albania Prisrend

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