Lengthy calendar for Newburgh term lists broad civil docket
Calendar for the December term of the Newburgh Supreme Court presided by Justice M. H. Hirschberg lists numerous actions including personal injury, wrongful death, contract, and divorce cases. It details defendant and plaintiff names such as Ronald Sadler, Lizzie Brown, Mae Wiest, Milton Latin, Lila Pantley, and many corporations and city entities, with trial by jury or by court indicated for many entries.
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Supreme Court
Newburgh
M. H. Hirschberg
Ronald Sadler
Thomas Sadler
Guardian
Ad Litem
Clarence Archer
Henry Kohl
Nicholas Welch
Robert C. Cunningham
Helen FE. Howe
Exix
Richard M. Cunningham
Lizzie Brown
Ae Admx
Rudolph D. Blohm
T. A. Gillespie Company
John Dooley
Edward H. Seaman
Patrick Mahoney
Edward H. Seamon
Mae Wiest
Frederick B. Wiest
Deed
Jova Brick Works
Admx
Gooda
Milton A. Latin
Hattie Tuthill
Lila Pantley
George BE. Davis
State of New York
George FE. Davis
People
Arthur Barnes
Rufus Hobbs
of the Woods
Chattels
Charlies O'Neille
Erle Railroad Company
Edward W. Simpson
James Whitman
Larry W. Servin
George W
Shirk
John Mulligan
Catherine Houghton
Priory, Bvane
Anna Garrison
Eadie Fowler
Village of
Cornwall
Barnath Hayman
New York
Altbert G. Roos
Arthur Roos
Earles B. Conway
Carle C. Conway
Edward N. Kimball
Elphiam C. Bass
Anthony Lewis
Benny Satloff
Benny Seigal
John Dartholf
Frank Caranso
Robert Higham
Tillie Terwilliger
L. Mortimer Hulse
Beatrice Simonson Hulse
Lawrence Morrison
Robert Goelet
George Mandigovs
Coleridge H. Keesler
May K. Petriva
Alex Thompson
Pietro Petrive
May K. Petrive
George Mandigo
Coleridge H. Kessler
Francis B. Kelly
City of
al Agricultural Law
Ciro Ortolano
Angiolo Ortolano
Angilio Ortolano
George W. Evans
John Stedner
Jane Stedner
Edith M. Rignor
Frank Bignor
Fred Haddock
Henry Hunter
Robert L. Higby
Elite W. Higby
Jang Flood
Dennis J. Meanyoe
Erie Railroad Company
Christian Flegenspan
A Corporation
Michael J
Abram Fox
Swinehart Tire & Rubber Co
D. W. Fenton & Company, Inc
James F. Fitzgerald
P. Ballantine & Sons
James H. O'Connell
Anna Schaffer
Harvey Schaffer
Peter J. Williameate
Theodore Bird
Franklin Herman
Franklin Herman Va. Peekskill Construction Co. Negligence, Harry J. Roe
The
Newburgh Journal
Mel
John Johnson
Vas
Frank Gallagher
Cassie A. Oertel
Alfred Theodore Oertel
Sol Cohen
Albert Leisel
J. Mortimer Hulge
Beatrice
Dispensary Seal Sale Planned By Anti-Tuberculosis League
December meeting of the Dispensary Committee at City Hall transacted routine business. Miss Susanne M. Cross resignation as visiting nurse was accepted. November report shows 106 calls, 9 clinica, 16 other cases, 13 tubercular, 2 new, 5 at Odell Sanitorium Newburgh. Mrs. W. F. Batley reported seals ready for distribution and a plan to reach the public to boost funds for prevention.
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Anti-Tuberculosis League
Susanne M. Cross
Odell
Newburgh
Mra. W. F. Batley
Red Cross
Aerous
Schock Held Under Bonds In Fatal Auto Incident
Monticello December 8 Schock who recently killed Stephen L Strong by crashing an automobile appeared before Village President Dr James A Quathers at the Court House Wednesday. Accompanied by counsel Joseph Stahl he waived examination and was held to await grand jury action with a $2000 bond. His sister and Mr Krirkin are bondsmen. Schock remarked he would rather be in Mr Strona s place than his own.
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Monticello
Schock
Stephen L. Strong
James A. Qauthers
Court House
Joseph Stahl
Krirkin
Mr. Strona
Escaped Boy Caught After Otisville Washout
An inmate of New Hampton Furma who escaped yesterday was recaptured by Deputy Sheriff James Greenleaf near Otisville. The man, who said he was from Chicago seeking work, was stopped outside Otisville after being traced around 8 am and returned with the 11 o'clock train.
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Otisville
New Hampton
Furma
Sherif James Greenleaf
Ottsville
Greenleaf
Erie Tracks
Chicago
Cole to Succeed Supt A E Ruffer in Wyoming Division
Erie assistant superintendent A E Ruffer of the New York Division at Jersey City is named superintendent of the Wyoming Division at Dunmore to replace J J Mantell. Passenger Trainmaster H R Cole moves to Jersey City in Ruffer’s former post, with A M Kelly taking Cole’s Jersey City duties.
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Erie
A. E B. Ruffer
New York
Jersey City
Wyoming
Dunmore
J. J. Mantell
H. R. Cole
Election of The Eagles Elects J. Roy Crawford as President
J Roy Crawford was elected Worthy President of Empire Aerie No 544 Fraternal Order of Eagles at a regular meeting in Eagles Hall. Jesse L Shelton retires as president. Four applications were received and one new member elected. Jimmy the club chef provided a luncheon. Other officers elected include Le Vicerres John Osborne Way Chaplain H J France Secretary L Holcomb Treasurer F Sheerin Inside Guard Jacob Sperrfechter Outside Guard Sidney Colwell Trustee year 4 B LeVan Aerie Physician Dr H J Powell son
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J. Roy _Crawford
Empire Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Jesse L. Shelton
Jimmy
le Vicerres
John Osborne
Wa Y Chapalin
H. J
France
L. Holcomb
F. Sheerin
Jacob Sperrfechter
Sidney Colwell
B. LeVan
H. J. Powelson
Nick Carfara Is Sentenced In Newburgh Case
Newburgh December 3 Nick Carfara began an eight month sentence in the New York penitentiary after pleading guilty to carrying a revolver and facing an exam on counterfeit half dollars found in his possession. Federal agents seek accomplices as Carrara admits buying the coins from an unnamed source amid a recent counterfeit half dollar wave.
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Newburgh
Nick Carfara
New York
Cantline
William J. Flynn
Federal Secret Service
Carrara
Carfara
Hinkerman Returns to Hospital After Discharge
Fredericke Hinkerman aged 29 was discharged from Middletown Sanitarium after two days and later found in West Main street parlor. Police took him into custody and he was committed to the State Hospital after doctors deemed him insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Fredericke Hinkerman
August Masa
Hanmer
Kwlett
State Hospital
Hinkerman
Benton Avenue
At & O
Tony Palumbe
West Main Street
Hulett
Maas
Llerbert
Hiinkerman
de. Hulett
Condemnation Awards Set for Rockland Trap Rock Land
The Commissioners on condemnation proceedings for Interstate Parks have issued a report against Rockland Lake Trap Rock Company led by Wilson P. Foss. They awarded $2,325,000 for land and $76,000 for movable property, but Mr. Foss plans to appeal to the courts.
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Rockland Lake Trap Rock Company
Wilson P. Foss
Mr. Foss
The
Trap Rock Co
Foss
Big Orange County liquor dealers meeting plans county group
The largest gathering in Orange County liquor dealers history convened at the Orange County Brewery. A county organization affiliated with the state is being drafted and will hire a walking delegate to visit all dealers monthly. A vigilance committee will review dealer practices and report legal violations for action.
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Liquor Dealers’ Association
Brewery
Orange County
John J. Lawler
Lawler
Lawlor
Jap Bribe Refused by Hancock Manufacturer
William J. Merwin of the Thomas Keery Co refused a $1000 bribe offered by a Japanese representative to permit a national to stay six months at the Hazelwood alcohol factory to learn production methods. Two more Japanese visited Hancock seeking factory access and were escorted through the Cadosia plant by Keery staff.
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Hancock
William J. Merwin
Thomas Keery Co
Hazelwood
Merwin
Cook
Cadosia
Keery Company
J. McConnell
Beerston
Diphtheria Death In Jeffersonville Child Dies
Victor, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M. Correr of Hortonville, died of diphtheria at about one year old. Burial was private at Calliecoon Center. The mother had diphtheria six weeks earlier, but recovered. Health officer Dr Schonger quarantined the Brey home near Calicoon Center after Mrs Brey contracted diphtheria.
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Jeffersonville
Victor
Mia
Wesley M. Correr
Hortonville
Calliecoon Center
BE. G. School
Schonger
North Branch
Dogs Rescued From Ledge of Rocks on New Jersey Farm
Newton New Jersey December 3 Robert Washer secured help to free two dogs trapped in a rock ledge on the Aaron Bird farm. On Wednesday with Bird, Wilson, Marsh and others the party removed stones and freed the dogs and captured a raccoon weighing 27½ pounds.
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Newton, N. J
Robert Washer
Newton
Aaron Bird
Mr. Washer
Mr. Bird
George Wilson
Martin Marsh
Marlborough Post Office Robbery Reported
Thieves broke into the Marlborough post office on Western Avenue in the Carpenter block late Monday night or early Tuesday. They took about $25 to $30 in cash and stamps before fleeing. Postmaster Herbert Meslallen notified Post Office Inspector Duryea of Monticello.
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Marlborough
Thieven
Carpenter Block
Western Avenue
Herbert Meslallen
Duryea
Monticello
Dr Pease Set for Peace Trip on Ark of Peace
Dr Charles G Pease long time owner of a summer home at Mamakating Park Wurtsboro is slated to sail aboard Henry Ford's Ark of Peace. During his stay at the park many locals visited him and his guests.
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Pease
Charles G. Pease
Mamakating Park
Wurtsboro
Henry Ford
Dr Pease
Ex-convict Arrested for Assault in Middle Hope
Andrew Decker a known offender from Newburgh era arrested by Deputy Sheriff Weeks at Middle Hope. He is accused of forcing entry into Charles Ward’s home last Saturday, beating Mrs Ward unconscious and stealing 500 dollars and a gold watch. Decker has a lengthy prison record including Sing Sing terms and a Kings County sentence.
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Newburgh
Andrew Decker
Weeks
Charles Ward
Middle Hope
Indigent Children Fund Allocated by Board of Supervisors
Goshen December meeting reports a 1200 appropriation to secure homes for indigent children. Also approved 60 for insurance on Newburgh Court House and 100 monthly to aid State Charities and County Poor for dependent children. County jail costs compared to Kings County Penitentiary noted. contract suggested to move short term prisoners to county jail.
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Goshen
Board of Supervisors
Gordon
Finance Committee
L. W. Pellett
Newburgh Court House
Altemeir
Henry Hirschberg
Hirachberg
Duffy
State Charities Aid Association
County Superintendent of Poor
Committee On Correction and Reform
Kings County
Kings County Penitentaary
Decker
Charities Committee
St. Mary's
Port Jervis
Hume
Messrs
Altemeir and
Bullwinkle
Messrs. Hume
State ‘Comptroller
Orange’ County
Manning
Cook
Musbach
Monroe
Probers Hit By McCall Faces Whitman at Capitol Hearing
Albany December 3 Chairman Edward E McCall, defending actions as head of the First District Public Service Commission, challenged Governor Whitman after the Thompson Investigating Committee report. He asserted he transferred stock to Mrs. McCall on becoming commissioner and denounced alleged intrusions into private affairs.
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International News Service
Albany
Edward E .McCall
Whitman
First District Public Service Commission
Capitol
Thompson
McCall
Kings County Electric Light Company
Public Service
Pressure grows over First District Public Service probe
The article reports sharp criticism of Chairman Thompson by Mr. McCall and Deputy Attorney General Merton Lewis. Lewis states the governor bears responsibility for mitigating conditions in the First District Public Service Commission. He notes the Thompson Committee’s work and asserts their findings rest on conditions not urged by him.
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McCall
Thompson
First District Public Service Commission
Merton Lewis
Lewis
Bear Mountain Inn Closes After First Successful Season
Haverstraw December 3 Bear Mountain Inn closed after a successful first season. The Interstate Park Commission plans large scale development to meet public demand with Manager Vinberg in charge. Forestry efforts include tree planting and park beautification aimed at attracting visitors and boosting the park’s future fame.
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Haverstraw
Bear Mountain Inn
Interstate Park Commission
jVinberg
Porestry Commission
Mr Shaw III Confined To Home By Illness
Charles H. Shaw managing clerk of the office of Taylor and Royce is confined to his home by illness in a brief item likely from a local notices column.
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Charles H. Shaw
Office
Taylor & Royce
Fillness
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Anthony E
Jeremiah M. Mowerve
Fred F. Harris
Edgar Hedges
Davey Tree Expert Company
Julia 8
Loomis
Henry Golion
Frank Ennis
Ralph Fergeson
Margaret Cullen Ve
Pine Railroad Company
Coldwell- Wilcox Company
Merrill Buckenber Company
William R. Fuller
Edward A. Brown
Granite City Soap Company, Inc
Harmony Supply Company
John F. Donovan
Killan Schmitt
George Vane
Garry de Freese
James EB. Scott
Frank M. Fowler
James FH. Scott
Johanna Mtraibbon
Col Cohenva
Albert Letael
William Longva
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co
Gabriel Pernava
Anton Thomas
Hernard , Culienne, Drie Railroad Company
George A. Galloway
Walden
Floyd Hornbeck
Milligin & Higgine Glue Co
Old Forge Paper Co
Mary Ann Bircher
F. W. Woolworth Co
Sylvester Matthews
Mary L. Allaway
William Long
New York Central Railroad Co
Richard J.vans
John Bhann
Israel M. Lernet
Fred Robinson
John M. Gaynor
John F. Montéeve
Edsey Youngson
Hero Katsowitz
Joseph Alperwits
Stern Brothers
Clara W
August W. Schmanemann
Loura Friedman
Daniel Murray
City of Newburgh
Warren Cross
Newburgh Journal Company
Wilbur van Fleet
Northern Insurance Company Limited
London
Jesne
William W. Farley
Excise
Pred Bowles
Illinois Surety Co
Helen Altmark
Moses M. Altmark
Jacob 8. Walker
Wm. W. Farley
Baltimore
Arthur Burns
Eagles
J. Roy Crawford
Trap Rock
Rob
Probers
MR. Shaw III
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