Milk Trust Inquiry Opens in New York Court
The New York attorney general begins a probe into whether the Consolidated Milk Exchange and associated firms control milk prices. Justice Seabury sits as referee with John B. Coleman leading witnesses, detailing a proposed 5000 dollar ad campaign to raise milk prices and the exchange’s alleged monopoly in Manhattan. Alfred Ely defends the Consolidated Milk Exchange as Beakes and Gorman testify on campaign plans and dealer reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Great Brown
Justice Seabury
Supreme Court
Broadway
New York
John B. Coleman
O'Malley
Consolidated Milk Exchange
New Jersey
New York State
Borden's Condensed Milk Co
Sheffield Farms Slawseon-Decker, Co
Mutual Milk and Cream Co
Mill Exchange, Limited
Coleman
Charles H. C. Beakes
Beakes Dairy Co
Orange County Milk Association
Consolidated Exchange
Milk Exchange, Limited
New York Tribune
Beakes
Thomas A. Gorsnan
the Exchange
Exchange
Gorman
Fr. Coleman
Dr Kinney Lecture To Nurses At Easton Free Day
The Times-Press notes Dr Kinney delivering a lecture to nurses during Easton Free Day. The event references Middletown State Hospital and local medical staff, with emphasis on professional education, orderly conduct, and the value of training for nurses and physicians. Readers are urged to use the classified column for needed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Middletown State Hospital
C. Spencers
Perartieal Ang
Times-Press
Obsequies Held for Timothy Cohalan in Middletown
The funeral train bearing Timothy Cohalan formerly of this city and late of New York arrived in Middletown at 2 19 p m Friday. The widow Daniel x Cohalan and sons Michael J Cohalan J P Cohalan Tim BE Cohalan Dennis O L Cohalan attended among many others including judges, officials and prominent Tammany figures. Funeral service was held at the residence and later at St Rose of Lima with pallbearers named. The New York funeral party returned home after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Cohalan
New York
Middletown
Erie Railroad
Daniel x. Cotailan
Tammany Hall
Michael J. Cohalan
J. P. Cohalan
New York County
Timothy BE. Cobhalan
Dennis O'L. Cohalan
Mary
Aileen Cohalan
Shields
Sinnott
Municipal Courts of
Sheehy
Lyman
Rhodes Kennedy
Tammany
William J. Burke
Father Dwyer
Church of St. Rose of Lima
Salomon
Peter Abbott
W. O. Rock
The
Erie
F. W. Millspaugh
Goshen
Land and Tax Department
Excelsior Hook & Ladder Co
Harry T. Crist
St. Nicholas Avenue
Church of St. Rose
John Durham
John Vail
James Ural
Daniel B. Sweeney
Richard Sheerin
John Gavin
James Goggin
Asylums Lose To Tompkins Hose Co Basketball Game
The State Hospital court in Amusement Hall hosted a fast paced contest Friday night as the Asylums fell 21 to 24 to the Lewis Tompkins Hose Co from Matteawan. Halftime stood 13 to 14 in favor of the visitors amid close defense and three fouls. Tompkins Hose showcased a strong crowd of players and the Asylums hope for a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Lewis Tompkins Hose Co
Matteawan
Tompkins Hose
Astrums
Brundies
Fay
Wotk
Bray Alling
Pattak
Cuddy
Merri
Cha Jorpka
Reid Blonies
Funden
Fem
Lee
Ash“Astrums Morgan
Arhorn
Farre
Crilley
Tallonsuargs
Tomphins
Ose O'Grads
Mr Manus
Raoblork
Bon- Patina
Duards
Ote Sim
Dancdeh
Mamakating Social Jam Highlights Local Christmas Hall
Wurtsboro December event at Christmas hall featured a community gathering with fire safety drama and plans for a novel fundraising token. Telegraph staff Jenn Fox and TL Adams described the effort to boost activity as neighbors prepare a line of one foot paper tokens and a local push to collect decorated letters. Baseball uniforms ordered from Morris B Wolf and Co for Eagle Hose Co and McQuoid Engine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliz
Jenn Fox
TL Adams
Pape
Morris B. Wolf & Bro
Co. i
Eagle Hose Co
McQuoid Engine Co
Boxing Match Held in Goshen Purdy Building
Goshen correspondent reports the People’s Athletic Club staged its first boxing exhibition in the Purdy building on West Main street. About 150 attended as two bouts filled a 16 foot ring with five ounce gloves and a $1 admission, $1.50 for ringside seats. Thomas Flaherty defeated Edward Reed in the opening bout. Owney Flynn outboxed Sonny Smith in a ten round match with blood drawn by both. The event lasted one hour, with no official decision announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Athletic Club
Goshen
Purdy
West Main Street
Rodte
Middletown
Chester
Thomas Murphy
Newburgh
Thomas Flaherty
High View
Edward Reed
Reed
Flaherty
Owney Flynn
Sonny” Smith
Flynn
Sonny
Smith
Flyon
Local Notes From Effenville Area December Listing
Fllenvville notes include visits by Mrs. Rarpn Smith in Park street, Mrs. George Young returning from Cornel, and Mr. and Mrs. Gran Randal touring New Hampshire. Nellie Mason dies at thirteen from diabetes, with sympathy offered. Choir gift to Miss Sadie Nickason, who joined July 1, 1906. Burial for Nicholas Weser in Fantinehill. No church service at Reformed Church on Sun. Dec. 6 due to pastor's absence. Marriage invitations issued for Gilbert Crisser and Rose Wicks on Dec. 15 in Napanoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarpn Smith
Pataukuck
James Sherman
Park Street
George Young
Cornel
Gran Randal
New Hampshire
Charles Curry
Grahamsville
Millspaugh
Ruckle
Lucy Benton
wNellie
Henry Mason
Briggs Street
Effenville
St. John's‘ Episcopal Church
Sadie E. Nickason
Nickason
Mary Wepfer
Elleaville
Brooklyh
Nicholas Weser
New York
Eleaville
Fantinehill Cemetery
Reformed Church
Sunfar
Berg
Gilbert R. Crisser
Rose Wicks
Napanoch
A. Daxton
Middletown
Sarah Weismiller
Winter Chill and Local Notices From Pine Bush
December air froze to fourteen degrees at Pine Bush marking the winter’s low. Mrs. Sarah Miler, nearing forty years of devoted life, visited daughter Mrs. S. G. Dec ker at the Hiawatha House on Thursday. Abram Scott, laid up with a lame back, has recovered and returned to work. Schoolhouse furnaces burned out, classes dismissed for the week. new grates expected Monday. Albert Wood visits New York with family. Willard Wood and My Branch host a bazaar and chicken supper at Graham's Church parlor, modest attendance and proceeds about $51. John B. Duryea attends court in Newburgh. Bedouin tents described as dark black dyed goat skins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Miler
S. G Decker
Hiawatha
Abram Scott
Sthens
Albert Wood
New York
Willard WO
Graham
John B. Duryea
Newburgh
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Kinney
Walden
Hich Soberey
Vays
Imr
Cohalan
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Tompkins Hose CO
Wurtsboro
Fllenville
TED AL Swalm & Son GO
North Street
Telephone
Gillette
Ever-Ready
GEM and Star Safety Razors
Pullman
Rogers Bros
Joseph Rodgers
J. Wiss & Sons’ Scissors Razors
Peck & Snyder
Ysikis
Emily
Putin
Ater Bem
Manning-Bowman
IVORT
Glenwood
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