Orange County Supervisors Fix Tax Rates and Hear Charter Renewal
Goshen December 14 The Orange County Board of Supervisors met to finalize the annual tax rates for towns and districts and to set a special hearing on the North Plank Road Turnpike Company charter renewal, with a special session scheduled for December 16 at 2 p.m. The board also approved a Florida lighting district tax and examined jail building needs including blankets and uniforms, approving a $48.12 painting bill.
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Goshen
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Chadeayne
Clark
North Plank Road
Henry W. Wiggins
Middletown
Turnpike Co
North Plank Head
Wortsboro
Wigeine
Sayer
Iseman
W. M. Clark
Cnadenume
Blooming Grove
Chester
Cornwall
Cornwall Light and Fire District
Crawford
Lee Ee
Crawford ‘Hehe
Minisink
Monroe
Monroe Turter
Montgomery
Mt_ Hope
Newburgh
Ballville
New Windsor
Hemptonbursh
Highlands
Pansiowa Port Jervis
Tuxedo
Wallkill
Warwick
Florida Light
Florida Fire District
Wawaranda
Ene
Sa Joa Mayer
Ta T
Gregg
Carmi
McDowell
James D. NeGiffer
Conductor James Hunt Dead at Turner
James Hunt, longtime Turner conductor of the 7:20 morning train to Jersey City, died of pneumonia at his home. He was about 60 years old and survived by his widow, three daughters, and a son. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Barry were to be announced.
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Times-Press
Turner
James Hunt
Eric Conductos
Mr. Hunt
Jersey City
Jassenters
Hants
Oniswat OS
Cerimd Valles
Iis
Celebrate Fifty Years of Wedlock Mr and Mrs Louden
Mr W H Louden and Mrs Louden mark fifty years of marriage, married December 15 1859 at White Plains Westchester County by Rev W H Chipp. He 71 she 67 with two daughters Arthur Conkling of this city and Mrs Theodore Allen of Danbury Conn. Louden attended recent fiftieth anniversary parade wearing the same hat and flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Louden
White Plaina
Westchester County
W. H. Chipp
Louden
1Arthur Conking
Theodore Allen
Danbury
Conn
Monhagens
Lowden
Masked highwayman robs girl driver near Goshen
Miss Louise Coleman, 15, daughter of Alonzo and Mrs Coleman, was held up by a masked man on the Goshen state road about 5:30 Tuesday afternoon. He dragged her from the wagon, searched for money, and fled before Cornelius Cohalan could intervene. The assailant was tall, slim, and wore a mask. no description precise.
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Times-Press
Goshen
Louise
Alonzo H. Coleman
Montgomery
Orelock
Migs Coleman
F.wr.sew ‘Ard, Jr
Brewster Place
II Ower
Miss Coleman
Cornelius' Cohalan
Coleman
Mr. Coleman
la Grenge
Court Adjourns Plea in Larceny Case at Newburgh
Frank E. Youngblood pleaded not guilty then considered a possible petit larceny plea after debate over proper charge. Judge Morschauser advised consulting counsel before any action, as defense argued a defect in the grand larceny charge. Cornelius Martin and Henry Anderson also appeared, with later dispositions and indictments noted. Grand jury discharged several due to lack of evidence after a week’s session.
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Frank E. Youngblood
Newburgh
Morschauser
Travis- Slawson ,Co
J.D. Wilson
Cigs
Youngtlood
H. B. Royce
Magehhauser
Robert H. Barnett
Morehauser Seld
Toungblood
Cornelius Martin
David W.livingston
Henry Anderson
Patsy da Crosta
Washington Street
Grand
Henry Cooper
William Hicks
Thoms Porte
Counties Vote On Amendments In Recent Election
Secretary of State Koenig tabulated county results showing multiple amendments carried in Orance and Sullivan counties while Canal proposition failed. In Orance Amendment Nos 2 3 and 4 passed with margins 463 470 and 354 respectively and Canal proposition failed by 22. Sullivan County saw Amendments 1 2 4 fail by 827 77 and 645 with Canal proposition defeated. New York police report and court actions follow.
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Times
Koenic
Orance County
Sullivan County
Defen Tells of Lupo Killing in Maybrook Inquest
An inquest into the death of Giuseppe T. Vicenzo at Maybrook heard testimony Wednesday before Justice Caspel. Vincenzo Lupo claimed self defense after Vicenzo attacked with a knife and drew a revolver. Lupo seized the gun and fired, wounding Vicenzo. he was remanded for further examination Friday morning.
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Giuseppe T. Vicenzo
Maybroot
Goshen
Caspel
Crist
Harding Wets
J. B. Swezey
Vincenzo Lapo
DA Vicenzo
di Vicenzo
Lupo
Salvation Army Christmas Work Hindered by Illness
The Salvation Army reports £5 gifts from Buck Bros and the local Maccabees tent for Christmas work. Captain George Laws, the local commandant, is afflicted with eczema and cannot street walk, but is improving and aims to advance Christmas plans. The Bakers Union No. 22 supports by supplying loaves for the Army's Christmas dinner per a Tuesday night resolution.
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Salvation Army
Buck Bros
The
Maccabees
George Laws
Bakers Union
Two Funerals Held For Mrs Jane Barty And Abram McGillwan
The funeral for Mrs Jane Barty was held Wednesday morning from 44 Hanford Street with Rev Dr C L Walworth officiating. Pallbearers were the deceased's grandchildren and burial was in Hillside Cemetery. The funeral for Abram McGillwan was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock in Van Burenville with Rev Dr Walworth officiating and burial in How cemetery.
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Jane Barty
F. B. Woot
Hanford Street
C. L. Walworth
Boylal
Hillside Cemetery
Abram McGillwan
van Burenville
Tuberculosis talk to teachers in city meeting
Superintendent J F Tuthill urged teachers to aid TB prevention, citing hospital records of families affected, the high cost to New York state, and the need for fresh air and sun. He warned that germs spread via dust and wind and urged open windows and home remedies.
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J. F. Tuthiil
State
Charles Aid Association
Tuthill
New York State
Ray Brook
Adirondacks
Aleterna Lane
Shane
Ron
School Inspector Reports Middletown City Education Standards
State inspector Frenk H Wood and Inspector Johnson presented a report on Middletown schools. It praises high grade work but urges earlier start for children, kindergarten expansion, and more desks for pupils. A circulating primary library is recommended and handwriting systems vary by city.
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Frenk
H.’ Wood
State Department of Education
Johnson
Thin.city
Board of Education
Middletown
Negents
Tuthill
Sets Guides For Students Storms Through Reading Anew
The article encourages students to focus on purposeful study and mental discipline. It contrasts passive routine with active effort, urging readers to concentrate on larger goals, observe and investigate, and become energized individuals rather than mere machines.
Marshall Bell Freed From Bankruptcy Keycourt Decision
Jimige Hough of U S District Court grants sole discharge for Marshall Bell a retired merchant of Newmarsh who filed for bankruptcy June 2 to wipe out gambling debts of 8110 000 Joseph Mager Mount Vernon held a gambling note of 319 000 objected to discharge Exemption asked to strike specifications Milo J White attorney for Mager consent to strike if ordered This action followed at the New York court Monday milk licenses issued January 1 Board of Health approved three dollar per wagon fees Health Board reports diphtheria tuberculosis and measles in November registrar shows 34 deaths 29 births in month
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Jimige Hough
U. S. District Court
Marshall Bell
Newmarsh
Joseph Mager
Mount Vernon
Bell
New York
Milo J. White
Mager
Hoardena
Board of Health
Heath Offer
L. Hanmer
Port Jervis Man James Wir Speer Dies at 50
James Wir Speer died Monday evening in Port Jervis from a paralytic stroke. He collapsed on the street and was moved to a friend's house where he was staying after his own home burned about ten days earlier. The funeral left 133 Front Street at 2 oclock on Thursday afternoon.
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James Wir Speer
Port Jervis
Stoke Wade
Front Street
Toursday Aternoon
Essay Medal Awards At Treeline Academy
Mother M. Fidelis of Treeline Academy presented to Celia Mullaney 204 Mies Rath Gem medals awarded by the Hadeon Patton commission for prize essays on the subject Heden Fala.
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M. Fidelis
Treeline Academy
Celia Mullaney
Hadeon
Patton
Monroe inquest links Masso to Filippi murder
Coroner Stephen B Heaton concluded the Monroe inquest into the Erie tracks death of Fiori di Filippi points to Salvatore Masso as the likely murderer. Masso, 25, of Monroe, recently returned from Chicago, fled after the killing. police spread his description to Newburgh Port Jervis Middletown and other towns. Testimony described a confrontation between Filippi and Masso after a quarrel over a foundry job. Filippi was found shot. Masso wounded himself and died later. Investigators found Masso’s revolver near the body and noted a lack of money on Filippi. The coroner adjourned the inquest, promising further sessions if Masso is not captured.
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Monroe
Fiori di Filippi
Erie
Seamanville
Stephen B. Heaton
Salvatore Masso
Masso
Chicago
Filippi
Newbury
Heaton
Tissing Masso
Newburgh
Port ‘Jervis
Middletown
Tuxedo
New York
Frank Beatty
Mountain Lake “Ice Company
Seaman- Ville
Aod
Antonio Cappato
Turmet
Filppi
Erie Railroad
Cappato
Filip
Cippato
Annyacoto
BP. m
S. Sabato di Filippi
Caputo
Colos
Pollon Oeterhout
Drungit
Maseo
Bandas
Salvatore’.Meseo
Hhis
Diack
Merritt
Masco
Neo
Bastiano ‘Friesendero
Dato
de Filippi
Knex
Matco
Sundar Morminc
Macro
diFi
Antonio Pinto
DOF
Meniis Kh
Preventeto
Filipp
Witheas
Frezendero
Dimlippl
Maaso
Ellsworth Merritt
Mr. Hult
Jed
diPilppo
Charles
Mrs Glover Dies in Washingtonville After Illness
Mrs. Andrew S. Glover died in Washingtonville on Tuesday following an attack of acute indigestion. Survived by husband, son Charles of New York, daughter Sisborie at Troy, sister Mrs John B Vroom of Denver, and brother Augustus Nicoll of Newark. Funeral today at 2:30 p.m. from the late residence.
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Washingtonville
Charles
New York
Sisborie
Troy
John B. Vroom
Denver
Col
Augustus Nicoll
Newark
Prize-Winning Essays Offered by New York Health Commissioner
Dr. Darlington of New York City offers two prize cows valued at 200 dollars each for the best essays on producing clean wholesome milk at the least cost for the New York market. Essays will appear in the Milk Reporter of Sussex New Jersey. Subscriptions 2 copies at ten cents each or one dollar for a year.
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Darlington
New York City
Milk Reporter
Sussex
New Jersey
New York
Adobe
The
N. J
Prominent Democrat James Rundle Dies in Sussex County
James Allen Rundle a noted Democratic leader in northern Sussex County Nova Scotia died at his Branchviile home from Brights disease aged 52. He chaired the county milk producers alliance and left a wife and six children. Judge Tompkins to preside Supreme Court in Newburgh starting December 27 to finish year’s work. Justice Keogh to stay at White Plains.
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James Allen Rundle
Sussex County
Branchviile
Bright
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Randle
Judge Tompkins
Tompkins
Supreme Court
Newburgh
Morschauser
White Plains
Justice Tompkins
Keogh
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