Boy Victim Explains Accidental Bullet Wound Near Mud Mills
Leo Colligan a 16 year old employee of the Erie and Jersey railroad was rushed to Thrall Hospital after a gunshot to the abdomen while with companions near the tracks. He and fellow workers including J Lamanni say the revolver exploded accidentally while the boss examined it during dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Colligan
O Mud Mills
Thrall Hospital
Eria End Jersey Railroad
Moses Wilber
Mud Mille
Harry T. Crist
Colligen
Isd
Bose
J. Lamanni
Punhhouse
Costigan
Hulett
Auditor Goethus Moves Family to City from Paterson
Auditor J. W. Goethus, official of the Mid-Adistown and Unionville railroad, moved his family from Paterson New Jersey to the city on Tuesday and plans to make it their home. The railroad received its fourth refrigerator car and shipped its fourth combination coach from Philadelphia, with about fifteen men deferred for delivery to headquarters here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Goethus
Mid-Adistown and
Unionville Railroad
Paterson
N. J
Philadelphia
G Company
Grange Dance Draws 150 Attendees At Wallkill Grange Hall
About one hundred fifty persons attended the Wallkilliver Grange dance in Grange Hall Tuesday evening. Arun Gage Bros orchestra and pianist Daisy J. Decker provided music until 2 a.m. Refreshments were served by the absent committee led by Willkkam Stewarter and Susie Ankow. Guests came from Gordon Slate Hill Greenville Oulaville Ping Bush and nearby areas. Next meeting Bloomingburg Grange members will attend and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkilliver Grange
Grange Hall
Arun- Gage Bros
Daisy J. Decker
Ancsent
Willkkam Stewarter
Susie Ankow
Mia. G. L. Sayer
Daisy Norton
Gorden
Mal Treatment Reports of Americans Questioned
Washington official details deny widespread abuse of Americans in China with reports found baseless while Admiral Fletcher says conditions improve in Tampico and normalcy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Conant Letcher
State Department
Chitulia
Fletcher
Tampico
Electrician Tide Home On Fifteen Day Furlough
Addison BP Tee, son of Mh and Mire O. Tier of 72 Prospect streets, is on a fifteen day furlough from the VW SS Ammen, a torpedo boat in the Fourth Group, stationed at Charlestown Navy Yards. He expects to report December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison BP Tee
Clase
Dloc Vieran
Mire O. Tier
Atroes
Gea
Ammen
Isoon
Charlestown
Yars
Heston
Fildes
Fusion Leaders to Discuss Police Head Appointment
A conference of political organizations involved in the Foalonin g Biche campaign has been called for next week to discuss appointing a member to Rhinelander Waldo ne police commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusion
New York
Caf Politica
Rhinelander Waldone
Hostler Burned in Barn Fire at Crandall Horse Company
A barn fire at Crandall Horse Company injured a hostler and caused a fatality. One employee died and another worker was burned. Fire crews battled the blaze, with initial reports citing extensive damage to the barn and stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostler
Botale
Derstowd
Hans
Crandall Horse Company
Jossie
Redfield's Chicken On Home Roost In Washington
In Workington December 1 a report notes Secretary Redfield’s vow to probe any industry that closes, cuts wages, or discredits the tariff law. Representative Humphrey lists 194 shingle mills and 33 lumber mills in Washington that have shut, claiming 16,000 workers affected and urging action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workington
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Humphrey
Washington
Medfield
Republicans Embrace Reform Field Inside Party
Washington December 17 by unanimous vote the Republican National Committee adopted a resolution to carry out party reforms within the party machinery rather than via a special convention. The move aims to curb Southern influence, uphold state primary laws, and pursue reforms through state organizations rather than the national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Noational Committee
Chicago
Republican Party
Indiana
Kansan
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
New Mexico
New York
North Dudtona
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
West Virginia
Ale Mnt
Wold
Charmin Wwwee
Gtnter
Conditten
Lother
Progressivea
Pirty Roboits
Blall
Delenses
Cummins
Tow
Warren
Tiber
Junner
Senuvfer Canininae
Ubex
Coming Minstrels at St Josephs in Mandas Evening
The Junior Holy Name Society of St Josephs Parish presents a minstrel event for friends and attendees at St Josephs School. Local parish members and residents from John Street participate in a lighthearted program of music and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St Joseph's Parikh
Okely
St Joseph's School
John TD
Hott
James Street
Injured By Fall From Scaffold At State Hospital
A worker named Thomaz McQuiin, a maton at Olver Avenue, suffered injuries from a scaffold fall at the State Hospital. He has broken ribs and neck lacerations after the accident on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaz McQuiin
Olver Avennt
Ely
State Hospital
Thrall Hospital
Avert
Howells New Hall And Library Opens With Eventful Night
Howells opens its new hall and library with an eight o clock program in Beach Orchestra led event. Dedicatory address by Nelson B Mapes, violin solos by Karl Mitchell, and songs by Miss Mary Billings and Mrs Harry Beach draw applause. The Howells Improvement Corporation built the hall on main street near World station with seating for over 200 and a large kitchen and dressing rooms. A bountiful supper followed the entertainment and dancing to Beachs orchestra continued until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Harry Beach
Misa
Ethel Hymard
Nelson B. Mapes
Karl Mitchell
Miss Mary Billings
Howells
Crosby
Howells Improvement Association
Boands
Worle
Howells Library
Eiher
Thimble Chiair
Howells Free Library
Janie M. Masterson
The
Library Association
Sarah L. Mapes
Hector Tuthill
Charles W Cairns
James N Mapes
Charles D. Mapes
Howells Improvement Corporation
John O'Brien
Trank Eb, Vail
James N. Mapes
Lewis IL. Manes
Roderick Robertson
Sarah L Mapes
Charles &. Mapes
Ethel Hyward
Frank E. Vail
Caroline F. Horton
Lewis H. Mapes
Henry H. Case
Coe H. Corwin
Lewis TH. Mapes
Lieutenant Iseman Receives New Assignment Abroad
Navy orders reveal John Taeman Iseman Jr of this city is ordered detached as aide on the staff of the commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet and assigned to the governor general at Manila Philippines. Iseman has long served as lieutenant on the admiral's craft with expertise in international law aiding his new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John & Taeman, Jr
John J. 1Setion
Thin City
Grady
United States Navy
Manila
Philippine Islands
Newt
Iseman
Brown
Philippines
Shooting Incident Under Investigation On Genwi Street Ridge
Police investigated a shooting that occurred after midnight on Genwi Street Ridge. Several shots were fired during a fight involving local residents. one participant fled before officers arrived, and witnesses identified involved individuals connected to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmeera
Herbert Aud
Renee Meeere
Genwi
Auell
Jared Opanta
Otcer
Thie City
Committee Report On Local Armory Repairs
A committee including Way Yam Moetas Archibald Gordon and ROP Vail reports findings on the Middietoan armory inspection. The panel notes expected completion by December 1 and November 24 with the Wald unit described as first class and fully ready for use, pending further verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middietoan
Way Yam
Moetas
Archibald Gordon
Rop
Vail
Doty’s Condition Improves After Near Tragic Crash
Reports say Doty shows partial recovery after a serious incident. Relatives confirm improvements as details emerge from the Vato bats and local notices. The Port Jervis union and Wald?ich mention ongoing care and hope for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of
Meniae
Arnest
Port Jervis
Sale of Booze at Court House Auction Dec 30
Court House at Goshen to auction a confiscated stock of liquor seized after Monroe raids. Under William W. Farley, State Commissioner of Excise, the sale covers beer wine and spirits from Idle Hour Inn Mack's Cafe and Monroe House. Two stone jugs, dozens of bottles and demijohns valued as seized ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
William W. Farley
Mack's Cafe
Monroe House
Obermyer & Liebman
Idle Hour Inn
Hotties
Old Crow
Winter Head of Branch Society Honors Jareen
In the recent election of officers the Winter of Cornmeal group names Jareen as head of the First Testret Yromc division within the Medical Society site in New York. The position covers Orange County and surrounding counties including Westchester Ricaland and Orvace. The mission includes two items within 250g.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Orange County
Cr. Dents
New York
Rican End
Westchester
Ricaland
Datebess
Orvace
Cardinal Rampolla Dies in Rome
Cardinal Rampolla, a leading papal figure, died in Rome after a night of illness. The Pope, who conferred at a densio earlier, mourned the Cardinal as one of the greatest in the church and attributed his death to likely heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Rampolla
Rome
Degardin Rampella
Densio
Tariana
Goshen Sailor Heads for England Amid Delay
A Goshen man sails for England after awaiting a voyage date. He plans to spend weeks on handling private aviation matters and fire safety, with the journey set for late December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Goshen
Pee
Caviaton
Ward Elected Wor shipful Master Of Hoffman Lodge
J Harry Ward was elected Worshipful Master of Hoffman Lodge No 412 F and A M at the regular meeting at the Temples on Tuesday evening. Other officers named include Senior Warden Harry T Criet Junior Warden Irving W Davey Treasurer Thomas K DeWitt Secretary L B A Taylor Trustee Russell Wiggins three years. John Bright the retiring Master was added to the building committee overseeing plans for the new Temple work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Ward
Hoffman Lodge
A. M
Harry T. Criet
Iirving W. Davey
Thomas K. DeWitt
L B. A. Taylor
Russell Wiggins
John Bright
New Lodge Officers to Be Installed January First
The lodge at North and Cortland Sierrt will elect officers and install new leaders on January first. Dieoree T. Breant presented an engraving of Isaac Offs, the first Aunier Watlen of Hofman fade, who held office during IIT and SS years. Mr. Datell, the lodge treasurer, also noted the lodge’s history.
Miss Carr Shines in Twelfth Night Cast
Miss Mattha D Carr of 20 Renton Avenue and a student at Welleeley Colles, Wied Teens, Mast, starred in a candlelight production of Twelfth Night Tuesday evening. Carr is well known locally and connected with St Paks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattha D Carr
Waratt Carr
Renton Avenue
Welleeley Colles
Mast
Santa Claus to Visit Local High School Event
Rumor points to Santa Claus visiting Santa Clara High School on Frat morning. Students plan a gift exchange with a festive assembly led by a senior class and a chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Santa Clara
Nesin
Jaamierang
Jury probes alleged fraud in Tuxedo turnpike road contract
Two state engineers testified in Nyack that Bart Dunn and the Dunbar Construction Company overcharged the state for 30 000 dollars of road work on the Tuxedo Park project. They said only 1135 cubic yards of concrete were used of 2270 paid for, with thinning layers and no proper grout or macadam cleanup, calling the concrete rotten and weak. The defense signaled a broader attack on the highway department and contract conditions as they plan to show heavy traffic during construction damaged the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hennegsy
Bart Duon
Tuxedo Turnpike
Rockland County
Nyack
Tammany
Bart Dunn
Dunbar Construction Company
Joseph J. Forgarty
State Highway Department
Charles M. Hilton
Henry P. Morrison
Hilton
Gagan
Wiliam Travera Jerome
State Highways Department
Tuxedo Park
Jerome
Savers Brober
Spike” Hennessy
Inspector Testifies to Cuts in Prison Water Contract Payments
State inspector David E. Lee testified in the Fitzgerald Colline trial that he reduced Fitzgerald's demanded payments for the Great Meadow prison water supply. Lee said April claims dropped from 25 153 to 20 005, with excavations cut to 14 080 and a 2000 canal item eliminated. He noted May adjustments as well while defending his approach as protecting the state and himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucgon “Falls
David E. Lee
Michael J. Fitzgerald
Great Meadow Prison
Mr. Lee
Fitzgerald
Cornelius V. Colline
Lee
Rogers
Justice Borst
Heifer Drowned in Wallkeill Near Goshen
Goshen December 16 A farmer near Midway Dark named George W. Earie endures a run of bad luck with his young stock. He has lost animals to the trolley and now a heifer drowned while night hunters frightened the herd into the Wallkeill fence. The drowned animal valued at about 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
George W. Earie
Midway Dark
Country Grocery Brings Merriment in Goshen
The Country Gre atty Store at the Central last sight distributed prizes for merriment and useful articles. Mr. George FL Greig received the monthly pass. Next Tuesday night the same men will host a Christmas dinner arrangement with prizes tied to a regular Christmas dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Last Sight
George FL Greig
Dr A P Powelson Stricken With Fever
Dr Arthur P Powelson of Walden, son of Mr and Mrs A L Vo N Powek arn, was rushed to Varad Hospital in this city Tuesday with fever. Under care of Dr J L Hat iiet several cases of typhoid fever are reported in Walden, and it is believed Powelson contracted the disease from patients he treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Powelson
Walden
AL Vo N. Powekarn
Varad Hospital
Turetay
J. L. Hatiiet
Wahlen
Int. Rowelson
Death linked to love triangle ends in tragedy in Weehawken
Harry Stovgar of Weehawken Heights told of attempting to kill himself after being denied permission to view his sweetheart Miss Angie McKinney's body. McKinney died by self harm in a West Shore Railroad station restaurant. Stovgar, burned while trying to drink carbolic acid, described a tale of love, jealousy, and accusation against a married railroad man. County physician ordered further investigation before burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stovgar
Weehawken Heights
Angie
McKinney
West Shore Railroad Station
Weehawken
Breegar
Misa Mmckinney
New York
A. Smith
New York Central Lines
Detectives Dig For Stolen Coins At Rosendale
Two detectives and Deputy Sheriff Jacob Huben search near the Catholic cemetery in Rosendale for two bags of silver valued at 9500 buried by Otto H. Houst. Houst, arrested in November for stealing a 20000‑coin collection from Waldo Newcomer, told confessions of burial in Rosendale and river disposal, but the bags remain unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Huben
Rosendail
Otto H. Houst
Waldo Newcomer
Baltimore
Rosendale
Houst
Sherif Hubdeo
Kingston
New York City
North River
West 42Nd Street
Weehawken
Rovendale
Auchmoody
Minisink Valley Dinner Planned for February 23, 1914
Minisink Valley Historical Society executive committee met at Port Jervis to organize committees for the spring dinner and annual meeting. C. & Caddeback presided. Dr J J Mila Alfred Martin and S M Cuddeback named to advance dinner arrangements and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minisink Valley
Daiwnes Reunel
W. H. Nestpass
Luncheon and Sale Successful at Grace Crunch Parish House
The ladies of SS Mary's Guild held a Christmas sale at the Grace Crunch Parish House. The event drew many people, with most sale items offered at little or no cost. The committee reported strong support and plans for future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS Mary's Guild
Te Grace Crunch
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Auditor Goethus
Grange
Associated Press
Electrican Tide
Reform
ST. Joseph's
Mise
Aolo
Lieut. Iseman
Court House
National Hotel
Madine
Hoffman
Isaac Otis
Inspector
Heifer
Wallkeill
A. P. Powelson
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