State Board of Canvassers Completes Work
Albany December 16 Willard Bartlett elected Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals by 3 018 votes over William Werner. Republican Hiscock leads Democratic Kirkus for Associate Judge with large margins and both endorsed by Independence League. Four constitutional amendments carried including workmen’s compensation and two additional county judges in Kings County.
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Albany
Willard Bartlett
Cief
Court of Appeals
William Werner
Preak H. Hiscock
Republics
Abram S. Kirkus
Bartlett
Independence League
Hiscock
State Board of Canvrasegrs
Te S Court of Appeals
Wiliam H. Weiner
Learned Hand
Henry L.slobodin
Charles B. Manniere
Prohibition
Frank H. Hiesock
Abram I Ellcus
Samuel Seabury
H. D. Wilcox
J. Hart
Albany County
Chautauque
Erie
Herkimer
Kings
Monroe
Navaau
New York
Oneida
One
Queens
Wes
Richmond
Rensecleer
Chi Anectady
Socialinta
New York County
Kinga
Chautauqua
Onondaga
Schone
Glynn
Mora
Death in Walden of Neil Terwilliger
Neil Terwilliger died at his Albany avenue home after a two week illness from typhoid fever followed by a sudden brain illness. He was 61 years old, born January 26 1852 in Spring Glen Sullivan County. He married Anna Rosencrans in 1873 and is survived by four children and three sisters. He was active in the M Big Church and several fraternal and benevolent groups. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev. Robert J. Ross officiating and interment in Wallkill Valley cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Neil Terwilliger
Albany Avenue
Spring Glen
Sullivan County
Anna FE. Rosencrans
Maude
Clarence Wilson
Mabel
George A
Wallkill
Edmund ‘N
Beacon
Catherine Carma
Thompson Ridge
Louise Dupo
Blasio Ruptan
Wurtedoro
Terwilliger
M. Big Church
New York Knife Works’ Sick and Rural Society
Henry Gowdy Council
M. Mohonk Tribe
L O. BR. M
Dengisters of
Pocahontas
Robert J. Ross
M. EB. Church Inter-ment
Wallkill Valley Cemetery
Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers at Martha Washington Meeting
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge elected officers at the regular Monday evening session. N G Ante Hodge served as president and Carie B. Olde as vice president. Esther Seeler is secretary treasurer Jennie Ryan and Della Loder will serve as a three year trustee. Newly elected officers will be announced.
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Martha ‘Washington
Rebekah Lodge
N. G
Ante Hodge
Carie B
Esther Seeler
Mary Grue
Jennie Ryan
Yeave
Della Loder
Wickham Hosts Third Wedding Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs Walter Wickham celebrated their third wedding anniversary at their Spring Street home Goeben Dec 16. About fifteen friends attended enjoying dancing cards and a fine supper served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goeben
Walter Wickham
Spring Street
Bichloride Twins in Trouble Again in Newburgh
Newburgh authorities moved to arrest Edward Grant and William Delahanty two men nicknamed bichloride twins for allegedly breaking parole after allegedly assaulting Frank Kennedy at 37 East Parmester Street. Justice Morehhauser condemned the youths and ordered Sheriff Loafer and District Attorney Wilson to file a complaint and take the pair into custody. Kennedy and a young woman were reportedly heckled near Ravings Bank, leading to a severe beating with Grant tripping and kicks to the head and face. The judge expressed strong anger and vowed strict punishment, saying the men belong on the rock pile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Bherlf Losier
Supreme Court
Morehhauser
Edward Grant
William Delahanty
Frank Kennedy
Chamber
East Parmester Street
William RA. Hayes
St. Mary's Church
Kennady
Second Street
Ravings Bank
Kennedy
Grant
Delehanty
Burial ritual for Gypsy queen Betsy Buckland
Paterson reports the burial of Betsy Buckland also called Betsy Smalloe queen of the Buckland tribe. The Rev Clarence Hdward Macartney led the service at the First Presbyterian Church after Betsy died of heart failure near High Bridge on Tuesday. She founded the Buckland tribe twenty four years ago and leaves husband Plato Buckland two sons Joshua and Thomas and five daughters Jennie Carrie Kisare Liga and Carlinia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckland Tribe
King
Plato Buckland
Joshua
Thomas
Jennie
William Penfold
Carrie
Sampson Palmer
Kisare
Moses
Small
Liga
Charles Cooper
Carlinia
Robert Tervide
Umbrella Mender Arrested for Shop Theft
William Donisy an umbrella mender living on Bridgeport Conn was arrested by Officer Dopeon on Tuesday charged with stealing a pair of shoes from Endicott Johnson Co store on Exuare. A room search after the arrest revealed another pair of cloth slippers stolen from Samuel Gray's store on James street. Both thefts occurred Monday. Conley pled guilty to the charge and was sentenced to twenty days in Goshen county jail. Officer Dop son made his first arrest with the force two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Donisy
Bridgeport
Conn
Dopeon
Endicott Johnson Company
Exuare
Samuel Gray
James Street
Conley
Starr
Goshen
Dopson
Lad's Burns Defy All Treatments
Goshen December 17 David Spears a ten year old boy with both legs badly burned six weeks ago by boiling water remains confined to bed. Doctors have tried every wound treatment applicable to such injuries but all have proved useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
David Spears
Studio Classes Tea and China Sale in Goshen
Mrs. Elston invites the public to a tea and china sale in Goshen on December 17 from 3 to 9. The event features a lively musical program with vocal and instrumental pieces and recitations performed by students, who will serve the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ensign Returns From Long Trip On Multiple Vessels
Ensign Earl A McIlorre aboard the Utah along with the Wreminr, the Arkaness and the Florida returned from a 3009 mile voyage and anchored in New York. A correction notes Little F Moore was not the widow but the daughter of the late Patrick Moore of Middletown.
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Earl A. Mclotrre
Utah
Wreminr
Arkaness
Florida
Seeear
New York
Goshen
Seeterdar
Little F. Moora
Patrick Moore
Middletown
Lizzle F. Moore
Farrel to Preach at Masons Meeting in Goshen Church
Goshen December 16 The Goshin Lodge No 25 Fraternal group attends Presbyterian Church. Thomas Farrel addresses Sunday congregation with a sermon titled A World With Draft and War. Dr Peters presents a talk on Hugh Cost of Living and How to Be.
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Goshen
Goshin Lodge
Fl & A
Thomas Farrel
Madison C. Pewre
Dra. Ramfem
Dr. Peters
Bie Var
j'Hugh
Ze. Een
Erie to Have New Engine of Great Power
The Erie Company will soon have in service an engine weighing 419 tons with unprecedented tractive power. This 0-6- c n cylinder articulated Mellott compound features Baker valve gear Etreat mechanical stoker and Schmidt superheater. Four pairs of driving wheels sit under a new tender design increasing weight efficiency. built by Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia.
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Erie Company
Engina
Baker
Etreat
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Cattle Shippers Plan a Station at Kingston
A syndicate bought seven acres on the East side of the West Shore railroad to serve as a cattle quarantine station. A ten foot concrete wall will be built this week. Blooded cattle from Europe will be examined and tested before sale, with a six week hold to ensure sound health. Thomas Ferrell of Brooklyn directs the project, chosen for Kingston’s proximity to New York and its shipping facilities.
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Kingston
West Shore Railroad
Europe
America
Thomas Ferrell
Brooklyn
New York
Delsseroth
Mench
Cox
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Paterson Eld
Cogaz
Acceré
Womberland Park
Rineston
West Shore
Danbury
Raach
Path Cits
Dot
Teresi Graamsets
eSei
Obituary for Susan Baird Hunt Mra Hunt Widow of Peter Hunt
Susan Baird Hunt Mra died at her daughter’s home 50 Beattie avenue Wednesday afternoon at 77. Born in Greenvills she married Peter M. Hunt on March 8, 1856. Survived by daughters Mary Elizabeth Ferguson and Lillia M Palmer. grandchildren Ada Holly and Maud Mapes. great grandchildren and relatives. Funeral Friday 7:30 p.m. at home. Saturday Mt Salem burial. Rev G Dunham officiates. Fort Jervis papers please copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Baird Hunt
Peter M. Hunt
H. N. Palmer
Beattie Avenue
Greenvills
Squire
Eliza Hatrdlatan
Mary Elizabeth
O. D. Ferguson
Lillia M
Ada
Clarence B. Holly
Port Jervis
Maud
Ivan ¢. Mapes
W. H. Hunt
Mt Salem
G. Dunham
Christ Universalist Church
Fort Jervis
Christmas visit from Santa surprises Johnson pupils
Miss Bertha Wherry hosted a Christmas party for her Primary Department in the school basement. Santa and Mrs Santa Claus arrived to present Miss Wherry a pearl set gold brooch. refreshments of peanuts candy Nabiscoes were served. Pupils searched for the visitors until 4 pm. Sunday school plans Christmas exercises December 23. Schools break for two weeks Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wherry
Santa Claus
Miss Wherry
Santa
Aivo
Sweet May Wields Gavel for House
It was reported Monday that the Progressive Republicans of the state had decided to support Assemblyman Thaddeus C. Sweet of Osxeno for Speaker of the Assembly Clinton T. Horton of Erie for Republican floor leader and John Leo Sullivan of Chauisagua for chairman of the Ways and Means Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus C. Sweet
Osxeno
Assembly
Clinton T. Horton
Erie
John Leo Sullivan
Chauisagua
Mr Knox Wins Two Prizes in Recent Contests
George L. Knox of 42 Commonwealth Avenue receives letters from North American Construction Co announcing he won two fourth prizes in their contests. Each prize is 10 dollars for two photographs of houses submitted to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Knox
Commonwealth Avenue
Noth American, Comstraction Co
Houser
Albany ministers debate Sunday evening services
The Albany Ministerial Association discussed whether Sunday evening services should continue in city churches. Leaders from Second and Fourth Presbyterian, Congregational, and other churches weighed attendance, purpose, and local needs and suggested alternatives such as joint services or Bible study events to meet community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Ministerial Association
United Missionary Movement
Frank
Ively
J. W. Moldenhawer
Second Presbyterian Church
Morwenhawer
George Dugan
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Molderbawer
Charles §. Hagar
Congregational Church
Delicate Task Confronts the Administration in New York
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, guest at the North Carolina Society dinner in Manhattan, urged restrained government action. Representative Martin W Littleton warned of a delicate balance between curbing abuses by firms and preserving liberty for those who strive. Both speakers urged optimism and fair testing of public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Deniels
North Carolina Society
Finza
Manhattan
Martin W. Littleton
Littleton
New York
Loveton
Ueir
Monroe Lodge Officers Elected and Mrs Tannery Dies
The Kaxatha Chapter No. 286 OBE S observed its annual meeting electing Worthy Matron Mrs Adelia Leopard and other officers for the year. Mrs Katherine A. Tannery, wife of George H. Tannery, died Sunday at her North Main home after illness. funeral services were held Wednesday at her house with Rev S J Beary officiating and burial in Monroe cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva M. Carpenter
Etta Brooks
Tannery
Katherine A. Ramees
George HH. Tannery
Oh North Main
Tannery Baden
Eo Dauxbieva
Bernice
H‘adeth
Ie House
J. Beary
Monroe Cemetery
Murray Camp Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary in Goshen
Major H. 8. Murray Camp No 120 Sons of Veterans marked its 25th anniversary with a business meeting, three new candidates, and a detailed history of the camp. About 50 members and 120 guests from Middletown attended a buffet luncheon in the Hose Company parlors with Tierney’s orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Murray Camp
Diktwan Truck House
Chaptain Scott
Ligeeners
Scott
Hill” Bodine
Middletown
Sons of Veterans
Vikeman Hose Company
Benjamin Hull
J. C. Coleman
John S. Laroe
Nelson Hill
Fred B. Hock
Tierney
Wills Heard In County Surrogate Court at Goshen
Probate entries list multiple wills admitted to probate in Goshen and surrounding towns. Notable estates include Ruth Garrison of Warwick and Horace McBride of Wallkill, executrices named, and shares ranging from small portions to entire estates. Additional administration letters granted for Harriett Jewett and Eliza Dunn, with funeral expenses covered and legacies specified.
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Goshen
Ruth Garrison
Warwick
Sarah Murray
Horace McBride
Wallkill
Harriet D. McBride
Middletown
Julia EB. Bogardus
Julia A. Hock
New York
Samuel 8. McCollam
Newburgh
Sarah M. McCollam
Martha H. McCollam
James J. McCollam
Stewart
McCollam
Margaret H. McCollam
Catharine E. Lawrence
William A. Lawrence
Josie S. Lyon
Charles W. Lawrence
Julia V. Mcauiliffe
Highlands
Julia A. O'Brien
Phebe J. Carpenter
Paterson
NX. J
M. Cuddeback
Port Jervis
Jennie Duryea
Harriett F. Jewett
Peter Murray
Highland Falls
Eliza Dunn
Alonzo Beirne
Patrick H. Dunn
Gosh
Mary Hall
Elizabeth Hall
Dero
Monroe
Obituary notices from Port Jervis and area mourn several deaths
Elizabeth Dunn of Port Jervis dies at 75 after long illness. Survived by son Patrick Dunn of Monticello. Funeral Thursday at 11 at Church of the Most Sacred Heart with burial at St Mary's cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Erle Bhginesy Doty formerly of Port Jervis in Waldwick and John Guinan of Goshen aged 65 and 76 respectively, with funeral Masses and burials indicated.
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Elizabeth Dunn
Port Jervis
Queens County
Ireland
Wiliam Lawler
Patrick Dunn
Monticclle
Church of the Most Sacred Heard
St. Mary's Cemetery
Death of son has prostrated Frank M. Baker in Owego
George H. Baker of the firm Frank M. Baker & Son was killed in a car accident on the cut off road between Owego and Apalachin. His body and burned car were found after the crash, leaving wife Mrs. Baker and children Marion and F. M. Baker Jr. in mourning. the elder Baker, a prominent businessman and former fire chief, is described as prostrated by the tragedy.
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Owego
George H. Baker
Frank M. Baker & Son
New State Road
Apalachin
Baker
Binghamton
About & A. m
Fred C. Datley
Robert
Mr. Baker
Frank M. Baker
Oge
F. M. Baker
Marion Baker
Chalmers
John H. Webater
Washington Street
Forminghamton
Wabster
Webster
Fire Department
Milky Social Organizations
Christmas Play At Westtown Sunday School
The Methodial Sunday School in Westtown will present a Christmas program on Monday evening December 22. The event features songs, recitations, and a play titled The Night Before Christmas performed by the schoolchildren. Admission is 10 cents at the door.
Calendar reshuffle delays Newburgh court sessions
In Newburgh the December term schedule is revised as the Colligan suit overran time. Justice Morschauser reallocated seven cases to Dec 11 18 22 and postponed others to fit juries. Court opened at 10 30 after stenographer Chester Allen Smith arrived late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Jacob G. Newell
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co
Joseph Kiemnmerer
J. C
Rose M. Colligan
New York
Justice Morschauser
Brothers Hurt as Cart Wheel Strikes Rock Near Railway
Montgomery Tec 16 Special Carl and Julius Schmid sons of Mr and Mrs Julius Schmid owner of Beater Dam Stock Farm were en route to school when a frightened horse bolted toward an automobile. A wheel struck a stone with force causing the cart to overturn. The animal ran into the Empire House barn and escaped unharmed. Hatty Crabtree transported the bars to town in an automobile.
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Montgomery
Carl
Julius Schmid
Beater Dam
Empire House
Hatty Crabtree
Times Press Calendars Offer To Advertisers
The Times Press announces a personal delivery calendar for local advertisers and business readers. Subscribers may obtain the handsome calendar from the business office, with distribution date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Asr
Busines
Seribere
Times Prese
Christmas Gift Ideas From Local Shop Inventory
A shopping notice lists affordable gift options for the season. Fountain pens, Eastman cameras, stationery, calendar diaries, purses, traveling cases, bill folds, leather goods, boxes, and assorted Christmas cards are offered from low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Fountain
Eastman
Watts Field Plans for Season Improvements
Plans outline resurfacing the diamond and possible grandstand work at Watts Field to accommodate larger crowds. Improvements include raising the outfield, addressing holes and ruts, and adding dressing rooms under the grandstand. Renovations aim for a ready field by spring and brighter prospects for league play this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts Field
Selders
Boals
Lawlor
Coz
Perth Amboy
Patarsan
N. J
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State Board OF Canvassers
Adirondack
Catskill
Umbrella Mender
Ensign
MR. Farrell
Cattle Shippers
MR. Knox
Exchkags
Charles Doty
Erle Bhginesy
Charlies Doty
Waldwick
Ned
Levi Dorr
John Guinan
Guinan
Mars Cashman
Charles Street
St Josents Bro Church
St Joseph's Ceraeterr
Westtown
Hanford & Hortomte
North Street
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