Brennan Murder Suspect Tramps Thought Responsible
Walden December 2. The murder of Charles Brennan a 65 year old farmer in Alousomon is blamed on passing tramps. The crime occurred early Sunday when Brennan, found shot and bludgeoned in his home, lived alone and had no known enemies. County officials and neighbors pursue leads as snow muffles traces, with detectives examining the scene and nearby tracks.
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Walton
Port Jervis Lad Fatally Hurts in Apparent Accident
A Port Jervis youth suffered fatal injuries in a likely accident near a roadway. Authorities reported the incident as a fatality and are investigating the circumstances.
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Port Jervis
Surrogate Ransom Died at Hartsdale
Reports state a surrogate ransom case resulted in a death at Hartsdale. The article mentions related hearings and notes on the deceased and involved parties, including references to officials and legal actions surrounding the case.
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Hartsdale
Increase For Judge By Board Of Supervisors Sparks Debate
Goshen December 22. At Monday SOS session Board of Supervisors considered a resolution to raise the salary of the Speed County Judge from 600 to 1000 as of January first. Attendees argued the increase after five years shows duties have grown. some urged a hearing for Judge Royce while others resisted. A committee study was approved and Judge Royce may appear before the board.
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Goshen
Board of Supervisors
Warne
Speen County
Muspach
Mar. Gordon
Royce
Hoyce
Hail Weller
Mi. Dime
Joyce
Ife
Middletown
I. Life
Floyte
Ivedian
Clark
Rogonty
Rene San
Duffy
Gregg
Abalimen Groge
NW Fuesth
St. Emma
Wedhegilay
Manning
Committee On Public Buildings
Guils
Uiat
Securdy
oMce
Lusk Aystem
Enid Ha
John 8. Rose
Republican County Committee
Iit
Robert J. Hoek
Witlany P. Greer
Democratic
Uumittes
Jehan FE. Corwin
Mr. Clath
New York Telephone Camyrans
Cetival Hadson Gas £ Ee Iy Company
Law Committee
Joseph Morteakes
Compiere
Reed Wins Minor Victory in Patronage Skirmish over Bland Appointment
Washington reports Senator Reed secured an adverse report on Ewloy C. Bland for U S Marshal Western Districts of Missouri while seeking delay for Benalor Stone’s return. The dispute echoes wider fights with Postmaster General and White House over fourth class post offices and party loyalty. An unfavorable report also hit Frederick L Siddons for Commissioner of the District of Columbia.
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Senator Reed
White House
Ewloy C. Bland
United States
Missouri
Judiciary Committee
Benalor Stone
Florida
Bland
W. H. Collins
Kansas City
Stone
Reed
Warlebon
Chelve
Frederick L. Siddons
District of Columbia
Jwlictary Committee
Wallkill River Grange Elects Officers for Coming Year
Wallsall River Grange No. 983 held an enthusiastic meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Names include Worthy Master James Keeney and Worthy Overseer G L Sayer. Installation is set for January 11 with a chicken supper. An old fashioned dance is planned for January 7, 1815. invitations extended to past Grange dancers.
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Bronday
Wight
James Keeney
Worthy Gverseer
G. L. Sayer
Herman Blumel
Leetrer
W Fllard Clark
John McCarley
Alanson Comfort
Chames Conner
Charles Evans
Frank Kain
Ceres
Pomona
Elora
G. A. Sayer
Anna Omfort
John McCarey
W. LL Bunt
L. Askew
Ker
Eyans
Main
McCartney
Hlumel
Anderson
Tus Askew
Anna Comfort
Weil
Holiday Rush At The Post Office
Last week the parcel post department faced heavy extra work to handle Christus packages. On Monday three extra workers were added as holiday mails surge. Long lines at the window and even Postmaster Moore pitched in to assist during peak rush hours. The mail room also coped with a large influx of Christmas past cards and letters.
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Parcel Post Department
Post Ofice
Christus
Moore
Decree Granted in Mrs. Alice Tears Divorce Case
Mrs Alice Tears was granted a decree in a divorce suit filed against Allen Tsar of Hope. The proceedings occurred in Newburgh with testimony recalling the couple’s marriage and a child named Sopade. The case details are sparse due to damaged text.
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Alice
Newhareh
Tee
Allen Tsar
Hopesen
Newburgh
Pinapee
Gieest
Wis City
Mcleod
Treen
Torphina
Firemen's Relief Association Elects Officers
The annual meeting of the Firemen's Relief Association was held in the City Hall reading room on Monday morning. Elected were President William Schindler, Vice President Grove Fiecher, Recording Secretary Charles Wontzel, Treasurer John Casin, and Trustees Loreniz, George Marks, and Robert Lawring.
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Eis Tal
William Schindler
Weatkiis
4Irovte Fiecher
Waalthie Pianneial Seeprtarr
Charlen Wontzel
Groves Kaufman
Wapshine Tressurer
John Casin
Wal He
Loreniz
Phoeniz
George Marks
Robert Lawring
Eagios
County Officers Liable to Fines for Fireproofing Delays
Gosden December report shows the Board of Supervisors weighing a fireproofing plan for the County Clerk and Surrogate offices in Goshen. State official Thomas Quinn warns penalties of $20 daily per officer for delay while plans call for steel window frames copper flashing and a possible third floor. Total estimated cost 46900 dollars with 32000 for the Clerk’s office and 14600 for the Surrogate’s. The board directs preparation of detailed specifications for fireproofing.
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State Department
Hervey Taylor
Surrogate’s Office
All. Toth
Pub Hc Committee
Clark
Washington Camp Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
Washington Camp No 17 U S of A elected its officers at a regular meeting held Monday evening. George Cole was named President, William Eichhanz Vice President, John Knapp Master of Farms, William Breunich Recording Secretary, O P Fellows Financial Secretary, J T Benton Treasurer, FHS Brian Conductor, William Wood Inspector, George Horray Guard, and a trustee to be named. Installation scheduled for January 8.
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U. S. of A
George Cole
Vevresident
Wim_ Eichaiaz
John Knapp
Wliam Breuneh
P Fellows
JT. Benton
Fhs Brian
William Wood
Wants Van Aken Moved From Jail
Newburgh December 22 A petition filed by William J Geanies of Kingston and Preleriktk Sterhen Jr of This City seeks to move Farwin Van Aken who is held awaiting trial for the murder of Tartie D Van Aken in Port Toesa October Ollati. The petition claims possible concealment of evidence and asks the judge to transfer Van Aken to a different cell.
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Dee 22—Corporation
Peimssl
William J. Geanies
Kink.st
Preleriktk Sterhen, Jr
Cts
Hae Doeg Patalardts Fawin van Aken
Tartie D Vanden
Port Toesa
Ollati
Demo Tises
Tister
Par
Ather Dorie
VanAken
Remembering Newburgh Coasters and Assembly Escapades
An Antiquarian recounts old Newburgh life with coasting on Grand Street and river winds, featuring daring riders and notable figures like Billy Belknap and Jim Miller. The piece also recalls an 1869 Midland Railroad push, Orange County politics, and a lively Senate chamber brawl between Messrs Shuitt and Alvord.
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Otten
Jim” Miller
Newburgh
Billy" Belknap
Golden wedding of Van Keurens remembered in Montgomery
On Monday December 21 1864 Mr and Mrs J Harvey Van Keuren of Montgomery marked their golden wedding in quiet fashion due to a serious niece but hope for a family gathering later Three guests from the original ceremony were George Wilkin near Winterton Mrs Anna Wood New York and Augustus Crawford near Montgomery Their only son died years ago Friends wish the couple many more years of happiness.
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J. Harvey van Keuten
Montgomery
Albert Crawford
Union Street
George Wilkin
Winterton
Anna Wood
New York
Augustus Crawford
van Keuren
Gifts of Wines Tax Must Be Paid Under War Act
Saloonkeepers and liquor dealers are reminded they must stamp tax wines before sale during holidays. The War Revenue Act imposes a stamp tax on wine by bottle size with rates up to 19 cents for a pint or more, with adhesive stamps canceled by the dealer at sale. Liqueurs and similar compounds are taxed similarly. Deputy collector Leo N. Doods issued the remand order enforcing the provision.
House Sets Special Debate on Horizon Tuition Amendment
Washington notes a special session debate to discuss a national program related to Horizon tuition aid. The plan aims to attach a proposed amendment for nationwide approval, with a Senate vote expected tonight.
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Washington
Former Senator Hinchiiffe Taken To Florida
Former Senator John Hinchiiffe from Paterson Ned was taken to St Ancestine Florida last week. He will remain through the winter. The former mayor was ill when he left the city but was in good spirits upon departure.
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Florida
John Hinchiiffe
Paterson
Ned
St Ancestine
Ramiain
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