Supervisors Debate County Salary and Coroner Fees
Orange County Supervisors finish their fall session with opinions from County Attorney Gott on salaries for the board and the coroner. A plan to raise the county treasurer salary to 4000 dollars faced opposition before passing 19 to 12. The body approved bills, resolved to pursue repeal of a deputy law, and adjourned, honoring Chairman Gregg with a silver service as the session closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iseman
Gott Tald
Board of Supervisore
Gott
Hume
Board of Supervisors
Orange County
Orange
County of Orange
Arcise
Esapion
Duity
Clark
Gibson
Wallace
Manning
Toth
Sneed
Gillen
Wayes
Alfemeier
Baill
Henedict
Bullwinkle
Collins
Cook
Cooper
Degmiston
Dickerson
Gordon
Moore
McCaw
Palmer
Charles Patterson
Noel—Clark
Deigsero
Deerpark
Middletown
Altameier
Orange Farm
Gregg
Knickerbocker Silver Company
Port Jervis
Toscano
Grege
Defy
Doings at the Surrogate's Office Monday
Goshen December 23 Letters of administration granted for William J Heimbach of Warrick to Hermie Stoskopt. Probate admits Lila Coolidge widow executor Frad Coolidge and Sarah Meritt estates. Beneficiaries receive shares from personal property and real estate valued at Bw Aner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aner
Frederick Coolidge
Sarah
Eterm
Goshen
Joseph Meritt
Cars Damaged In C. and W Smashup
Three loaded freight cars and two empties at Wickham avenue O and W station started on their own and rolled to East Main street crossing. They struck the bumping block, damaged cars and a trolley pole. Middletown wreckers cleared the scene by six this morning. investigation to determine cause held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickham Avenue
O. and W
East Main Street
Main Street
Wallkill Transit Company
Middletown
General Jones Plans Second Albany March
General Rosalie Jones leaves New York to scout a second Albany march starting January 1 along the Hudson west bank. The Empire State campaign committee asks the Legislature to grant women poll watchers. Army headgear includes a don key named Doc Patten carried by a Long Island suffragist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Jones
New York
Albany
West Bank of the Hudson
Jones
Empire State Campaign Committee
Carrie Chapman Catt
Craft
Martha Platechken
Nuskout
Woman Suffrage Party
East Thirty-fourth Street
Doc Patten
Long Island
Wagon narrowly misses smash at Erie crossing
In Goshen at 4 30 p m yesterday a Weyant grocery wagon was driven onto the tracks as crossing gates and flagman were arranging night signals. The wagon jammed between down gates but the driver forced through the eastbound gate, smashing it. engine No 4 came within inches of striking the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Eriease
Weyant's Grocery
Obituary notices from Salisbury Mills and Goshen entries
Civil War veteran John Greene of Salisbury Mills dies at 78 after years of infirmity. He lived with George E Tapler after his sister’s death and funeral service held at the Methodist Church with Rev Stacey. Catherine Freeman Brown of Goshen dies at 57 after six months diabetes. buried Warrick after Requiem Mass at St Edward’s Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greene
Salisbury Mills
Monroe
John
Susan Greene
George E Tapler
Banton
Washingtonville
Augustus Denniston
Mr. Stacey
Harvey Hooker
Martin Germaine
Frank Green
Robert Taylor
Julius Geuquie
Hugh Roche
Goshen
Flockia
Catherine Freeman Brown
Jane
William aArthus
University of Syracuse
Joseph
Vincent
May
Elizabeth O'Brien
Goston
Fannie Freeman
Syre- Cause
Augusta Freeman
Poushkeepaie
St. Edward'’s Catholic Church
Florida
Terment
Warrick
Special term adjourned as judge fails to appear
Goshen December reports describe County Court special term sessions for Herbert B Royce, with the judge absent until 11 o clock, causing adjournment though Royce remained ready to proceed. Meanwhile Thomas Pentel of Poughkeepsie promotes a metal resilient automatic wheel and plans launching a stock company to manufacture it commercially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Temerdar
Herbert B
Royce
Sourt
Isdee Royce
Thomas Pentel
Poughkeeprie
City Council Holds Last Regular Meeting of 1912
The Common Council of 1912 met Monday evening to bid farewell to retiring aldermen and proceed with routine business. Reports from Water Works and Police called attention to street and building activity, with Korschen praising public works and Degnan detailing city operations and proposed police staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Rackett
Bowers
Irwin Avenue
East Main Street
Wisner Avenue
Waailkill Engine Company
Frank P. Cox
W. F. Royce
John Agnew
Board of Education
Wengenroth
A. M. Horton
Horton +e
Andy
Public Works
A. Korechen
Korschen
Se Batety I. C
State Hospital
Webb Horton
Synopals of
Yeick
B. A Taylor
Musbech
Dicke
Eetimate and Apportionment
NOT CANDIDATE FOR SPEAKER WILL SU LZER QUITS RACE
William Sulzer, who lectured in the west, declares he abandons plans to be speaker of the next assembly. After his election defeat Progressive leaders told him they would have none of him. Before his lecture tour he wrote letters to all 149 assembly electees. Back at his office he found cold replies, prompting him to retire from the speaker race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Sulzer
West
Sulzer
Bachelors to Hop Friday Night at Assembly Rooms
The Bachelors plan a Christmas dance at the Assembly Rooms Friday evening. A large attendance is expected for the Christase event as the group hosts a festive bop.
Wilson Reappoints Judson C. Clements to ICC
Washington December 23 President Wilson has reappointed Judson Clements of Georgia a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The nomination was rushed to the Senate for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Judson C. Clements
Washington, D. C
Presige Wien
Georcs
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Personal notices from New Britain and Taxedo visit lists
PERSONALS. Miss Oake of New Britain Connecticut visits her father J W Dayton of Wickham Avenue in the city. Farold Riggs is spending a few days with relatives and friends in Taxedo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oake
Marah
New Britain
3. W. Dayton
Wickham Avenue
Farold Riggs
Telatites
Grange Hosts Bloomingburg Visitors in Grange Hall
About 75 attended the Wallkill River Grange meeting in Grange Hall on Tuesday night with 15 Bloomingburg Grange members visiting. Worthy Lecturer Anna J Comfort led a well enjoyed program after the business session. Speakers included B E A Jones master H S Riede Masterelect Anna Knapp C Wells J K Houston Merritt Dunning Willard Clark G L Sayer W Stewart Ker and Harold Thompson. An oyster supper followed served by members with celery pickles coffee sandwiches and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallkill’ River Grange
Grange Hall
Bloomingburg Grange
Anna J. Comfort
E. A. Jones
H. S. Riede
Anna Knapp
Youngster Burns Shows Signs of Improvement in Goshen
David Spears, a young boy badly burned on both legs weeks ago when boiling water spilled during an attempt to open a toy boiler, is now showing rapid improvement. Doctors initially feared the deep, large-area injuries would prevent recovery. The patient has been confined to bed but is slowly regaining strength, with hopes he will soon leave his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
David Spears
Daris
Chéd Tam
Country Club Elects Farley Team Captain
Goshen Y. M. Country Life Club held a postponed meeting at Phillips Place. Reynolds Farley was elected manager for the basketball team and will schedule games and prepare for play, despite a lack of a suitable practice venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Y. Mi . A. Country Life Club
MC. A
ZL. Wilcox
Phillips Place
Reynolds Farley
Goshen High School
Life of
Christ
Wills Marsh
Reers Makuen
Paul Schriver
Mayor Cox to Inspect Company at Armory Christmas Event
Children from the Home will be entertained at the armory Monday evening December 29. Mayor Rosslyn M. Cox will inspect the company during the program and no admission fee will be charged. Volunteers with cars are asked to transport the children to and from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company I
Armory
Comppany
Rosslyn M. Cox
Admiralos
Acquitted of Murder Arrested for Drink in New York City
William J. Leeban, cleared of murdering Mrs. Turner of Lakewood, was arrested in Manhattan after being intoxicated at the subway station. He carried $20 in his pockets when taken to Night Court. Magistrate Marsh reprimanded him and charged him. Leeban sought travel to New Hampshire with Mrs. Lynch’s secretary, then told his wife and boy he would return. Roger Parsons accepts cleaner post in the southeast pharmacy, filling Roy Mosely’s vacancy as condition reportedly worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Leeban
Waltel
Turner
Lakewood
Seutday
New York City
Moadar
Manhattan Street
Sefors
Leehan
New Hemyahim
Marsh
New Hampshire
Lynch
Garden
Roger Parsons
Roy Mosely
Sad double drowning at Yulan Sunday
Yulan New York December report of a double drowning at Bodine’s Lake near Yulan. Victims Miss Sarah Crandell aged 18 and William Weber aged 21 were swimming with Basil Owens when ice broke. Charles West and William Weber attempted rescue. West and Owens survived but Crandell and Weber perished after long search. Community mourns the four young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Crandell
Basil Owens
Charles West
William Weber
Mrsg. Crandell
Mr. Owens
Thesea
West
Waler
Waat
Owens
Miss Crandell
Weber
Mins Crandell
Mr. Weber
Pine Bush Native Dead at Newburgh Newburgh Pioneer Carmenlius Brink Dies at 68
Carmenlius Brink longtime Granite City Beer Co shipping department employee died at his son W Webb Brink 90 Robinson Avenue after pneumonia. A native of Pine Bush he was 68, survived by wife former Mary Jordan, one son, a brother and sister. Interment Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Carmenlius Brink
Granite City Beep Co
W. Webb Brink
Robinson, Avenue
Preumiomm
Br. Brink
Plas Bush
Townsend
Ofrig
Mary © Jordan
Dutch Arms
Dutch Reformed Church
Court calendar extends into the new year at Newburgh
Supreme Court in Newburgh extends December term with cases including Simpson Whitman and Abrams Costume Company occupying the docket. Remaining dates include December 22 with Cady vs Holmes and several others, plus January 1914 sessions. Kamp vs New York Central & Hudson River Rail Road was set to be tried after Simpson Whitman, then postponed to February per attorney William F. Caseady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Supreme Court
Joseph Mlorehhauser
Simpson Whitman
Abrams
Ienaiz Berger
Calendaris Ss
Cady
Holmes
Rosesberg
Berger
Hoche
Wright
Flanagen
Merritt
Baxter
Pepshieton
Hart
Scott Lamber Co
Etzel
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Simpson- Whitman
Wiliam F. Caseady
Robert H Barnett
Drowned Attempts To Rescue Friend In Appomattox River
Two men Joseph Kennedy of Albany New York and C A McLaughlin of Lynchburg Virginia drowned while trying to rescue a friend in the Appomattox River near How Belden of White Plains survived a partial fall Kennedy and McLaughlin fell from a wharf when McLaughlin slipped and toppled in rescue attempts followed as the river claimed the others and bodies were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kennedy
Albany
N. Y
C. A. McLaughlin
Lynchburs
Appomattox
Belden
White Plains
McLaughlin
Kennedy
Hin
Will Preach at Port Jervis First Baptist Church
Rev. B. E. Sculty will occupy the pulpit at the First Baptist Church of Port Jervis next Sunday morning and evening. He will also conduct Wednesday night services this week at St. Pauls, in line with Dr. Wallace's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Sculty
First Baptist Church of
Port Jervis
Si Paala
Aslng
Off for Florida with Henry Aiker and 3 Wo on the Comanche
D L Conkling, agent, arranged transport for Henry Aiker and three others aboard the Comanche bound for St. Clair, Fis. They plan to spend some time there as part of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Aiker
Wedoencay
St. Clair
Fis
D. L. Conkling
Steam Clans Meeting Draws Odd Participation
A local company affair featured a team event with a copper token exchange and several participants. Names listed include J. 5 Wheeler, H. Wilson, Georss Younsiora, Icha Williams, Geores E. Moors, Beal Sayer, and Golsiasa amid a late host’s crowd. details are fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Basine Company
Moesday
Taittes
J. 5
Wheeler
H. Wilson
Georss Younsiora
National Guard’s Poor Showing At Target
New York National Guard numbers show only 2,436 of about 16 000 personnel qualified for rifle at outdoor targets under the War Department system. Disappearing targets and time limits replace stationary aims, with stronger emphasis on practical shooting. Rochester Third Infantry leads with 75 marksmen, while New York City regiments show strong results in other classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York National Guard
War Department
N. B. Thurston
Peekskill
Greater
New York
State
Third Infantry
Rochester
New York City
First Cavalry
C. B. Bridgman
Second Cavalry
Brooklyn
Yonkers bachelor seeks homely wife finds moneyed match
Ralph Hernan a 3 year old bachelor of 19 Riverdale Avenue advertised for a homely wife. He received a letter from Rose Bechutas 29 of Westchester village Bronxborough claiming homeliness and wealth. He plans to use the match to start a mandarin business in Mandarwa. he will publish the letter but dislikes the photo. He moved to Westchester to pursue further contact with Miss Beckman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Ralph Hernan
Riverdale Avenue
Herman Sais
Mandarwa
Sy Facher
Sute
Herman
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Greens
Catherine F. Brown
Council OF Officials
Grange
Bloomingburg
Country Club
Farley
Cox
Yulan
Will
Phoenix
National Guard
Signal Corps
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