Child Run Down in Street Sled Ride
Mary Kortright ten injured when a horse and sleigh struck her as she sledded on Hoffmann Street near Miller Avenue. The 10 year old was cut above the knee and awoke with shock. Police sought the sleigh driver who failed to stop as bystanders aided her home. She is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Charles F. Kortright
Ifi Milly Avenue
Evera
Hill
Hoffman Street
Fate Dolson
Orne
Khosar
Milla Avenue
Hofman Street
Senuus
Pathetic story told by father in Abisefly court
Newburgh jury duty scene centers on Dy Telephone to the Timen Prass account of Tucker a Chicago railroad conductor charged with abandoning two minor children in Port Jervis. He seeks custody back after deeded home to their mother. Judge Seeger questions him about paternity and support, Tucker then offers weekly payments of 210 while probation officers audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timen-Prass
Newburgh
Der
Kent Po Tackler
Abisefly
Chicago
Port Jervis
Port Jervia
Joleed
Moore
Tudor
Tucker
Judes Seeger
Folka
Widdietown
New Jersey
Jesse Seecer
Chilldren's
Neressart
Bee
Engineer Hector Leaves Hospital After Wreck
Port Jette cor general weeks report engineer William J Hector discharged from MM Prancky hospital Port Jette after injuries from the New Tok Tavinion wreck on November 6. He says a friend’s deafness prompted his remark about paper and wishes to recover at home, noting his hearing loss and belief the carrier may have been damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hector
Hartiman
Letters From The Times Press Readers Tucker Denial
Mrs Ernest Tucker writes to dispute a story about her former partner Ernest Tucker published in the Times Press mockup. She claims the tale is false from start to finish and recounts personal hardship including a mortgage, loss of property, and support for her children. She asserts she did not receive expected help and notes ongoing struggles with housing, work, and family care. Port Jarvis papers requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Timens Prenn
Ernest D. Tucker
Ernest D ‘Tucker
Deeger
Yoyself
Alxo
Uatrow
Jerney
Union Hat Shop
Port Jarvis
Dankst D. Tuckior
Progress Chamber Paper Progrene Debuts Jan 1
The Kenosha chamber of commerce plans a four page monthly paper named Progrene to be issued starting the first of the year. It will be mailed to members for edification with no advertising. W Scott Radeker is acting secretary awaiting Gus Theleen’s arrival. Bylaws favor pamphlet distribution among members.
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Chamber of Commerce
Finc Jt
W. Scott Radeker
No party holds control in house after election
Washington reports revived figures on returns from the last election show neither Democrats nor Republicans will hold a majority in the next House. Independents and two Progressives with one Prohibitionist and one Socialist affect control, totaling 214 Republicans and 214 Democrats, two Independents, two Progressives, one Prohibitionist, one Socialist, with two contested seats. A majority requires 215.
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Washington
Etl
Democrata
Prohibitionists
Republicana
Prisoners Freed by County Judge
Newturch December 27 all prisoners released under suspended sentences by County Judge Leeceron were discharged from the Court on Saturday afternoon by Sheriff Hallock. Records show they report to the Probation Officer. two colored men from Goshen were noted. Indictments include webbery in the first degree and assault cases. details of trials and defense assignments listed. A dinner was provided for the prisoners at Newhups Cent on Mond, featuring chicken and other fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newturch
Leeceron
Une der
Webbery
Clearwater
Washington
Xipesrt
Jana
Tso
Seeger Nan
A. M Troderickson
James Williama
Vnthans Chamberlain
Achra
Oranberr Vance
Strate Tin and Malar Minerva Quarry Trade Notes
Fragmentary item notes Strate Tin and Mal ar environment steel mine at Hohanon with high quality ore. Mentions smelters at Ringapete Fremont shipments to United Kingdom and nearby areas for smelting. Includes a Times Prem Want Ad column reference and advertising tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohanon
Ube
Ringapete
Fremont
United Kingdom
Uein
Makeup of Grand Circuit Still a Matter of Doubt
With the annual Grand Circuit meeting in Avanta next month the circuit’s makeup remains doubtful. Talks of Kala bazooo retirement and Readvitte’s return on the circuit map loom, while five weeks of racing across New York Massachusetts Connecticut and Pennsylvania seem assured. The article recalls Readville era racing and notes a push to reestablish Readville as a top center with plans to include Syracuse Poughkeepsie Philadelphia and Hartford in a staged circuit, plus Detroit Cleveland and Columbus as early meetings. It also discusses fast pacers and trotters and potential races for 2:04 class next year featuring Mabel Trask Mary Putney and Cox with Mary Putney driven by Dick McMahon and other notable horses and sires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanta
Kalabazooo
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Readville
Saugus
Narragansetts
Charter Oak
Poughkeepere
Rhode Ialand
New England
Exalta
Boston
Seaboard
Star Pointer
Hartford
Gocher
Syracuse
Canal
Fillmont Park
Middle West
Detroit
Cleveland
Windsor
Grand Rapid
Poughkeepsie
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Poughkeeptie
Suracuse
Columibus
Lexington
Cox
Mabel Trask
Mary Vputner
Dick McMahon
Mary Putney
Mabel Trasko Cox
Geershaa St. Frisco
Voung
Murphy
Peter Scott
Yorhans Azora Axworthy
Anthow
Mr Stone to Leaves Lighting Company
Leander Preds president of Orange County Lighting Co announced Wednesday that Laman will head the gas department, State will become rear manager as Stone retires. William Taman has long served the Middletown plant and Meeban acted as assistant manager. Stone leaves after six years in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander C. Preds
Orange County Lighting Company
Willard
Laman
Gee
Lantan
SM. State
Wiliam N. Taman
Businean
State
Middletown
George AL Saatin & Ben Company
Huhting
Wallkill Council
Noot Jr
Monhagen
Amt
Middletoun Lodge
Cas
Sanonthead
Detroit
Charee
Manta
Deetroit Cay Gas Company
Tefero Vsming
Maidietoen
Stone
Public
Seevier Commission
Hta
Ahan
Stame
de Vere
Nuelle Hosts Railway Men in Omaha Dinner Meeting
General Superintendent J. H. Nuelle of the Omaha & Western hosted Superintendents Wells McQueen of the Scranton division and Witham of the Northern Division along with 21 others for lunch at Seeholzer's restaurant and a subsequent conference at Nuelle's office. The gathering focused on road efficiency and left attendees pleased with the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Nule
Omaha & Western
Wells 1 McQueen
Scranton
Witham Artigan
Wivsion
Seeholzer
Nuelle
Varione Matter
Funeral for Jacob Gunther Held at Wennertay Alemona
The funeral of Jacob Gunther was held at Wennertay Alemona with services at the residence and a manny service led by Past Master Irving Wolwver. Delecations from local organizations attended. interment was in Wales Cemetery, with pallbearers listed and Hoffman Lose in charge. The event honored the Webs Horton Memorial Church legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gunther
Wennertay Alemona
Oclork
Tate
Aroad
Wales Cemetery
Chitpe Oargh
John D Coleman dies on Christmas morning in Paterson
Paterson New Jersey December 27 John D Coleman dies at his son s home 18 Clinton Street Christmas morning in his 93 4 year The longtime trucker born Monroe X Y lived in Paterson two years with his wife and nine children He was a regular voter and followed politics closely Survived by five children Solon Orlando E Jersey City Windsor Ezra and Mrs Gilbert Morgan 40 Fair Street
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Paterzon
Aod
Coleman
Arden
Speat
Wilton
Solon 1
I Jilnton Street
Orland E
Jersey City
Windeid
Ezra
Gilbert Morgan
Falr Street
Installation of Hoffman Lodge Officers in Missouri
Hoffman Lodge Mo 412 F A M held the installation of officers Tuesday night at its lodge room. Past Master John Oes assisted by Right Worshipful N D Milliard. Officers installed include War Master J Noble Wood, W Chartles H Pickard, J W Fred 8 Rosers, Treasurer Thomas K DeWitt, Secretary J B A Taylor, Chaplain Rev J P Hunter, Organist Andrew J Baird, Finance C H Tickard, and Trustees Frank Harding John Brinht with various ward and committee assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Lodge
John Oes
N. D. Milliard- Inc
J. Noble Wood
W—Chartles
H. Pickard
J. W
Fred
Rosers
Treas
Thomas K. DeWitt
Seey
J. B.A. Taylor
Ballman
Andrew J. Baird
Fhow—b
Roe
C. H. Tickard
Rovers
Ruckter
Frank Harding
Sears
John Brinht
Paeaslees
RR. Werernreth
Decat M. Gregory
Charles B. Puck
D A. Hampton
Fletcher G. Bonds
Jota J. Ketcham
Iaech S Saibnan
ELE OR
Reasch
Thaties X Tatior
Frarth Rand
John A Wood Dies at Newburgh in Baltimore Era Style
John A. Wood formerly of Wood and Lahey died suddenly at his Rome Street home. He was known in local sporting circles and is survived by his wife. Interment will be at Piskki Herald Cemetery following services Friday afternoon.
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John A. Wood
Wood & Lahey
Rome
Montcomens Street
Welock
Piskki Herald
Newspapers Chosen by Supervisors Goeden Dec 27
At a Board of Supervisors meeting the Newburgh Daily News and Middletown Daily Argus were designated to publish session laws and concurrent resolutions for the coming year. Port Jervis Union designated for election notices. Democratic members had not named a paper yet. Official canvass for 1917 assigned to Chester Independent-Republican and Warwick Valley. Discussion on retaining H W Chadeayne as county attorney to recover sums from New York City. Amended resolution to extend investigation until March. Report of County Superintendent Svehely received and filed. Feasibility study favored increasing the special deputy clerk’s salary to 1200 with bills to be introduced by Senators Stivere and Men. Orange County Charity Association offered to assist the superintendent of the poor in 1917. $133.23 per month appropriated for that purpose. Adjournment to 1:30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goeden
Board of Supervisors
Newburgh
Heater
Chadeause
John EB
John D Stivere
Charles L
Ornge County
State Charities Aid Association
Wre
Unusual Will of Sarah M Warren in Newburgh
In Newburgh at Montgomery, Sarah M Warren bequeathed one dollar each to Sallie M Sands and Lottie Warren Sheridan, cutting them from an estate valued at 13 000 dollars plus 00 realty. Executor Anson J Fowler to dispose of property for cash and distribute remaining assets per intestate law, with two relatives excluded. Probate granted. other accounts set in motion. estate valued at 6 571 18 dollars.
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Newburgh
Sallie M. Sands
Montgomery
Lottie Warren Sheridan
Sarah M. Warren
Anson J. Fowler
Hum
George W. Keriochan
Horace Warren
Satie Howe
Sallie Warren
Jenale Baker
Charlotte Sheridan
Newark
Cora Besshe Trempet
Lovenia
Thomas Kent
James T. Kent
Cecilia A. Pops
Irving C. Keat
Cornwall
Mar
J. Hetlmer
Juliet Codeneth
Seerze Coblish
Jonathanale Coblich
Jane 5
Crocim
Walden
Harriet
Tunedo Park
Sweeey
Ta Thie City
Te Seerey
Ertaic
Beiec
Alex
Thompson
Lene
Padneferd
Moaree
Gretter
George, Bresnan
Schimhiraor
Challen J Breenan
Community tree celebration marks bright Christmas program
A large village crowd enjoyed a Christmas tree event and village musical groups in Hileaville, with the community Christmas day program praised as a great feature. A Sunday school presentation honored John J. Hunt, a long-time church affiliate, and local families and students are noted visiting relatives and returning home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hileaville
M. FE
John K. Hunt
John J. Hunt
Louise Stewart
Mary Hartwig
Grace Briggs
Miss Hartwig
Orlando Hartwig
Canal Street
Hartwig
Woodmere
L. L
Horace G. Kimble
New York
Ida Kimble
Kimble
Lila GB
Seaman
R. &. Saunders
Charles H. Hayes
Philadelphia
Maple Avenue
B. Pierson
Liberty
George Bennet
Port Jervis
Newburgh Man David Caruthers Killed in Auto Crash
Newburgh, Dec 27 David Caruthers 42 died in St Josephs Hospital Yonkers from injuries after being struck by an automobile on Monday night. He was en route home from New York City with relatives and identified by William C Chambers. Caruthers was secretary of the Draherkeed of Catpemeets and Jotners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Newburgh
David Carutthers
St. Josephca Hospital
Yonkers
Iverae
Scarsdale
Youkem
Newbergh
Newtburgh
Draherkeed
Catpemeets and Jotners
Slash Claims of Vote Canvassers
A Times-Press report notes confusion over election canvassing for soldier vote. Only a few sections from New Jersey districts showed differing directives, with observers alleging irregularities and extra fees. The piece cites candidates and committees amid debate over canvassing methods and legality.
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Mary Kortright
Hector
Times
Verdun
France
1. F
Grand Circuit
MR. Stone
Lighting Company
Willard N. Lyman
AR. Nuelle
Memoria
John. D. Coleman
Monroe
Paterson
Seemet
Tongs
Daltimere Ametices
Seston
Meshem
Tolam
Leo
David Caruthers
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Sita
Fe Sperters
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