Fire at Goshen destroys feed store and bakery
Goshen experienced a major early morning fire that consumed the Conklin & Cummins feed store at 29 Greenwich Avenue and the adjacent bakery of Henry B Seeley. Firebug suspicion arises as surrounding buildings including the Railroad House and a large storefront were scorched. Firefighters from Goshen and Chief Hack battled the blaze as witnesses reported delayed alarms.
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Goshen
Conklin & Cummins
Greenwich Avenue
Erie Tracks
Brisk
Frank
Henry B. Seeley
Green With Avenue
Patrick P. Martin
Hiie
Thomas Finan’sirectly
Harroad Rouse
Warwick
Nash
Tee
Ehlers
Grand
West Streets
Fire scenes at Goshen and surrounding damage
Badly damaged bakery and feed store ruin mark the Goshen fire scene on Sunday. An Erie freight car was destroyed at the Erie crossing. Funeral services for Charles Franc Hawkins will be held at Warwick on Tuesday. Engagement announced for Beatri E Sherman to Charles N Winters of Chester.
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Goshen
Upper
Jeff
Seeley Bakery
Conklin & Cummins Feed Store
Erie
Erie Crossing
Warwick
Charles Franc’. Hawkins
Ga J. Sherman
Academy Avenue
Beatri E
Gharled
N. ‘Winters
Chester
Attempt Is Made to Destroy Stratton Theatre
A possible incendiary attempted to burn the Stratton theatre on Thursday evening after the matinee. Firefighters extinguished a blaze in a box before major damage, with investigators citing incendiary work and discovering matches and debris at the scene. Authorities link the act to other arson attempts in the city and nearby areas, noting similar patterns and suspecting a lone perpetrator. The report suggests further details may appear on page six.
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Stratton Theatre
West Main Street
Sarely
Tompkins Dry Goods Company
Goshen
St. John's Catholic Church
James Sitney Crans
Tom Dora A
Warlag Poruete
Crams and Barnes
Wilson says charges against him were framed
The Times-Press reports Wilson, a rival in the recent election, contending the subornation of perjury case is a fabrication. Recorder Caniline discharged the defendant after ruling the crime was not proven, with detectives testifying about alleged bribery schemes and grand jury timing.
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Times
Caniline
Newburgh
Hirschberg
Jonathan DL. Wilson, Jr
John Doe
Five Order Caailine
Hickey
Mate
Wilsey
Kehl
Hiszth
Fey Aitiaels
Furre
Schindler Detective Agency
New York
Christopher Hicker
Icem Pany
Haymond Kartanaurh
Wilton
American transport Tenadores stranded near Isle d Yeu
The American transport Tenadores, bound from New York to Brest, ran aground on rocks near Isle d Yeu in the Bay of Biscay on Saturday. Advices report those aboard being rescued. Italian officers and sixty one sailors later joined the ship's crew aboard a nearby yard.
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Associated Press
London
New York
Detective Weeks Indicted by Grand Jury in Manslaughter Charge
Nettburgh December 30 Alexander Weeks, head of a local detective agency, was arrested on a manslaughter in the second degree charge. The shooting victim, Levinson, was mistaken for a robber near Scott's Corners and killed by Fred Roselle, a detective reportedly employed by Weeks to aid in exposing freight robberies at Maybrook. Levinson was a cousin of Bernard Levinson of Middletown.
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Times-Press
Nettburgh
Alexander Weeks
Levinson
Fred Roselle
Woeeks
Maybrook
Scott's
Corners
Bir
Bernard Levinson
Middletown
Hampton Farms Buys Thirty Holstein Cows
New York City purchases thirty registered Holstein cows for Hampton Farms. The stock were bought from D. W. Dickerson of Thompson Ridge as the first installment to replace inferior cattle disposed of. The farm aims to maintain only the best class of stock.
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New York City
New Hampton Farms
D. W. Dickerson
Thompson Ridge
Election Cases Not Considered By Grand Jury
Newburgh dec 3 none of the alleged violations of election laws are being considered by the Grand Jury though in session adjournment is expected soon if the ten cases are not considered the jury will adjourn shortly.
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Times-l’ress
Newburgh
Grand Jury
Reverend Joseph B Apples Serves in France Mission
A relato describes Rev Joseph B Apples serving as chaplain in France while his wife conducts services in Ellenville at the Methodist church where he is pastor. Mrs Appley, in Warwick, also works as a chaplain. she frequently preaches via visiting speakers and conducts mission services in a nearby parish.
Card From Clarence J. Clifford Card Delayed by Rain
Friends in this city received cards from Clarence J. Clifford indicating a Harley Davidson trip with a side car and plans to tear the south. The card, mailed from Fredericksburg, Virginia, mentions a two day delay due to rain.
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Clarence J. Clifford
Fraskiin Square
Med
Freedericksturz
Ohford
President Wilson receives freedom of Manchester
President Wilson declares America seeks a partnership of right with Europe and the world, stressing balance of power if needed, as he is honored with the freedom of Manchester amid wartime era discourse. Clemenceau backs Britain's peace terms while Vienna reportedly falls to Bolshevik forces and new German cabinet members are named.
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Associated Press
Manchester
Dec
America
Europe
Wilson
United States
Clemenceau
Britain
Paris
Chamcter of
Great Britain
Prem
Vienna
London
Bolshevist
Copenhagen
Petrograd
HUN
Central Council of Soldiers and Workmen
Germany
Herr Noske
Kiel
Herr Loeb
Herr Wishel
Reichstag
Haase
Dittman
Saturdauy
Berlin
Quentin
Roosevelt
Christha Jon Hauser
Quentin Roosevelt
France
Garzeness
Ameriean
Llallerwand
Quintin
Don Hauser
Schools Reopen After Vacation Shortened By Influenza
City schools began Monday after a split Christmas break caused by influenza. New Year’s recess will be one day Wednesday. Seaton Avenue school opens Thursday due to extensive plumbing repairs. Nellie Tyrrell, cooking school teacher, cannot return until after New Year. cooking sessions for the sight school suspended until then.
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Seaton Ave
Nellie Tyrrell
Cooking School
Ispear Albany
Sight
Milk Producers' School Held At Farm Bureau
Farmers from Orange County attend the Milk Producers School at the Farm Bureau to learn best practices for milk production. Professors Hopper of the American Husbandry Department and Starron of Cornell University lead sessions through December 30 to January 1 covering management, concentrates, pasture, balance of rations, silage, and housing of stock.
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Milk Producers
Farm Bureau
Milk Producers School
Rouchsages
HL A. Hopper
J. H. Barron
H. A. Hopper
Barron
J. H. Barren
Harlow Granted Interlocutory Divorce
An interlocutory decree of absolute divorce was granted by Justice Seecer Saturday morning to Stephen D. Harlow a Walder hotel clerk from Adele Harlew. The marriage began March 16 1904. The case was heard at a special term and was not defended. Anson J. Fowler represented the plaintiff.
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Harlow
Newhursh
Granti F Br Justice Seecer
Stephen D. Harlow
Walder
Adele Harlew
Anson J. Fowler
Advertisers Urged to Sign New Rate Contracts
Regular advertisers who have not signed contracts for January 1st new rates are urged to act now. Those too busy to call may telephone the manager for satisfactory arrangements to continue advertising until contracts are signed.
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Times-Press
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Firebug
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Detective Weeks
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Freedom OF Manchester
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