Six are sentenced by Judge Tompkins in Newburgh
Newburgh December 23, John Freeman colored 40 pleaded guilty to theft from a freight car and was sentenced by Justice Tompkins to two years in Dannemora. Sherman Johnston colored 33 got six months in the county jail. Van Houten 33, also colored, received ten months in the county jail after admitting prior horse stealing. John Guy 28, recently released from Sing Sing, was jailed two years two months for burglary at a Middletown store. Albert Tallmadge 23 white, outside man, ten months in Orange County jail. Edward White colored, ten days for carrying a revolver and six months for selling cocaine, with a suspended sentence previously.
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Newburgh
John Freeman
P Erle
Justice Tompkins
Supreme Court
Freeman
Dannemora
Sherman
Johnston
Orange County
William Wan Houten
Cage
Vier Houten
Susser
New York State
van Houten
van ‘Houten
Tompkins
Herbert B. Royce
Ihe
Gs County
Royce
Board of Supervisors
John Guy
Sing Sing
Middletown
Guy
Albert’ Tallmadge
Edward White
Weel
White
Hoppe Again Shows His Billiard Superiority
Hoppe demonstrated his billiard dominance by winning the 14.1 balk line title in New York last spring. He faced top national players, engaged in a balk line and English billiards match in New York against Melbourne Inman, and earned a hollow win in the English style contest. Alfredo De Oro retained the three cushion emblem by beating George Moore at Doyle's Academy. The Champion Billiard Players League formed this year, boosting the sport, while amateurs enjoyed an unusually successful season in 1914.
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Hoppe
New York
Gail Line
Hoppe Alse
Melbourne Inman
Alfredo de Ora
George Moore
Doyle's Academy
Health Questions Answered in Measles and Tuberculosis Advice
JCHE editor answers reader questions from public health and Albany. Measles spread not by milk but by early contact with an infected child. quarantine and two week watch period are advised. A tuberculous neighbor may be a danger only if the patient misuses sputum or coughs openly. proper care, reporting, and possible institutional treatment are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JCHE
State Department of Health
Albany
Johnny
Aldermen Hear City Reports At Regular Meeting
The Common Council met Monday night with Clerk George R. Wengenroth reading annual city reports and outlining past year work and costs. Absent were Aldermen Dicks and Kennedy, while and Aldermen-elect DuVall Holly and Ogden attended. The session approved minutes, confirmed sewer assessments, and heard reports from City Clerk Treasurer Taylor, Public Works, Public Safety, and Sealer of Weights and Measures Morton. Reports were filed. tax sale resolution amended. Sunset Avenue refund approved. banks paid. meeting adjourned to Thursday at 8 o clock for year end ceremonies and future organization on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Wengenroth
Alderman Dicks
Kennedy
Gould
H. DuVall
Mr. Dicks
H. K. Holly
Miles
Hancock
L.B. A.taylor
Commissioner of Public Works
R. O. Hollenbeck
Commissioner of Public’ Safety
John C. Degnan
Water Department
Police Department
Fire Department
Sealer of Weights and
Alfred Morton
Rackett
Alderman Keener
Alderman Bowers
Sunset Avenue
Babcock
Hackett
Bankis
Ife
Nex Council
Adjou rn ment in Mangin Action in Newburgh
A December hearing in the Mangin partition suit, filed by a sister and brother against another brother, seeks division of a Blooming Grove farm between Monnie and Washingtonville. Witnesses heard. adjourned to January 7 in Newburgh before Commissioner A. J. Seemer. Attorneys included Walter C. and Ticogore W. V. Anthony for plaintiffs and How M.N. Kane for defendants. Harry Welle was stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhureh
Mancin
Bloom
Elwood C. Smith
M.N. Kane
Harry Welle
Newburgh
Court Term Near Close at Newburgh
Justice Tompkins announced the term would likely end Wednesday night after adjourning at 11 Monday morning. Few cases were ready for trial. juries were drawn for Flood City of Newburgh and other actions. Several cases were set for Wednesday or marked off the calendar. one suit settled.
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Newburgh
Tompkins
Uwo
City of Newburgh
W. H. Meuld
James R. Vandemark
Crawford
Ralph Carpenter
Woodbury
John Shaw
Alonzo Decker
Matthew Hayden
New Windsor
John Reilly
Highland Falls
Augustus Maebrouck
Goshen
Isaac Schultz
Greenville
John Hunt
Blooming
Grove
Stephen Murphy
Charles Townsend
Walikill
Etta G. Hiniman
Erle Railroad Co
Edward H. Swinden
Village of
Walden
Harry Lydecker
Thomas Watts
Wesley Wait
Postal Telegraph Co
George A. Waldorf
Erie Railroad Co
Messenger Will Change Politics In Haverstraw
The Rockland County Messenger edited by Fred Newman declares a political shift in Haverstraw. After 61 years as a Democratic paper, owners plan to oppose misrule within the party and align with the Republican faction. Also notes engagements of Helen Schultz to Russell Brazington and Frieda Schultz to Charles Bushmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland County Messenger
Fred Newman
Eugene Newman
William Cleary
Haverstraw
Haverstras
Democratic
Wil
Winterion
Wiliam Schultz
Helen
Russell Brazington
Frieda
Charles Jiushmyer
New York
Czar Victorious Along Front in Polish Theater of War
London dispatch reports Russian forces halting German advances along the Vistula and Pilica fronts. Heavy fighting persists at Beura and Rawka rivers as Germans shift focus south toward Pilica while Russians defend Warsaw region. Both sides claim losses amid ongoing struggle across Polish Galicia and East Prussia.
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London
Poland
Nicholas
Beura
Rawka
Pilica
Galicia
Jnalo
Hrono
Carpathians
Petrograd
Warsaw
Vistula
East Prussia
East Prussian
Miawe
Lautenberg
Soldau
Kainer
Victoriae
Miawala
Trustees Named by the Governor at Washington's Headquarters
Newburgh December 23 Governor Glynn on Monday appointed Hon Arthur A McLean and William J Coldwell of Newburgh trustees of Washingtons Headquarters to fill vacancies from the deaths of Rev Michael Sailer and David A Morrison. The board includes Dr John Dero president Rev John Burke vice president Francis J Garman treasurer FL A Jacqueon MD W FL Cassedy Vl Schoonmaker Thomas F Ralfe. The late Dr Salley was secretary of the board.
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Newburgh
Glynn
Arthur A. McLean
William J. Coldwell
Washington
Michael Sailer
David A. Morrison
McLean
Roosevelt
John Dero
John Burke
Francis J. Garman
FL A. Jacoueon
M.D W. FL Cassedy
Vl Schoonmaker
Thomas F. Ralfe
Dr. Salley
Goard
Sunshine Society Faces Trial in New York Action
The state sues the International Sunshine Society to end its corporate existence with the case set for trial in New York early next month. Centhia Westover Alden, president, appears with counsel Martin W. Littleton, who filed an answer denying allegations about management of its institutions including Bensonhurst sanitation and Arthur Home for Blind Babies at Summit.
Talbot Held For Shortage In Village Funds
The village of Cornwall charges Edward B. Talbot with misappropriating public funds totaling 1259.22 for one year of his tenure as village clerk and water tax collector. The case, heard before Justice Samuel Dunn, binds Talbot over in 2590 bond to the grand jury. bond signed by Hattie M Talbot and Frances F Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Edward B. Talbot
Samuel Dunn
Talbot
Hattie M. Talbot
Frances F. Ward
Mr. Talbot
Protest Petition Seeks Whitman Inquiry in Cleary Case
In Rockland County New York a petition circulated in Havershaw and surrounding towns shows residents oppose the verdict in the Cleary murder case. More than 50 signers call for Governor Whitman to order an immediate investigation of the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockland County
William V
Leary
Havershaw
Eugene MM
Newman
Charles 8
Whitman
Havertrae Alont
Irregular OCR item on Interstate Commerce Commission ruling
An incoherent OCR fragment describes an ICC decision affecting Erie and revenue, mentioning schedules between SLO and 37 and an advertisement for air travel. The readable text hints at a regulatory action impacting earnings and transport lines but lacks clear dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Erie
Interstate Commerse Commission
Bettom Slo
Chautauqua Plans Spring Chautauqua Assn Seeks Guarantors
AChautauqua event is planned for April in the city with organizer i Downey of the Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania securing 50 guarantors. The week long program at Stratton Theatre features Madame Scotney, The Crawford Adams Trio, Collangelo’s hand z pieces, and notable speakers including Dr Russell Conwell and Senator Gere. The plan aims for a larger attendance than last year, with arrangements including daily lectures, concerts, magic acts, and a Sunday program yet to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Downey
Chautauqua Association of
Pennsylvania
Mr. Downey
Garrett T. Townsend
RE. T. Hanford
Middletown
Madame Scotney Concert Company
Dickens
William Jenning Battis
Magic and Music
Springer & Company
Springer Company
Paul M. Pearson
Crawford-Adams
Crawford- Adams
Japan
Montavilla Flowers
Collangelo
Frank Stevens
Russell
Conwell
Sarieas
Boston Oratorio Artists
Thomas P. Gere
Yearly Police Report Shows Arrests and Revenue
The Police Department's year ending November 30 shows 3014 arrests and 3913 total arrests for the year 115, with fines totaling 654 dollars and 2055.43 dollars from various sources. Lost and stolen property valued at 8026.38 with 1535.66 recovered and 497.82 unrecovered.
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Police Department
D. McCoach
State Hospital Club Dance at Ascendier Hall
The State Hospital Club plans a dance in Ascendier Hall on Thursday January 7. The event aims to draw adults downtown to enjoy holiday decorations and create a festive social scene.
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Dance OF State Hospital Club
Thuraday
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Public Health
New York State Department of Health
American Press Association
Messenger
Czar
Bzum
Vistuls
Reco!d
Bzura
Sochaczew
Bente
Sunshine Society
Probe Cleary
Stratton Theatre
Tts
Cardesconia
Ithe Etty
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