Extradition Hearing for Fernando Dessaur Opens in Trenton
A hearing in the extradition of Fernando F. Dessaur, indicted for second degree assault on his mother in law Mrs. Fred Klock, took place at the State House in Trenton. The case, argued by both sides, centered on whether the crime occurred in this state and if Dessaur is a fugitive, with bail set later in Newburgh and a likely county court trial next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernando F. Dessaur
Fred Klock
State House
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Gav. Fort
Gaskell
Thomas C. Rogers
W. Flecker
Goshen
Hughes
Wert
Kiock
Rogers
Froth Jorney Gener
Dessaurs
Klock
Dessaur
Dessaur and Is Under the Doctor’s Care. Mr. Rogers
Orange County
Gaskell Gnalty
Gov. Fort
Fenande Dessaur, Sr
New York City
A. H. F. Seeger
Jersey City
Public Installation Held by T. P. Fowler Auxiliary
About 125 members and guests attended the T. P. Fowler Auxiliary of the ER of L. E. at Odd Fellows Hall for a public installation of officers. The event began with an officers drill. New officers included President Mrs. Joseph Kelsey and Wee President Mrs. Burke with other posts filled by Mrs. Thomas O’Farre, Mrs. Frank Davis, and Mrs. Harrison Quick. A card party followed with prizes and a sumptuous supper served, organized by committee members Mrs. Frei Class, Mrs. WH Hal, and Mrs. John Bleabemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Fowler
L. E
Odd Fellows Hall
Maz
Ty M McNi
Thomas Shane
Waner Miller
Joseph Kelsey
Mr. Burke
Thomas O'Farre
Frank Davis
John Erenberger
Harrison
Fred Clark
W. H. Holt
Frei
WH. Hal
John Bleabemer
Property Sale Set for April 1 at Slate Hill Farm
Miss Johanna Holste to take possession April 1 of the Cora E. Gray gold hee Ree farm near Slate Hill. Case & Taylor, insurance agents, conducted the sale and arranged the terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora E. Gray
Gold Hee Ree
Slate
Johanna Holste
Miss Holste
Case & Taylor
Pal Oolate
Post Office Plans Nearing Completion in 1910
A letter from Congressman Thomas W Bradley to Charles Higham details new federal plans for a county post office at West Main and James Streets. The building is slated for completion around October 1, 1930, with designs by the U S supervising architect and opportunity for city officials or citizens to submit suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘Highsas
Thoms W Bradley
West Main
James
Fener
Aly Higham
Tukows
Washington, D. C
U. S
Lawrence
Middletown
H. Tuthill
Joseph Durlant
8. C. Burland
Teller
A. R. Conklin
Gookkeeper
A. M. Goldsmith
Joseph Beard
Charles R. Bull
Jesse Bull
Bradford €. Durland
Joseph Derland
William A. Lawrences
Nathaniel Roe
Charles E. Schultz
Charles P. Smith
Hiram Tuihili
John Barrett Tuihili
Bank Elections Across Goshen Port Jervis and Orange County
Directors elected during annual bank meetings include George W. Murray C S Edsall and Oliver Turhill at Nacional Bank of Orange County Goshen. Goshen National Bank reelects Charles G Elliott and J W Murray with C G Enion as President and W A Wells as Cashier. Port Jervis National Bank names Thomas Sharp W L Cuddeback and W A Parshall with W L Cuddeback as President and Thomas Sharp as Vice President. First National Bank of Port Jervis votes in Charles Brox E Cuddeback and others with a meeting set for Saturday to select officers.
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Nacional Bank of Orange Country
Goshen
Wea
George W. Murray
Edsall
C. 3. Patterson
Oliver Turhill
C . Youst
G. W Mirrar
C. S. Edsall
C. S. Young
Goshen National Bank
First National Bank of
Port Jervis
Charles Brox
E. Cuddeback
W. P. Hornbeck
C. P. Reuling
Benjamin Brall
George Schoonover
Henry B. Swaiiwoui
John D. Swinton
Charles I. Terwilliger
John T. van Ellen
Charlies F
Humphrey Hornbeck wed in Presbyterian church ceremony
Percy Earle Humphrey of 122 Wickham Avenue and Luella A. Hornbeck of 395 West Main Street were married Wednesday evening at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The couple plan to settle in the town, while tuberculosis reports in Sullivan County highlight 26 cases in 1998 and stress isolation and fresh air for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey—Hornbeck
Percy Earle Humphrey
O. & Wrrk
Wickham Avenue
Luella A. Hornbeck
West Main Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E. van Dske Wist
Sullivan County
Carlevie
Montticelio
Thompson
Board of Health
Carlene
Funeral Attended by HLiwand C Strack in New York
HLiwand C Strack traveled to New York on Thursday to attend the funeral of his sister in law Mrs. Ssies Hor ana wife of Emil Horams. Mrs Hor ana died at her home in New York after a long illness. She was a sister of the late Mrs Strack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hliwand C. Strack
New York City
James Russell
Setard
South Ciselic
N. Y
Wilkes-Barre
Hiss Fannie Betis
Vernon
Oneida County
George
Wood
Jessi Temp
Middletown
Sycamore
Ecorland
Otisy Xow
Norwich
Oliver Delightini Cooley
Delhi
Miss Teachman
Mgr. Bamper
Earl Humphrey
Luella Hornbeck
Hrmeneas
Wej
Jar
Felicity
Henry Breen
James Hawes
Carlos McDonald
Central Valley
James
Oliver
Father Michall Shine
St. Josephs Church
Thomas Livingston
North Congregational Church
James Dowars
Alice Downty
Spcotland
Arcolia- Goss
Land of the Free
Stars and Stripes
Sam
Pierson
Grinnell
Joan Finnesan
Tiesday
Dar Gyard
Henry B. Norton
Nt 2 Hospital
Jordan
Prining School
Benjamin Firth, Jr
Janilora
Delmonica
Ville
Ronzo Stearns
Aid
Hospital census notes shifts and personnel updates
The State Hospital census stands at 1 760 with most residents male. Week highlights include five admissions and six discharges. Staff changes feature resignations, new duties, and marriages among ward personnel. a traveling salesman and ex-attendants pursue a stereopticon show. several staff receive new roles or relocations.
Breach of Warranty Suits in Newburgh Court
In Newburgh County Court, Miller VanKeuren and Mary VanKeuren sue Charles D. Watt for breach of warranty over a blooded bull sold May 27, 1907. Plaintiffs seek $52.50 plus interest and $22 costs citing dairy losses. defense claims no warranty and asserts the bull was sound. Jury verdict found 11 to 1 for Watt on a counterclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newargh
Aldes Miller VanKeuren
Mary B. “ManKeuren
Charles.d. Watt
Charles H. Stage
Middletown
Stalinsis
Teary Kob
Cepresenter
VaanKeuren
S. Wait
Cyrenus Doppenstadi
Data Chambers
James Lodge
the. Delesdants
Xerse
Mountgomery
Justices Court
Walden
Stere
Anson J. Fowler
Alainii
MeCtung & Kohl
Benjamin Felier
Wasside
Burgh
Dutchess
Thaterburgh Court House
Seeger
Robart Glimore
Charles Cassell
George H. Degraw
City Officials Visit Thrall Hospital
Mayor Robert Lawrence Aldermen Chester VanDenmerk A C Ogden and 2 E Raasech city clerks and police chief McCoreh toured Third Hospital Wednesday evening at the board of managers invitation. Mrs Deck Mrs Vas Duzer Mrs Kernochar Mrs Thompson and Miss Southworth the superintendent welcomed them. The visit found the building in ship shape despite reported internal dissension among some aldermen and council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lawrence
Aldermeschester VanDenmerk
A C. Ogden
E. E. Raasech
B. A. Taylor
J. D. McCoreh
Third Hospital
Board of Managers
Mirs
George H. Deck
Belle Horton
E. W. Vas Duzer
F. D. Kernochar
XN. Thompson
Miss Southworth
Yeoman
Despiratien
Shem
Company 1 Goes to Washington March
Lieut. Madden Decker of Co L has nearly finished plans for Company 1 to travel to Washington D C in March for the inauguration of President elect William A Taft. The group departs the capital on the evening of March 5 returns the same day. Pullman cars will be rented for the trip.
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BE. Madden Decker
Co. L
Washiamon
D.C
William
Taf
Wittes Washington
Nangzal
Pullman
Pusher Service Discontinued Along Goshen Route
The Hiie and Jersey Railroad will discontinue the pushers at Goshen after Thursday due to derailing incidents on the new short cut. Engineers James H. Linley and Henry Lyons, longtime Goshen residents, may be transferred. The CO. & Flory supervisor and others are noted in the company’s Motive Power leadership changes.
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Hiie & Jersey Railroad
Goshen
James H. Linley
Henry Lyons
Thay Village
Erie
Lars
Independent Republican
Wil
Nccessary
New Evidence in Port Jervis Peddler Murder Case
Authorities pursuing a Port Jervis peddler murder say new circumstantial evidence links Henry Brink of Montague to the crime. Investigators found a blackjack and bloodstains at Brink’s home and note Brink’s movements the night of the murder and prior visit to the Brink household. Jurors and officials from Montague and Port Jervis continue coroner’s inquest proceedings with testimonies from local residents and Dr. Knapp.
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A.L. Decker
Jerome Cooperman
Pore Jervis
George Sth. 7
Tri States
Henry Brins
Montagne
Goshen
Brink
Becker
Montague
N. J
New York
C. N. Knapn
Ingui
Coopertian
Conla Zo
Caressa
Menby
Saturn
Dar
i_ Decker
Mickey
Lonito
Ms V
Montague Township
Sussex County
John C. Farnum
Cnroner
George Manderville
Port Jervis
George
Cooperman
Scetaelder
Port Jerv Vis
George Schneider
Sonati
Frank Quick
John T. VanAnken
Montagne Township
Francis M. Black
C. N. Knapp
Barry K. Aschenbrand
Port Jervis High School
Shields
Schneider Farms
Judson Kerr
Momague
Henry Brink
William Lateer
Kerr
Harding
Jervis
Rev J C Hendrickson Takes New Pastorate
Rev Judson C Hendrickson of Lestershire N Y formerly pastor of First Baptist Church has accepted a call to become pastor of the First Baptist Church of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Hendrickson
Judson C. Hendrickson
Lestershire
First Baptiste Church
First Baptist Church
Reverend Hendrickson's Pastors Visit Highlights Cohoes
A preacher preached in Cohoes making a strong impression. Rev Hendrickson left Middletown for Lessershire about three years ago. He is a Colgate University graduate.
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Cohoes
Hendrickson Trent
Middletown
Lessershire
Colgate University
Intoxication Charge Records for Erie and Jersey R R Laborers
Four laborers on the Erie and Jersey Railroad faced Judge Recenier Thompson Teursdas for intoxication. Daniel Doran pleaded guilty and drew a fine of eight dollars or jail for two days. Hush Hesna j similarly pleaded and got a two day term with a chance to raise funds. Fred Anderson, a Swede, pleaded guilty and was discharged on promising to leave town, while James Carroll was fined five dollars. Anderson was later arrested again for intoxication at the station.
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Erie
Jersey R. R
Recenier Thompson Teursdas
Daniel Doran
Goshen
Hush Hesna
James Carroll
Anderson
Rave
Dames Sive
Election of 24th Separate Co Band Office Holders
The 24th Separate Co Band held its annual election on Monday evening. Arthur Parkin became Vice President, J. H. Rose named Major, David S. Treat Treasurer, and officeholders French and Gordon were elected Secretary. The presidency remains held by the Captain of Company L until Carlainsiedt or E. Madden Decker receives commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Pfetssom
Arthur Parkin
Mananet
J. H. Rose
David S. Treat
No. 3
John F. Gordon
Khranan
John Harford
Co. L
Will Burn Mortgage at St Joseph's Church Wartsboro
A Sunday celebration at St Joseph's Church in Wartsboro marks the final clearance of a debt of about 200 pounds. Father Basssit will oversee the mortgage burning ceremony at 11 a.m. with attendees invited to witness the event and commend the parish's effort.
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Joseph's
Wartsboro
Si. Jnseph’s
Father Rbasssit
Chirch
WF Azo
Dermian
Letter on Middletown water contract controversy and bids
A Middletown Water Commission letter by I. M. Lawrence questions the awarding of a New York Jewel Filtration contract. He argues the process violated city charter provisions and bidding rules, urging adherence to legal procedures, bond concerns, and open public consideration of the contract. He notes potential liability for officials and stresses proper compliance before any award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lawrence i
Itor Times-Press
New York Continentals Feeh Filtration Co
Contranto
Middletown
Wwe
New York
Mition
Lawrence
Water Commission
Syndicate Rumor Spreads Alleged Erie Financing
Rumor circulated Wednesday afternoon in Wali str Inte that a syndicate including J. P. Morzan Co Kuba ioeh Coland EAA fiman had been formed to provide all Erie financial needs. No confirmation yet as stock market reacted to the chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wali
J. P. Morzan Co
Kuba
Ioeh & Coland Eaafiman
Erie
Proceeds Of Charity Ball Boosts Thrall Hospital Funds
The article notes proceeds from a charity ball totaling about 138.68 dollars benefiting Thrall Hospital. It mentions Dr Gavana teaching locally and a statewide medical reputation. A fractured arm incident involving Mrs T S Delamater is reported alongside political ties to the Republican Party.
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Gavana
Hinese
Treas
Madifter
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T. P. Fowler Auxiliary
Bradley
Basketball
the ‘Rage
Newburgh
VanKeurens
Chas. D
Thrall Hospital
Washington
CO. & Flory
George W. West
Edward Canfield
Long Perth
Charles Higham
Tinsthain Matthews
Meora T. Temp
Mystic Shrine
Mr. Higham
Enard
Mother
J. C. Hendrickson
MR. Lawrence
Water Commissioner
Port
Reo
Bat
T. S. Delamater
Wid North Free
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