Calendar of Civil Cases Opens February Supreme Court
The February term at Goshen opens Monday morning with West presiding, Justice Arthur Tompkins presiding. The calendar lists 88 cases, the first nine detailed including Calvin Lut, Selteys v Clement, and People v Cooyer. The docket covers personal injuries, damages, and various civil actions against and by firms and individuals in New York.
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Supreme Court
Goshen
Twest
Arthur
Tompkins
Calvin Lut
Nick Selteys
George Zelik
Clement Business Aver Clement & Co
Wes
State of New York
John Cooyer
Tuws
Patrick
Autaria
Wetiga
Piainiitt
John Derena
Herenus
Are
Tehifsh
Action Far Materials Theonte
Phuinas
Win M. Fhomax
Seward Rives
Meway
Asien
Remier Edwards J. Sound and
York
Gnay
Gnay Ca Aezion
Cne
Actier
Mary Bonnell
Hebert Jurdus
Anna Decker
Vis
Hubert A. Light
Heeweee Co
Barclay & Marsh Co
Raufm
Sit Co
James Sprout
Stratter
TAIN
Amd
Deahy
Patrick Too
Hagland
Eines Yenues
Dede Yoo
Sie
Tid Cena
Xane ‘Actien
Lo Teleyer
Fry Sree
Macar Youni
Terry Alvitas
Datei Yda
Marddeny
Tower
Wtein
Antone Datuski
Legal Notices and Personal Injury Actions in State Docket
A compilation of diverse legal actions including actions for goods sold, damages for personal injuries, and actions to recover moneys or wages. Named parties include John Po Murphy, Ghiseppe Russo, Herbert J. Cox, Minnie J. Cox, James 33, Pasquale Force, Fred Bo Williams, Emil Hornberger, Edmund T. Howell, William Estavrook, Frank J. Bradley, and others. Proceedings involve real property, automobile and other accident claims, and claims for services, loans, and salaries in various counties and courts.
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Winton Adair Fines Co
Eerl Allvand
Action Loy Nugdlence
Teetor
Andrew's Church
Cre
Herbert J. Cox
Minnie J. Cox
S James
Scanton
Leethron
Bhes & Henwood Genetion
Atehiet Fortune
Beowatelah Larkin
Bo Raabox
Hudson River Telephone Cy
Ano
Pasquale Force
Lathrop, Rhea & When Foe Co
Dumnes
Fred Bo Williams
The
Imperial Wing & Medicine Co
Emil Hornberger
George W. Amon
Emi Hornberger
George W. jAmon
Edmund T. Howell
Edna J
Ingnneys
William Estavrook
Searburgh Light
Frou Cn
Personel Iva
Erik Es Damar Strned Ca
Otty
Tasters
Two New Yorkers for Tart Cabinet Selections
Washington dated January 2 reports President Rheda Watt announcing a cabinet lineup with New York figures leading key posts. Names include George von Meyerer as Navy secretary and Richard A Palmeser as Attorney General, with Myron ahezey and others listed for Treasury and Interior amid tense early administration chatter.
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Washington
Jan
Rheda Watt
Charles- Jan
Inet Aunkings
Mrs Nation Ro tten Egged at London Lecture
Mrs Carrie Nation, touring London to denounce liquor, faced a hostile reception at Canterbury Music Hall. She was pelted with eggs as boos rose from the audience, prompting guards to shield her and underscoring strong opposition to her campaign.
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London
Carrie Nation
Wei
Canterbury Music Hall
Telien
Harriman and Brown Elected Directors in Vanderbilt Road Trust
In New York, magnate Harriman and W. Brown are elected directors of the Vanderbilt Road Trust. Edward W. Har Qohas is noted in a speech at the assembly, with remarks on election outcomes and leadership. King Myr Brew is mentioned in connection with related corporate actions and press coverage. The report ties these leadership moves to the Cheech press coverage in St. Louis and implications for New England interests.
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Magnate
W. ©. Brown
Vanderbilt Road
New York
Tra
Edward
Tiessi
Ian
Myr
Brew
Tedale
Densidad
Cheech
St. Louis
Oyster supper at Mitchells Hall hosted by Junior League
OTISVILLE announces a Tuesday evening oyster supper at Mitchells Hall from six o’clock serving oysters chicken sandwiches coffee and related fare. Also noted are the death of Mr Drennan in Jersey City and the burial in Holy Name Cemetery, and the funeral of seven month old Jayne Hawkins with service held Tuesday afternoon.
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Mitchell's Hall
Junior League of Ollaviie
Drennan
Jersey City
Holy Name Catholic Church
Jamey Alien Hawkins
James Hawkins
Eighth Annual Wurtsboro Fire Dept Fair This Week
The Wurtsboro Fire Department will host its eighth annual fair at the Gumner House and Hall from February 24 to 27. McWilliams of Middletown leads attractions with Turnish providing music and other usual fair entertainments.
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Ie Wurtsboro Fire Department
Gumner House
McWilliams
Middletown
Death at Sussex claims Zachariah J Barley
Zachariah J Barley of Circleville visited his brother-in-law Marlin Cutler in Sussex on Tuesday and suffered a severe paralytic stroke that proved fatal the following morning. A farmer aged about years, he leaves a daughter Mrs Frans of Cheleville and other relatives. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Cutler’s home with Rev Men officiating at earlier ConMetery.
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Zachariah J. Bark
Circleville
Sussex
Marlin Cutler
Frans of
Cheleville
Death of Horatio R. Wilcox in Mrc. Mletown
Horatio R. Wilcox, a well known and respected citizen of Mrc. Mletown, died last night at his Railroad avenue home after a brief illness of paralytic causes. He is survived by Rs. Wilcox and Mrs. Wilcox of this city. Funeral notices will appear.
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Horatio R. Wilcox
Mrc. Mletown
Railroad Avenue
Wilcox
Wilccox
Oliver i
Obituary for Abraham Aumick of Sparrowbush
Abraham Aumick of Sparrowbush died Thursday morning at his daughter's home aged 84. Born Sewtor Nd he moved to Sparrowbush and worked as a stonemason. He married four times, most notably Catharine Rice of Newton NJ. survived by five children Martha Quierout Emily Maizzhn Lemuel Sparrowbush Wilson Port Jervis one sister and numerous descendants. Funeral Sunday afternoon.
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Abraham Aumick
Abrahan Aumick
Sparrowbush
Greg
Jacob Malzazhr
Sewtor
Aumick
Catharine Rice
Newton, SN. J
Lemuel Rumick
Schenectady
Wilson L. Au
Port Jervis
Ustin Aber
Mick Yought
Twentsoro
Fragmented OCR Item Reflects School Event Details
Readable fragments describe a school scene with Miss Hathette Yeigse Ja at Beil Bashind and Miss Hyde in her House and studies at an Alaska location. The passage mentions a procets procession, a teacher named Helen Rated Mins, and a Seaforth of Remals, but many words are garbled.
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Emai
Miss Hathette
Beil Bashind
Tie Petits Syether
Sussex Society to Hold First Unnsel Ternion Event
The Bancort of Sussex Society announces the first unnsel ternion and han antet of Thy Sussex Sorders to be held in New York on February 2. Sussex County Court adjourned after a hearing to address misstate payments. Anthony faces adjunction in February as described in the Times-Press classified columns.
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Woher
Anthony
Church and Clergy Notice From Old Parish Pages
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a church figure, family ties, and parish connections. Names such as Dendemleris and Vreshvietian Dresby appear amid scattered phrases about clergymen, parental relations, and welfare tasks. The text is incomplete and fluid with no clear event or outcome.
President appoints naval commission to study defects
Washington January 1 Roosevelt was named to head a commission to review navy flaws. The panel includes former secretaries of the navy and senior admirals, instructed to analyze bureau leadership, coordination, and division of responsibility. It seeks economical use of funds and aligns military control with war preparation.
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Washington
Jan
Osiegt Roosevelt
Ant Marloni
Navy
Geo
Didge Alg
Dayton
Fity Chadmaine
Miawal Suiff
Alt Matin
William
Mokogler
Robiey
Do Kvans
Denmurtaqi
Janes
Adack
France Mourns Dead Actor Coquelin Stag Loss
France grieves Constant Coquelin a leading French actor. His death at Pont aux Dames is described as a great loss to French drama. Rostand and others react with sorrow as the theatre world mourns this prominent stage figure.
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Contant Coquelin
Constant Coqueli
Pont Aux Dames
Serge
France
M. Rostand
Cambo
M. Goaquelin
Day Plibate Eussu
M. Hestay
Crring de Bergecus
Edmond Rostrand Istroken
M. Coquelin
Houge
Fay
Interpret
Cheriste
Ted Tr
Miss Morgan Leads Cigar Shop Crusade
Miss Morgan leads a civic federation mission visiting New York cigar factories to inspect insanitary shops and advocate reforms. Mrs Gibian and D M Eva join as active federation workers urging action for workers and public health, planning citywide visits and a national report.
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New York
Weineirs
Nations Civic Federarien
Ficht Famil Ic
Texishitiva
Memsay
Treasury Place for Loeb to be Assistant Treasurer
Secretary to the President named as assistant treasurer in New York. The note cites a change in Treasury posts with references to dates and officials, though the text is garbled. The fragment hints at a transition involving named individuals and official duties.
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New York
Wosbustes
Bourge
Thane
Unclear OCR Summary of Local News Item
Fragmentary text mentions a boy named Ninn year old and unclear references to locations and events. The readable parts do not yield a complete event, date, or outcome suitable for a factual card. Further readable context is required to produce a coherent summary.
Boarding Howse Burned and Plane Crash in Pageten Manor
Reported in an afternoon notice, a boarding house burned severely after a plane incident near Pageten Manor. Details are unclear, with fragments mentioning Bears and a likely evacuation.
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Pageten Manor
Basen
Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin Charged With Bribery
A Wisconsin senator named Stephenson faces corruption charges alleging use of money to influence political actions. The record cites a grand jury finding and notes the alleged payoff, including per diem bribe payments linked to supporting specific candidates and primaries in Appleton and surrounding areas.
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Stephenson
Wisconsin
Madison
Wisdan
Thing Duis Ifler
Apeeliojeharrges
Cerg Vitel Stites
Setuitar
Isaac Stopes Kotes
Coshidzite Fur Reerlec Lion
Appleton
Otter
Ke Rug Krom
Mir Brephensat
Tate
Hig Ise
Slossen Regains Billiard Crown In Fifty-Six Inning Win
George Slossen of New York defeats Sutton in a long fifty-six inning bout to reclaim the billiard professional championship. The victory, amid a string of high runs and stakes, restores Slossen to the laurels after previous title years.
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Sutton
New York
George Slossen
Actress Faces Terminal Illness Seeks Science Treatment
Unclear fragments describe an actress described as dying seeking a science based treatment. References to Mrs Eddy, Mrs Yeamans and Edward H appear with partial names and places. The text is garbled but suggests a public notice of illness and possible trials or endorsements.
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Unis
Eddy
Yeamans
Indy
Edward H
Quays
Naudeville
Harrimn Offers 70 Million to Georgia in Exchange
Reports indicate Harrimn plans a 70 million dollar offer to Georgia to halt opposition from an unnamed group described as an antagonist. The notice references hospital discharges and other loosely connected items, with unclear names and dates making full details hard to parse.
Monticello Five Defeat Liberty Emeralds In League Match
The Monticello Five beat the Liberty Emeralds 45 to 18 on Wednesday night. Home team used three substitutes to rest regulars for a tougher upcoming game. Also noted: local theater benefit by Mountain Hose Co. No. 1 and a mix of town updates and social notes from Monticello and surrounding area.
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Dan
Monticello
Liberty Emeralds
Liberty
Montiello
Royce
Wells
Hasbrouck
Weyrauch
Bengel
Tacey
Pinney
Greenfield
Avery
Roxhury
Carpenter
Baker
Buckley
DeKay
Sprague
Thomas J. Kelly
Geneva
N.Y
Dle Cla
Iol den Nagset Mine
Mountain Hose Co. No. 1
Andignee Frost
Participar
Nel Brekke
Young Miner
Wiliam & Birmingman
Jack Uarrell
Floyd i Brown
Mike Doyle
Thoey Aberaad
Stuy FL Carpen Hrank Thumilten
Foster Fasher
Harry J. Landi Jam Grimes
He Daisy
Antiship
TAO Res
Alex, Frank
Monticelii Famens
Crary
Maras
Penniy
Ilage
N. Willigins
Newersore
Middletown
M. H. Sand
Agers
Arsie KR
The
Palatine
Oyster supper marks Scots town Young People event
SCOTCETOWN January 28 report notes a regular monthly Young People meeting held Tuesday evening with a Jezoyster supper in honor of Lincoln's birthday. Six years since the last oyster supper, plans suggest strong patronage. After the meeting, games were played during leisure time. The Ladies' Mission Society met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Eugene Smith's home with papers read by Mrs. Santee Grace Bogardus and Kath Smith, followed by refreshments. Miss Louis Baxter is visiting Mrs. Charles Young as Anna May Houston visits Edith Hulse this week.
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Lincoln
Tu Ladies’ Mission Society
Eugene Smith
Santee
Grace Bogardus
Kath Smit
Louis Baxter
Fisit
Charlies Young
Anna May Houston
Edith Hulse
Unclear fragmentary report from Mountaidae notes guests and works
Fragmentary OCR notes a Mountaidae event with names such as Arthur Brith, John Lynch, Dr Raccosin, Centervilly Sia gian, and Middletown. Mentions guests at a Brookl s visit, and the Moris brothers contracting at a Hurchin ice house.
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Arthur Brith
John Lynch
Raccosin
Centervilly Siagian
Mounsnon
Laren
East Centyville
George Moris
Moris Brothers
Hurchin Ice House
SKELETON THAT OF BAD BILL MONROE
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Tuesday event at Cedar Simp land and a suspect in an assault and arson near Ireland Corners. The piece references a person known as Bill Monroe and notes last sightings around Tet canin and Corners, with vague recollections of prior neighborly relations and silverware.
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Ireland Corners
Canin
East Branch Burglary: Thieves Caught Near Jewelry Heist
James Allen store invaded by burglars who took a large quantity of jewelry and a gold watch. Suspects pursued and captured, held for trial. Ushers and George Farrar identified among those tied to the case. Evidence recovered includes rings, bracelets, and other jewels.
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James Allen
F. S Aylew
East Breimch
Pway
Mach Bonty
Tae
Betes Tostice
Delhi
Iheiy Nam
Ushers
George Farrar
Alumni Dance at Gillett Hall Friday Night
Informal dance to be hosted by Turney Unlum school alumni at Gillett Hall Friday evening January 28 in Turney. The event notes Fred Aimmer as clerk fort and Burl returning to work after three weeks absence. Multiple small notices mention local obituaries, concerts, and community events with names and dates in Newburgh and Ellenville.
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Turney Unlum
Gillett Hall
Fred Aimmer
Fort
Burl
Agali
Edimunl Seaman
New York City
TD. Snaifth
Pioneer Five
Ellenvile
Monroe A. A
Monroe
Ellenville
Linden Hall
Middletown
Irving Quackenbueh
Quickeninsy
Fitar seaRey
Mac
Ednow
Max
Fred Earl Oily
B. Cramonmtail
Property Sale Notice Amid Owner's Death
Estate of deceased owner prompts sale of parcels on West Xan and East sides. Highland and Wickhane properties, plus adjacent lots near DVL sear, listed for sale. Auction includes wagons and related assets as part of the probate settlement.
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Rane
West Xan Sim
Highland
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