Barbuoto did not confess says district attorney
District Attorney Rogers said he could not substantiate rumors of a murder confession by Barbuoto after rumors circulated that he admitted the crime via an interpreter. No source confirmed the claim, and Barbuoto denied guilt, while others implicated by rumor faced scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Newburgh
Big John" Barbudo
Sing Sing
Barduoto
Big John
Barbuoto
Frank Malo
Port Jervis
Hays
Barbudto
Malo
Geétano
Gaetano
Henry B. Fullerton
Jervis
Anton Re
James Sorro
Oman
Middletown High Seniors Plan Annual Outing
The Middletown High School senior class plans its annual outing to Cragsmoor starting Friday morning June 4. A 22 member party will visit the summer cottage of Bernard D. McKinney, with Miss McShane and Miss Powelson serving as chaperones. The trip is by Erie Railway to Cragsmoor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Haa
Cragsmear
Berard D. McKinney
J. L. McHinper
Clase
Miss McShane
Miss Powelson
Paris
Cragemoor
Advance Agent for the Big Shows to Visit City
W E Hl, advance agent for Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill Far East, will oversee the visit Friday ahead of their June 14 appearance. The Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill show is the sole circus slated for the season, as organizers tout the two acts as among the largest nationally and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hl
Buffalo Bill and Pawnee
Titeus Dar
Middletown
BuTao
Bill
Ant Pasner BN Fisiteg
Summitville Community Thanks for Support at Funeral
In Summitville the community expresses gratitude for assistance after a bereavement. Thanks are extended to Trieats and neighbors for their steadfast support, the Ladies Aid Society for flowers, the choir for their music, Pastor J. E. Parker, and undertaker D. A. Vandewagen & Son for funeral care. Also noted are Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Cabray and Miss Vandgerbergh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreletr
Het. J. E. Parker
D. A. Vandawegen & Son
W. Cabray
Vandgerbergh
Hat Workers Back Trouble Adjusted
A four day factory shutdown at Union Hat Co ends after a two hour conference between William J. Dixon for the company and a department heads committee. George Brown is severed. Charles H. Ryer named superintendent. workers set to return at once and promise to address grievances as plans to meet unfilled orders move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hat Co
William J. Dixon
George Brown
Dixon
Charles H. Ryer
Brihe
Missionary Work Soon to Be Begun at St Pauls Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of St Paul's Church met at president Mrs H W Bush home on Cortland street. Members appointed to prepare a program for the next meeting to be held at Mrs J E Isemaz's home. Officers and a social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Ln Sime
Joseph Yarlor
Hobbs
Girard
Aocletr
J. F. Robinson
H. Stevens
H. W. Bush
C. L. Walworth
C. W. Martis
J. L. Gregors
Alex
Bar Show Honors Judge Morsehauser in Pala Line Dinner
A dinner Thursday evening in Pala Line honored Supreme Court Justice Morsehauser, with about forty present. Toasts by Seeger, William Vanainee, and Judge Morsehauser followed a brief program. Each guest received a feather picket bearing their name in gold letters as a prize. Attending were Diet Averner and Under Sheriff Frank C. With from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsehauser
Pala
Newhured
Seeger
William Vanainee
Moersehauer
Diet Avemmer Thomas
Frank C. With
Emanty
New Ackerson Manager Appointed in Morristown Firm
Deerhess of Morristown named manager of the Ackerson Company marks at 2 North Street. He replaces Wittemeta as head of the firm’s operations. Former Alderman Lewis A. Newton relocates from 2 Falcon Street to 11 Wallkill Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackerson
O A. Deerhess
Morristown
W. Qt Ackerson Company
Noth Street
Penrhees Foe Wittemeta
Ager
Lewis A. Newton
Falton Street
Wallkill Avenue
Sullivan County Notices and Local Appointments
Sullivan County items record John Hornbeck and others moved to the Soldiers' Home at Bath, Neuman named village policeman at Monticello for five months, Justin Bodin dies aged 83, and the Harleyville Cemetery Association buys land for $300. Also notes on Monticello real estate, butter contracts, a Bethel move, Barnum death in California, a major verdict in New York, forgery arrest in Liberty, and multiple probate and estate actions in Sullivan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hornbeck
Grooville
Bath
Charles T. Neuman
Neuman
Monticello
Justin Bodin
Yulan
Maplewood
A. P. Fulton
Bushville
St. Regis Hotel
Delmonito’s
New York
Jersey
Arthur R. Millen
Bethel
Millen
Iowa
Wilson
Herbert Twichell
Liberty
Vincent B. Hammond
Justice Grant
Twichell
Ir. Hammond
Willam Fernschild
Fernschild
Jobe M. Watson
Watson & Hornteck
Ng Monticello
Lewis Canfield
Joan Wah
Frank Morrow
Edward Quick
Arthur Neil Coddington
Melvin EB. Coddington
Rock Hill
Abraham Christie
Sullivan County
Elster County
Livingston Manor
Charles Barnum
Thompson
Mary FP. Barnum
Bridgeville
Clara Barnum
Kate Barnum
Republican Watchman
William Fimshemons
Mary F. Barnum
John M. Watson
Adelbert M. Scriber
Jonathan Hamiilton
Rockland
Frances Hamilton
Matt Decker
Githel
Alonzo A. Calkin
William Sleath
Sarah Catharine Tecer
Mamansaiing
Cave Whelples
Erxecuitix
Revers
M. P. Onel
Georgia A. Voricht
Theodore Kunkeli
Enpinia
Kunkel
Thsien
FSG
Henrys Reinheimes
Calicera
King's Daughters' Meeting Sets Third Annual Convention
The Cranse County Branch of the King's Daughters and Sons holds its third annual convention at the Chester church. Featured speakers include Mrs. Gen. J. Mighwhack of Binghamton New York and Mrs. Georgia TAbhe of New York Central Council, with state secretary Tatid A Lalra of Woodville New York. Morning business sessions precede an afternoon service. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Cranse
King’s Daughters and Sons
Chester
Wedgers
Willer
Gen
J. Mighwhack
Compal Conped
Binghamton
N.Y
Georgia Tabhe
Central Counc New Fark
Tatid A. Lalra
Woodviie N.Y
Unclear text fragment reflecting archival notice item
The readable lines describe a vague emergency standby item and family reliance over years with references to a new size and a person named Perry Davis Psta. The fragmented content lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or identifiable events.
Ellenville Summer Season Opening Promises Busy Hotels
Ellenville expects a bustling summer with 25 000 visitors to Cragsmoor and nearby estates. New Warside Inn and Mitchell House draw automobile tourists while Cragsmoor, Mt Mongolia, and Windsor Lake offer premier accommodations and scenery. Local boarding firms anticipate strong revenue as Ellen ville hosts hundreds of guests this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville End
Ontario & Western
Ellenville
Cragsmoor
Elienville
George Innis
Addison Brown
U. S. District Court
E. G. Hartshorn
Newport
South Guiley
EB. Terwilliger & Son
Mt. Mongola
Farr Brothers
Mt. Mongolia
Warside Inn
Fts
Mitchell House
Edenville
Mitchell
Greendeld
Beerkill Creek
Sullivan County
Tte
Mohonk
Minnewaska
Marsianza
Shewansun Sam's Point
Ice Cates
Crescent Branch I S S Meeting Draws Attention
The Crescent Branch of the I S S held a Thursday afternoon meeting with Mrs R22 Springs in attendance. A program included a sermon on Galatians, mutual greetings, and a social to benefit the Convalescent Home endowed by Miss Helen Gould. Mrs Leder led, a short program followed, and refreshments were served as voting took place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
I. S
Mrz
Starine
Nissan
Ransh
Ant
New Jersey
Helen Gould
Leder
Declined Invitation Noted in Monroe Gazette
A fragment from the Monroe Gazette reports an invitation being declined by a minister connected to the Woestininsies Church and Middiecaen. The note mentions his duties and the coming combination, with reference to pestegenian ministers and village church concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilieze
Monroe Gazette
Three men arraigned for intoxication in court
Cornelius Collins Peter Goodwin and William Callahan faced Recorder Thompson Friday morning on intoxication charges. Collins seen released on parole after promising sobriety. Goodwin said drinks made him go crazy and walked home. Callahan sentenced to Goshen jail after a slurred testimony and near collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Cornelius Collins
Colling
Collins
Peter Goodwin
Jersey City
Recorder
William Callahan
Callahan
Gosh
Judge Fullerton Praised For Noted Defense In Barbuoto Case
Port Jervis attorney Henry B. Fullerton earned fees of 500 plus 122 expenses for defending Barbuoto. The Newburgh Evening Union hailed his oratorical master effort as the life of the defendant hung in the balance, rallying the jury to doubt the state's case despite Barbuoto’s alleged guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special
Henry B. Fullerton
Port Jervis
Barbuoto
Fullerton
Newburgh Evening Union
Pullerton
Fr. Fullerton
Finizia
Dounts
Raybueth
Horse Kicks Child After Barking Dog Incident
A seven year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs James McBrier of Montgomery Covt Teexig, was kicked by a horse tied in a barn after a barking dog. The horse owner, Cuthbert Gillespie, employed by McBrier, said the animal lashed out as the dog barked. The child was treated at home for injuries believed to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Teexig
James McBrier
Momigotyers
Cuthbert Gillespie
McBrier
Strick
Reliable Fire Insurance Offered by BOYS & DEMING
Farmers chiefs and residents in Middletexn are urged to secure fire insurance from BOYS and DEMING located at 19 North Street. The agency promises reliable companies, low cost claims two cents per dollar, and safety for policyholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys & Deming
North Street
Annual Reunion of the McQuoids Held in Engine House
Fifty-seven members of the Mev Quoid Engine Company No 3 with wives and friends attended the thirty sixth annual reunion at their East Main Street house. Active and past members wore uniforms, dancing to Garland's orchestra on the third floor and euchre on the second. Prizes went to Mrs Kate Ostrowski and Mrs James M Garland for ladies. Thomas Shane and Thomas Reagan for gentlemen. A banquet followed at eleven with toasts by James M Garland T F Cullison and Michael Halpin of Port Jervis. The event was praised as a successful gathering. Committee: William McCarthy chairman Peter Short Joseph Lawder John J Costello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mev Quoid Engine Company
East Main Street
Kate Ostrowski
James M. Garland
Thomas Shane
Thomas Reagan
Perlee
Spea
T. F. Cullison
Michael Halpin
Port Jervis
Hhieity
McQuaids
William McCarthy
Peter Short
Joseph Lawder
John J. Costello
County Comptroller Created by Voter Petition Proposal
Theoffice of county comptroller is created after voters in a county approve the measure and a petition signed by at least one percent of the governor votes is filed with the county clerk. The text outlines submission to voters, term length, eligibility, salary, office space, and governor removal power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Hughes
Board of Supervisors
County Comptroller
Funeral Services for I. C. Jordan Held at Home
A large crowd gathered at 106 West Main Street for the funeral of Increase C. Jordan. Rev. Dr. Kirkwood led the service with pallbearers H. K. Wilcox and James G. Harding among mourners. Burial was in Hillside Cemetery as a memorial reading from the Music Club was adopted noting the loss of a valued associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosness
West Main Street
Increase C. Jordana
Robert Osimvic Kirkwood
First Presbyterian Church
H. K. Wilcox
George A. Swarze
James G Harding
Frank Harding
James H. Smith
Geo. F. Fish
Rev. J. Searle
Newburgh
Joterment Wags
Hillside Cemetery
Ava
Mr. Jordan
Crease Crosby Jordin
C. S&s
Edmund Mien Wir
Yam Sevholzer
C. A. Bord
Mr Knoll Purchases Cox Place Near Livingston Manor
The Cox property near the railroad east of Livingston Manor was sold last week to Philip Ro Knoll of Middletown for about $400 and $5, totaling around four hundred dollars. The tract covers two acres, features a trout stream, and lies along the West Shore line. The sale is reported by the Livingston Manor Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox Iothers
Fllentific
Philip Ro Knoll
Middletown
Livingston Manor
Times
Local Masons Hold Mecca Temple Session in New York
Sevyera Manone of Ddletown attended the ceremonial Mecca Temple session at Madison Square Garden. About 2,000 Shriners were present as 125 candidates were initiated. Amendments to laws raised initiation from 50 to 76 dollars after February 1, 1910. A petition from 25 Newburgh Shriners asked rescission of prior waivers to establish a Temple in Newburgh, effectively withdrawing that temple bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevyera Manone
Ddletown
Mecca ‘Temple
A.A
N. M
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Newburgh
Mecca
Sesehoo
Middletown Highs 22nd Commencement Program
The Middletown High School commencement exercises on June 22 will feature eleven speakers and performances. Notable entries include The March of the Allied Forces to Pekin by Ethel Adelaide Gives us and The Children's Crusade by Martha Drew Carr, with music by Ethel Augusta VanKeuren and The Eternal Question by Florine Duell. Other works include Symbolism by Florence Mildred Harding, The Destruction of Messina by Eloer Horton Lemon, Narrow Margins by Howard Decker McKinney, The Romance of the Wireless by Harold Howell Fish, The Pride of Every American by Frank Dolfint, The Return of the American Battle Fleet by Walter Thomiinson Tremper, and The Vikings by Henry Deaten Saye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Pekin
Ethel Adelaide
Martha Drew Carr
Ethel Augusta VanKeuren
Florine Duell
Florence Mildred Harding
Messina
Eloer Horton Lemon
Howard Decker McKinney
Harold Howell Fish
Frank Dolfint
Walter Thomiinson Tremper
Henry Deaten Saye
Monticello Gun Club Wins First Shoot of Season
The Monticello Gun Club won the opening Tri-County Trap Shooting Association contest, breaking twelve more birds than Port Jervis. Middletown ranked third, Summitville fourth, and Slate Hill fifth as clubs from Port Jervis, Middletown, Monticello, Summitville and Slate Hill vie for a 50.00 cup across a season with contests at each grounds. Dr. Culver of Port Jervis topped the individual high average with 142 of 150, followed by Kent of Monticello, Diehl and Depuy of Port Jervis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Tri-County
Summitville
Port Jertis
Middletown
Slate Mil
Port Jervis
Slate Hill
Siste Hill
Bonticello
Culver
Assocition
Local notes from South Centreville and nearby towns
A garbled local notes item lists residents and activities: Mark 7 George Miller of Nendow View Farm installing a galvanised tin tool, a wire yard fence planned. Henry Baker of Mount Hope calling. Joseph Turner sowing corn. Mrs. George Claes of Johnson visiting parents. Nelson Brundage near Mrs. Martha G. E. Reddias’ wall. Burt Simpson planting. Adam Allen suffering neck lumps. Mrs. Martha G. E. Reddias and daughter Julia Bennett visiting Middletown. Marka Bailey planting cora Fesee jar. Mr. and Mrs. Meves visiting Mrs. Flor eum Currier. lord Peters farm-hand for J. W. Eaton. George Craig home from Turner state road. Harts Tisworth employed by Bert Simpson. James Hanilon Jr and others from Port Jervis visiting Mrs. Marsha G. Robbins and Mrs. Jnva C. Beanett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Nendow View
Henry Baker
Mount Hope
Joseph Turner
George Claes
Johnson
Nelson Brundage
Martha G. E. Reddias
Burt Simpson
Adam Alien
Julia C. Bennett
Middletown
Marka Bailey
Cora
3Nva C. Beanett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Home Society of
Morschauser
Raseuneli
Perry Davis
Dro
Crescent Branch
THE
I. S.S
Judge Fullerton
M’quoids
I. C. Jordan
MR. Knoll
Monticello Club
South
Centreville
Ian Tuaedni
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