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Newspaper

Orange County Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1915

Page

7

Lawson Hose Company veterans mark silver anniversary

Goshen May 29 The Lawson Hose Company of Newburgh celebrated its 25th anniversary with a silver jubilee banquet at the New Orange Hotel. About 50 Old Guard members attended, traveling by automobile, with officers from 25 years ago in attendance. Also included are notes of local happenings and various visits.

Newburgh Company New Orange Hotel Goshen Lawson Hose Company Newburgh New Orange Charley” Burant Old Guard George F. Hill William ©. Peck Frank E. Forsyth J. C. Fleming Nelson Marsh Fred Whitaker Garr Hall Garr Athletic Association John J. Lee Anna Dalton Rita Morgan Ella Moran Bessie Dalton Cecil Silva William Welch James Moran Mary Nash Edward J. Riverxamp William Kenney Frank Reddington Thomas For Harold Farrell Robert Hackett

War on Caterpillars Aide From State Dept of Agriculture

In a May 28 1975 letter Charles S Wilson of the New York State Department of Agriculture notes tent caterpillars are widespread and often not injurious, urging property owners to manage locally while offering circulars and assistance as needed Senator John D Stivers had sought guidance for residents facing depredations and Belgian relief is acknowledged with a $15 donation from the High School group.

John D. Stivers Charles S. Wilson State Department of Agriculture State of New York Department of Agriculture Albany Middletown N. Y Charles

Never Too Lats and the Kath Tahadte Society Case

A fragmented report outlines a dispute between the Kath Tahadte Society and a Young Man with allegiances or conflicts implied. The text mentions names and a Greek element tied to eighty Phila Celonia Leger, but details are unclear.

Kath Tahadte Societe Tam Sisis-Eeten Philacelonia Leger

Italians Capture Three Passes and More Villages

Italian troops push into Carinthia claiming three mountain passes and fourteen villages seized. A submarine was sunk by Italian torpedoes and a raid disrupted Trieste Nabresina rail lines. Front reports note advances along the Tyrol Trentino line and occupation of Grado near the Adriatic.

Rome Carinthia Triest- Nabresina Triel Frienli War Office Tagino Trentino Grado Adriatic Goritz Tyrol-Trentine Tonale Asiezo Chitee Citer Lake Idro Lakes Garda Tezze Val Supama Themeelece Carniola Friuli Grailo Trieste Nehring

Rest Room for Visitors at Horton Memorial Preschitet

A public notice states a rest room for visitors will open next week at the Horton Memorial Pres- Chitet. The facility aims to provide basic amenities. residents are invited to use the new facilities during visiting hours.

Soria Wana Horton Memorial

Vanderbilt Will Filed for Probate in New York

The will of multimillionaire Alfred G. Vanderbilt was filed for probate. It leaves $2,000,000 to his second wife Margar et Emerson Vanderbilt and a further million outside the inter nuptial contract. It directs trusts for his children by the second wife and assigns major properties to the second wife, with art to the eldest son and other estates to various heirs. The estate value is estimated over $50,000,000.

New York Alfred G. Vanderbilt Lusitania Margaret Emerson Vanderbilt Vanderbilt London Oakland Farm A. G. Vanderbilt Newport W. H. Vanderbilt Sagamore Lodge Mr. Vanderolt Adirondack Mountains Moose River England Mr. Vanderbilt A. G. Vanderbilt, Jr George Vanderbilt

Death notices from Liberty area obituaries 1900s style

Thaddeus J. Jackson of Bethel, longtime Liberty contractor, found dead in bed last Monday. Survived by widow and daughter Olive, funeral from sister in law's home on Lake street, interment at Jefferson. Also notices for Orin Watters of Crystal Run, Samuel Dickson of Philadelphia, and Adam Pintler of White Lake detailing deaths, birthplaces, survivals, and funeral plans.

Thaddeus J. Jackson Liberty Bethel Olive T. J. Hewlett Jefferson O. L. Hoberts Lake Street Joseph Chasey Orin Watters C. H Mitford J Hazel E Erbin Crystal Run Henry Clarence Martrock Euphenia Gran Bullock Mavorook

Warning to Mexico is Prepared

Washington May 29 A sharp warning will be served on both Mexican factions by President Wilson on Tuesday next. His note will not be an ultimatum but will be clear and demand immediate compliance. The President has written his statement but will not publish until cabinet approval. It concerns the food confiscation in Mexico and warns that if factions fail to unite to avert famine, other measures will be adopted by the government.

Washington Wilson Mexico

German reply evasive amid Austrian retreat on Lake Garda

Ammunition train at Riva, a key Austrian stronghold on Lake Garda, was bombarded as Austrian troops withdrew through Trentino and Friuli burning houses and crops. The British steamship Ethiope, 2759 tons, was sunk by a German submarine off Cornwall in the English Channel. crew saved.

Riva Lake Garda Trentino Friuli London Ethiope English Channel Cornwall

Auto Mishap Near City Alters Horton Family Visit

Myr and Mrs. Harry Horton of New York and Mr James Horton suffered an auto mishap four miles from the city while en route to Greenaich. Their Packard stalled after an accident delaying the trip and prompting a shift to a taxi. The family, including Mr Horton’s son, were en route to Memorial Day observances. Mr Horton, a notable ice cream manufacturer, had recently died.

Myr Harry Herton New York Grrenaich Connahuie Tfeir Packard Morton Hillsvand James Mo Horton Horton Mitchell Greenaich

New Rules For Checking Baggage Under the Cummins Act

The article outlines baggage handling provisions under the Cummins Act amending interstate law. It notes that travelers must declare baggage value and railway firms face liability limits for undelivered luggage. Officials claim liability cannot be endless and require carriers to insure baggage up to set rates.

Social Evening At Riverdale Club Highlights Local Notables

The Riverdale Club in New Hampton hosted a progressive euchre and dance with nine euchre tables. Mrs J W Travis won the ladies’ favor and Archie L Hall the gentlemen’s. A large local turnout attended with many visitors and notable guests from Port Jervis, Newark, Kingston and beyond.

Riverdale Club New Hampton Euchre J. W. Travis Archie L. Hall

Whyard Convicted of Road Grafting in Roskland County

New City, NL May 24 A Roskland County jury found Whiard superintendent of the Contracting Company guilty of road grafting alongside Jamis Bord a state road supervisor and two other defendants. Whiard was released on $1000 bail pending sentence with the 4etna Contracting Company. Punn remains imprisoned on Blackwell's Island.

New City Roskland County WLW Whiard Couty Detaa Contracting Company Jamis Bord Toadsrafting Peath WA Bart Punn Blackwell’s Island Tustion Tomphing Ordea Tresdar 4Etna Contracting Company

Promise Sensation in Brooks Action

Newburgh May 29. The testimony opened in the $25,000 suit of Mrs. May Nichols Brooks against the Erie Railroad for the death of her husband Dr. Edward F. Brooks in May 1913. Miss May Martin, a witness, described the accident on Downey’s crossing as the Tuxedo express approached silently on a down grade, with jurors seated after a lengthy panel process.

Newburgh Edward F. Brooks May Marti May Nichols Brooks Erie Rayroad Company Snake Hill Turnpike Tuxedo Express Miss Martin Dr. Brooks the Erie J A. H. F. Seeger Philip A. Rorty Morschauser Lamily Sager Uhi Turnpike Brooks John A. Currie Crawford Anson Cols Monroe Edward Sharp W. J. Roberts Sanford Abrams Montgomery Henry W. Tryon Middletown Charles F. Rubsis Emmett Ketcham Mount Hope W. T. Barless Wesley Tavern Wallkill Sylvester Devoe A. D. Dubois Mr. Seeger Downey Islso Aeither Martin Seelger Herald J. Brooks

Sidelights on the War From Newport May 29 1916

A British naval incident near Newport England ends with a near miss as a torpedo misdirects and impacts a pier wall instead of a ship. Descriptions of destroyers visiting Newport, an Italian steamer, and a dramatic demonstration by gunners accompany letters from the front and a drummer’s report from Flanders.

Newport England Admiralty Httle Simichi Ronaidoradis

Western Front battle updates amid trench actions

Wireless from London reports continued fighting on the western front with French and Allied actions near Ablain Saint Nazaire Arras and in the Voges. The bulletin notes exchanges of artillery assaults limited gains by the French and a determined defense along the Laratte hills and nearby trenches.

Rewin London War Office Froil Ablain St. Nazartenom Arras de Batie Cai la Neelnee Larrtte Alan Steyr Metze Tal

Dispensary to Open for Public Inspection Days

Dispensary to open for public inspection on Wednesday and Thursday with trial open hours. The visit will allow the public to observe routine operations and general procedures as part of scheduled inspection days.

Arrest of General Mority ven Aubenbaurs in Amsterdam

In Amsterdam on May 23 General Mority ven Aubenbaurs was arrested and described as a serious political prisoner after initially serving as minister of watchman duties. He faced removal from power as authorities prepared charges regarding contraband and treasonous activity.

Ammterdam Mority Ven Aubenbaurs Ramarow

Funeral of Mrs Theron Brittain Held at Home

Obituary item notes the funeral of Mrs Theron Brittain held Friday evening at 4 Woodlawn Avenue led by Rev Dr El Van Tike Wight. The body was transported to Damascus, Pa for interment afterward.

Theron Brittain Belq Sie Woodlawn Avenue EL van Tike Wight Damascus

Mayor Cox Leaves for Conference of Mayors

Mayor R. M. Cox departed for New York on Saturday and will likely return by Friday, June 1. He leads the State Conference of Mayors opening in Troy on Tuesday, coordinating preliminaries and other business. He plans to present a report Wednesday morning detailing the year's achievements.

R. M. Cox New York Conference of Mayors of the State Troy Major Cox Eftr Harm 2D Cox

Finchville Social News Update From March Events

In Finchville on March 28 3 Mrs Benjamin Fly entertained at home in Maries Terra San and Mrs os A Metaxa attended the occasion of the jSms Sreq Niothday of Doh Mr Writer s and Mr ONeil. Mr and Mrs Join Boothardson Stanler visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs 3 8 Lynch and family. Joseph Mitchell works on a concrete foundation beneath his ham and otherwise improves the place formerly the William Edgar Davie property.

Finehriile Benjamin Fly Maries Terra San Os & A Metaxa O'Neil Join Boothardson Stanler Lynch Joseph Mitchell Hamy Wiliam Edgar Davie

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