Defense Opens In Rodgers Case At Second Trial
Trial testimony focused on Rodgers alleged dupe of a sugar deal and letters. McLaughlin denied writing the contested letterpress sheets and refused to confirm authorship while Rodgers’ evasive statements and prior transfers of letters emerged under court scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Rodgers
New York
McLaughlin
James” (Mclaughlin
Ruby
France
Edward Brown Rodgers
Hoboken
N. J
James McLaughlin
McLauchlin
Oakes
Handwriting Experts Testimony At Trial On Authorship Claim
Testimony from the first trial showed the accused admitted the writing, with experts later testing the document's handwriting. Aubrey J. Drummond, a New York photographer and document specialist, testified as the first handwriting expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey J. Drummond
New York
Neversink anglers reel 88 trout near Oakland
Charles Worden, with Charles Park son and Andrew Wagner, caught 88 trout averaging 12 inches in the Neversink near Oakland a few days ago. All fish were taken on worms. The local fishing is reported unusually good and Worden has made several fine catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Worden
Charles Parkson
Andrew Wagner
Neversink
Oakland
Mr. Worden
Trout Topped by Doctor on Oakland Valley Run
Doc Robinson of 372 North Street returned early this week with a German brown trout weighing four pounds and measuring 20 inches. He fished on a motorcycle to Oakland Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc” Robinson
North Street
Dr. Robinson
Oakland Valley
Kelder Baby Girl Born to Sanford and Mrs Kelder
Mr and Mrs Sanford Kelder of 122 Linden Avenue welcomed a baby girl born Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Kelder
Linden Avenue
Frank Brandt Spends Days in New York
Frank Brandt of 343 North Street, employed in the O and W machine shops, is spending a few days in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brandt
North Street
New York
James Brown You are a Father of a Boy
James Brown of C. W. fire company is reported as the proud father of a boy born Monday morning at six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Catamounts Fall to Holy Name Society 25 to 65 in Openers
The Catamounts were defeated in their first ball game Sunday, losing 25 to 65 against Holy Name Society. The match opened the season with a lopsided result, highlighting the visitors' strong offense and Catamounts' early struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catamounts
Holy Name Society
Warren and Dobbs Visit Centerville Parents Home
George Warren and Ray Dobbs visited the home of Warren's parents Sunday in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warren
Ray Dobbs
Centerville
Train sections scheduled for O. and W. No. 1 and No. 7
On Monday the O. and W. railroad allocated three sections to train No. 1 and three and two sections to train No. 7 as part of its service plan.
O. W. & W. Plumbers Piping Luzon Station for New Track
Thomas Degnan joins Luzon work crews to pipe the station as the O. & W. railroad advances a new double track from Summitville to Fallsburg. Work began Monday and engine No. 25, rebuilt with a superheater, had its first trial run. O. & W. sold Crystal Run creamery to a New York concern. F. Imbolz and Norma Murray travel via Newburgh for Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Degnan
Luzon
O. & W. Company
Summitville
Fallsburg
The
Crystal Run
New York
F. Imbolz
Norma Murray
Newburgh
Local ball players return from tryouts and trips
Charles Ketchum of the Ontario team and O W ma chinist who tried out for the State League at Binghamton came back today. G Burns of North End who sought a Jacksonville Florida club also returned. Rube Wilson and brother Pete with George Curran Jr returned from St Josephs Monday night with a catch of pickerel and perch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ketchum
Ontario
Binghamton
G. Burns
Jacksonville, Fla
Rube” Wilson
Pete
George Curran, Jr
St. Joseph's
Bradford Sells Ford Racer to William Mead
A. P. Bradford, famed North End speed demon, sold his Ford racer to William Mead. Racing enthusiasts lament the loss of Bradford’s daring stunts on the North street race track, while some chauffeurs still forget they are in a city street and push speeds toward the old record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Bradford
North End
William Mead
Bradford
North Street
North End residents urge new school location
A city resident argues the northern section should house a new school citing hundreds of local children who must travel far to current facilities and urging officials to consider taxpayers in that area. The comment stresses northern growth and educational access.
Mrs F J Does Visits Aunt in Center
Mrs F J Does of 870 North is visiting her Aunt at Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Does
North
Drexel in Walden Visiting Brother in Law
George Drexel of Walden is visiting his brother in law I C, staying at a local residence and making a family visit as reported in the regional column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Drexel
Walden
Ince
I. C
Duke Winterborne Resigns From Aldrich Hat Co
Duke Winterborne resigns from his post at Aldrich Hat Co, effective immediately, citing personal reasons and stating appreciation for colleagues and the firm. The company will appoint a successor to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke” Winterborne
The
Aldrich Hat Co
Man’s cigarette fire leads to singed hair in North street incident
Tuesday report details Ted Dineen of North street falling asleep with a cigarette. He woke to burning bed clothing and flames. Fire was put out with no major damage, though his hair was singed requiring a barber visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted” Dineen
North Street
Mr. Dineen
Campout planning at Cape Pond for Phoenix group
A. E. Holly and J. B. Wheeler visited Cape Pond to arrange the Phoenix campout. The group plans a ten day trip starting July 1 and spent time fishing, returning with 125 fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Holly
J. B. Wheeler
Cape Pond
Special Summer Trains Bid Open At Engineers Office
A list of the special summer trains is now open for bid at the engineers dispatcher’s office of the O. and W. Railway. Bids are sought from interested parties and will be reviewed by the railroad's procurement committee.
Fisherman Evi Adams Hosts Clinkers Club Meeting
A fishing trip to Hennes sey's Lake yielded several fish for Evi Adams who also hosted a Clinkers Club meeting in the tronsorial parlors. Set lines remained on the shore as plans move toward publication by June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evi Adams
Hennessey’s
Clinkers Club
Rooney Returns From Binghamton Trip
Charles Rooney an O and W machinist arrived home yesterday afternoon after a trip to Binghamton detailing his travel and activities during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rooney
Binghamton
Frank Brandt Known as Crook Spends Memorial Day at New York Ball Game
Frank Brandt, commonly called Crook, spent Memorial Day in New York City where he attended a baseball game. The brief sighting notes his presence in the city during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brandt
Crook
New York City
Oriental Drum Corps Members Rally in Warwick Parade
Members of the Oriental Drum Corps traveled to Warwick for a Memorial Day event. Litehrod Lozan and Horn, drums for the Paramounts, performed with the Searville team in the joint program.
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Oriental Drum Corps
Warwick
Litehrod, Lozan and Horn
Battery
Paramounts
Searville
Chinatown Chop Suey Venture Reported Near Paramount Store
Co L Wagner proprietor of the Paramount cigar store at 360 North Street reported two Chinese visitors yesterday. They were said to be seeking a site for a chop suey restaurant.
Ontarios Seek Record in Hose Coupling Friday Night
The Ontarios hold weekly hose practice Friday night aiming to break their 15 second team record for coupling a hose line.
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Ontarios
Conductor Charles Fuller Returns from Sundown Run
Charles Fuller, conductor, arrived back yesterday after a trip to Sundown on the Gransville branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fuller
Gransville
Engine 351 Prepares for Tryout Between Here and Mayfield
Charles Marshall returns from Coney Island. William Bright of 186 Linden Avenue and William Auty come back from Burnieide with a large catch of bull-heads. Mr. and Mrs. J. Horn drive to Ellenville. O N Bly, noted O W trainman, wed in Monticello yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marshall
Coney Island
William Bright
Linden Avenue
William Auty
Burneide
Mrs. J. Horn
Ellenville
Poor Wisner Avenue In Rough Shape Near Mountain Roads
Twelve parlor cars have just been painted at the O and W shops and will be used in the summer traffic. A Cavanaugh special engine passed through yesterday at 10 30 am under Engineer Rolb and Conductor McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisner Avenue
Sullivan County
Doss Heads to Centerville to Visit Wife and Uncle
F. J. Doss of 378% North Street departed today for Centerville to visit his wife and uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Doss
North Street
Centerville
George Marks, North End paper Boy Ill With Scarlet Fever
George Marks, a well known North End paper boy, is reported to be quite ill with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marks
North End
Nina Hoffman Visits Beacon Parents on Memorial Day
Nina Hoffman of Beacon New York visits her parents at 876 North Street on Memorial Day reflecting family reunion amid holiday observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Hoffman
Beacon, N. Y
North Street
Eddie De Vore Heads to Bridgeport Factory Post
Eddie De Vore departs next week to Bridgeport Connecticut to join the U M C munition plant in a new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie de Vore
Bridgeport
Huggins and Elman Return from Boston Trip
Ricard Huggins and Daniel Elman, both employees of the O and W, came back from a journey to Boston yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricard Huggins
Daniel Elman
The
Boston
Local trades and travel notes from Wisner and North streets
J D Little proprietor of the Wisner avenue corner store departed for Sussex New Jersey to visit friends. Co B Ward O W trainman bought a new Buick last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Little
Wisner Avenue
North Street
Sussex, N. J
Local notes and social items from Montgomery County
Charles Vanderoef raises deposits at Freeport National by about 260000. Yonkers visitors Rembrandt Memorial Day era. Gorden and Pine Rush dances at Knights of Pythias and Grange Hall for Maccabees and baseball club events. Raymond Jennings launches a five pass tour ing car. The Tom Thumb Wedding play at Grange Hall draws 50.90 gross.
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Montgomery
Charles M. Vanderoef
Freeport
N. Y
John M. Vanderoef
Frank Gibbet
Yonkers
Emmet Gridley
John Bimore
Anna
Laura Titus
William McWhorter
James B. Graham
Gorden
Haskin
Knights of Pythias
Pine Rush
Maccabees
Grange Hall
Seareville
Charles McVoy
Nettie McVoy
James Scott
Middetown
Raymond Jennings
Oscar D. Sheely
Tom Thumb
Ladies' Aid Society Plans Paper and Rubber Social
Howells June 1 The Ladies' Aid Society will host a paper and rubber social Friday evening. Refreshments served and a silver collection taken. By ladies invite friends for a good time. Mr. and Mrs. R Treundy and family were pleasant callers in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Knapp
Winterton
John Knapp
Pearl Drake
New York City
Mayors Debate Health Budget Uniformity At Syracuse
Syracuse June 1 Deputy State Health Commissioner Dr Linsly R Williams urged a uniform per capita health budget schedule at the State Conference of Mayors. He noted wide variance in reported health spending across cities and warned that differing accounting methods hide true allocations for disease prevention and other services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Linsly R. Williams
State Conference of Mayors
United States
Williams
Linesman O'Brien Steady Worker in Erie Telegraph Lines
Linesman Michael O'Brien of Erie reports he has worked since August 10 1904 without a day's pay lost. He and partner Daniel Harold oversee the Erie telegraph lines from Port Jervis to Suffern and its branches. The job alternates between heavy calls and lighter periods, yet O'Brien's record as a steady worker remains unusually good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O’brien
The
Erie
Mike
Port Jervis
Suffern
Epworth League Entertainment in Bullville Church
The Epworth League of Bullville M E Church hosts a monthly meeting and entertainment on Friday at 8 pm. Rev William Speights of Madison New Jersey will perform after the business meeting and officer election. Free refreshments include ice cream and cake. Speights will sing at Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Bullville
M. EB
William Speights
Madison
N. J
Speights
Builville
Ridgebury Epworth League to Meet at Parish House
Ridgebury June 1 The monthly Epworth League business and social gathering will be held at the parish house Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Adney Harden visited last week and returned Monday. The Men's Brotherhood meets at the parish house Monday evening. The Epworth League is planning the annual Fourth of July entertainment this year.
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Ridgebury
Epworth League
Adney Harden
Men's Brotherhood
Maple Dale Guests and Family Visits Report
Maple Dale on June 1 notes Father Sey bolt and Alice Clark visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mittendorf at Rocklet. Mittendorf’s former home is Mt. Hope. Agnes Clark returns to Meath Hill after winter in Brooklyn. Mrs. Alfred Shipley of Brooklyn visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mapes. Lydia Hull spent part of last week at Johnson and returned with Miss Nellie Slingerland.
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Maple Dale
Father Seybolt
Alice Clark
Edward Mittendorf
Rocklet
Johnson
Nellie Slingerland
Miss Tena Firth Returns Home
OTISVILLE June 1 Miss Tena Firth has returned home after visiting relatives in town for a few days. The Ladies Aid Society held its regular business meeting this afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs Howard Runnalis home. Mrs EB Fowler Jr spent several days last week in Middletown visiting friends. The M E Sunday school pupils rehearse for Children's Day with Miss Lena Wilbur and Miss Elia in charge. Rev Mr Conklin and family are stopping at the Van Duzer residence. Charles Moore has tendered his resignation at the sanatorium after years of employment.
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Otteville
Tena Firth
Visi
Ladies’ Aid Society
Howard Runnalis
EB. F. Fowler, Jr
Middletown
M. E
Lena Wilbur
Elia
Mr. Conklin
van Duzer
Charles Moore
New York Sunday School Convention Heads to Albany
Albany June 1 The New York state Sunday school convention will be held in Albany from June 13 to 16. Hundreds of attendees from out of town are expected as different school methods across the state are demonstrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Local Social News and Domestic Happenings
Moore's brother Jarvis Miller attends a Thimble Club meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Mapes. Mr and Mrs Robert Drake spent Sunday visiting friends at Middletown. John Kershaw traveled to New York City Sunday afternoon. His wife and daughter, lately in California, expected to reach by steamer Monday morning. The parsonage has had a tenant change. Mr Schmidt moved his house last week. Mr Lich and family of Wood-Tak toil eb he koe teneaee.
Sussex Field Day Highlights and Local Notices
Sussex N J June 1 the high and grammar schools joined the fourth annual field day at Wantage Driving Park with Harvey Hopkins county clerk and Howard Skinner Newton High School principal delivering addresses. A flag drill, patriotic songs, a Hamburg Band program, a baseball game, and visits by Captain Haines Post marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
N .J
Sussex County
Wantage Driving Park
Harvey 8. Hopkins
Howard B. Skinner
Newton High School
Haines Post
Hamburg
Unionville Avenue
Sussex M. HB
Sussex County Bible Society
Branchville
Frank van Inwegen
Newton Avenue
C. H. Rannels
First Presbyterian Church
Deckertown
Col Mosby Dead at 82 After Long Illness
Col John S Mosby famed Mosbys Partisan Rangers leader during the Civil War died in Washington after a long illness He was 82 and remained conscious until shortly before Memorial Day noting the holiday while fading from age related decline
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Washington
John
Mosby
Partisan Rangers
Stanton Begins City Hall Duties Amid Transfer Talk
Clerk George H. Stanton takes up duties at City Hall as he anticipates resignation of John G. Gray. Stanton had been slated to transfer to Suffern as Erie station agent, while Gray remains at the Orange County Trust Company in his old role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Stanton
Gray
Stanton
Suffern
The
Erie
John G. Gray
Orange County Trust Company
Times Press Want Columns Advertisement Phrase
The brief line promotes using the Times-Press want columns for any needs. It frames the page as a marketplace and invites readers to place ads for goods services or notices. The tone mirrors a local newspaper helpfully guiding readers to use classified space.
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Times-Press
Paragon Theatres Plans Suit Against City of Newburgh
Paragon Theatres Corporation at Newburgh intends to sue the city for 50 000 damages over an ordinance banning theatre construction within 125 feet of a church. The firm had acquired Mrs. Sarah Marquette's 73 Grand Street property and faced permit denial after the ordinance passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Paragon Theatres Corporation
City of
Paragon Corporation
Sarah Marquette
Grand Street
Rights of Way for New Middletown Road Secured
The Good Roads Committee of the Board of Supervisors and County financer C. H. Smith nearly completed securing rights of way for the Middletown Montgomery road. Farmers along the route are eager to have the road built and urge prompt progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown-Montgomery
Good Roads Committee
Board of Supervisors
County Finaineer Cc
H. Smith
Pike for Sullivan Fish Hatchery Distribution
Six cans of pike from government fish hatcheries at Burlington VI were moved Wednesday afternoon to Wurtsboro for distribution in Sullivan County streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Government Fish Hatcheries
Burlington
Wurtsboro
Sullivan County
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Clementa
Cuba
Henry J. B. Baird
Florida Sugar Co
Rio Canto Co
Courages
Chas. Wolff, Inc
Middletown, N. Y
Here
Mayfield
O. N. Bly
Monticello
O’brien
Bullville League
Otisville
Jersey
Arturo Torres
Thrall Hospital
Helen Dickson
Bloomingdale
Charles Hill
Willis
Bartholomew
Newark
Sadie O. Rourke
Vaughn Private
Rudolph Nass
Butler
Sarah A. Clark
Juff Chamberlain
Morris Plains
Walter Bartholomew
Senator Gould
Bank Street
John Copeland
F. W. Lawrence
Hamburg Avenue
Harriet Cryer
Marcus Norman
Moses Green
Harry Sager
East Orange
Virginia Sears Phillips
Harold Hough Phillips
Bloomfield
Jerome Herzenberg
Morris Davis
Main Street
Carolyn Wallin
Fred Havens
Jersey City
Emma Lefort
Col. Mosby
MR. Stanton
America
Danforth Millie Co
Dboys Suite
Cohen
W. Main ST
Upetaira
McMonagle & Rogers
North St
Apollo
VADOR
Waldo Wood
Crawford Furniture Bo
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