Lengthy Criminal Calendar Opens in Newburgh Term
County Court in Newburgh opens on Monday with DA Wilson to try about eight cases. Expected are robberies in the first degree, perjury, blackmail, liquor violations, assaults, burglary, larceny, and other felonies across Orange County with numerous defendants including Jacksons, De Crosta, Keighmy, and others. The civil docket follows with multiple hate cases and property disputes awaiting judges More Chauser and Tompkins at a special term.
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Newburgh
Wilson
George’. Brewster
Supreme Court
More Chauser
Justice Tompkins
George and Albert Jackson
Henry Spengler
Cochecton
Robert Jackson
Goshen
Patsy de Crosta
Coldenham
Michael Green
John Keighmy
Wesley Howell
Recorder's Court
David Mack
Monroe
William Steele
Middletown
Samuel Wiseman
Isreel Cohen
Hymen Berger
Sam Shapiro
Wolfe Wiseman
Orange County
Angelo Steele
Frank Salvati
Herman Smith
John Earl
John Calamaras
George Dickson
George Hutchinson
Charles Stoves
Patsy Kelly
Peter R. Lawson
Willam
Wright
Cornwall
Nick Enrose
Port Jervis
James Helms
Charles Baede
James Tyler
John Thomas
State Hospital Examinations and Movie Night Update
The State Hospital held final examinations for the Training School for Nurses with named seniors and juniors passing, plus notes on duties after September 30. A movie night featured songs by Leo Jorgensen and performances by Mias J Eleanor Peck and Johnsons amid remarks on staff roles and hospital mail services.
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Norces
Terewith
Marty Pinter
Extelle G. Hewitt
Rachel Rodine
Ervin Anthony
Winfield Robinson
Minn Katherine Senily
Florence McDoesid
Sheeraan
Misa Mary & Arm Sirone
Bettie Caligader
Mise Carzie Haletck
Elisabeth Keller
Atd
Mick Lilian Roden
Tuxedo Park Horse Show Opens Season With Big Match Race
The Tuxedo Park horse show kicks off the season with a featured 1 000 match race at Monroe track, July 4, pitting President John R. Townsend of the Goshen Driving Club against President M. C. Schaefer of the Monroe Driving Club. Parkway Farm and Brook Farm entries such as The Expose and Lady KatrinA receive attention as glow of rising pacers Beth Clark and Flash Patch Len raise expectations for Monroe and Middletown engagements. Wanless from Kentucky heads to Orange County with a 2.00 pace claimed last fall.
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Tuxedo Park
Coures
Monroe Track
Monom
John R. Townsend
Goshen
Katrina
Axile
Hobokus
Parkway Farm
Mource
Aventist
Brook Farm
Beth Clark
Joe Patchen
Dan Patch
West
Flash Patchlen
Dick Me Cormick
Chester
Monroe
Wanless
Kentucky
Orange County
New York
Middletown
Spring Conference of Ellesville M E District Teaches The Divine Task
The Newburgh district spring conference met at Ellesville M E Church with Rev F H Deming in charge. Attendees heard talks on The Divine Factor in our Task and The Divine Book, Divine Sacrifice, Divine Method, and a late address by Dr Sheridan W Bell. Ladies provided meals and entertainment for visiting pastors.
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Eltenville
Newbursh
Methodist Episcopal
Fred Stacey
Washingtonville
T. N. EB. Richards
Hancock
Robert Knapp
Marlboro
Arthur Thompson
St John's Church
Newburgh
R. I. Watkins
Middletown
John Gardiner
East Branch
W. H. Moser
Sheridan W. Bell
D. D
Washington Square
M. E
New York City
Sulzer Platform Announced Early
William Soleer shows views of war as a political platform is revealed under a Liberty Bell image with cracks. The document lists platform planks including taxing taxpayers, opposing pollution, road progress, welfare programs, free press and free schools, and opposition to special privilege while Wilson considers petitions for clemency.
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Wiliam Soleer
Beda
Sli
Saugerties Tissue Company Mill Burned Down
A large paper mill on East Bridge street in Saugerties burned late Wednesday afternoon. The 5 PM start led to a total loss in about ninety minutes with an estimated $960,040 insured damage. About 150 residents will be out of work until the mill is rebuilt.
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Tissue Company
East Bridge Street
Saugerties
Diamond Paper Company
Diamond Company
Chester Fourth Safe and Sane Fourth of July Rules
Village Aldermen adopt a resolution to ban skyrockets Roman candles giant and da nsite firecrackers and blank cartridges on village streets enforcing with two extra officers. The note lists local residents and summer arrangements including Penoser cottage reservations and a land purchase by Robert Lippert.
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Chester
Vilage
George Cain
Brooks Carriage Factory
Bradford
Gurtarid
Cheater National
George Mealster
The
Chester Presbyterian
Chambersburg
Durland
Australians Told How Much to Tip in America
A San Francisco steamship line broadcasts guidelines for Australian travelers on tipping in the United States and England. It advises a 7 percent norm in restaurants and hotels, with small weekly tips for maids and porters, and notes variations for riding sharps and sleeping car porters.
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San Francisco
Austraila
AgUpoder
England
San Francisco Steamship
Speawad
United States
Belbore
Woman Struck On Train Dies After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Holt of 1922 Bedford Avenue Brocklyn was stricken on a train Saturday afternoon suffering apoplexy. She was taken to Thrall Hospital where she died late Saturday night. Undertaker P. T. Recilly prepared the body and it was sent to Brooklyn for funeral and interment.
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Margaret
Brooklys
Breakton
Preserve All Ballots From April Seventh Special Election
Judge Schieffelin in Special Term orders New York City and state boards to preserve all ballots from the April 7 special election on constitutional convention 1915. The order aims to prevent ballot destruction after June 6 and to allow investigation of potential irregularities and fraudulent counts.
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Jay Schieffelin
Citizena
Upton
Philbin
Supreme Court
Boards of Elections
New York Cty
Samuel J. Rosensohn
Nassau Street
Schieffelin
Wilson Ignored On Tolls Arbitration
Washington June 4 For the first time since entering the White House President Wilson’s views were disregarded by a formal vote of a Senate committee on tolls repeal arbitration. The senate committee on foreign relations ordered a favorable report on Senator Sutherland’s amendment referring the controversy to arbitration. Several opponents of repeal supported the amendment. The vote marked a significant but expected shift in committee stance with extended debate likely.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Congress
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Sutherland
O'Gorman
New York
Committee On Interoceanic Cannis
Ate
Senate
Stone
Mixsgurl
Pondtrang
Otto
Swanson
Virginia
Smith
Arizona
Democrate
Michigan
Borah
Idaho
Witchcock
Nebraska
Willows
Mississippi
Saulsbury
Delaware
Lodge
Massachusetts
Root
McCumber
South Dakota
Sutherlands
Utah
Burton
Ohio
Repul- Heans
Ulsterville Memorial Day Activities and Local Visits
Ulsterville residents enjoyed a teacher led straw ride to Walker Valley with free ice cream for pupils. A. Howe and son Thomas visited Middletown. Mr and Mrs Thomas Murray from Norwalk, Conn., stayed with Seal family. Miss Mie Trophy of Jersey City spent Memorial Day with the Lemaire family. Charles Stutzer planned a Palmer touring car return trip from the city.
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Ulsterville
Miss Whitten
Walker Valley
A. Howe
Thomas
Middletown
Monda
Thomas Murray
Norwalk
J. Lemaire
Familly
Charlies Stutzer
Palmer
O. T Moffatt
Clara
D. F. Decker
Ellenville
Witte
Christe
New York
Robert Carpenter
Cuengo
Youngsville News Roundup Briefs and Visits
June 4 note about Miss Chris Hens Stein returning from Lib reziz where employed by Forrest G Abrew. May 1 closing of primary department of Youngstille ethod. William Baller, New York electrician, visiting TH. Rogies's. Miss Cartie Reimann ill under Dr Gain scar Inderiied. Embroiden Ciuic members toured Monticello, dining at Park View Hotel. Attendees listed including Rlinnen Ella Abplanslo and others.
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Youngstile
Chris Hens Stein
Libreziz
Ehe
Forrest G
Youngstille Ethod
William Baller
New York
TH. Rogies
Cartie Reimann
Gainscar Inderiied
EL VL McDermott
Prank Formanck
John
Phillqy Ata
Ney
Gaz
Park View
Rlinnen Ella Abplanslo
Fleie Spielmann
Etta Inderlied
Florence Cahi
Mrs. Maeno
Mes
Patterson
Mire
Golerhard
Sard Alagton
Chastiesr
Oakland Valley Social Scene Notes
In Oakland Valley a series of weekend gatherings unfolds as Mr and Mrs Wizard Cage host a sister from the city, Mr apé Mya hosts a Tuesday party, George Gritin plans a visit from Cora Roth, and Mr and Mrs Lewis entertain two guests from New York City amid mild weather and local want ads.
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Clatignol Valley
Dune
Perrer
Fanchier
Wizard Cage
Vette
George Gritin
Ianchier
Cora Roth
Lewis
New York
Warwick Notes and Local Events Highlight Summer Start
Warwick local items include visits by Newark resident Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Everett and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sanford, a two week Sullivan county outing, and the Women’s Missionary Society to meet at Mrs. Lawrence’s home. The first band concert is set for Friday June 5, about 75 high school students attended Goshen speaking contest, Clifford Deming from New York University is home for the summer. A rural kerosene gauge issue led to a merchant’s arrest and trial June 11, with county sealer John E. DuBois noting others in the eastern county may receive checks on their devices. Scott Cook, Del4 Branch conductor, marks 55 years with no injury.
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Goshen
Clifford Deming
New York University
John E. DuBois
Westtown
Levi Eds Nal
Pine Ialand
Epidemic at Auburn Prison Expands Suspect List
About 40 additional men were added to the list of suspects in the agarict fever outbreak at Auburn Prison. There are 1,100 mild cases and fewer than 30 patients remain in prison hospitals.
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Auburn
Auburn Prison
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Albert
Hetzel
M. Cuddedback
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Daniel Saracino
Alfred Connor
Mabel Connor
R. T. Hume
N. D. Belk
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KR. T. Hume
N. D. Belknap
Amanda Pinney
W. W. Micks
Frank Lybelt
Edmund Faulkner
Otto Buschel
William BE. Ferguson
Elwood C. Smith
Joseph W
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D. Gott
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Charles €. Elston
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Henry G. Webb
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J. R. Thompson
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Midistown
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Binghamton State
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San Francisco Steamship Co
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H. D. Gould Company
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