Compensation Law Amended Brightens Employers and Workers
Governor Whitman signs sweeping changes to compensation law expanding covered employment and adding new groups such as machine wrecking curb and sidewalk repair and many other trades. The act allows joint employer employee elections to bring non listed employments under the law and updates awards including permanent total disabilities and head and facial injuries with fixed and discretionary limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Inap
William C. Archer
Bureau of Compensation
Commission
Court of Appeals
Court of Appeal
Supreme Court
Elks Plan Big Peekskill Gathering and Parade
Peekskill hosts the Elks New York State Association convention June 6 to 8 with official headquarters at the Eagle hotel. Delegates attend dinners receptions excursions to West Point and Bear Mountain, a parade with prizes, and multiple district events at Peekskill venues including the Guardian, Elks Home, and Shady Lake Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
FB. PP. O. B. New York State Association
Wikdom
Eagle Hotel
Committee On
Jog House
Kiks Home
Peekskill Convention Committee
Elkin
New York State Association
Mohexan Inn
J. G. Harris
Peekskill Lodge
Leverett F. Crumb
Penue
Village
P. BE. R
W. E B. Drnslane
Brown Street
Henry W. Jones
A. M
L. D
Fey
Weateheater
Mount Vernon
Daniell. Cashin
Brother J. Bryan
Rochester Lodge
Sp. m
Mika
S. Pom
Park Street
Cokline
Weat Point
Hear Mountain State Reservation
Shady Lake Park
Elks
Colonial Theatre
Elke
Woman Found Dead In Home On Mulberry Street
Isaac Winters discovers his elderly wife dead at home on Mulberry Street after entering through a second floor window with help from neighbor W. F. Benedict Jr. Police and Health Officer Hanmer treat the scene as a possible apoplexy linked death. Funeral set for Sunday at 1 PM with services by Rev. C. H. Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Winters
Mulberry Street
Winters
W. F. Benedict, Jr
Benedict Nott
Hanmer
Mr. Winters
Dr. Hanmer
Ogden
H. J. Powelson
William T. Cornelia
Mra. Winters
Sussex County
N. J
James Babcock
Vernon
Methodist Church
Goshen
Slater
George Babcock
Lake Avenue
C. H Reynolds
Florida
Thie County
Foreclosure Filed Over $44,259 Mortgage in Nyack
Pan ny Dodge of Middletown sues to foreclose on the Rockland County Agricultural and Horticultural association mortgage totaling 44,259.64 with accrued interest. Justice Tompkins names Arthur Watson referee to auction the property, which includes a race track and fair grounds, due to missed payments.
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Nyack
Panny
Dodge
Middletown
Rockland Cauntg Agricultural and Horvicultural Association
Justice Tompkins
Arthur Watson
Mason retires from Mason drug store in Port Jervis
June Fred N. Mason of 56 57 Pike street retires after 45 years with F N Mason & Son drug store. His son Mariner H H Mason takes over active management as the business becomes a stock company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Port Jervis
Fred N. Mason
F. N. Mason & Son
Pike Street
Mariner HH. Mason
Greason Gets School Place Head of Middletown physical training
Charles E Greason, long in charge of Webb Horton Memorial Church physical department, is named director of physical training in Middletown schools. The $1200 salary begins September 1. He plans systematic exercises, classroom recess supervision, interschool contests, and expanded playground and athletic programs for all ages.
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Charles £. Greason
Webb Horton Memorial Church
Middletown
Creason
Greason
Hila
New York
West Side
Gerry's Children's Society
Newark
Eastern Association
Board of Education
Timea-Press
BE. Vamn Dyke Wight
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Priday A. m
Charles K. Greason
Charles J Knapp Taken By Death
Charles J Knapp died at his home 56 Haw ley street aged 71 after long illness. Funeral expected Sunday with burial at Deposit. Surviving are wife Mrs Knapp two sons F Percy and Rodney A Knapp three daughters Mrs Daniel M Wittans Mrs W W Moon and Miss Emily B Knapp and sister Miss Josie E Knapp of Deposit. Born Pepacton Delaware county June 1845 he graduated Hamilton College 1866 and joined the Deposit bank started by his father Charlies Knapp a former Congressman.
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Binghamton
Charles J. Knapp
Hawley Street
Knapp
Deposit
F. Percy Knapp
Rodney A. Knapp
Daniel M. Wittans
W. W. Moon
Emily
Swinton Son Named Free Alternate for West Point Cadetship
Edward V. Swinton received a telegram from Congressman Edmund Platt designating his son Ralph Swinton as free alternate for a cadetship at West Point. Ralph took the examinations at Newburgh last Saturday.
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Port Jervis
Edward V. Swinton
Edmund Platt
Ralph Swinton
West Point Military Academy
Ralph
Newburgh
Unclear Record on Mr Greason's Physical Department
Fragment mentions Mr Greason and the physical department, noting unusual success but lacks context or specifics.
O Brien hints at legal action over published stories
Dr O Brien returns to Wappingers Falls after a car ditch episode and head injury. He asserts amnesia about events from the crash to New York and accuses others of misstatements and vilification while promising a written statement and possible legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. O'Brien
Wappingers Falls
Dr. Freeman
O’brien
Dairymen push plan to raise milk prices in tri state region
In Albany dairymen from New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania met at the state agricultural department building to outline a campaign for higher milk prices. The Dairymen League says current NYC milk prices barely cover production costs and a major firm controls the price. The executive committee will study drastic options and seek to expand the league which claims 190000 cows and 13000 members. Officers and directors from several towns attended.
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Albany
New York City
Dairymen's League
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
State Agricultural Department
State Street
Ter
League
John Y. Gerow
Washingtonville
F. H. Thompson
Holland Patent
Albert Manning
Otteville
Louis M. Hardin
Sussex
N. J
Harry W. Culver
Amenia
Oscar Bailey
Brewster
Co. P. Huxtable
Richfield Springs
D. F. Livingston
Chemung
Harry Bull
Campbell Hall
J. B. Beardslee
New Berlin
H. C. Kershaw
Sherburne
R. D. Cooper
Little Falls
Kerosene Stove Causes Blaze in Apartment
Fire from a kerosene stove in the apartment of Arthur Fuller on the top floor of the residence owned by F N Cudney at 152 Linden Avenue caused minor damage at 645 pm Thursday. A general alarm from box 16 brought the fire department but neighbors and Mrs Fuller extinguished the blaze before Chief Higham and units arrived. Loss is covered by insurance.
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Arthur Fuller
F. N. Cudney
Linden Avenue
North Street
Low Avenue
City Department
Higham
Fuller
Burns Old Glory, Is Fined Hundred
Bouck White leader of the Church of the Social Revolution was sentenced in New York on June 2 to 20 days in jail and a $100 fine after being found guilty of desecrating the United States flag. In court many followers attended including numerous women. They had participated in a ceremony at the church quarters the night before in which flags of several nations including the United States were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bouck White
Church of the Social Revolution
United States
Pasteurizing Rules Extend to New York Ice Cream
New York June 2 The Board of Health adds a sanitary code section requiring pasteurization or sterilization of all ice cream ingredients except flavors fruits and sweeteners Health Commissioner Emerson notes that while large New York producers make wholesome products some Hoboken and Jersey City plants ship ice cream with doubtful ingredients into the city avoiding inspection unless pasteurized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Health
Emerson
Hoboken
Jersey City
Degree conferred by Walden Lodge at Middletown meeting
Last evening Middletown Lodge No. 112 I O O F held at Odd Fellows Hall a large meeting with 75 members from Freeman Lodge Walden and the degree team. Two candidates received the first degree as Waldenites praised the flawless work. Guests came from Brooklyn Bilenville Suffern Port Jervis Goshen Westtown Warwick and other places. A formal session followed with remarks and a musical performance by the Italian Odd Fellows orchestra directed by Rev B Neyroz. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North Street
Freeman Lodge
Walden
Waldenites
Odd Fellows
Brooklyn
Bilenville
Suffern Port Jervis
Goshen
Westtown
Warwick
Odd Fellows String Orchestra
B. Neyroz
Surprise Fifth Wedding Anniversary at Krenrich Home
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Krenrich enjoyed a surprise gathering Thursday evening with about 25 friends marking their fifth anniversary. Mrs. H E Pratt hosted a bountiful supper. The group later shared music and social time, wishing them many more happy anniversaries and presenting gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Krenrich
H. E. Pratt
Krenrich
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State Association
Guardian
Eora
Fletcchmann Company
The
Off
Cora
Against Rockland Co. Fair Association
Chamber of Commerce
H. C. McBrair
Porc Jervis Ight Ard Power Company
Samuel M. Cuddeback
Otty
Beattie
Thin City
Public Service Commission
James H. Knapp
Charles P. Knapp
Deposit Village Board of Education
Stat Concrese
Congress
Binghamton Trust Co
Bank Funde
Ithaca
Charles E. Greason
Swinton
Mr. Greason
Beacon
Northern Avenue
Dr. Kearn
69Th Street
Walden Lodge
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